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Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Swine - Breeding Gilts Class: 01 - Berkshire 4/9/2020 - 4/1/2020 O’Neal, Whitley - 930 Entry# 2281 Name: KTB0 CR SDW 747 13-10 164511010 DOB: 4/9/2020 Spencer, IN Tag ID Sire: IDENTITY CRISIS Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Moore, Kami - 1009 Entry# 3156 Name: GAKR0 MS King Kong 16-9 164505009 DOB: 4/2/2020 Baldwin City, KS Tag ID Sire: NNMS8 Shattered 12-2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Baker, Kayla - 2529 Entry# 8133 Name: ABF0 Cleo 10-6 156634006 DOB: 4/1/2020 Clayton, IN Tag ID Sire: Cold water Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Melsness, Kyli - 2826 Entry# 9187 Name: Berkie 162572003 DOB: 4/1/2020 Klamath Falls, OR Tag840003224219296 ID Sire: Family Jewels Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Kocher, Clea - 205 Entry# 592 Name: NNMS0 Miss Magic 56-6 164771006 DOB: 4/8/2020 Olathe, KS Tag ID Sire: Shattered Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Class: 02 - Berkshire 3/24/2020 -3/1/2020 Soukup, Devan - 1334 Entry# 4246 Name: Betsy 163391005 DOB: 3/7/2020 Garden, Ks Tag ID Sire: Spud Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Horton, Fisher - 2449 Entry# 7606 Name: OUTG0 MISS YOUNG 164016007 DOB: 3/10/2020 Chelsea, Ok Tag ID Sire: MBG7 FAMILY JEWELS Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Showalter, Justin - 2192 Entry# 7148 Name: Gus0 Harriet 2-6 16932006 DOB: 3/15/2020 Ottawa, KS Tag ID Sire: Nnms8 shattered 12-2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Hunt, Brihnlee - 2131 Entry# 6914 Name: 2RJB0 LIZ 207 164001007 DOB: 3/15/2020 Lincoln, AR Tag ID Sire: KMDD8 BLANK STARES 7 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Glaser, Grace - 1386 Entry# 4381 Name: TNLB0 MS BISON 5-1 5-8 161824008 DOB: 3/1/2020 Griffin, IN Tag ID Sire: NNMS8 KEEP DRINKIN 9- Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Peters, Trent - 407 Entry# 1106 Name: WNTRO HUNT 17-6 162278006 DOB: 3/24/2020 Adair, OK Tag ID Sire: CDEC9 BULLETPROOF11- Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Dowd, Emily - 373 Entry# 1084 Name: DOWD0 MISS MAGIC 163942012 DOB: 3/2/2020 Olathe, KS Tag ID Sire: RLN8 Juice it 10-4 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Wolf, Conner - 37 Entry# 305 Name: RRF0 Cindy 16-8 162104008 DOB: 3/2/2020 Rose, OK Tag ID Sire: BTNY9 Closing Time 1-2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Livestock Program Page 1 of 25 This software is registered to American Royal Association 10/14/2020 11:46:36 PM ShoWorks 2020 - www.fairsoftware.com Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Simpson, Logan - 1548 Entry# 5529 Name: SBSP0 CLAIRABELLE 162305006 DOB: 3/17/2020 Lansing, KS Tag ID Sire: CDEC9 SPUD Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Class: 03 - Berkshire 2/28/2020 - 2/9/2020 DeRouchey, Jacob - 2183 Entry# 7222 Name: MFFP0 Miss Young 37-2 162523002 DOB: 2/22/2020 Wamego, KS Tag ID Sire: MBG7 Family Jewels 21-8 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Higbie, Lane - 1869 Entry# 6030 Name: HIG0 MS NEBRASKA 10-9 162353009 DOB: 2/15/2020 Quenemo, KS Tag ID Sire: CDEC9 BULLETPROOF 11 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Fink, Corbin Michael - 2924 Entry# 15006 Name: FLFO CLEO 33-8 163588008 DOB: 2/25/2020 Wamego, KS Tag ID Sire: Family Jewels Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Ricks, Nevaeh - 2906 Entry# 9477 Name: DMF Girl DOB: 2/20/2020 Eolia, MO Tag ID Sire: DMF Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Landoll, Preston - 2298 Entry# 7481 Name: FLF0 CLOE 33-4 163588004 DOB: 2/25/2020 Marysville, KS Tag ID Sire: MBG7 FAMILY JEWELS 2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Hoyt, Jacie - 231 Entry# 722 Name: CDNO0 BELLE LYNN 24-1 163385001 DOB: 2/11/2020 Silsbee, Tx Tag ID Sire: MBG7 FAMILY JEWELS 2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Glaser, Grace - 1386 Entry# 4380 Name: ADN0 MS ROSETTE COU 162979005 DOB: 2/12/2020 Griffin, IN Tag ID Sire: KOLT8 MAKING MOVES 3 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Price, Carson - 656 Entry# 2748 Name: Lou Lou 161487006 DOB: 2/28/2020 Slater, MO Tag ID Sire: Bullet Proof Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Prill, Luke - 811 Entry# 2154 Name: LKP0 FLORENCE 18-10 162637010 DOB: 2/9/2020 Wichita, KS Tag ID Sire: Holy Hell Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Smith, Ricky - 2237 Entry# 7250 Name: Flair 163629002 DOB: 2/17/2020 Roggen, CO Tag ID Sire: AHLJ7 Drink On 6-4 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Class: 04 - Berkshire 2/4/2020 - 2/1/2020 Grimes, Rachel - 1892 Entry# 5863 Name: EMMM0 FLASHY LADY 25 163371004 DOB: 2/2/2020 Archie, MO Tag ID Sire: NNMS8 SHATTERED 12-2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Landry, Hallie - 2904 Entry# 9464 Name: 162731008 DOB: 2/3/2020 Jeanerette, LA Tag840003209390867 ID Sire: Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Livestock Program Page 2 of 25 This software is registered to American Royal Association 10/14/2020 11:46:36 PM ShoWorks 2020 - www.fairsoftware.com Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Harold, Kyle - 2545 Entry# 8119 Name: TLMF0 Charlotte 5-3 162110003 DOB: 2/2/2020 West Branch, IA Tag ID Sire: AUST9 LEADOFF 15-1 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Harold, Kyle - 2545 Entry# 8117 Name: AUST0 FRIDDA 52-5 161187005 DOB: 2/2/2020 West Branch, IA Tag ID Sire: AUST9 LEADOFF 15-1 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Gates, Lillie - 2562 Entry# 8047 Name: ANPL0 Ms. Nebraska 64-6 163598006 DOB: 2/2/2020 Napoleon, MO Tag ID Sire: MBG9 Magic Beans Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Crawford, Kynli - 2048 Entry# 6746 Name: BERK 164079008 DOB: 2/4/2020 HUGOTON, KS Tag ID Sire: TWO TIMES THE JUICE Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Jackson, Kade - 2033 Entry# 6408 Name: KJSP0 Belle Lynn 4-8 163082008 DOB: 2/1/2020 Lathrop, Mo Tag ID Sire: MBG7 Family Jewels 21-8 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: RISIUS, RYAN - 1897 Entry# 6087 Name: DIV0 MS TRAMP STAMP 163245003 DOB: 2/3/2020 Austin, MN Tag ID Sire: WTX INJURED RESERVE Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Dougherty, Brooklyn - 1247 Entry# 4725 Name: Berkie 161485009 DOB: 2/4/2020 CLARK, MO Tag ID Sire: BDAV8Down the Back Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Eckhoff, Avery - 1073 Entry# 3359 Name: KNEP0 ABF9 CLEO 1-4 162635004 DOB: 2/2/2020 Manhattan, Ks Tag ID Sire: BTNY9 Closing Time 1-2 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Weeks, Blake - 627 Entry# 2124 Name: CGEN0 Cleo 9-6 163612006 DOB: 2/1/2020 Shawnee, OK Tag ID Sire: Family Jewels Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Engel, Keelin - 80 Entry# 338 Name: CDEC0 9 3 31-6 163020006 DOB: 2/1/2020 Worth, MO Tag ID Sire: CDEC9 Bulletproof 11-3 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Huseman, Paxton - 1945 Entry# 6248 Name: BTC0 MS ROSETTE COU 162845007 DOB: 2/2/2020 Ellsworth, KS Tag ID Sire: AUST8 BARSTOOL 20-6 Wt: Item Berkshire Dam: Height: Class: 05 - Chester 4/3/2020 - 3/21/2020 Nemecek, Brody - 1245 Entry# 5320 Name: 0 VEE 155935001 DOB: 3/21/2020 Iola, KS Tag ID Sire: RBC8 ROSSCOE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Palmer, Rachel - 2073 Entry# 6516 Name: 0 MS HIGH TIME 156509011 DOB: 3/23/2020 Idabel, OK Tag ID Sire: RKK8 BOX OFFICE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Hornbuckle, Shea - 1025 Entry# 3145 Name: KDSSO JILL 156593003 DOB: 4/1/2020 Wagoner, OK Tag ID Sire: BJR8 OUT OF RANGE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Livestock Program Page 3 of 25 This software is registered to American Royal Association 10/14/2020 11:46:36 PM ShoWorks 2020 - www.fairsoftware.com Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Griffin, Finlee - 2447 Entry# 7752 Name: Bambi 156539003 DOB: 4/3/2020 Cutler, In Tag ID Sire: Retro Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Class: 06 - Chester 3/15/2020 - 2/27/2020 Falasco, Kylee - 1940 Entry# 6272 Name: 0 TWIST MS CUSTOM MA 156170006 DOB: 3/7/2020 Weatherford, OK Tag ID Sire: 8 CUSTOM MADE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Harper, Quentin - 2706 Entry# 8792 Name: Starlight 156560004 DOB: 3/15/2020 Spearman, TX Tag ID Sire: Out Cold 154456001 Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Blonde, alivia - 2320 Entry# 8290 Name: young 156685004 DOB: 3/5/2020 LITCHFIELD, MI Tag ID Sire: Custom made Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: parker, emma - 2006 Entry# 6594 Name: ADDD0 MS HJ 156027001 DOB: 3/1/2020 Farmington, AR Tag ID Sire: 8 CUSTOM MADE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Bertolino, Cydney - 1322 Entry# 5317 Name: Chester Na DOB: 3/1/2020 Morrisonville, IL Tag ID Sire: Na Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Soukup, Devan - 1334 Entry# 4247 Name: Olivia 155945002 DOB: 3/9/2020 Garden, Ks Tag ID Sire: Box office Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Eckhoff, Avery - 1073 Entry# 3360 Name: WSF10 Avery III 156356009 DOB: 2/27/2020 Manhattan, Ks Tag ID Sire: RBC8 Rosscoe Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Wilson, Emily - 702 Entry# 2669 Name: 0 Ollie Ella 155945001 DOB: 3/9/2020 Pryor, OK Tag ID Sire: RKK8 Box Office Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Bell, Mandi - 512 Entry# 1450 Name: 0 Miss Nice 156560006 DOB: 3/15/2020 Garber, OK Tag ID Sire: TCG Out Cold Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Taylor, Emma - 2168 Entry# 7292 Name: 0 WALK JS BB 156544001 DOB: 3/7/2020 Pond Creek, OK Tag ID Sire: RKK8 BOX OFFICE Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Class: 07 - Chester 2/9/2020 - 2/1/2020 Lillard, Chase - 1986 Entry# 6354 Name: CPAW0 Debbie 155924003 DOB: 2/2/2020 Abilene, KS Tag ID Sire: 8 Custom Made Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Lillard, Abi - 1917 Entry# 6305 Name: CPAW0 Debbie 155924003 DOB: 2/2/2020 Abilene, KS Tag ID Sire: 8 Custom Made Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Livestock Program Page 4 of 25 This software is registered to American Royal Association 10/14/2020 11:46:36 PM ShoWorks 2020 - www.fairsoftware.com Livestock Program American Royal Association Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Swaim, Stormi - 2743 Entry# 8913 Name: MS RBO 156219004 DOB: 2/1/2020 Rockville, IN Tag840003219010203 ID Sire: Hill Cover Charge Wt: Item Chester Dam: Height: Hoskinson, Hadley - 2462 Entry# 8011 Name: 0 H8 Anna 155667006 DOB: 2/6/2020 Hutchinson, KS Tag ID Sire: Gotcha Covered Wt: Item Chester
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