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He looks good John. Next go round, my Bar N Coalpit cow and her Goldenrod daughter are slated to be bred to TE. There are lots and lots of good cows out there, but of those that I have seen, his dam Muridale Goose 32R ranks right at the top.

A copy of that book sells this Saturday at the Keystone Autumn Klassic Shorthorn Cattle Sale. You could call Brent Elam

I don't see frame scores in the Jungles catalog

When did they add red and white Holsteins?

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Anyone with old Shorthorn Worlds that can come up with the name of the Reserve Junior Champion Polled Shorthorn bull in Chicago in 1960? A Lynnwood bull, but don't know full name.

Good to hear Thermal Energy is clean. He is very impressive.

I have heard Buster's sire, Eionmor Ideal 69F was a carrier. If so, it's likely further back than that. He does have a common sire on both sides of the pedigree, but it could have come from any ancestor.

When there were 11 tested, 3 were mine and fortunately all clean.

Gary, Maternal credentials for sure!!

I think the blocking is for those that record on the TOC program and WHR breeders' epd's show up. Could be wrong. I think they should all show.

Charisma has sired lots of Shorthorn winners up to National levels, as well as Shorthorn Plus and Maintainers.

I thought it looked like he was doing ok from the picture in the herdsire issue of the Shorthorn Country.

I think some cows from the Studer Shorthorn sale are going to Washington. You might check it out.

Good luck with your new plan. Put me on your catalog list, please.

I toured the farm on our way to or from the American Royal for the 4-H judging contest in 1960. We were second by one point to the Oklahoma team. First time I had ever seen an air conditioner in each bull barn. It was impressive to a junior in high school for sure.

I did a little digging and found Herman was the judging team coach at Ohio State at least from 46 to 53, so he well could have been at the halter of this one. From Steve's comment, sounds likely he judged some of the breeding stock classes at the same show.

Anyone know who judged the steers in Chicago in 1952 when this Ohio State calf, Ohio's Leader 2nd was champion and considered the model for all breeds?

He looks very good. What's his registration number?

Just found the live streaming of the shows at DLMS