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2015 Conference and Show Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show 2015 “CHAROLAIS PRIDE ON THE PRAIRIES” online! The Juniors created Ag posters and paper fortune-tellers, the Intermediates watched video parodies created by the Peterson Farm Brothers and tried to create some of their own. Riley Lafrentz, from Wheatland Cattle Co., Bienfait, worked with each age group on the different aspects of judging cattle. Riley made some great points on how to present yourself, how to work with animals and ring- man to organize a ring and how to put together an effective set of oral reasons. This advice went a long way for our youth in both the Individual CCYA National Board (L-R): Kirstin Sparrow, Youth Co-ordinator, Vanscoy; Keegan Blehm, La Riviere, MB; Shelby Evans, Kenaston; Shae-Lynn Evans, President, Kenaston; Courtney and Team Judging events held Black, Treasurer, Foresters Falls, ON; Wyatt Ching, Vice-President, Rockglen. Missing: Tomina throughout the week. Jackson, Secretary, Inglis, MB; Luke Marshall, Innisfail, AB; Megan McLeod, Cochrane, AB. Dr. Bart Lardner and Kathy Larson from the Western Beef Development The Canadian Charolais Youth the Conference on the first afternoon. Center in Lanigan also did a seminar Conference & Show was held in AgMoreThanEver has visited the for the group. The juniors learned Yorkton, Saskatchewan this year from CCYA Conference and Show for the about things to look for when July 22nd to the 25th. 65 eager past few years, Kara Martinson and selecting cattle for a herd and grazing participants experienced a terrific her team got the group thinking choices. A presentation on the costs event, with 65 head in the show. With about agriculture with a power point of heifer development and some 29 juniors and 26 intermediates, the presentation on agricultural specific research done at Termunde 12 seniors had their work cut out for promotion and some interesting Ag related to breeding and feeding them as they assisted and mentored Facts. Once broken into groups, replacement females was given to the younger groups. The strength in youth were asked to write tweets for the intermediates. A presentation the youth divisions points to a strong the AgMoreThanEver twitter page focused on the goals at Termunde organization for years to come. using hash-tags like #agproud and Ranch, as well as data gathered from #farm365, some of these were posted The educational seminars started trials focused on different grazing systems for cow herds (swath grazing, bale grazing, corn grazing) promoted an excellent discussion among the Seniors. The Yorkton Exhibition Association sponsored a barbecued steak supper for everyone on the opening night Left: The 2015 Conference was hosted by the Weinbender, Ching, Evans, Smyth, Grieve, Beck and Rosso families – hats off to you and thanks! Right: Shae-Lynn Evans and Emma Sparrow dedicated the show to the memory of John Wilgenbusch. They expressed their heartfelt loss of a strong supporter of the program through every fundraiser they held and working to help host conferences in the province. His enthusiasm for CCYA was appreciated and will be missed. Charolais Banner • October 2015 61 Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show 2015 “CHAROLAIS PRIDE ON THE PRAIRIES” of Canora hosted the Keep and Cull Competition. Jordan River Charolais, Glen and Lori Mangels, Carrot River, joined them to sponsor, cook and serve supper for all of the participants and their families. Everyone got a chance to have a herd tour and the youth enjoyed a team balloon breaking competition. The game turned out to be so popular, they played three rounds before it was time to leave. Mike and Joanne Neilson, Neilson Cattle Company, Willowbrook, hosted a pizza supper Friday night in their beautiful yard and their sale facility. It was a relaxed supper and the kids enjoyed more games before returning to Yorkton to retire. Barn Bosses for the event were Carey Weinbender and Glenn Ching. All of the parents chipped in where Shelby Evans, on behalf of the CCYA National Board, presented LeeAnn and Carey Weinbender with the CCYA Honouree Awards necessary to hold animals for the judging competitions and to help things run smoothly. Although the parents setting the stage for the hospitality experienced are not allowed to help the participants, this help enables throughout the week. the youth to participate in the week’s activities freely. As has been the case for a number of years, the opening Special thanks to the Grieve family, who provided the mixer was a highlight for everyone. The kids all animals for the team grooming finals. participated and those that were new to the program soon 2nd Generation CCYA Conference and Show set aside their apprehension and enjoyed the evening Participations Awards were awarded to Morgan making many friends. Warm showers in the wash rack Debenham, Kennedy; Hunter, Halle and Hayla Herback, were welcomed, but for some reason the swimming area Bladworth; Will Rosso, Moose Jaw; and Pheonix and in the hotel smelled more of maple syrup than chlorine Titan Preston-Winder, Neudorf. that night. All in all it was a terrific week and many of the youth Sliding Hills Charolais, Carey and LeeAnn Weinbender are already talking about attending next year in Alberta! 62 Charolais Banner • October 2015 Charolais Banner • October 2015 63 CAY SWEEPS Canadian Charolais Youth Association National Show Canadian Charolais Youth Association 357A), Haley Rosso, Moose Jaw. Whitewood; 2. ROSSO MS ROXY 21B National Charolais Show Bull Calf Champion (LT Ledger 0332 P), Raelynne Rosso, July 25, 2015 • Yorkton, SK Moose Jaw; 3. MCL PLD BAILEY CAYS MOONSHINE 11C, Justin Cay Judge: Trent Leibreich, Radville 983B (JWX Maverick 630Z), Zachary 65 Entries Reserve Bull Calf Champion Graham, Estevan; 4. ROSSO MS LAE COWBOY CASANOVA 507C, BLOSSOM 42B (Merit Roundup Bulls Born in 2015 Shae-Lynn Evans. 9508W), Tyson Black, Foresters Fall, 1. CAYS MOONSHINE 11C (TR Mr ON; 5. BORDERLANDS BRYNN 57B Fire Water 5792RET), Justin Cay, Females Born in 2015 (MXS Cougarhill Hank 720G), Kinistino; 2. LAE COWBOY 1. LAE COCONUT 555C (Circle Cee Christina Franks, Scout Lake. CASANOVA507C (Merit Roundup Legend 307A), Calina Evans, Kenaston; 9508W), Shae-Lynn Evans, Kenaston; 2. BECKS NADINE 5C (LT Blue Females Born in 2014 - Split 2 3. BECKS MARQUEZ 534C Value 7903 ET), Jorja Beck, Milestone. 1. ROSSO MS ZENA 6B (Merit (Sparrows Hombre 128Y), Mason Females Born in 2014 - Split 1 Roundup 9508W), Will Rosso, Moose Beck, Milestone; 4. ROSSO 1. MCL PLD DREAMER 85B (JWX Jaw; 2. DBLG MISSY 180B (HBSF DAVIDSON 7C (MXS Irresistibull Maverick 630Z), Wacey McCaw, Specialist 108U), Jared Gilliland, Carievale; 3. HBC VENUS 416B (Sparrows Divergent 104Y), Justin Harcourt, Quill Lake; 4. MISS PRAIRIECOVE 416B (TR Mr Fire Water 5792 RET), Marshall Prokuda, Glenevis, AB; 5. JAPR MISS YOKO 15B (FFBB Red Buckle Pld 16X), Jared Preston, Ste. Rose du Lac, MB. Females Born in 2014 - Split 3 Bull Calf Champion – CAYS MOONSHINE Reserve Bull Calf Champion – LAE COWBOY 1. SPARROWS CRACKLIN ROSE 11C, Justin Cay CASANOVA 507C, Shae-Lynn Evans 153B (Winn Mans Skaggs 663X), 64 Charolais Banner • October 2015 Emma Sparrow, Vanscoy; 2. ELDERS PEACHES 42B (Gerrard Pastor 35Z), Senior Yearling Heifer Champion PRINCESS 359B (TR PZC Mr Turton Jules Smyth, Roblin, MB; LAE BLITZ 469B, Shae-Lynn Evans 0794 ET), Cassidi Elder, Coronach; 3. BORDERLANDS BERRY 4B Reserve Senior Yearling Heifer 3. HIGHBLUFF FUTTON 55B (HBSF (Sparrows Eldorado 361L), Riley Champion Zorro 1Z), Kendall Prokuda, Keller, Rockglen; 4. SHSH SUE 410B LAE BLUSH 464B, Shelby Evans Glenevis, AB; 4. BORDERLANDS (Eatons Royal Dynasty 6164 P), Females Born in 2013 with 2015 Calf SERENADE 30B (Sparrows Eldorado Dale Weinbender, Canora; 5. SOS 1. PRAIRIECOVE MISS 309A (HTA 361L), Wyatt Ching, Rockglen; 5. LEJ DWTS 23B (HBSF Zorro 1Z), Angus BAMBOO 431B (HC X-Pedition 52X) Vegas 134Y, calf - TR Mr Fire Water Smyth, Roblin. Erik Olsen, Portage La Prairie, MB. 5792 RET), Justin Cay; 2. BECKS Females Born in 2014 - Split 6 Junior Yearling Heifer Champion MARIE 8A (Sparrows Eldorado 361L, 1. SHSH LAURA 3B (EC No Doubt MCL PLD DREAMER 85B, calf - Sparrows Hombre 128Y), Wacey McCaw 2022 P), Sarah Weinbender, Canora; Mason Beck; 3. RGCG AURORA 2. KAYR BLAKELY 408B (Rolling D 368A (HBSF Specialist 108U, calf - Reserve Junior Yearling Heifer Classic 878U), Kord Phillips, Sunrise Sunburst 21Y), Kamryn Champion Waskatenau, AB; 3. BECKS ANNE 4B Gilliland, Carievale; 4. ROSSO MS SPARROWS CRACKLIN ROSE 153B, (SM Anchor Y124 P), Kylie Beck, MELISSA 39A (Merit Roundup Emma Sparrow. Milestone; 4. BWP BREEZE 7B (D R 9508W, calf - MXS Irresistibull 357A), Females Born in 2014 - Split 4 Revelation 467), Keegan Blehm, La Haley Rosso; 5. HC WILD ROSE 1. LAE BLUSH 464B (Sparrows Riviere, MB; 5. STEPPLERS MISS 346A (KCM Ultimate 144Y, calf - Landmark 963W), Shelby Evans, BROOKE 30B (Sparrows Copenhagen LAE Zeuss 2104Z), Titan Preston- Kenaston; 2. SHSH CALLIE 35B 210Z), Dylan Grieve, Fillmore. Winder, Neudorf. (Eatons Royal Dynasty 6164 P), Laura Females Born in 2012 with 2015 Calf Weinbender, Canora; 3. BDT BELLE Females Born in 2014 - Split 7 1. MEDONTE REVEALING 10Z (D R 11B (JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET), Tony 1. CRG STOPPIN’ TRAFFIC 10B (TR Revelation 467, calf - KCM Prowler Fijala, Darlingford, MB; 4. JCAV MS PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET), Georgia 2X), Cassidi Elder; 2. LAE JAZZLAND NEXUS 40B (HTA Senator 8130U), Pawlitza, Hazlet; 2. LAE WILDFIRE 123Y (Sparrows Landmark 963W, Courtney Black, Foresters Fall, ON; 402B (Merit Roundup 9508W), Calina calf - Merit Roundup 9508W), 5. JAPR MISS ARIEL 8B (Tri-N Evans; 3. STEPPLERS MISS Shae-Lynn Evans. Accessor 148Z), Brooke Preston, WATKINS 22B (Sparrows Ste. Rose du Lac. Copenhagen 210Z), Kiernan Olsen, Senior Champion Female Females Born in 2014 - Split 5 Portage La Prairie, MB; 4. JCAV PRAIRIECOVE MISS 309A, Justin Cay. 1. LAE BLITZ 469B (Merit Roundup LIZZIE 4B (KCM Ultimate 144Y), Reserve Senior Champion Female 9508W), Shae-Lynn Evans; 2.
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