Borderway UK Dairy Expo was hailed a phenomenal success, when the two-day event at Carlisle not only attracted record breaking entries and visitor numbers but also what many would describe as the best quality show of dairy cattle to date at the mart.
Such was the enthusiasm to exhibit and attend the Harrison and Hetherington event, that an additional 29 head of stock was forward on top of the 463 cattle entered. Just as importantly, some 120 youngsters took part in the showmanship competition.
It was however the superior quality of the youngstock and milking cattle on show combined with the general ‘feel good factor’ that took what was ironically the 13th Dairy Expo, to another level.
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“I am humbled at the presentation and the quality of the cattle which have been quite exceptional,” said Ben Govett, the Holstein, Brown Swiss and Dairy Shorthorn judge, of Tandara Genetics, Australia.
“It has been an incredible, world class event with the winners standing up well to our top show cows in Australia.”
International dairy judge, John Cousar of the Howcommon herd, Ayrshire, selected the top winners amongst the British Friesian and having watched the remainder of the show, was also equally impressed.
“The Black and Whites were phenomenal. The depth and balance throughout was exceptional – there was no bottom end in any of the classes,” he said adding that quality was one of the best he’d ever seen.
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Backing up these statements, event organiser Glyn Lucas said: “This has been the best Dairy Expo yet. We’ve had record entries forward, a record crowd and some phenomenal quality cattle here.
“It is a huge privilege to be able to offer the dairy industry this platform to showcase the UK’s exceptional accomplishments to a global audience.
“Since the very first Borderway UK Dairy Expo held here 12 years ago, our aim was to recognise the many people who work within the industry, to encourage the younger generation, and importantly to highlight new innovations and cutting-edge technology. This is exactly what we achieved here today.”
Adding to the success was the fact that the event which included no fewer than seven breed shows was commentated live to a global audience of more than 11,000 dairy enthusiasts from the Canada, the USA, Australia and throughout Europe. There were also overseas visitors from as far afield as India, Pakistan, Australia and Canada.
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Unanimous grand champion
Scottish producers reigned over several breeds and secured the supreme overall which was presented to the Laird family’s Mag Pandor, a four-year-old Holstein cow in milk which according to the three breed judges was ‘a unanimous winner’.
“From the moment she walked in the ring, I fell in love with this incredible cow,” said the Holstein judge.
“You don’t need to be the biggest to be the best and this young cow has fantastic style, frame, depth and balance. She is a faultless cow with an incredible mammary system,” said Mr Govett, who also described his choice of reserve and honourable mention Holsteins as ‘fantastic.’
Taking centre stage for the Lairds – Alister and Kathleen, son Colin and his wife Izzy – of Blythbridge Holsteins, West Linton, Pandor was providing a second supreme overall at the Expo for the family who previously landed the top spot in 2016.
Their show stopper this time which classified VG89 as a second calver, produced her third in the first week in February and is producing 60litres per day. Bred by Mag Holsteins, Bordeaux, France, this Walnutlawn Sidekick daughter bought privately in January 2023, was reserve champion at the Royal Highland, and first at UK Dairy Day and AgriScot. Paraded by Izzy Laird, Pandor is part owned by Canadian Ferme Blondin, Quebec, who bought a share in the cow at UK Dairy Day.
It was another young cow by Sidekick from Scottish producers that scooped the reserve Holstein honours.
This was Clydeview Sidekick Matilda, a second calver bred by Ewan and Emma Kennedy, Perryston, purchased by Salvy Esquierdo, Ayr after she won the best individual cow in the West of Scotland Winter Herds competition with Robbie and Margo Scott, Nethervalley Holsteins, Tarbolton, taking a share to house and show the cow. Matilda which first won the intermediate Holstein cow championship at the Expo, is classified VG89 and was was on her first outing since. Her dam is Clydeview Dreams Matilda and since calving on January first, is also giving 60kg per day.
Adding to the Scottish celebrations, the reserve intermediate Holstein championship was presented to Nairn-based Steven Innes’ Wolfa Chief Sue, shown by daughter Megan (18) of the 1200-cow Newmeadow Holstein herd. Reserve junior champion here in 2022, junior inter-breed champion at the Royal Highland, first at UK Dairy Day and heifer champion at AgriScot last year, this second calver by Stantons Chief was bought privately from Richard and Sue Armstrong. She calved mid January, is giving 52kg per day and is bred from the VG88 Wolfa Sidekick Sue that boasts10 generations of VG or Excellent-classified cows behind her.
Honourable mention Holstein was Mark and Sue Nutsford’s Riverdane Chief Lila Z from Cheshire, which also landed the same title at the 2023 All Britain Awards.
Brown Swiss
Regular Brown Swiss winner, Jonny Lochhead, Mouswald, Dumfries, and his top team of Jessica Miller and daughter Hattie again made their presence felt, taking the supreme with Kedar Nescardo Snickerliscious, an Ex94-classified fifth calver by the Swiss sire, Kalingen Nesta Nescardo. Bred from the Ex92 Kedar Snickerdee, she was going one better than her reserve win here and at UK Dairy Day last year. Four weeks calved, Snickerliscious was paraded giving 42litres per day.
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Standing next to her to lift the reserve breed honours was Kedar Faust Esprit VG89-2yr, a red ticket holder here last year by Riedland Camelot Faust, out of the Ex93-classified Kedar Calvin Eclipse. She produced her second in October and is giving 36litres per day.
Team Kedar also bagged the junior breed championship with Kedar Dreamy Sweet Cheeks, a 15-month-old by Jolahofs Superstar Dreamer and grand-daughter of the Ex97-classified Kedar Sancha Maria.
British Friesian
Fife-based Adam and Basil Lawson of the Lismulligan herd from North Cassingray, Largoward, topped the British Friesian entry with Lismulligan Empress 69, a second calver by Deangate Prince 2, bred from Lismulligan Empress 48 which produced her eighth calf last week. Classified VG89-3yr, she calved at the end of August and is giving 23litres.
The same home also bagged the junior British Friesian championship with Lismulligan Honeyschaap 2. This two-year-old which won the All Britain Calf Show in 2022, is by Lakemean Jingle and out of Culverness Honeyschaap 153 which was bought at the herd dispersal as a maiden heifer. Honeyschaap was paraded due in June to Bradash Challenger.
Ayrshire
Last year’s Ayrshire champion was back to reclaim her title when Richard Baynes and son Tom, from Marleycote, Hexham, landed the tri-colour with Morwick Peggy 126. The VG88-classified second calver bred by Michael Howie, has done a lot since her big win here last year, landing the reserve inter-breed at Cumberland, and the reserve at Cockermouth and AOB at Northumberland. Jointly owned with Stuart Mullan of the Redsky herd, she is by Pam Ayrshire Hawaiian, out of Morwick Peggy 113 and was paraded giving 50litres having calved at the end of January.
Swaites Nice Girl 37, a fresh heifer from John Adamson and son Jay, Swaites, Pettinain, Lanark, took the blue and white sash on her first outing. Her pedigree features the AI sire, Ardmour Jeepers Creepers and a previous home-bred Nice Girl dam. She is giving 30kg per day.
Last year’s runner-up Jersey, Saxown Matt Cash 107 from Richard Saxby, went one better this time to lift the tri-colour for the 20-cow Devon-based herd. A 10th generation Ex or VG-classified cow, this third calver is by Wilsonview If Matt and bred from the Ex92 Saxown Chief Cash 92. Third at the National Jersey Show, she was paraded giving 37litres per day having calved in October.
Red and Whites
Red and White champion was Nethervalley Awesome Rosanne Red, bred by Robbie and Margo Scott, but owned by Hefyn Wilson of the Tregibby herd from Wales. Bought as a calf, Rosanne Red, a third calver by Luck-E Absolute Awesome Red, out of Clydeview Armani Rosanne, stood first at the Welsh Dairy Show last year and since calving in July is still giving 40kg per day.
Dairy Shorthorn
A fourth calver led the Dairy Shorthorn section for Shaun Dixon and Grace Holliday who run just 12 breeding cows in their herd from near Wolsingham, Bishop Auckland, Co Durham. Standing in pole position here was the privately purchased, Oxton Ric Wildeyes 970, a daughter of Cor Bloo Ricochet out of Oxton Wildeyes 659. Calved in October, she is projected at 8500litres.
Inter-breed heifer champion was Riverdane Artist Atlee, a 16-month-old from Messrs Awde, of Broadmeadows Holsteins, Melmerby, Penrith. Bred by Mark and Sue Nutsford and bought at their Theatre of Dreams sale last year for 6200gns, she is by Stone-Front Artist and out of Riverdane Miss Doors Atlee.
Jersey
Junior Jersey champion was Sheila Yates’ Damm Mostragee Atlanticway VIP Frisky, a maiden heifer from East Logan, Castle Douglas. This 14-month-old Canadian-bred ET was bought at the Summer Sizzler sale last summer and is sired by River Valley Venus VIP with her grand-dam being a sister to the MB Lucky Lady Feliz Navidad (Ex93-USA) that won championship honours at World Dairy Expo in 2018.
Leading Awards
Showmanship
Junior – 1, Ruth Allison (11) Fife; 2= Jessica Brough (11) Cumbria and Georgie Hynes (10) Co Cork; 4, Bethanie Fisher (11) Cumbria; 5, Archie Lee (9) North Yorkshire.
Intermediate – 1, Alexandra Beattie (13) Co West Meath; 2, Torie Wilson (15) Cumbria; 3, Olivia Pigg (12); 4, Andrew Watson (15) Scotland; 5, Kyle Scott (14) Ayrshire.
Senior – 1 and honourary mention, Ellis Caldwell (16) Ayrshire; 2, Peighton Robertson (16) West Midlands; 3, Rory Scott (18) Ayrshire; 4, Becky Hynes (16) Co Cork; 5, Jack Wilson (19) Cumbria; 6, Megan Innes (18) Morayshire.
Mature – 1 and champion, Peter Cotton (24) Staffordshire; 2 and reserve, Emily Davis (22) Devon; 3, Rosie Dennison (22) Cumbria; 4, Rachel Corley (22) Monaghan; 5, David Howat (25) Ayrshire.
Youngstock
Red and White
Junior calf (born September 1, 2023-December 31, 2023 – 1, Pearsgill Redeye Flagstone Red, out of Pearsgill Awesome Flagstone Red (G Ogden); 2, Carrock Ranger Abbie, out of Carrock Manana Abbie Red, (Buckabank Farm); 3, Linglane Noway Lululemon Red, out of Glenmuir RT Unstopabull Lulu Lemon (B and G Donald).
Senior calf (Born April 1-August 31, 2023) – 1 and honourable mention junior, Panda Cheesecake Red, out of Panda Unique Cheerio Red (Panda Holsteins); 2, Panda O’Krumble Red, out of Panda Ambrosia O’Kustard Red (Panda Holsteins).
Junior heifer (Born November 1, 2022 – March 31, 2023) – 1 and junior champion, Panda Leedham O’Cutie Red, out of Panda Leedham Attractive O’Kalibra Red (Panda Holsteins); 2 and reserve junior champion, Slatabogie Willows Avina Red 2, out of Slatabogie Avina Red (Newmeadow Holsteins); 3, Wolfa Rager Annabelle Red, out of Wolfa Jordy Annabelle Red (M Armstrong).
Senior heifer (Born February 28- October 31, 2022) – 1, Dronton Jordy Promis Red out of Drointon Arvis Promis Red (A and D MacKellar); 2, Styche JP Doral Frieda Red, out of Yfarm Frieda 426 (Toi Toi Genetics and Arrell Family); 3, Firstlook Blacklabel Aperol Spritz Red, out of Firstlook Blacklabel LB Alfigem (Firstlook Genetics).
Jersey
Maiden heifer (Born in 2023) – 1, Blythbridge Chocochip Radiance, out of Rourcrosses Ringmaster Pepper (C and I Laird); 2, Rivermead Victorious Who, out of Coomber PGC Who 17 (Davis Family); 3, Flair Popping Candy, out of Flair Topeka Poppy (G Cochrane).
Maiden heifer b (Born in 2023) – 1 and junior champion, Damm Mostragee Atlanticway VIP Frisky (S Yates); 2 and reserve junior champion, Rivermead Addiction Candy, out of Rivermead Joel Candy (Davis family); 3, Blythbridge Chocochip Riley, out of Rapid Bay-UK Grandset Rumour (G Cochrane).
In-calf heifer (Born in 2022) – 1 and honourable mention junior, Blythbridge Chocochip Reagie, out of Rapidbay-UK Grandest Rumour (C and I Laird); 2, Uptown Web Lily, out of Uptown Colton Lily (K Watson); 3, Thistlerose Unique Samba, out of Thistlerose Disco Salsa (I Arrell).
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Ayrshire
Maiden heifer (Born in 2023) – 1 and junior champion, Richaven Hail Lucky, out of Richaven Wavelength Lucky (RA Bown); 2 and reserve junior champion, Holmeswood Hail Bella (WS Moore and Partners); 3, Swaites Danette 23, out of Swaites Danette 23, out of Swaites Danette 12 (J Adamson and Son).
In-calf heifer (Born in 2022) – 1 and honourable mention junior, Marleycote Mary Rose 9, out of Changue Mary Rose 115, (GG Baynes); 2, Parkhead Bandit Brenda, out of Parkhead HJ Brenda (T Baynes); 3, Marleycote Mary Rose 8, out of Changue Mary Rose 113 (GG Baynes).
Dairy Shorthorn
Maiden heifer (Born in 2023) – 1 and junior champion, Mossrigg Barrington Iris 20, out of Mossrigg Barrington Iris 15 (JM and J Fisher and Daughters); 2 and reserve junior, Shaunlea Geri 31, out of Shaunlea Geri 9 (SE Dixon and GR Holliday); 3, Breckney Goldie 48, out of Breckney Goldie 23 (P and CA Harrison).
In-calf heifer (Born in 2022) – 1 and honourable mention junior, Shaunlea Geri 28, out of Shaunlea Geri 9 (SE Dixon and GR Holliday); 2, Crugside Jazz Duchess 4, out of Crugside Butternut Duchess 3 (A Rees).
Brown Swiss
Maiden heifer (Born in 2023) – 1 and junior champion, Kedar Dreamy Sweet Cheeks, out of Kedar SWWT Child O Mine (T Lochhead and Sons); 2 and reserve junior, Blackrack Calvin Fantastic, out of Blackrack Seaman Fantastic (Messrs Williamson); 3, Kedar Huge Rhespect, out of Kedar Rhapsody (T Lochhead and Sons).
In-calf heifer (Born in 2022) – 1 and honourable mention junior, Bingham Martini Apple 3, out of Kedar Dynamite Apple (Z Cambridge).
British Friesian
Calf (Born March 1, 2023-December 31, 2023) – 1 and reserve junior, Whinnow Jake Pauline, out of Whinnow Elijah Pauline (I and GM Blamire); 2 and honourary mention junior, Lismulligan Empress 83, out of Lismulligan Empress 48 (B Lawson and Sons). 1st March 2023 – 31st December 2023
Maiden heifer (Born September 1, 2022-February 28, 2023) – 1, Lismulligan Pauline 21, out of Lismulligan Pauline Red 18 (B Lawson and Sons); 2, Adams Cherry 38, out of Adams Cherry 34 ( S and L Pattinson).
In-calf heifer (Born February 28, 2022-August 31, 2022) – 1 and junior champion, Lismulligan Honeyschaap 2, out of Culverness Honeyschaap 153 (B Lawson and Sons); 2, Irthingelt Mission Minnie, out of Irthingelt Balmoral Minnie (T Moscrop).
Holstein
Autumn calf – 1, Ingleview Loyal Gail, out of Glasson Bombero F Gail (R and E Butterfield); 2, Ingleden Harmony Galilee, out of Ingleden Alonzo Gaililee (R and E Butterfield; 3, Panda Leedham Lady Gaga RC, out of Panda Glory Hallelujah Red (Panda and Leedham Holsteins).
Summer calf (Born June 1- August 31, 2023) – 1, Panda Cheesecake Red, out of Panda Unique Cheerio Red (Panda Holstein); 2, Logan Luster Phantasy, out of Logan Denver Phantasy (B and M Yates); 3, Arranview Sidekick Locket, out of Arranview Doorman Locket (G Lawrie).
Spring calf (Born March 1- May 31, 2023) – 1, Panda Rita Ora RC, out of MS Golden-Rose J Rita Red (Panda and Rathard Holsteins); 2, Wolfa Delta-Lambda Sue, out of Wolfa Chief Sue (M Armstrong); 3, Overside Grayridge Dynasty Diamond, out of Knowlesmere Chief Diamond (Grayridge Holsteins).
Winter yearling (Born December 1 2022-February 28, 2023) 1, Arranview Solomon Raquel, out of Hydaways Dice Raquel Red (G Lawrie); 2, Feizor Sidekick M Kandie, out of Feizor Mirand A Kandie (Newmeadow Holsteins); 3, Wormanby Pepper Kitty 3, out of Wormanby Lambda Kitty (Wormanby Holsteins).
Autumn yearling (Born September 2022-November 30, 2022) – 1, junior champion and inter-breed junior, Riverdane Artist Atlee, out of Riverdane Miss Doors Atlee (Messrs Awde); 2, Absolute Sidekick Advocaat, out of Auchensala Adeles Doorman Ava (Crossfell Holsteins); 3, Newbirks Crushabull Jazz 2019, out of Newbirks Lavanguard Jazz 1882 (A Lawson and Son).
Senior yearling (Born March 1, 2022-August 31, 2022) – 1, Evening Sidekick Jennifer 4, out of Evening Stanleycup Jennifer (S Forsyth); 2, Firstlook Blacklabel Aperol Spritz Red, out of Firstlook Blacklabel LB Alfigem (Firstlook Genetics); 3, Pearsgill Chief Roza, out of Sahara Doorman Roza (G Ogden).
Milking classes
Ayrshire
Milking two-year-old – 1 and reserve, Swaites Nice Girl 37, out of Swaites Nice Girl 25 (J Adamson and Son).
Three-year-old – 1, best udder and champion, Morwick Peggy 126, out of Morwick Peggy 113 (GG Baynes); 2, Beeline Magic Meg 2, out of Beeline Attico Meg (SN Bailey and Partners).
Four-year-old – 1 and honourary mention, Marleycote Georgette 12, out of Marleycote Georgette 12 (GG Baynes); 2, Middle Elaine MH, out of Middle Elaine CTHD (AK Lindsay).
Senior cow – 1, Heydale Wilbur Elaine, out of Heydale Model Elaine (P Berresford); 2, Brieryside Respect Pansy 10, out of Brieryside Rambo Pansy 2 (JC and AM Sayer).
Premier Breeder Award – GG Baynes. Premier Exhibitor Award – GG Baynes. Premier sire – Brieryside Hail.
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Jersey
Two-year-old – 1 and honourable mention, Rivermead Engineer Cyber, out of Rivermead Casino Cyber (Davis Family; 2, Honeyfields Strictly Come Dancing, out of Honeyfields Victory Dance (Honeyfields Jerseys); 3, Guillyhill Video Muffin (TA and ML Jackson).
Senior two-year-old – 1, Honeyfields Come Dancing, out of Honeyfields Tequila Lets Dance Crazy (Honeyfields Jerseys); 2, Saxown Gamble Cash 122, out of Saxown Barcelona Cash 98 (Saxby Family); 3, Rivermead Victorious Sangria, out of Rivermead Yegabomb Sangria (Davis Family).
Three-year-old – 1 and reserve champion, Rivermead Victorious Gorgeous Blondie, (Davis Family); 2, Honeyfields Chrome Dance, out of Honeyfields Tequila Lets Dance (Honeyfields Jerseys); 3, Longing Bontino Daydream, out of Longing Daydream Comerica (EG Armitage).
Senior cow – 1 and champion, Saxown Matt Cash 107, out of Saxown Chief Cash 92 (Saxby Family); 2, Skiddaw Megapower Bluebell, out of Skiddaw Colton Honey (JA and Y Raven and K Scott); 3, Katherines Oliver P Black Velvet, out of Katherines Dotty Eclipse (KE Jenkinson).
Premier Breeder Award – Davis Family. Premier Exhibitor Award – Davis Family. Premier sire of the show – Avonlea Chocochip.
Red and White
Two-year-old – 1 and honorary mention, Logan Latenite Shania, out of Milksource Shania Red (B and M Yates); 2, Sterndale Doral Jodie, out of Sterndale ABS Awesome Jodie Red (S Forsyth); 3, Topstone Mirrand P Kalyco Red, out of Panda Jolly O’kalibra Red (AH Wilson and Son).
Three-year-old – 1, Drointon Jordy Edna Red, out of Drointon Flashy Edna Red (A and D MacKellar).
Senior cow – 1, best udder and champion, Nethervalley Awesome Rosanne Red, out of Clydeview Armani Rosanne (AH Wilson and Son); 2 and reserve, Riverdane Miss Awesome Strawberry Red, out of Riverdane Colt Strawberry (Riverdane Holsteins); 3, Meiklefirth Army Kalibra Red, out of Panda Lucky O’Kalibra ( D and C Jones).
Premier Breeder Award – Panda Holsteins. Premier Exhibitor Award – Panda Holsteins. Premier sire of the show – Cycle McGucci Jordy Red.
British Friesian
Two-year-old – 1 and reserve champion, Whinnow Jingle Pauline 5, out of Gemini Garve Sky Pauline 2 (I and GM Blamire); 2, Lismulligan Priscilla 61, out of Lismulligan Priscilla 41 (B Lawson and Sons); 3, Crugside Jingle Laura 2, out of Crugside Patrol Laura (A Rees).
Three/four-year-old – 1, best udder and champion, Lismulligan Empress 69, out of Lismulligan Empress 48 (B Lawson and Sons); 2 and honourary mention, Irthingelt Balmoral Spirit 4, out of Irthingelt Dunsyre Spirit (T Moscrop).
Senior cow – 1, Adams Laura 6, out of Adams Laura 2 (B Lawson and Sons).
Iron grandma – 1, Whinnow Solo Pauline, out of Sky High Quentin Pauline (I and GM Blamire); 2, Crugside Consul Garda, out of Crugside Adena Garda (A Rees).
Premier Breeder Award – B Lawson and Sons. Premier Exhibitor Award – B Lawson and Sons. Premier sire of the show – Lakemead Jingle.
Dairy Shorthorn
Two-year-old – 1 and reserve, Chruchroyd Strawberry 16, out of Churchroyd Strawberry 11 (IRG Collins and Partners); 2, Mossrigg Barrington Duchess 19, out of Mossrigg Barrington Duchess 9 (JM and J Fisher and Daughters).
Three-year-old – 1, Kidstones Gentle 9, out of Kidstones Gentle 7 (AE Wilkes); 2, Mossrigg Barrington Duchess 15, out of Mossrigg Barrington Duchess (JM and K Fisher and Daughters).
Four-year-old – 1 and honorary mention, Churchroyd Fay 22, out of Churchroyd Fay 15 (IRG Collins and Partners).
Senior cow – 1, best udder and champion, Oxton Ric Wildeyes 970, out of Oxton Wildeyes 659 (SE Dixon and GR Holliday); 2, Churchroyd Bronte Wildeyes 62 (IRG Collins and Partners); 3, Breckney Goldie 25 (P and CA Harrison).
Premier Breeder Award – JM and J Fisher and Daughters; Premier Exhibitor Award – JM and J Fisher and Daughters. Premier sire of senior show – Bushmills Jazz.
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Brown Swiss
Two/three-year-old – 1 and honorary mention, Toi Toi My Mums A Hoover, out of Toi Toi My Mums a Prima Donna (Toi Toi Genetics and P Tudor); 2, Holdontoyourhats Boomchicawowow (H Hassell); 3, Kedar Rhapple Snapple, out of Kedar Rhapsody (T Lochhead and Sons).
Junior cow – 1 and reserve, Kedar Faust Espirit, out of Kedar Calvin Eclipse (T Lochhead and Sons); 2, Kedar Wondermont Rhappuccino, out of Kedar Rhapsody (T Lochhead and Sons); 3, Holdontoyourhats Jeez Louise, out of Kedar Woundermont Juliet (H Hassall).
Senior cow – 1, best udder and champion, Kedar Nescardo Snickerliscoius, out of Kedar Snickerdee (T Lochhead and Sons); 2, Kedar Virestar Jodie, out of Kedar Wonderment Jodie (T Lochhead and Sons); 3, Kedar Wonderment Jolie (T Lochhead and Sons).
Premier Breeder Award – T Lochhead and Sons. Premier Exhibitor Award – T Lochhead and Sons. Premier sire of the show – Top Acres C Wonderment.
Holstein
Milking yearling – 1, Wormanby Lambda Allie, out of Absolute KD Technic-Allie (Wormanby Farsm); 2, Firstlook Jones Lexi Red, out of Firstlook Jones Lexi Red (Firstlook Genetics and Jones Holsteins); 3, Tregibby Chief Fran out of Whinchatt Attico Fran (AH Wilson and Son).
Winter junior two-year-old – 1 and honorary mention intermediate champion, Firstlook Jackpot Sara, out of Petitclerc Archrival Salva (Firstlook Genetics); 2, Logan Latenite Shania out of Milksource Shania Red (B and M Yates); 3, Davlea Chief Lulu, out of Davlea Solomon Lulu (O and R Reed).
Junior two-year-old – 1, Crossfell Thunderstorm Nel, out of Crossfell Rubicon Noel (Crossfell Holsteins); 2, Berryholme Chief Rose, out of Berryholme Kunix Rose (H Wright and Son); 3, Carldanton Chiefs Springsteen, out of Carldanton Explode Springsteen (A Grimshaw).
Senior two-year-old – 1 and reserve intermediate champion,Wolfa Chief Sue, out of Wolfa Sidekick Sue (Newmeadow Holsteins); 2, Topstone Denver Atlee, out of Elitestreet Absolute Atlee Red (Churchvale Holsteins); 3, Designer Brady Alicia, out of Davlea Applicable Alicia (AH Wilson and Son)
Junior three-year-old in milk – 1 and intermediate champion, Clydeview Sidekick Matilda, out of Clydevalley Dreams Matilda (S Esquierdo and Nethervalley Holsteins); 2, Crossfell Crushabull Magic, out of Toitoi DB Magic Toinini (Crossfell Holsteins); 3, Blythbridge Roy Maureen, (Laird Family)
Senior three-year-old in milk – 1, Blydale Chief Lynn, out of Blydale Lynn Fitz All (N Sloan and G and G Templeton); 2, Newbirks Salt Jazz 1932, out of Newbirks Impression Jazz 1804 (A Lawson and Son); 3, Vetech Pepper Kim, out of Vetech Merifian Kim (Nethervalley and S Esquierdo)
Four-year-old in milk – 1, Holstein champion and overall champion of champions, MAG Pandor, out of Walnutlawn Sidekick (Laird Family and Ferme Blondin); 2, Grangehall Pepper Whiterose, (Messrs Laurie); 3, Riverdane Crushtime Beauty, out of Riverdane Explode Beauty (Riverdane Holsteins).
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Five-year-old in milk – 1, Riverdane Chief Lila Z, out of Riverdane Gold Lila Z (Riverdane Holsteins); 2, Evening Sidekick Jennifer, out of Evening Stanleycup Jennifer (Evening Holsteins); 3, Riverdane Chief Sharon, (Riverdane Holsteins)
Mature cow in milk – 1, Richaven MVP Gloria, out of Reydon Shottle Gloria 51 (RA Bown); 2,Saxelby Jazznight Sallie, out of Saxelby Envious Sallie (RA Bown); 3, Berryholme Callen Rae, (R and M Scott)
Production – 1, Drointon Flashy G Babydoll Ex95 (77,722kg), out of Heavenley Gold Babydoll (A and D Mackellar); 2, Carldanton Chief Springsteen Ex94, (70,000+kg) out of Carldanton Chief Springsteen (Anthony Grimshaw0; 3, Wormanby Capital Capricious Ex93 (72,648kg) out of Wormanby Mincio Capricious (Wormanby Farms).
Premier breeder award – Riverdane Holsteins. Premier exhibitor award – Crossfell Holsteins
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