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Spring 2018 Show Results MASTER CHAMPION CHALLENGE WINNERS REGION I REGION 1 REGION 1 CLARK COUNTY FAIR FROSTBITE CLASSIC FROSTBITE CLASSIC August 4-5, 2017 Judges: Hubbard/Crawford Oct. 28-29, 2017 Judges: Rowley/Krieg Oct. 29, 2017 Judge: Krieg PGCH Fair View Say It With A Kiss PGCH Bizbomb Acres Colleen McGee PGCH Dinsmore Farms Blacklist S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Stockley S: Fir Meadow West by Northwest S: PGCH Country Farms Awesome Advantage D: Fair View Say It With Attitude D: Bizbomb Acres Caycee McGee D: Dinsmore Farm Fancy Keith Wade Rowley/Burton REGION 1 REGION 1 REGION 1 DASHER, DANCER, PRANCER & PYGMIES DASHER,DANCER, PRANCER & PYGMIES DASHER,DANCER, PRANCER & PYGMIES December 1, 2017 Judge: Jeff Smith December 2, 2017 Judge: Norman December 3, 2017 Judge: TeGrotenhuis PGCH Bizbomb Acres Reilly Donovan PGCH Bizbomb Acres Colleen McGee PGCH Goose Meadow Adalyn S: PGCH Suke’s Locust Kids Vegas S: Fir Meadow West by Northwest S: Country Critters Epic Design D: Bizbomb Acres Dubheasa Doherty D: Bizbomb Acres Caycee McGee D:PGCH Goose Meadow Lexie Lowell Wade Burton/Rowley REGION 1 REGION 1 REGION 2 DASHER,DANCER, PRANCER & PYGMIES DASHER,DANCER, PRANCER & PYGMIES FALL FROLIC December 1, 2017 Judge: Jeff Smith December 2, 2017 Judge: Norman Nov. 11, 2017 Judge: Culp PGCH Pygmy Goat Paradise Lil Shot of Jack PGCH Country Critters Taylor Made Design PGCH Flying Turtle’s Graceland Guardiana S: Griffith’s Original Influence S: PGCH Goose Meadow Braden S: MCH PGCH Flying Turtle’s Mini Mahi Mahi D: PGCH Pygmy Goat Paradise miss Edie D: PGCH Country Critters Delicate by Design D: PGCH Flying Turtle’s Jessenia Zelai Wade Crawford Krieg 1 MASTER CHAMPION CHALLENGE WINNERS REGION 2 REGION 2 REGION 6 FALL FROLIC FALL FROLIC GEORGETOWN FAIR Nov. 12, 2017 Judge: Bishop Nov. 12, 2017 Judge: Bishop August 12, 2017 Judge: TeGrotenhuis PGCH Black Oaks Ranch Ilithyia PGCH Flying Turtle’s Gallant Glory PGCH Dean’s Funny Farm Sadie S: PGCH Black Oaks Ranch Aristotle S: Natl MCH PGCH FT’s A Freedom Rhyd Sire: Carousel Acres Ricoh D: Black Oaks Ranch Gaia D: PGCH Flying Turtle’s Jessenia Zelai Dam: Dean’s Funny Farm Justanne Illusion McClelland Schaeffer Hepner REGION 6 REGION 7 REGION 7 GEORGETOWN FAIR LOUISIANA STATE FAIR CRAZY CAJUN August 12, 2017 Judge: TeGrotenhuis Nov 4, 2017 Judge: Dougherty Nov 4, 2017 Judge: Overman PGCH Spring Vale’s Quicksilver PGCH Bluebonnet Acres Serenade PGCH Bluebonnet Acres Serenade Sire:PGCH Spring Vale’s Silver Fox S: PGCH Caliche Corral Top 2 Nitro S: Natl MCH PGCH Caliche Corral Top 2 Nitro Dam: Ashum Pygmies Silverscreen Premier D: Bluebonnet Acres Melody D: Bluebonnet Acres Melody Chew/Crowder Clooney Clooney 2 Clark County Fair August 4-6, 2017 Judges: J Hubbard/K Crawford/J Smith Secretary: Becky Conerly Photos: Diane Keith Jr Does 0 to 4 Mo. (1,3,3) Does 3 Years Old ( 4,4,4) 1 2 2 Itty Bitty Churro-Smythe 1 2 3 Rude Dogg Estates E10 Gemini Falls-Newn- BEST WETHER (1) - 3 3 S&S Haywire Farms Riley-Sorenson ham RES BEST WETHER (2,3) - 1 1 S&S Haywire Farms Victoria-Sorenson 2 3 2 Falling Star’s Whiskey Girl-Ridley 3 4 4 Arboretum Ranch Nia-Brown Intermediate Doe Kid 4 to 8 Mo. (5,7,7) 4 1 1 Rednk Pookie-Sorenson 1 1 1 Shasta View Bombs Away-Keith 2 5 4 Falling Star’s Scout-Ridley Does 4 Years And Over (8,8,8) 3 2 3 Falling Star’s Maggie Mae-Ridley 1 1 1 Falling Star’s Clarabella-Ridley 4 3 2 Falling Star’s Shawnee-Ridley 2 - - Rebecgos Bubbles Lollipop-Parke 5 4 5 Fair View I Can Only Imagine-Ridley 3 3 2 Agnes Dei Zinfandel-Nelson 4 2 - Fair View For Your Eyes Only-Keith Sr Doe Kid 6 Months to 12 Mo. (1,2,3) 5 5 4 Fair View Say It With Attitude-Keith 1 1 1 Fair View Fashionably Late-Keith - 4 5 Scenic Farms Danica Leigh-Park - 2 2 SSM Acers Shia-House - - 3 Sunshine Meadows Sadie-Hull - - 3 Ridgeline Farms Kaydance-Sorenson Junior Wethers Under One Year (5,7,7) Fair View Eye On The Goal Dry Yearling 1 to 2 Years (8,8,8) 1 1 1 Fair View BTR Coprolite-Keith S: Shasta View Finito 1 2 1 Shasta View Absolute Gem-Keith 2 4 4 Morgan Crossing Just Precision-Keith D: Fair View For Your Eyes Only 2 1 3 Falling Star’s Sunshine Sally-Ridley 3 3 - Morgan Crossing Love Taker-Keith Keith 3 3 2 Crosswynd Farms Magi Cali Leigh-Cox 4 2 2 Fairytail Farms Chinese Dragon-Buckley 4 4 - Falling Star’s Kendall-Ridley 5 5 5 Falling Star’s Bungalow Bill-Ridley RES BEST WETHER (1) 5 - 4 Shasta View Splash of Elegance-Keith - - 3 K2 Farm King Kong-Hull BEST WETHER (2,3) - 5 - Fair View Iliana-Buckley - - 5 SSM Acres Millie-House Senior Wethers Over One Year (6,7,10) 1 2 2 Fair View Eye On The Goal-Keith Does In Milk Any Age (1,1,2) 2 1 1 Fair View Bruce Wayne-Cox 1 1 2 Northwind Amidala-Smythe 3 3 3 Fair View Just Sayin’-Buckley - - 1 K2 Reba McEntire-Kittull 4 5 4 Little Roulettes Prince-Keith 5 - - B-S Acres Mac-House Does 2 Years Old (4,5,5) - 4 - Northwind Anakin-Parke 1 1 1 Pygmy Goats By TJ Ilas-Keith - - 5 S&S Farms KoKo Puff-Sorenson 2 3 4 Mystic Horizons Sara Lee-Malcalm 3 4 3 Little Roulettes Whoa Splash-Keith 4 5 5 Goose Meadows Carys-Smythe - 2 2 Rednk Farms Dixxie-House Fair View Bruce Wayne S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Stockley D: Fair View Say It With Attitude Cox JUNIOR CH DOE (1) BEST WETHER (1) SR/GRAND CH DOE (1) RES SR/RES GRAND CH DOE (1) RES JUNIOR CH DOE (2) RES BEST WETHER (2,3) RES SENIOR CH DOE (3) SR/GRAND CH DOE (2,3) JR/RES GRAND CH DOE (3) Shasta View Absolute Gem Fair View Eye On The Goal Pygmy Goats By TJ Ilas Falling Star’s Clarabella S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Bombay S: Shasta View Finito S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Theo S: Falling Star’s Tommy Lee D: Rude Dogg Estates E10 Gemini Falls D: Fair View For Your Eyes Only D: Desert Suns Royal Intrigue D: Falling Star’s Michelle My Belle Keith Keith Keith Ridley 3 JR/RES GRAND CH DOE (2) RES SENIOR CH DOE (2) RES JUNIOR CH DOE (3) Falling Star’s Sunshine Sally Rednk Pookie Shasta View Bombs Away S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Bombay S: Jeff’s Classics Abraham S: Pygmy Goats By TJ Bombay D: Falling Star’s Daisy Rock D: Rednk Copper D: Little Roulettes Whoa Splash Ridley Sorenson Keith CPGA Oktoberfest Youth Show Longview, WA October 13, 2017 Judges: Skylar Shamp/Jerrod Alcaida/Michael Putman Secretary: Karen Crawford Photos: Robin Norman Senior Showman 14-19 years (4,4,3) 6 Ridgeline Farms Jagger-Seelye Two Year Old Does (4) 1 1 1 Megan Drinnon 7 Animal Haven Great Gatsby-Swainston 1 Country Critters Miss Alexandria-Crawford/Hill- 2 4 2 Kara Teachman strom (SCH/GCH) 3 3 - Sophia Nelson Jr. Doe Kids 0-6 months (3) 2 Underhill Farm Pearl-Zeise/Hettinger 4 2 5 Sierra House 1 Sequim Valley’s Dancing Lilly-Seelye 3 Rednk Farms Dixxie-House 2 PNW Farms Lady Liberty- Drinnon 4 Ridgeline Farms Sweet Sensation-Kamppi Intermediate Showman 10-14 years (7, 7,7) 3 Itty Bitty Churro-Smythe 1 1 1 Sydney Harrigan Three Year Old Does 2 3 2 Kaylee Hettinger Jr. Does 6-12 months (7) 1 Little O’ Farms Whatta Doll-Seelye 3 5 6 Mary Ana Swainston 1 Crosswynd Farms Julianna Blue-Zeise (RJCH) 2 Lynch’s Thunder Valley Kensy-Lynch 4 7 4 Samantha Harrigan 2 Country Critters Design Refined-Crawford 5 6 7 Joanna Seelye 3 Ridgeline Farms Glory Hallelujah-Boies 4 Year old and older Does 6 2 5 Briana Lynch 4 Lower Columbia Farms Vegas Fortune-Kamppi 1 Z Bar Z Ms. Independence-Zeise/Hettinger 7 4 3 Jenna Kamppi 5 PNW Farms SHIELD’s Legacy-Drinnon (RSCH) 6 PNW Farms Ranger’s Legacy-Harrigan 2 Z Bar Z Sugaree-Harrigan Junior Showmanship 6-10 years (6,6,4) 7 Rude Dogg Estates Persia-House 3 KayCori Minnie Mouse-Bauer 1 2 2 Christopher Swainston 4 Country Critters BeDazzled-Seelye 2 3 - Kaylan Hillstrom Jr. Does 12-24 months (9) 3 1 1 Timothy Seelye 1 Lower Columbia Farms Caroline-Kamppi (JCH/ Milking Does 4 4 2 Lucas Seelye RGCH) 1 Country Critters Angelic Design-Crawford/Nel- 5 6 4 Arlie Krismer 2 Falling Stars Beautiful Dreamer-Zeise/Hettinger son 6 5 - Addie Hettinger 3 Country Critters Wonder of Design-Crawford/ 2 Country Critters IDT Cora Gray-Crawford/Nel- Hillstrom son Novice Showman under 6 years (3) 4 Lynch’s Thunder Valley Kalaya-Lynch 3 KayCori Lizzie-Bauer 1 Jewels Kamppi 5 Lower Columbia Farm Lollipop-Kamppi 4 Rainy Day Farms Miss Imagination-Drinnon 1 Brody Bauer 6 Mystic Horizons Bunny Starlite-Smythe 5 Crosswynd Farms Aniston-Kamppi 1 Birdie Smythe 7 KayCori Tylie-Bauer 8 KayCori Sierri-Bauer Prospect Wethers (4) 9 Lower Columbia Farm Blue’s Midnight-Kamppi 1 KayCori BroBear-Bauer 2 Itty Bitty Hank the Tank-Smythe 3 Ridgeline Farms Ghostly Glory-Harrigan 4 Ridgeline Farms Maximus McMoonpie-Harrigan Wethers Birth-6 months (1) 1 Sequim Valley’s Dancing Pistol-Seelye Wethers 6-12 months (3) 1 Z Bar Z Stormy Wether-Zeise (RBW) 2 Ridgeline Farms Born to Boogie-Drinnon 3 Little Roulette’s Cracker Jack-House Wethers 1-2 years old (3) 1 Lynch’s Thunder Valley Lone Ranger-Drinnon (BW) 2 Ridgeline Farms Random Label-Boies 3 Z Bar Z Lone Ranger-Zeise Wethers 3 years and older (7) 1 Z Bar Z Tie Dye-Zeise 2 Freetime Rocky-Harrigan 3 Freetime Johnny Depp-Harrigan 4 Country Critters Premier Attraction-Drinnon 5 Little4 Roulette’s Keno-Kamppi CPGA Oktoberfest Longview, WA October 13-15, 2017 Judges: Skylar Shamp/Michael Putman Secretary: Karen Crawford Photos: Robin Norman Adult Showman 19 years and older (3,3) Jr.
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