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The Ultimate Sheep Magazine Volume 9 : Nov. 2021 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EDITION
MacCauley Suffolks
2021 AMERICAN ROYAL RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE
2021 IOWA STATE FAIR FFA SHOW CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 ALL AMERICAN CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 DUQUOIN STATE FAIR SUPREME CHAMPION EWE
2021 WI. SHEEP & WOOL FEST CHAMPION HAMP EWE DAY 1 RESERVE COMMERCIAL DAY 2
2021 FREEDOM FEST CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EWE
2021 IOWA STATE FAIR 4H RESERVE HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 SHEEP YOUTH EXPO CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 FREEDOM FEST CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR CHAMPION OXFORD LAMB
2021 IN. STATE FAIR OPEN SHOW CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EWE
2021 WI. SHEEP & WOOL FEST SUPREME GRAND EWE
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2021 IL JR LIVESTOCK CLASSIC THIRD OVERALL EWE
2021 NUGGET ALL AMERICAN RENO SUPREME GRAND RAM
2021 GEORGIA JUNIOR NATIONAL THIRD OVERALL EWE
2021 SHEEP YOUTH EXPO THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB
2021 IN. STATE FAIR OPEN SHOW RESERVE HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 WISCONSIN STATE FAIR FOURTH OVERALL
2021 INDIANA STATE FAIR FOURTH OVERALL EWE
2021 OK. BLACK & WHITE SHOW GRAND CHAMPION WETHER
2021 INDIANA STATE FAIR RESERVE SR. HAMPSHIRE EWE
2021 INDIANA STATE FAIR RESERVE OXFORD LAMB
2021 SHEEP YOUTH EXPO RESERVE GRAND MARKET LAMB
2021 MISSOURI STATE FAIR RESERVE SHROPSHIRE LAMB
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RS ON THE COVER The cover ad features MacCauley Suffolks of Atglen, PA. MacCauley Suffolks prides themselves on raising sheep that claim banners in the show ring and excel production expectations in the lambing barn. MacCauley Suffolks are expected to be “Functional Suffolks with Style.” The flock emphasizes structural soundness, easy fleshing on grass, superior maternal instincts, male fertility, and breed character. The MacCauley flock consists of 400 brood ewes owned by Bill, Betsy, Chris and Kyle MacCauley. The ewes are also under excellent care of Farm Manager, Evan Snyder. Mark the date for their upcoming online bred ewe sale on Oct. 24. Stay tuned to their website: www. maccauleysheep.com for updates about their spring sale and sale consignments. They would love to have you visit Atglen, PA and view the flock.
EDITORIAL Siblings in the Spotlight .................................pages 8, 10, 12, 16 Teresa’s Top Ten Tunes .....................................page 10 It’s Okay to Not Be Okay .........................pages 14-15 Breed Business .........................................pages 20, 22 Advertising Index .............................................page 52
SHOW RESULTS Freedom Fest ............................................pages 24-25 All-American Junior Show.......................pages 26-27 Youth Sheep Expo ....................................pages 30-31 ICLA .....................................................................page 34 IL State Fair ...............................................pages 36-37 NE State Fair .....................................................page 37 Western IL Throwdown ...................................page 38 IL Jr. Livestock Classic ............................pages 40-41 State Fair of West Virginia .............................page 42 WI State Fair ...........................................page 42 & 44 IN State Fair ......................................................page 45 Ohio State Fair ..................................................page 46 Aksarben .............................................................page 47 Heart of Texas ...................................................page 48 American Royal .................................................page 50 Tulsa State Fair .................................................page 50
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> LETTER FROM THE EDITOR HELLO LONG LOST FRIEND! Wowser, its been several months since we graced your mailbox and for that I’m sorry. When you receive this issue I will be somewhere between almost being a new mom and navigating being a new mom. I appreciate all the kind words and grace everyone has given me during this journey. I will be missing my first NAILE that I can ever remember, and while that’s weird its worth it (at least this once). Summer was a fun one for myself and the Ringside crew as we hit the show road. I enjoyed getting to capture so many memories, work with some amazing people and watch juniors do their thing at Freedom Fest, All-American Junior Sheep Show and the Youth Sheep Expo. Hopefully, we can do it again next summer. As we put together this issue and celebrate all the success of this past summer show season it gets me excited for fall shows and the upcoming lambing and sale season. Whenever you raise livestock you continue to strive to improve your genetics and make sound breeding decisions that help you reach those goals. While lambing (or calving in my case) can be full of long hours and ups and downs, those hours are all worth it as you watch the babies grow, find their new homes and make their presence known in the show ring. This issue celebrates those whose time and decisions paid off. Please take a moment to review their ads, flocks and watch for upcoming sales. Another awesome thing about this issue is it marks TWO YEARS of Ringside! I never guessed we would make it here, but what a fun ride it has been and I hope continues to be. Thank you for everyone who advertised with us this past year and has supported us in many ways. Also a shout out to the Columbia Association for asking us to become editor of their Speaking of Columbias magazine this past year. I know its weird to say in November, but hoping everyone has a great holiday season and a Happy New Year. 2022 will be knocking on the door before we know it. Best of luck to those exhibiting at NAILE. I’ll be cheering and watching online! THANK YOU FOR JOINING US RINGSIDE!
Emily Adcock
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> LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Just like every fall we are staying busy between farming, lambing and all the other various jobs we seem to find. Here in Illinois fall lambing weather seemed to be much warmer than usual with fans running to help keep everyone cool. Between the heat and flies we kept a very close eye on all the lambs to ensure they stayed healthy. Harvest has been slow going here between the weather and various breakdowns we have experienced. Hopefully, if you are in the midst of harvest, you are having success, we are hoping for smooth sailing to finish harvest up before heading to NAILE. With NAILE quickly approaching we are back in show preparation mode around here as well. We look forward to seeing everyone in Louisville in a few short weeks. We will be Kentucky bound before long. Please look for Sarah or I while at NAILE to talk about Ringside or Speaking of Columbias. We would love to get your ad booked for the December Directory issue of Speaking of Columbias or the February issue of Ringside. We may also have some fun goodies to give away! THANK YOU FOR JOINING US RINGSIDE!
Cruz and Sarah Nichols
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Siblings In the Spotlight:
The Ryan Sisters
One of my favorite things to watch is siblings work together to achieve goals in the show ring and with their flocks. Possibly, because Sarah and I did this growing up with all species of livestock as well as Cruz, Trent, and Olivia in the sheep ring. Heck we still work with our siblings (and sibling in laws) today in many aspects of our livestock operations. So I felt it would be fun and fitting to interview a few siblings enjoy these mini stories. We start with the Ryan Sisters, Charlee, age 10, and Harper, age 7. Charlee and Ryan run Ryan Southdowns with their parents in Taylorville, IL. 1. What breed of sheep do you show and why do you like it?
Charlee: Southdowns, because they are small, tame, and loving. Harper: Southdowns, because they are fuzzy and cute. 2. What’s your favorite part of showing/raising sheep? What is your least? Charlee Favorite: Showmanship & taming baby lambs down Charlee Least: Getting wet washing sheep & saying goodbye to the old mommas Harper Favorite: when I win a banner & having new babies Harper Least: the long drive to shows & mean old bucks 3. What is your favorite show and why? Charlee: Louisville because it’s the biggest show of the year and it’s the last time I’ll see my sheep friends for the year. Harper: All-American Junior Show because of all of the activities. 4. What do you like about showing with your sister?
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Charlee: We tried that in team showmanship once and it didn’t go well! But we do enjoy helping each other getting sheep tame and ready for show day. Harper: Having help and watching my sister. 5. If you could pick another breed to show what would it be and why?
Charlee: Romney because they are cute and the bucks are not mean! Harper: Baby Doll Southdowns because they are so adorable. 6. What is something you have learned from showing/raising sheep? Charlee: If your calm with the sheep they will be calm for you. Some of your best friends are met in the barn. Harper: That it’s a lot of work. 7. What advice do you have to other siblings who show together? If things aren’t going perfect try your hardest to stay calm because everyone makes mistakes. You will always do better if your having fun doing it.
“Brenda” Double “A” 2035 2021 Oxford National Sale Champion Ewe 2021 IL State Fair Champion Oxford Ewe 2021 Big E Champion Oxford Ewe
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“Maggie” PHFT 2012 2021 Big E Champion Slick Suffolk Ewe
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Siblings In the Spotlight:
The Howe Kids
Next up the Howe kids, Beau, age 14, and Peyton, age 11. Beau and Peyton run Howe Farms with their parents in Danforth, IL. 1. What breed of sheep do you show and why do you like it? Both: Primary breed is Southdowns. They are docile in the barn and super competitive in the ring. We also raise Suffolks. Dad( Brad) used to raise them. They are much easier to shear off. It’s become a challenge to make them better and improve the breed. 2. What’s your favorite part of showing/raising sheep? What is your least? They both agreed meeting new friends from all over the country was the best part. Beau: loves making all breeding decisions and waiting for lambs to see if it clicked.
Teresa’s Top Ten Tunes My name is Teresa Hromis and I am from Chichester, New Hampshire. I am currently working at Forsee Southdowns in Owenton, Kentucky as the flock manager. I’ve been raising Romney sheep my whole life and attended my first sheep show when I was eight years old. My passion for the industry has only grown since.
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Peyton: loves socializing the lambs when they are in the creep pen. Their least favorite parts are halter breaking lambs and having to cull and take sheep to market. 3. What is your favorite show and why? Beau: loves NAILE and showing on the green shavings. It ends the show season for us. Peyton: Illinois state fair cause it’s the last show of the summer before school starts and the home state fair is special (Continued on pg. 12)
Show Barn Top Ten 1. Burning Man - Dierks Bentley 2. Watching You - Rodney Atkins 3. When it Rains it Pours - Luke Combs 4. Good 4 u - Olivia Rodrigo 5. Stay - The Kid Lario 6. Gone - Dierks Bentley 7. Things a Man Oughta Know Lianey Wilson 8. Sand in My Boots - Morgan Wallen 9. Made For You - Jack Owen 10. A-O-K - Tai Verdes
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R&A 2559 “Grit”:Champion Shrop Ewe Supreme Overall Ewe: 2021 Nash Bash Rockin’ K 2105 “Brassy”: Res. ChampionShrop Ewe Reserve Supreme Overall Ewe: Rockin’ K 2125 “Boadee”: Champion Shrop Buck Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival Premiere Exhibitor 2021 Open & Junior Shows
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Reserve Champion Shrop Ewe, Junior Division Champion: Indiana State Fair Open Show
TAYLOR STOCK FARM Taylor Stock 103 - Jan ram lamb Champion Hampshire Ram at Missouri State Fair Congratulations to Larry Hand and Hand Hampshires!
First place flock at Tennessee State Fair All 5 animals Taylor Stock Farm bred!
Taylor Stock 080 Champion Hampshire Ewe & Reserve Supreme Ewe for W. T. Taylor at Tennessee State Fair.
Both her sire and dam were Taylor Stock Farm bred.
Congratulations to Leland Browning on his first place fall slick Ram at Missouri State Fair, Taylor Stock 0111. Also, congratulations to the Covington, TN FFA Sheep Squad for their great year showing Taylor Stock Farm bred sheep. Our fall 2021 thru spring 2022 lambs will be sired by: Herrig 1236 - Champion Hampshire Ram at 2019 Stud Ram Sale, Caskey 7658 “Encore”, Held 20-4119 “Troubadour”, Slack 8599, FCL 2033 Visitors are always welcomed at 721 Jayna Lane, Salem KY 42078 Billy Zack, Mollie, Nick, and WT Taylor 270-519-2235 \ 270-969-8047 \ taylorstockfarm@gmail.com Ringside | 11
Siblings In the Spotlight:
The Howe Kids
4. What do you like about showing with your sister? Beau: thinks she has a good eye in the ring and makes changes quickly. She also is good at calming the crazy ones. Peyton: Beau is strong enough to handle the stubborn ones but lets her take the head on the sheep that work best with her. She also loves watching him show in showmanship cause he’s really smooth and she learns from him. 5. If you could pick another breed to show what would it be and why? Beau: Suffolks. Peyton: Babydolls cause they are adorable 6. What is something you have learned from showing/raising sheep? Beau: learned in order to make the flock better, sometimes critical decisions have to be made and we have to define what we want our sheep to be known for. LAI has helped us a bunch. Peyton: wants to be a veterinarian some day and embraces the health and well being of the flock. She pulls all blood samples and is very involved in what meds need to be given and what dosage. 7. What advice do you have to other siblings who show together? Beau: says to push each other to be better and learn to work together. Peyton: says accept that certain animals work better for different people. Use each other’s strengths to your teams advantage. 12 | Ringside
In the end, we are a team and we win, lose, and definitely grow and get better together. In 2018, we had a really bad experience and lost a lot of animals. Mom and dad gave us the choice to be done or rebuild and we chose to rebuild focusing more on breeding sheep than market lambs. Many of our best friends we have are from the breeding sheep world and we love our decision. It was awesome to see who jumped in to help us in our time of need. We will never forget that!
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It’s Okay, To Not Be Okay When was the last time you were able to serve others? Was it in the show ring, the barn, at work? Wherever it may have been, how did it make you feel? Were you overcome with a rush of fulfillment, happiness, or even pride in the end? For a majority of us, we strive to help those in the junior livestock industry. Sure, chasing personal goals is a rush in itself, but at the end of the day we all should strive to impact the younger generation. However, in the midst of serving others we can’t forget to serve ourselves. What do I mean by that? Well, I’d like to share a story, but before I do it’s important to note that this story has a lot of intricate parts. If we were to explore every inch of every moving part, we’d miss the main point of the story. So, keep that in mind as we move forward. In January of my senior year, I made a few mistakes that I let myself be defined by. As I was trying to find myself again, my family and I lost our flock and over 20 years of genetics to a barn fire. 13 days after that, on March 13, the global pandemic shut everything down. The guilt, heartache, and isolation that I experienced deteriorated my mental health. Towards the summer, everything started to look bright again. I was showing sheep, enjoying family time, and was just elected to serve as an Indiana FFA State Officer. Things took a quick turn for the worse in early November. Keep in mind, up until this point I hadn’t taken time to process what all had happened in the past 11 months. The straw finally broke the camel’s back when I received a positive COVID-19 test just days before my teammates and I were supposed to host a leadership conference for FFA members. The conference was canceled and feelings of guilt and shame overcame me. Quarantine left me with a good amount of time to look back on the year and how I had been feeling. Hopelessness and loneliness led to suicide ideation, which consumed my life. After these strong feelings persisted, I finally told my parents that
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I needed help. I don’t share this for a pity party, but to help others understand the thoughts behind those who struggle with mental illness. After my quarantine was up, I made the trip to Louisville, Kentucky for the North American International Livestock Exposition (N.A.I.L.E.). This was a show I had been attending with my family since I was born and was always ecstatic to attend. However, this time was different. When I got there I felt detached from where I was. I wasn’t happy in an environment that in most cases was a safe haven. Halfway through the week, I had to leave the show early to go to a doctor’s appointment. During this visit, I was diagnosed with a mental disorder called clinical depression. After being home for a few days and spending time with my family I chose to be put on medication. About a month later on December 22nd I sat in my bed, sobbed in the dark, and ate a whole pint of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream. The medication was taking away a majority of the physical symptoms, but the voices in my head only got louder. Over Christmas break, I reached out to a therapist and started addressing the root of my feelings. I learned that I had unresolved trauma in my life that I needed to address. Therapy was going well, but on December 30th I hit a wall. I felt like a burden to my family for facing these issues and I just wanted the pain to go away. That same night I texted the suicide prevention line saying I wanted to overdose. They were able to calm me down and stop me from taking action. Shortly after this, I had to head back to the FFA Center where my teammates and I had to quarantine again. On January 6th, I couldn’t handle it anymore. I felt as if no one cared, as if I wasn’t enough, and this world would be a better place without me. I gathered all the pills I had from the trial and error process, stared at them and slowly gulped each of them down. 1…2…3…4…5… I looked at the 6th one and stopped. I didn’t want to
die, I just didn’t want to deal with the voices in my head. Quickly after that, I reached out to a group of ladies who went through similar journeys and I trusted. For a long time, I’d been so focused on serving others, that I failed to serve myself. If you’ve ever had similar feelings please know, you’re not alone. The agriculture industry is one of the hardest to be a part of from a mental standpoint. We face so many daily stressors from weather, finance, disease, and more. When the going gets tough, we tend to push ourselves to extreme levels and put up a wall. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying we stop striving for success. My point is that amidst our journey to success, we must first take care of ourselves. I understand that we don’t all face mental illness; however, at some point in our lives we all struggle with our mental health. In these moments, we have to be okay with stepping back and asking for help. The stigma around mental health in our industry has to end. The next time you go to serve others, ask yourself if your needs have been met? Are you in the right mindset to be investing into others? Lastly, can you be fully committed to those that are counting on you? If the answer is no, get the help you need. No banner is worth more than your life and you will never get to experience hanging a banner if you aren’t here. If you aren’t struggling, check in on your friends. I beg you to go beyond surface level questions. Finally, if you notice a stranger barely keeping their head above water, help them. We preach how tight-knit our industry is, well it’s time to get to work and start making our actions line up with our words.
ATTENTION COLUMBIA BREEDERS! The Directory Issue of Speaking of Columbias will be coming out after NAILE. Please reach out to chat with Cruz or Emily to reserve your space in upcoming issue. AD Deadline: Directory Issue: Nov. 22, 2021 Ad Sizes & Cost: Back Cover - $250 Inside Covers - $350 2 page Spread - $550 Full Page - $300 1/2 Page - $200 1/4 Page - $100 1/8 Page - $50 *ads will be full color *10% discount for print ready ads *10% discount contract at least a half page ad in all 3 issues Contact Info: Ringsidesheep@gmail.com Cruz: 859.612.7175 Emily: 217.330.0539
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Siblings In the Spotlight: The Syme Sisters We end with the Syme Sisters, Madelyn, age 14, and Morgan, age 11. With their parents they run Scotch Lane Farm in South Windsor, CT.
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1. What breed of sheep do you show and why do
Madelyn: I have Dorset sheep. There is nothing better than a pretty Dorset! Morgan: I have Natural Colored sheep. I love their colors and patterns. 2. What’s your favorite part of showing/raising sheep? What is your least? Madelyn Favorite: I love showing sheep because I am rewarded in the show ring for breeding, feeding, training, and fitting my own sheep. Madelyn Least: My least favorite thing is washing all my sheep. Morgan Favorite: I like showing because you get to have fun showing your best work. I like playing with the little lambs I raise. Morgan Least: My least favorite thing to do is carrying water buckets. 3. What is your favorite show and why? Madelyn: My favorite show is NAILE because you get to compete with the best of the best from around the country. Morgan: I like the All American Junior Show because we get to meet new people. I also like the AAJS Opening Ceremony and lining up with the other kids from my state. 4. What do you like about showing with your sister? Madelyn: I like showing with my sister because I think we complement each other as a team. I’m the header and she is the heeler. Morgan: Madelyn and I make a good team when we are working together. We seem to know what the 16 | Ringside
other is thinking. I am proud when Madelyn and I get the sheep looking good. 5. If you could pick another breed to show what would it be and why? Madelyn: I have (not so secretly) wanted to raise Border Leicesters since helping show them a couple of years ago. They are so cute and seem very easy going. Morgan: I really like Border Leicesters. I love their curly and fluffy wool. 6. What is something you have learned from showing/raising sheep? Madelyn: When showing, the ribbons only count if you put the work in before the show. Morgan: Showing and raising sheep teaches you to always keep trying and never give up. Stay positive, be patient. Remember the best moments. 7. What advice do you have to other siblings who show together? Madelyn: It has helped us to work together at home with each animal so we can practice making them look their best. Morgan: I would tell others to try not to fight in the show ring, even if it is going badly. And definitely don’t elbow your sister in the head! Future goals: Madelyn: I am working on my own Horned Dorset flock. I am excited for the future and hope to breed a Horn that could one day be a National Champion. Morgan: A future goal that I hope to achieve is to become a sheep photographer. I also plan on beating Madelyn in showmanship!
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BREED BUSINESS SUFFOLK NEWS from Amanda Everts, Executive Secretary, United Suffolk Sheep Association USSA ANNUAL MEETING The 2021 United Suffolk Sheep Association Annual Meeting will be virtual via Zoom. The board decided to move forward with a virtual annual meeting again this year as they received positive feedback from the membership after last year’s meeting, support through the Needs Assessment and feels it’s the best way to allow all members of the association to participate. We encourage all members to join us on Monday, November 8th at 7:30pm central via Zoom. Please note you do not need a computer to join, you can call in!! Be sure to save this connection to join – this will also be posted on the USSA website – www.suffolks. org. JOIN THE USSA ANNUAL MEETING Computer: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89074611289?pwd=UHZm dnd2RXpzNU9NdG5ramorQ2pNUT09 Phone: 1-646-558-8656 Meeting ID: 890 7461 1289 Passcode: 657418 NAILE INFORMATION: Suffolk Events Schedule Friday, November 12 Junior Breeding Showmanship – 9am Premier Bred Ewe/Premier Market Mama Sale—1pm also on wlivestock.com Market Lamb Showmanship— 1 hour following conclusion of commercial ewe show Lead Line –5pm Saturday, November 13 Suffolk Market Lamb Show UJSSA Root Beer Float Social – 2:45pm, outside Suffolk Sale North American International Suffolk Sale – 3:00pm UJSSA Meeting* – 30 minutes following the conclusion of the Suffolk Sale Sunday, November 14 Junior Suffolk Breeding Sheep Show – following Dorper show, Ring 1 Monday, November 15 USSA Board of Directors Meeting – morning, TBA* Hall of Fame Recognition Event - 5:30pm Social Hour, 6:30pm Dinner (South Wing*) Tuesday, November 16 Open Suffolk Show – 9am, Ring 1 Thursday, November 18 Supreme Champion – follows completion of all open shows *Location TBA – see USSA booth at NAILE for location Any Changes to meeting times and locations to be posted at the USSA booth SUFFOLK HALL OF FAME You’re invited to join fellow United Suffolk Sheep Association members for an event filled evening of dining and reminiscing as the association recognizes the 2021 inductees to the United Suffolk Sheep Association Hall of Fame. The event is scheduled for 20 | Ringside
Monday, November 15 at 5:30 pm (Social Hour – Dinner at 6:30 pm) at North American International Livestock Exposition, Louisville, Kentucky. 2021 INDUCTEES: Marlin Berg, Minnesota Alan Culham, Michigan Jim Peifer/Kurt Birky, Illinois Bill & Susan Shultz/Bunker Hill Farm, Ohio Advanced Dinner Reservations are Required. To make reservations, please use THIS FORM or email amanda@suffolks. org with the number attending in your party. The dinner is $35 per attendee, please send payment and make checks paid to USSA – PO Box 121, Holland, Iowa 50642. NOTE: Reservations must be made by October 31, no late reservations will be accepted this year. OPEN SHOW ENTRY FEE Just a reminder that the entry fee of $10 per head needs to be paid to the USSA prior to the events at NAILE, for those who do not pay, will be prohibited from participating. If the entry fee is collected at NAILE, the entry fee will increase to $20 per head. CHAMPION SELECTION A reminder of the changes made last year to the NAILE JUNIOR and OPEN shows – a champion fitted and slick ram and ewe will be selected.NO OVERALL CHAMPION RAM AND EWE WILL BE SELECTED - BOTH FITTED AND SLICK SHORN CHAMPIONS WILL GO TO THE SUPREME DRIVE. Root Beer Float Social There will be a Root Beer Float Party on Saturday, November 13th beginning at 2:45pm outside of the Suffolk Sale area. You’re invited to stop by, grab a root beer float, pick up your exhibitor shirt and meet the Junior Directors! Junior NAILE Exhibitor Group Photo Bring you NAILE T-shirt and meet the at the show backdrop (where the Banner Magazine takes photos) for an exhibitor photo on Sunday, Nov. 13th at 8:30am! We’ll have t-shirts there if you didn’t make it to the Root Beer Float social to pick your shirt up on Saturday! UJSSA Silent Auction There will be a silent auction at the Suffolk booth - it will close on Tuesday, following the conclusion of the Suffolk open show. Items will be added throughout the event, be sure to check back often! Items will be posted on the UJSSA Facebook page, bids can be made through Facebook messenger! If you have an item you’d like donate to the silent auction, please bring it with you and find Nancy Burton (Jr. Coordinator), any UJSSA Director/Intern or Amanda Everts! All proceeds go toward the United Junior Suffolk Sheep Association. SUFFOLK U WEBINARS You’re invited to join the upcoming fall Suffolk U Webinar. These webinars are FREE and open to anyone. Please see the USSA website for more details or watch live on the USSA Facebook page. All past Suffolk U Webinars are archived on our website, free for anyone to watch. •Rams & Profitability: A Panel Discussion- December 7th, Greg Ahart, Moderator. (Continued on page 22)
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Thank you to all that helped Makenna this summer! Thank you Cruz and Sarah Nichols for all you do for our show flock. You always have our sheep looking their best! Look for details on our April Online Sale coming soon!
We are excited to announce the recent acquisition of the don craft Brood ewe flock. Thank you to don and family for allowing us this opportunity. We are excited to get these ewes in production and see where they take our flock.
Garey 654 - “Aerial”
Champion Tunis Ewe - All-American Jr. Sheep Show & IL State Fair Open Tunis Show
Garey 685 Schambow 532 is the dam of 654 & 685 - we are thankful the Schambow family let us be a part of this high quality dam. The Clint Garey Family 2602 1600th Ave., Atlanta, IL 61723 - 217.648.8800 - clint2404@gmail.com
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BREED BUSINESS (cont.) HAVE SUFFOLKS TO SELL? Do you have Suffolks to sell? Are you looking for Suffolks to purchase? Contact the office to post an ad in the Marketplace on the USSA website. We also have a Suffolk Sheep Marketplace group on Facebook – feel free to join! USSA FUTURITY Please submit your points forms to the USSA Office. Suffolk futurity standings as of 10.6.21. Owned Ewe Lamb District 1 No points submitted at this time. District 2 52pts – VanDyke 21-3, Raesa Zelinsky, SD 23pts – Slack 1434, Molly McGowan, TX 19pts – Slack 1418, Aubrey McGowan, TX District 3 30pts – JMG 2124, Maddie Anderson, MN 18pts – Bar-Zel 2110, Elijah Ruddat, WI 10pts – Bar-Zel 2157, Elijah Ruddat, WI 7pts – Bar-Zel 2109, Noah Dobberpuhl, MN District 4 45pts – Slack 1363, Emily Stevens, OH 42pts – MacCauley 5416, Allee Hoover, PA 31pts – Arnevik 2099, George Cash, PA Bred & Owned Ewe Lamb 50pts – Bar-Zel 2114, Raesa Zelinsky, SD 44pts – So-N-So Acres 03106, Brittany Smith, NJ 41pts – So-N-So Acres 03095, Brittany Smith, NJ 31pts – Royer Farm 112, Avery Sullivan, IL 28pts – Thoeny MN503307-0002, Nicole Thoeny, MN 18pts – Everts 2112, Greeley Everts, IA 4pts – Hastings Farm 21-7, Kameron Hastings, IL Owned Yearling Ewe 38pts – Dombek Family 3463, Briana Thoeny, MN 36pts – Slack 0192, Emily Stevens, OH Bred & Owned Yearling Ewe 49pts – Binder/Albright 1964, Madison Binder, IL 47pts – Binder/Albright 1962, Sandra Binder, IL 45pts – So-N-So Acres 03121, Brittany Smith, NJ 21pts – Haugh 2003, George Cash, PA REGISTRY PROGRAMS In addition to the purebred registry program, the USSA offers several other registry programs to members. The GAP program is designed to reconnect with Suffolk flocks that are purebred, but sheep have not been registered ever or in many years. The Amnesty program is designed for Suffolk flocks who have not registered in recent years and would like to catchup on registry work but at a more affordable price. The Percentage program has been around since the 1970s and is designed to register sheep that one parent is not a Suffolk or traces back to non-Suffolk parents. More information about these programs can be found at suffolks.org – select registry programs under the Program header. Or contact the Suffolk Office to learn more about how one of these programs will fit into your flock. 22 | Ringside
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES •Email Blasts: Send an email blast ad to over 1000 Suffolk members and enthusiasts across the United States. Blasts are $100. •Website Banner Ads: Your ad will be seen by current breeders and prospective Suffolk buyers! Rates are extremely affordable! •Newsletter Ads: Advertise in the Suffolk Newsletter! Ads start at $50! USSA OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION United Suffolk Sheep Association PO Box 121 Holland, IA 50642 Office: 641.684.5291 Fax: 734.335.7646 info@suffolks.org www.suffolks.org
The United Suffolk Sheep Foundation will be having a fundraiser auction at the conclusion of the Suffolk Hall of Fame recognition banquet. Auctioned items include a home decor basket, a “west coast” themed basket, a bourbon basket, custom Suffolk Ram statues and TWO ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO HAWAII...just to name a few. Items will be posted on the Suffolk Foundation Facebook page mail bids will be accepted. Contact- Amanda Everts 319.230.0134.
Email your breed news to ringsidesheep@gmail.com at any time and we will be happy to run it in our upcoming issue!
Columbia National Show and Sale June 6-11, 2022 Laramie County Fairgrounds Cheyenne, WY Join us in the Wild, Wild, West!
HOOKER LINCOLNS “Out on the Street Working” Congratulations to all our customers that found success in the showring this year! Look for upcoming sale details - we have another great set on the ground and on the way.
Barry Hooker 1212 Colten - Bloomington, Illinois 309.824.5587
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FREEDOM FEST
Sedalia, MO Photos by Emily Adcock Photography/Ringside
SUPREME RAM CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Morgan Hauger
RESERVE SUPREME RAM CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED Kylie Schakel
SUPREME EWE CHAMPION POLLED DORSET EWE Owen Torrance
RESERVE SUPREME EWE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE Kailen Smerchek
CHAMPION POLLED DORSET RAM Colby Tool
CHAMPION AOB MEAT EWE Kaitlyn Schakel
CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM Carson Knittel
CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EWE Wyatt Nixon CHAMPION CORRIEDALE EWE Pete Bradley
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FREEDOM FEST Sedalia, MO Photos by Emily Adcock Photography/Ringside
CHAMPION DORPER RAM Caleb Visel Lobdell
CHAMPION DORPER EWE Caleb Visel Lobdell
CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Aly Francis
CHAMPION KATAHDIN EWE Westin Poynter
CHAMPION MONTADALE RAM Bode Niemeier
CHAMPION MONTADALE EWE Bode Niemeier
CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Kenzie Meyer
CHAMPION OXFORD EWE Luke Mumm
CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE RAM Kassidy Schakel
CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE EWE Jaedyn Slutz
CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM Beau Howe
CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE Beau Howe
CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Beau Mumm
CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Beau Mumm CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE Wyatt Nixon CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Kylie Schakel
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ALL- AMERICAN JR. SHOW Springfield, IL
CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN RAM Riley Donkers
CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN EWE Riley Donkers
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER RAM Heidi Barkley
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER EWE Lauren Carson
CHAMPION CHEVIOT RAM Catharine Miller
CHAMPION CHEVIOT EWE Cheyenne Clyde
CHAMPION COLUMBIA RAM Courtney Bauck
CHAMPION COLUMBIA EWE Elizabeth Thiesen
CHAMPION CORRIEDALE RAM Emma Peters
CHAMPION CORRIEDALE EWE Katelyn Von Behrens
CHAMPION COTSWOLD RAM Kenzie Meyer
CHAMPION COTSWOLD EWE Kenzie Meyer
CHAMPION DORPER RAM Payton Nix
CHAMPION DORPER EWE Caleb Visel Lobdell
CHAMPION WHITE DORPER RAM Jessica Waldron
CHAMPION WHITE DORPER EWE Jessica Waldron
CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE RAM Owen Grinstead
CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE EWE Derek Coleman
CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Morgan Hauger
CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWE Wyatt Nixon
CHAMPION HORNED DORSET RAM Ty Smith
CHAMPION HORNED DORSET EWE Kaitlyn Schakel
CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Aly Francis
CHAMPION KATAHDIN EWE Raelynn Derosier
CHAMPION LINCOLN RAM Kamryn Radar
CHAMPION LINCOLN EWE Sidney McAllister
CHAMPION MERINO RAM Megan Inbody
CHAMPION MERINO EWE Megan Inbody
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ALL- AMERICAN JR. SHOW Springfield, IL
CHAMPION MONTADALE RAM Mallory Corzatt
CHAMPION MONTADALE EWE Addison Wetzel
CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED RAM Kylie Schakel
CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Logan Corzatt
CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Kenzie Meyer
CHAMPION OXFORD EWE Austin Brockman
CHAMPION POLLED DORSET RAM Olivia Waggoner
CHAMPION POLLED DORSET EWE Kara Nelson
CHAMPION RAMBOUILLET RAM Enos Hershberger
CHAMPION RAMBOUILLET EWE Moriah Geiser
CHAMPION ROMNEY RAM Teresa Hromis
CHAMPION ROMNEY EWE Catherine Hromis
CHAMPION SHETLAND RAM Shaelyn Simpson
CHAMPION SHETLAND EWE Elizabeth Lovett
CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE RAM Kenyon Buckland
CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE EWE Kenyon Buckland
CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM Caleb Formo
CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE Drew George
CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM Andrew Slack
CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE Rhett Thompson
CHAMPION TARGHEE RAM Alicia Holtz
CHAMPION TARGHEE EWE Alicia Holtz
CHAMPION TEXEL RAM Alexis Koch
CHAMPION TEXEL EWE Austin Brown
CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Nash Arthur
CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Makenna Garey
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Hainsley Went Out With A Bang!
RES, CHAMPION MIDDLE WEIGHT MARKET LAMB/ RES. CHAMPION BORN & RAISED MARKET LAMB MUSKINGUM COUNTY FAIR SASQUATCH X WOLF 260
RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION RAM LEAD HANCOCK COUNTY WHITE DORPER FALL RAM LAMB SIRED BY TEX
RES CHAMPION DORSET MARKET LAMB - OHIO STATE FAIR JR. SHOW. SIRED BY SASQUATCH
SHAKIRA CHAMPION DORPER EWE OHIO STATE FAIR - JR. & OPEN SHOW, RES. CHAMPION ALL AMERICAN JR. SHOW
SUPREME CHAMPION RAM LEAD HANCOCK CO. DORSET RAM LAMB SIRED BY SASQUATCH
CHAMPION DORSET RAM OHIO STATE FAIR OPEN SHOW SIRED BY SASQUATCH
Thank you everyone who purchased sheep from us this year! RESERVE CHAMPION SLICK SHORN DORSET ALL AMERICAN JUNIOR SHEEP SHOW
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We have a really nice fall lamb crop sired by White Onion, Sasquatch, Wolfman Jack and Tex. Transportation can be arranged to most parts of the country. Jason, Kirsten, and Hainsley Hatfield 3660 Big B Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 740-819-8313 | www.dorsetsndaylilies.com dorsetsndaylilies@gmail.com
Our Customers Had A Great Year as Well! CONGRATS TO ISABELA LAZAR! RESERVE CHAMPION PEN OF 2 LAMBS AT MUSKINGUM COUNTY FAIR SIRED BY SASQUATCH
Raising Dorsets, White Dorpers & Daylilies
CONGRATS TO DELANEY DUDTE! RESERVE DORSET IN BOTH LEAD & OPEN SHOWS, RESERVE DORSET AT CHASIN BANNERS AND HANCOCK CO SIRED BY WHITE ONION
CONGRATS TO BLAKE MARTIN! FIRST PLACE FALL EWE LAMB OHIO STATE FAIR JUNIOR SHOW. SIRED BY WHITE ONION
CONGRATS TO ASHTON ANDERSON! CHAMPION IN BOTH LEAD & OPEN SHOWS AT BLE, CHAMPION BREEDERS CLASSIC SIRED BY WHITE ONION
CONGRATS TO SAGE CHRISTIAN & TITO! CHAMPION DORPER WETHER ALL AMERICAN JUNIOR SHOW, CHAMPION PISTOL PETE, 3RD CLASS 2 HAIR SHEEP AT TULSA BEHIND THE CHAMPION AND RESERVE. SIRED BY TEX
CONGRATS TO GRAYSON LONG! CHAMPION DORSET EWE THE STATE FAIR OF VIRGINIA OPEN SHOW FALL BORN WHITE ONION DAUGHTER
CONGRATS TO OLIVIA WAGGONER! 1ST PL SLICK SPRING EWE LAMB NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL DORSET SHOW & KILE , 5TH PL ALL AMERICAN JR SHOW. SIRED BY WHITE ONION Ringside | 19
YOUTH SHEEP EXPO
Greenfield, IN Photos by Emily Adcock Photography/Ringside
SUPREME RAM CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Morgan Hauger
SUPREME EWE CHAMPION ROMNEY Teresa Hromis
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YOUTH SHEEP EXPO Greenfield, IN Photos by Emily Adcock Photography/Ringside
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED Evelyn Deck
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Britney Grits
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION OXFORD Maddie McGhee
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE Alexis Koch
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION POLLED DORSET Nash Johnson
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NICHOLS RAISED
Congratulations to our customers and those that invested in our genetics!
BACKDROP BOUND!
NICHOLS BRED
Stay tuned for details about our Spring Online Sale on Integrity Sales and our State Sale Consignments
Harper says - Best of Luck at NA IL E!
Cruz, Sarah & harper NiCholS | roN & lori Moore
28783 Pleasant Hill School Rd. | Jerseyville, IL 62052 859.612.7175 | slnichols93@gmail.com | Ron:618.535.3235
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NICHOLS
Sheep Farm
ICLA MARKET EWE SHOW Springfield, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET EWE Cole Ellerbrock
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET EWE Bryce Clayton
THIRD OVERALL MARKET EWE EN Hanson
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET EWE Trace Titus
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET EWE Charlee Ryan
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FRANCIS FAMILY FARMS KATAHDINS
“JOE EXOTIC” EXOTIC”
“LONG DISTANCE” DISTANCE”
Supreme Champion Ram - Missouri State Fair FFA Show
Reserve Champion Ram - Youth Sheep Expo, Greenfield, IN
FRA5655 Sired by: POY 16-9
FRA 6446 Sired by: POY 16-9
Find us on Facebook: Francis Family Farms Katahdins
CHAMPION RAM FRA6640
All-American Jr. Show Thank you to Linda Neunzig, WA for purchasing this ram!
Reserve Champion EWE FRA 5647 Sired by: POY 16-9
Youth Sheep Expo, Greenfield, IN LAMBS Sired by: WAP 19-2, POY 16-9, DOC P2283, DOC P766, SHU 4072, TRB 1253, EHJ 835, FRA 5667 “Social Distance”
Tony, Barb, Britton, Brant & Aly Francis 17292 Monroe Road 735, Paris, MO 65275 Ph:573-473-0633
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IL STATE FAIR - MARKET LAMB Springfield, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB EN Hanson
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Carter Hoge
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Kashen Ellerbrock
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Sheridan Hank
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Ashtin Guyer
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IL STATE FAIR- BREEDING SHEEP Springfield, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
SUPREME RAM CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM Brea Knittel
SUPREME EWE CHAMPION COTSWOLD Kenzie Meyer
NE STATE FAIR - 4-H MARKET LAMBS Grand Island, NE Photos courtesy of The Pulse
CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Lydia Ockander
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Crew Freeland
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WESTERN IL THROWDOWN Knoxville, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Cole Ellerbrock
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Carter Hoge
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Ayden Mench
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Cole Ellerbrock
RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Sheridan Hank
THIRD OVERALL BREEDING EWE Alyvia Cowser
What do all these
CL ASSY
Females have in Common? Pictures toP to Bottom: 1. Champion Southdown Ewe 2021 IL State Fair, Owned and shown by Jaedyn Slutz, 2. Supreme Champion Ewe 2020 NAILE Jr Show, Grand Champion Natl Southdown Jr ShowOwned and shown by Emma Liess, 3. Supreme CH Ewe 2020 NEYSS - Owned and shown by Helena Kagan, 4. Supreme CH Ewe ‘19 Tulsa State Fair owned and shown by Shaylee Maddox
BOR N A ND R A I SE D in Sandwich, IL
2702 N 45th Rd | Sandwich, IL 60548 www.andmranch.com | aandmranch@aol.com 815/274-6096 Mark | 815/274-6965 Amy
IL JR LIVESTOCK CLASSIC Bloomington, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Karly Reel
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Kashen Ellerbrock
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Bryce Clayton
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Cole Ellerbrock
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Bryce Clayton
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IL JR LIVESTOCK CLASSIC Bloomington, IL Photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Jessica Reel
RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Kashen Ellerbrock
THIRD OVERALL BREEDING EWE Kendall Cowser
FOURTH OVERALL BREEDING EWE Hannah Rustmyer
FIFTH OVERALL BREEDING EWE Ryan Senko
STATE FAIR OF WV Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Billy McCoy
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Harleigh Oswood
WI STATE FAIR - JR MARKET Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Wesley Berget 42 | Ringside
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Payton Van Schyndle
1. The Showring + Final Touch =
FINAL TOUCH Summer of 2021 Highlights: Supreme Ewe Youth Show KY State Fair Kentucky Bred Grand & Reserve KY State Fair Open Senior Champion All American Junior Show 1st Late January Lamb All-American Junior Show 5 Top 3 finishers at All-American Junior Show Reserve Grand Hamps Across America 1st Hampshire Wether KY State Fair 2 wethers in KY Market Grand Drive 7 class winners at KY State Fair
2. Bob Ross + Final Touch Daughters = BOB ROSS owned with Poe Hampshires —— FINAL TOUCH Poe 7151 Full Monty Son
3. Add up what ewes you are breeding to Bob Ross and Final Touch next season and CONTACT US! (859) 516 - 4522
Terradise Farm - Danville, KY Doug, Beth, Campbell, Corbin and Clark Coyle
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WI STATE FAIR - JR. BREEDING Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING EWE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Kailen Smerchek
RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING EWE CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE- SLICK Ty Thorson
THIRD OVERALL BREEDING EWE CHAMPION TUNIS Claire Spilde
FOURTH OVERALL BREEDING EWE CHAMPION WETHER TYPE Jacee Johnson
FIFTH OVERALL BREEDING EWE RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Paul Riemer
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IN STATE FAIR - MARKET LAMB Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Kelby Roberts
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Chayenee Tennant
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Hadley Hendrickson
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION BFX Logan Bewley
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Gabrielle Raute
OH STATE FAIR - JR. MARKET Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Bailee Amstutz
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION BFX Kaitlyn Zeedyk
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Elizabeth Shatto
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION NATURAL Addilyn Bryant
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Nevaeh Powers
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AKSARBEN - MARKET LAMB Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Aariah Neier
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Halle Hindman
Find or submit show results to The Pulse powered by Sullivan Supply! THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Colby Williams
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Dayton Mortvedt
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE NATURAL - NO PHOTO Brayden Bowers
HEART OF TEXAS - JR. MARKET Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION MEDIUM WOOL Reece Dunham
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB RESERVE MEDIUM WOOL Rodalyn Dunham
THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Landon Krippendorf
FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Amy Mathis
FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION DORPER Blake Meyer
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HAPPY 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Thank you for all the support and compliments in year two! We hope to Continue being your advertising Choice for Many Years to Come. Look for CRUZ & Sarah At NAILE to Talk all things Ringside! Cheers to Year 2!
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AMERICAN ROYAL Photos courtesy of The Pulse
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB David Vetter
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Jade Perea
TULSA STATE FAIR - MARKET LAMB Photos courtesy of The Pulse
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RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Sayde Allen
FROM THE CREW AT
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Thank you for joining us Ringside!
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Team Work makes the
Dream Work We had a blast being the photographer at many shows this summer.
Thank
you to our
AWESOME
crew this summer as well!
If you are looking for a photographer for an upcoming event, sale photos or family photography reach out! We would love to capture your memories. Thank you for all the support in 2021! Still needing to order photos? Check out: https://emilyadcockphotographyanddesign.pixieset.com/
Email: emily.adcock13@gmail.com or ringsidesheep@gmail.com Cell: 217.330.0539
A Summer of FUN! Bauck 8-21 X Borcher 6060
Champion Ewe National Jr. Comeback Show Champion Ewe National Jr. Show Champ Columbia Ewe Youth Sheep Expo Champion Columbia Ewe IN State Fair Jr Show Res Champ Columbia Ewe IN State Fair Open Show Supreme Ewe WI Sheep and Wool Festival
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Itch X Apple 11-19
Champion Oxford Ewe WI Sheep and Wool Festival Class Winner IN State FairJr & Open Shows 3rd place AAJS & YSE Supreme Ewe Hancock County Fair Champion Oxford Southwestern IN Showdown
WWSF 21-19
Stumpe 668 Garey 771 X Spilde 272
Res. Supreme Ewe Southwestern IN Showdown 3rd place at AAJS and YSE Champion Tunis Ewe IN State Fair Jr. Show
Schambow 637 “The Shocker” Matrix X Spilde 195
Champion Ram AAJS Champion Ram YSE Res Champion Ram IN State Fair Undefeated in class BarnTalk Livestock - Arthur and Neumeister Boys Greenfield, IN | lloydt@arthursinc.com | 317.696.7705
Congratulations
Pines End Genetics Finding Their Way to the Backdrop
Yahtzee PENC 20-60
Congratulations to Kylie Schakel! half interest partnership
Sire Howdy - Champion Overall Ram, NAILE 2018 Dam: Bingo - Champion Medium Ewe, NAILE 2018
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WILD ROSE PENC 20-50
Champion Ewe Mn & Sd state fairs
Dammed by White noses Congratulations to Alivia Porter - Champion Ewe Wisconsin Sheep and Wool JR Show
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