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Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 EX Association of Australia Inc. December 2015 SUNSHINE FARM JERSEY’S Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 EX Best udder winner Prod. 5893 LTRS 221 KGS Prot. 283 kgs Fat 265 days Sire: Sunshine Farm Hector. Dam: Sunshine Farm Cherry 87 Numurkah Jersey Feature show nd 2 best udder. Production 6582 Lts. 233 kgs Prot. 360kgs.B/F. 277days. Sire Comerica Dam Eurarie Triumph Silvermine 3 Best udder all breeds. 5824lts. 234 kgs prot. 331 kgs B/F. Sire Gaupo Dam Sunshine Farm Dorothy 69. Wishing all jersey breeders Neville & Janelle McDonald a lovely Christmas 715 Andrews Road And a happy & wealthy Kyabram, Victoria New Year 0358552516 0428992450 Dear Fellow Jersey Members and Breeders, The past twelve months have passed by quickly. The weather has been kind to many of us, with rain being received now. We can do without the devastating storms that many areas have received. What a great honour it is to be president in the year that the Pure Jersey Breeders Association celebrates its 25th Anniversary. I would like to thank the members, past and present, for the support of the dinner and the book. Special thanks go to the people that helped plan and organise the book and dinner. It was great to see and speak to past and present members at the dinner. It is with great pleasure that I write this message with many happenings regarding our association over the past 12 months. We started with the Feature Show in Nurmurkah with breeders making the commitment to attend and make it a great show. We held two On Farm Challenges, one in Victoria and the other in Queensland, both which was sponsored by Daviesway. It is great to see Daviesway still sponsoring our On Farm Challenges year after year. It is pleasing to see a large number of entries in these events by all breeders. The 2015 Queensland Feature Show was held in Maleny, entries were slightly down this year but the quality of the cattle being shown were still of high standards. I would like to thank all our sponsors and members for devoting their time to make all these events a huge success. The dedication and devotion that everyone displays for the Pure Jersey breed is to say the least is amazing. I would like to thank all members that take the time to classify their cattle, and thank the classifiers that take the time to do this job. I would like to thank the committee members for their support and assistance that I have been given over the last 12 months. I would like to wish the committee all the success in the next 12 months. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year. Many Thanks Warren Davis Les & Ella Williams The Elenko stud was founded in 1945 by Les and Ella Wil- At his March 1965 sale a bull named Elenko Glen Lad, sired liams at Kyvalley Road, Tongala. With Les’s careful selec- by Glenmore Illustrious Lad from Elenko Glen Lassie 2nd tion regarding breed type and production the first Jersey, was purchased by John Brian for 480 guineas. This bull Elenko’s Eileen’s Aim, sired by Aim High (Imp) Merit Sire would become a great sire to breed on in the history of Jer- was registered in 1948. Les selected his own foundation ani- seys in the country, Glen Lad would become virtually a mals from an untested herd in New South Wales solely on household name on dairy farms throughout the 1960’s and type and these cows fulfilled his expectations as producers. 1970’s. Elenko stud was rich in the blood lines of Glenmore and Big Hollow Studs of New Zealand. Elenko Glen Lassie 2nd sired by Glenmore Imperative had top production records of 682 and 717 lbs B.F. and a lifetime Elenko began selling Jerseys in 1950, and following their total production of 6095 lbs B.F in 10 lactations, she de- sale in March 1953, the stud needed another herd sire to fol- scended from six cows who all produced over 600 lbs B.F. low on with the previous Superior Sire, Nyroca Rosie’s Clip- Glen Lad’s first crop of daughters gave him a rating of +37. per. Clipper sired Elenko Primrose VHC who would produce His daughters being of the correct type and conformation 605 lbs butterfat in 273 days and broke the Australian Jersey had enabled them to produce at a high level each year for a record for junior 2 year old. Elenko’s VHC cows exceeded number of years. These daughters of Glen Lad were sur- 8500 B.F and produced to 163,000 lbs of milk, testing over veyed by the Australian Jersey Society and Elenko Glen Lad 5% for lifetime yield. was granted Superior Sire rating. Glen Lad would go onto be used at the Artificial Breeders in Bacchus Marsh and would Les believed Rosie’s Clipper did a very good job for type be the first Jersey sire to be used extensively through A.B by and production he was a masculine bull and his hips, pins stud breeders and many commercial dairy farmers. and thurls were copy book, but some may of thought his tail setting to high. Les believed from his experience in breeding Elenko would go onto have more sales and sell Jerseys by that this is desirable feature in a bull – if the hips and pins Fairway Meteors Noble, Fairway Excellency, Waitoa Stylish are level the tail setting must be higher than the smooth fin- Sam, Boleigh Designs Wafer, Glenmore Illustrious Lad, ish you see in bulls today. Margarethe Cecelia Dazzler 2 (Imp Jersey Island) and Madeley Park Designs Bravo. When Les first introduced Glenmore blood lines into the stud he wanted to maintain type and specifically improve Les was wary of low production of two year olds, that if they back vessels in his cattle. Clipper’s daughters could produce were of good type, they would get a second chance. This to 8000 lbs B.F, not one broke down in vessel but there was decision proved to be the case for a two year old who pro- room for improvement. The opportunity was taken to visit duced 300 lbs on her first lactation then 340 lbs on her sec- New Zealand in a quest for a herd sire, Glenmore Imperative ond lactation and as a junior four year old she topped the was finally chosen, being a double grandson of the leading state with 642 lbs. type, production sire of New Zealand at the time, namely, Dunlavin Excellency who had a Sire Survey of 26 lbs butter- Cattle that were bought from Elenko were shown and would fat above that of his daughter’s dams. Excellency’s sire was go onto win broad ribbons at major shows around the coun- Cloverfields Character and his grand sire Oddicombe try. Les’s cow pictured Elenko Susan’s Gipsy winning 1975 Dreaming Sam. Glenmore Imperative’s Dam, Glenmore Kyabram Champion never missed a ribbon at a major show. Cleopatra, had the best back vessel Les had ever seen. Her sire was Fairway Excellency and her dam Lamorna Dex- ter’s Susan 96pt. Susan’s gipsy was line bred to Glenmore Les personally selected his bulls and the next follow on bull Gipsy Girl. (Gipsy Girl was the paternal grand dam of Big would again come from New Zealand. He purchased Glen- Hollow Stylish Major). more Illustrious Lad who was the first sire that Glenmore ever sold privately. Because import restrictions into Austra- Les was Vice president in 1966, 67 and president in 1969 of lia were being imposed within days, Mr Lovelock gave Les Australian Jersey Herd Society, Victorian Branch. He was the full selection of his sale offering as, he realised his sale also President of the Northern District Jersey Cattle men’s would be too late. Les appreciated what Mr Lovelock had Club, Classifier and Jersey Judge. done for him and Illustrious Lad was purchased. Glenmore Illustrious Lad sired a number of top breeding sons and daughters and would go onto attain Superior sire rating, sev- eral sons were sold at these sales and they would also go onto obtain superior rating. Glenvillan Celebrating 70 years of breeding and showing quality jerseys this year. Maleny Feature Show 2015 Champion Cow: Glenvillan Tango -Sire- Glenvillan Snowman 2 -Dam- Glenvillan Baby Blue Reserve Champion Cow: Glenvillan Maddy -Sire- Glenvillan Astronomical (Also 1st and 2nd in best udder) -Dam- Glenvillan Special Maid Of the seven cows that paraded for champion, six of them were from Glenvillan Jerseys, Kingaroy. Reserve Junior Heifer: Glenvillan Poppy -Sire- Glenvillan Snowman2 -Dam- Glenvillan Peta H.M Juvenile: Glenvillan Lottie -Sire- Walkah Cracker Jack -Dam- Glenvillan Lara QLD on Farm Challenge 2015 Class 2: 3rd Glenvillan Maddy -Sire- Glenvillan Astronomical -Dam- Glenvillan Special Maid Class 3: 5th Glenvillan Rain Mist -Sire- Beledene Dukes Laird (NZ) -Dam- Glenvillan Raindrops Class 4: 1st Glenvillan Debra -Sire- Glenvillan Pedro -Dam- Glenvillan Dora 4th Glenvillan Jean -Sire- Glenvillan Pedro -Dam- Glenvillan Dukes Janice Class 6: 2nd Glenvillan Lottie -Sire- Walkah Cracker Jack -Dam- Glenvillan Lara 5th Glenvillan Mango -Sire- Walkah Cracker Jack -Dam- Glenvillan Marree Class 8: 2nd Glenvillan Peggy -Sire- Walkah Cracker Jack -Dam- Glenvillan Peace 3rd Glenvillan Wednesday -Sire- Walkah Cracker Jack -Dam- Glenvillan Wonder Lady Class 9: 1st Glenvillan Lisa -Sire- Glenvillan Sun King -Dam- Glenvillan Lana Class 11 (Best Udder): 1st Glenvillan Debra Class 12 (Pen of 3 Females): 3rd Glenvillan Debra, Glenvillan Maddy, Glenvillan Jean Champion Cow: Glenvillan Debra Reserve Juvenile Heifer: Glenvillan Lisa Quite ironic we were lucky enough to achieve Supreme Jersey Exhibit in both the Maleny Feature and the On Farm Challenge in our 70th year of showing.
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