WESTVALE-VIEW DAIRY & MOO-VILLE CREAMERY

Give a man enough tractor time and that leads to thinking time - and you’ll never know what he might come up with. While working the fields around his Nashville, Michigan dairy, Doug Westendorp noticed the amount of traffic on nearby state highway 66 that runs from south to north all the way through Michigan. It occurred to him that it was an ideal location for a farm store of some sort and the idea for what has become MooVille Creamery took root. The farm’s adjacent location to the welltraveled route set the stage for what has become an expanding family business for the Westendorps. In a peaceful rural location next to the farm, the original MOO-ville location, which opened in 2005, offers homemade ice cream & dairy products, a gift shop, drive-thru, farm tours - both escorted and self-guided. In the busy summer season, they have a petting farm and play area as well as an outdoor eating area, and the family is continually improving the property. They now have three other retail locations throughout west-central Michigan and they sell their products in 140 other coffee shops and grocery stores and over 50 ice cream shops. That’s a pretty impressive dairy product ‘empire’ that really began back in 1992 when Doug and Louisa Westendorp, who both grew up on dairy farms, moved their young family to the current property. And when we say young family, we mean young - with six kids under the age of six! One ‘single’ - Carlyle; one set of twins - Eric and Troy; and one set of triplets - Levi, Tina and Brittany - made up the pack of kids that grew up with the Holstein herd at Westvale-View Dairy. As the kids got older and all seemed to have some interest in the herd, the farm or working in the family business in some capacity, Doug and Louisa realized the business would have to expand in order to allow that to happen. They didn’t want to increase the herd size and they thought they would need to milk thousands of cows to support everyone, so they built the creamery in order to give all the kids a chance to find a role. And it worked! All the siblings are currently involved in the family enterprise in various positions: Carlyle is the crop and farm manager; Eric loves his job as the herd manager; Troy is the ice cream/ creamery manager; Levi is the milk/creamery manager; Tina manages the four retail stores; and, Brittany organizes the tours. Doug and Louisa still oversee the entire operation, but they also can find the time to cuddle up to their 17 grandchildren. Originally, the family milked 80-90 cows in a double-8 parlor until they expanded and built a new six-row barn with four Lely A4 robots in 2012 (which they upgraded to A5 units in 2020). The entirely Holstein herd now consists of 230 milking cows and 250 heifers. Their impressive rolling herd average is 32,500M 4.1F% 3.1%P. All of that milk is utilized to make their Moo-Ville products - milk, ice cream, yogurt, cheese and butter. Currently, they

process 18,000 gallons of milk a week, and around 4,000 gallons of ice cream weekly in summertime (the busy season for ice cream!). The company sold 155,000 gallons of ice cream last year. The unique twist to their Holstein herd and their on-farm processing is that all their milk is A2A2. That A2 beta casein can make milk more digestible for those that have some distress when ingesting dairy products. Doug Westendorp thought it would be a good niche market to pursue and may get people who thought they were lactose intolerant back to drinking milk. “We’ve had a ton of people say that they can now drink our milk and enjoy our ice cream after years of avoiding dairy products,” says Levi Westendorp. The Holstein herd is now 100% A2A2 cows, but it was a long, tough process to get there. They had been breeding A2 bulls for seven years before that, and had tested the entire herd for A2 status. They sold off the A1 cows as they calved in and replaced them with A2 cows. Eric and Levi admit that they had to sell some really good cows for the change over and that was the hardest part, but by spring of 2020, they were fully A2A2. A walk through the Westvale-View herd finds cows that are well-balanced and milky with great udders and a calm temperament. That should be no surprise as that’s what the breeding goals are - balanced cows that milk well and score Good Plus or Very Good in their first lactations and move up to Very Good or Excellent scored cows as they mature. “We aren’t necessarily looking for the highest type or GTPI animal, but we’re looking to make a balanced cow that has a will to milk with solid type and index numbers,” notes Levi. “We look at cow families a lot more than we used to for bulls. If we don’t like the family, we don’t use them even if they are one of the higher GTPI or type families.” “We don’t have one certain cow that put us on the map, but everybody’s favorite cow was an Excellent Blitz that produced over 400,000 pounds of milk lifetime. We’ve had good luck with the Outside Wish, Cookiecutter Halo (especially the Habitan branch) and the Kings-Ransom Cleavage families. Those families fit our profile - cows with good type and numbers to go with an extreme will to milk,” elaborates Levi. “We don’t aim to make the highest GTPI bull mother or Madison show winner, but we like to have really good barn cows with some numbers. We just try to breed cows that make it fun to go to the barn.” Those criteria hold true when they are looking to add females to the herd. “Obviously, they have to be A2, which can be difficult when buying new animals. Then we look for cow families we like and big milk records. If they don’t milk, we will generally pass even if we like everything else, and then lastly, they have to pass the eye test,” according to Levi. The milk cows stay in the barn, while all the other barns with dry cows and young stock have access to pasture. While they have built new barns for the cows, they remodeled the old milking barn to house the breeding age heifers. In addition to the herd and the creamery and retail shops, the family also farms 1000 acres, usually consisting of 200 acres of alfalfa, 350 acres of corn, 300 acres of beans and 150 acres of wheat. The cows are fed a ration of corn silage, haylage, ground dry corn, and a robot-fed pellet. All the feed for the cows is grown on the farm other than the pellets. They emphasize the production of high-quality forage and crops, and in 2020 they were named the BMR corn silage champion at World Dairy Expo. Producing quality products is the mission of the Westendorp family and their MooVille operation whether it’s foodstuff for the cows or dairy products to be sold on their shelves and loaded into their five delivery trucks. ‘If it’s not better, why bother’ neatly sums up their drive to make the best. In 2021, their MooVille chocolate ice cream took first place overall in the chocolate category at the North American Ice Cream Association Conference - beating out 125 other

“We aren’t necessarily looking for the highest type or GTPI animal, but we’re looking to make a balanced cow that has a will to milk with solid type and index numbers. We look at cow families a lot more than we used to for bulls. If we don’t like the family, we don’t use them even if they are one of the higher GTPI or type families.” LEVI WESTENDORP

Moo-Ville offers a full lineup of products at four different locations throughout Michigan and their brand can be found in over 140 coffee shops and 50 ice cream parlors. Their chocolate ice cream also took home 1st place honors in 2021 from the North American Ice Cream Association Conference.

entries. That blue ribbon was their first step to being named a grandmaster ice cream maker, a goal that they no doubt will achieve.

Yet, to this day, the family makes sure that they run the business and not have the business run them. Their creamery and retail locations are closed every Sunday so that the Westendorps and their employees can attend church and enjoy a relaxing day of rest with their families. Sunday is the biggest day for ice cream sales in the US, yet that is one area that they refuse to yield. The family is an enthusiastic advocate for agriculture, for the dairy industry and for the Holstein cow. A stop at the farm will always find one or more Westendorps willing to explain their processing of dairy products, expound on the value of reaching out to a non-agriculture-based public, or happy to take a stroll through the barns to talk pedigrees and genetics. If you’re traveling near Grand Rapids or Lansing this summer, do yourself a favor and stop in to appreciate a family business based on their love of the dairy farm and their pursuit of constant improvement! By Kathleen O’Keefe

March 29-31, 2022 · Columbus, OH

SV Velocity Rosie-ET, Jersey, Spring Valley & Heath Jerseys, David Jordan, FTA Sydicate & Boer Jerseys, MD

Cherry-Lor Ladd Ripple-Red, Holstein and Red & White, Matthew Boop & Cael Hembury, PA

DKG Justice Suzanne, Jersey, Blake Greiwe, OH RESERVE SUPREME JUNIOR CHAMPION

Rich-Gen Carter Rosetta, Brown Swiss, Lauren L'Amoreaux, OH

Beardsley DB Ginger-Red-ET, Holstein and Red & White, Aaron Carle, OH

DKG Justice Suzanne, Jersey, Blake Greiwe, OH Holstein and Red & White Senior & Grand Champion Cherry-Lor Ladd Ripple-Red, Matthew Boop & Cael Hembury, PA. Holstein Reserve Senior & Grand Champion T-Triple-T Lavender, Savannah Thomas, OH.

Judge: Ryan Krohlow, WI 171 Head

Cherry-Lor Ladd Ripple-Red (Ladd), 1st Lifetime Production Cow, Matthew Boop & Cael Hembury, PA

T-Triple-T Lavender (Windbrook), 1st 5-Year-Old, Savannah Thomas, OH

Etgen-Way Beemer Reminisce (Beemer), 1st 4-Year-Old, Etgen-Way, OH

Harcliff Solo Bambi-ET (Solomon), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Ernest Kueffner & Terri Packard, MD

Rolling-Spring Big Push Sue (Big Push), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Quietcove Holsteins & Silver Mist Holsteins, OH Holstein Intermediate & HM Grand Champion Harcliff Solo Bambi-ET, Ernest Kueffner & Terri Packard, MD.

Kiko Gold Chip Key (Undenied), 2nd Senior 2-Year-Old, Kiko Holsteins, OH

Shadeline AN Jasmine (Doorman), 1st Spring Yearling, Charles Gleisner, OH

Kiko Solo Jawdroping ET (Solomon), 1st Winter Yearling, Kiko Holsteins, OH

Ms Shadow Qcove Magnificent (Sidekick), 2nd Spring Yearling, Kurt Wolf & Quietcove Holsteins, OH

Etgen-Way, OH Holstein Junior Champion Shadeline AN Jasmine, Charles Gleisner, OH.

Judge: Molly Sloan, WI 70 Head

Cherry-Lor Ladd Ripple-Red (Ladd), 1st Lifetime Production Cow, Matthew Boop & Cael Hembury, PA

Twincounty Abs Rumba-Red-ET (Absolute), 1st 4-Year-Old, K Doeberiener & L Bowen, OH

Lake-Effect Justlook-Red-ET (Diamondback), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Ellie Widerman & Katelyn Keller, PA

Ridgedale Riva-Red (Jordy), 2nd Senior 2-YearOld, Aubree, Aiden & Alaina Topp, OH

Dorloy-K Artst Glaxy-Red-ET (Aristocrat), 1st Winter Yearling, Danielle Miller, OH

Siemers Tequila 163-Red-ET (Warrior), 1st Spring Yearling, Mike Maloney, NY

Judge: Molly Sloan, WI 98 Head R&W Reserve Senior & Grand Champion Twincounty Abs Rumba-Red-ET, K Doeberiener & L Bowen, OH. R&W Intermediate Champion Lake-Effect Justlook-Red-ET, Ellie Widerman & Katelyn Keller, PA.

SV Velocity Rosie-ET (Velocity), 1st 5-Year-Old, Spring Valley & Heath Jerseys, David Jordan, FTA Sydicate & Boer Jerseys, MD

Schulte Bros Teq My Lady-ET (Tequila), 1st 4-Year-Old, Franchise, D. Jordan, M&W Iager, O&C Bewley, OH

DKG Impression Spice (Impression), 1st 4-YearOld, Lane Greiwe, OH

SSF VIP Janie (VIP), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, RCD Jerseys, Ernest Kueffner, Terri Packard & Rodney Hetts, MD

Hi Poits Colton Teresa (Colton), 2nd Senior 3-Year-Old, Bos Dairy LLC, NM

Brenbe Colton Lyric (Colton), 1st Senior 2-YearOld, Ava Hebgen, OH

DKG Justice Suzanne (Justice), 1st Fall Yearling, Blake Greiwe, OH R&W Junior Champion Dorloy-K Artst Glaxy-Red-ET, Danielle Miller, OH.

Miss Franchise Colton Venice (Colton), 2nd Fall Yearling, Bos Dairy LLC, Glamourview & Franchise, OH

Four-Hills Velocity Precious-ET (Velocity), 1st Spring Yearling, Franchise & Shore International, OH Jersey Reserve Senior & Grand Champion Schulte Bros Teq My Lady-ET, Franchise, D. Jordan, M&W Iager, O&C Bewley, OH.

Judge: Ryan Krohlow, WI 31 Head

Bonert Reagan Jacquee 348 (Reagan), 1st 5-Year-Old, Eric Lang and David Koss, IA Jersey Intermediate & HM Grand Champion SSF VIP Janie, RCD Jerseys, Ernest Kueffner, Terri Packard & Rodney Hetts, MD.

Supreme Junior Champion and Jersey Junior Champion DKG Justice Suzanne, Blake Greiwe, OH.

Toppglen Wicked Champ (Champion), 1st Fall Yearling, Tanner, Brennan, Marissa & Logan Topp, OH

Judge: Molly Sloan, WI 39 Head

Johann Jongleur Amaze (Jongleur), 1st 5-YearOld, Madelyn Topp, OH

Rich-Gen Carter Rosetta (Carter), 1st Fall Yearling, Lauren L'Amoreaux, OH

Judge: Ryan Krohlow, WI 34 Head

Villa Crest Marvel Sayre (Marvel), 1st Aged Cow, Maddox Davis & Isaiah Baker, OH

Springhill Tiller Calico-ETV (Tiller), 1st Fall Yearling, Clay Hershberger & Kathy Whitman, OH Supreme Champion Junior Show and Junior Holstein and Junior R&W Grand Champion Beardsley DB Ginger-Red-ET, Aaron Carle, OH. Jersey Junior Show Senior & Grand Champion DKG Impression Spice, Lane Greiwe, OH.

Grand Champion: Beardsley DB Ginger-Red-ET (Diamondback), 4th 4-Year-OId, Aaron Carle, OH Intermediate Champion: Kiko Gold Chip Key (Gold Chip), 2nd Senior 2-Year-Old, Lizzie Kiko, OH Junior Champion: Kiko Slo Jawdroping 1891-ET (Solomon), 1st Winter Yearling, Lizzie Kiko, OH

Grand Champion: Beardsley DB Ginger-Red-ET (Diamondback), 2nd 4-Year-OId, Aaron Carle, OH Intermediate Champion: Lake-Effect Justlook-Red-ET (Diamondback), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Ellie Widerman & Katelyn Keller, PA Junior Champion: Dorloy-K Artst Glaxy-Red-ET (Aristocrat), 1st Winter Yearling, Danielle Miller, OH

Grand Champion: DKG Impression Spice (Impression), 1st 4-Year-Old, Lane Greiwe, OH Intermediate Champion: Brenbe Colton Lyric (Colton), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Ava Hebgen, OH Junior Champion: DKG Justice Suzanne (Justice), 1st Fall Yearling, Blake Greiwe, OH

Judge: Molly Sloan, WI 27 Head

Heavenly Zora-ET (Patriot), 1st 4-Year-Old, Dillon Freeman, IN

Spring Meadows My Lavendar, 1st Fall Yearling, Morgan Eades, OH

April 7-9, 2022 · Stillwater, OK

Judge: Nathan Thomas, OH 142 Head

Lin-Max Beemer Sweet Pea (Beemer), 1st 4-Year-Old, Sophie Leach, KS

Co-Vale Goldchip Poker 5340 (Gold Chip), 1st Aged Cow, Makayla & Kaleb Osinga, TX

Rokeyroad Awesome Cyclone (Awesome), 2nd 4-Year-Old, Dwight Rokey, KS

Peace&Plenty Doc Jubie16-ET (King Doc), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, M,K,J,K&K Osinga & D,N,E,N&T Chupp, TX

Tex-Stein Hardrock Haile (Hardrock), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Grayson Steinberger, TX

JMK Doorman 3890 (Doorman), 2nd Senior 2-Year-Old, Cason Sanchez, TX

Karnview Warrior Alaska (Warrior), 1st Spring Yearling, Kenlee Philips, TX

Milksource Cruella Devile (King Doc), 1st Summer Yearling, Brayden Carpio, CO

Horizon-Vue Warr Fancy-Red (Warrior), 2nd Spring Yearling, Jacob & Brayden Carpio, CO

Lin-Max Beemer Sweet Pea (Beemer), 1st 4-Year-Old, Sophie Leach, KS

Kole & Beau Trapp and Isla Pfaff, WI

Chupp Family, OK

Tex-Stein Holsteins, TX

Judge: John Erbsen, IL 108 Head

Lin-Max Beemer Sweet Pea (Beemer), 1st 4-Year-Old, Sophie Leach, KS

Co-Vale Goldchip Poker 5340 (Gold Chip), 1st Aged Cow, Makayla & Kaleb Osinga, TX

Peace&Plenty Doc Jubie 16-ET (King Doc), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, M,K,J,K&K Osinga & D,N,E,N&T Chupp, TX Holstein Grand Champion LtoR: Grand Champion Peace&Plenty Doc Jubie16-ET, M,K,J,K&K Osinga & D,N,E,N&T Chupp, TX; Reserve Grand Champion Lin-Max Beemer Sweet Pea, Sophie Leach, KS; HM Grand Champion Co-Vale Goldchip Poker 5340, Makayla & Kaleb Osinga, TX.

Holstein Intermediate & Grand Champion and Junior Holstein Intermediate Champion Peace&Plenty Doc Jubie16-ET, M,K,J,K&K Osinga & D,N,E,N&T Chupp, TX. Holstein Senior & Reserve Grand Champion and Junior Holstein Grand Champion Lin-Max Beemer Sweet Pea, Sophie Leach, KS.

Holstein Reserve Senior & HM Grand Champion and Junior Holstein Reserve Senior & Grand Champion Co-Vale Goldchip Poker 5340, Makayla & Kaleb Osinga, TX. Holstein and Junior Holstein Reserve Intermediate Champion Tex-Stein Hardrock Haile, Grayson Steinberger, TX.

Tex-Stein Hardrock Haile (Hardrock), 1st Senior 2-Year-Old, Grayson Steinberger, TX

Karnview Warrior Alaska (Warrior), 1st Spring Yearling, Kenlee Philips, TX

Wildpfaffs Skik Lipstick-ET (Sidekick), 1st Fall Yearling, Kole & Beau Trapp and Isla Mae Pfaff, WI

Holstein and Junior Holstein Junior Champion Karnview Warrior Alaska, Kenlee Philips, TX.

Judge: Nathan Thomas, OH 121 Head

Random Luck T Heather (Tequila), 1st Lifetime Production Cow, Red Dirt Genetics, OK

LC Success Abilene (Success), 1st Aged Cow, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS

Ratliff Irwin Vancy-ET (Irwin), 1st 5-Year-Old, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS

JX By-Jenn Tequila Fancy {5} (Tequila), 1st Junior 3-Year-Old, Caleb Peterson, MO

Cowbell Viral Ringrooma-ET (Viral), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS

Country Path Nock Your Socks Off (Colton), 2nd Senior 3-Year-Old, Jessica Nolt, TX

Ratliff Lo Lalala Dancer-ET (Lolalala), 1st Winter Yearling, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS

Black Label Matt Sofie-ET (Matt), 1st Summer Yearling, Boer Jersey Dairy, TX

Overside Victorious Sabrina-ET (Victorious), 2nd Winter Yearling, Kylie Osinga, TX

LC Success Abilene (Success), 1st Aged Cow, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS

Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS

Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS

Judge: John Erbsen, IL 70 Head

LC Success Abilene (Success), 1st Aged Cow, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS

Zenubi Raspberries Pie Showdown (Showdown), 1st 5-Year-Old, Makayla Osinga & Addison Goldenburg, TX

Country-Path Nock Your Socks Off (Colton), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Jessica Nolt, TX

Rivendale VIP Cadi-ET (VIP), 2nd Senior 3-YearOld, Hadley Burrus, TX

Jersey Grand Champion LtoR: Grand Champion Random Luck T Heather, Red Dirt Genetics, OK; Reserve Grand Champion LC Success Abilene, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS; HM Grand Champion JX By-Jenn Tequila Fancy {5}, Caleb Peterson, MO.

Jersey Senior & Grand Champion Random Luck T Heather, Red Dirt Genetics, OK. Jersey Senior & Reserve Grand Champion and Junior Senior & Grand Champion LC Success Abilene, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS.

Jersey Intermediate & HM Grand Champion JX By-Jenn Tequila Fancy {5}, Caleb Peterson, MO. Jersey Reserve Intermediate Champion Cowbell Viral Ringrooma-ET, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS.

Junior Jersey Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion CountryPath Nock Your Socks Off, Jessica Nolt, TX. Jersey Junior Champion Ratliff Lo Lalala Dancer-ET, Ron & Christy Ratliff, KS.

Drentex GC Paisley (Game Changer), 1st Spring Yearling, Kenlee Philips, TX

LC Success Abilene (Success), 1st Aged Cow, Taylor, Erin & Sophie Leach, KS

Millwork Byway Kaden-ET (Byway), 1st 4-YearOld, Bryanna Mills, PA

Keystone Solomon Addison (Solomon), 2nd 4-Year-Old, Keystone Farm & Tim Seipt, PA

Luck-E Diamond Allure-ET (Diamondback), 1st 5-Year-Old, James Dunn, PA

Sweet-Peas Solomn Adrift-ET (Solomon), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Denise Pease, PA

Peachey Saturn Teacup (Saturn), 1st Junior 3-Year-Old, Laurel Run Farm, PA

Peachy Control Texas (Control), 2nd Senior 3-Year-Old, Boop & Hill, P

Solid-Gold Tatoo Apollo3-ET (Tatoo), 1st Winter Yearling, Chase Eller & Ethan Foor, PA

Sweet-Pease Altitu Ailani-ET (Altitude), 1st Winter Calf, Madison Soden, PA

Ubercrest Analyst Morgan (Analyst), 1st Summer Yearling, Colton Uber, PA

Sweet Peas Holsteins, PA

Laurel Run Farm, PA

Walk-Le Farm LLC, PA Grand Champion RtoL: Grand Champion Sweet-Peas Solomn Adrift-ET, Denise Pease, PA; Reserve Grand Champion Peachey Saturn Teacup, Laurel Run Farm, PA.

Intermediate & Grand Champion Sweet-Peas Solomn Adrift-ET, Denise Pease, PA. Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion Peachey Saturn Teacup, Laurel Run Farm, PA.

Senior & HM Grand Champion Millwork Byway Kaden-ET, Bryanna Mills, PA. Junior Champion Solid-Gold Tatoo Apollo3-ET, Chase Eller & Ethan Foor, PA.

Senior & Grand Champion: Cherry-Lor Dback Raven (Diamondback), 1st 4-Year-Old, Cael Hembury, PA

Reserve Senior & Grand Champion: Show-Mar Crush Everyone (Crush), 2nd 4-Year-Old, Wesley Brantner, PA

Intermediate Champion: Walk-Le Doorman 2391 (Doorman), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Brianna Walker, PA

Junior Champion: Sweet-Pease Altitu Ailani-ET (Altitude), 1st Winter Heifer Calf, Madison Soden, PA

Pheasant Echo’s HO Meghan (High Octane), 1st 5-Year-Old, Byron Stambaugh, MD

Peace&Plenty Kenosh Cuisine (Kenosha), 1st 4-Year-Old, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD

Milksource Byway Affection (Byway), 1st Aged Cow, Kueffner Holsteins & Scott Armbrust, MD INTERMEDIATE & GRAND CHAMPION

Harcliff Solo Bambi-ET (Solomon), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Ernest Kueffner & Terri Packard and Rodney Hetts, MD

Peace&Plenty Doc Jubie19-ET (King Doc), 2nd Senior 3-Year-Old, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD

Peace&Plenty Ski Jubie39-ET (Sidekick), 1st Summer Yearling, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD

Ran-Can Warrior Camaro-ET (Warrior), 2nd Summer Yearling, Ran-Can Holsteins, PA

Borderview Unix Jessie-ET (Unix), 1st Fall Calf, Matt & Sarah Hawbaker and Tim & Sharyn Abbott, MD

Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD

Senior & Grand Champion: Sutton Avalanche Eden-ET (Avalanche), 5th Aged Cow, Jillian Sutton, MD

Pheasant Echo’s Hez Dell (Hezekiah), 2nd 4-Year-Old, Atley Miller, MD Intermediate Champion: Budjon Abbott Attention-ET (Cinderdoor), 4th Senior 3-YearOld, Trinity Miller, MD Junior Champion: Pheasants Echo’s DiazRed-ET (Analyst), 4th Summer Yearling, Trinity Miller, MD Grand Champion LtoR: Grand Champion Harcliff Solo Bambi-ET, Ernest Kueffner & Terri Packard and Rodney Hetts, MD; Reserve Grand Champion Pheasant Echo’s HO Meghan, Byron Stambaugh, MD; HM Grand Champion Peace&Plenty Kenosh Cuisine, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD.

Intermediate & Grand Champion Harcliff Solo Bambi-ET, Ernest Kueffner & Terri Packard and Rodney Hetts, MD. Senior & Reserve Grand Champion Pheasant Echo’s HO Meghan, Byron Stambaugh, MD.

Reserve Senior & HM Grand Champion Peace&Plenty Kenosh Cuisine, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD. Junior Champion Peace&Plenty Ski Jubie39-ET, Peace & Plenty Farms LLC, MD.