Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 EX

Association of Australia Inc. December 2015 SUNSHINE FARM JERSEY’S

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 2nd 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. Christmas wishes to all… David and Desi Crawford Clayton, Catherine and Kids (07) 41644171 (07) 41644525 Abis Christeen Abis Polly 2 Reserve Champion Cow Junior Honourable Mention Won Cow over 7 2nd—2½ to 3 3rd in Udder

Charlies Mandy Nadia Senior Honourable Mention 2nd—Over 7 Won 5-7 2nd in udder 4th in udder

Abis C Beller Lovely Won Junior Udder and Attachment Is a grand-daughter of K Lovelies 4 Ray & Jan Lucas Won Junior Champion She was with Abis Christeen and Aeroview Jersey Stud Won—2½ to 3 Nadia in Pen of 3 and came 2nd 314 Edenvale South Rd Kingaroy Qld 4610 Ph: (07) 4162 1553 Wishing everyone a Very Happy Christmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year Visitors welcome any time. Committee of Pure Jersey Breeders Association of Australia Incorporated

PRESIDENT Warren Davis Lockrose, Qld (07) 5465 8944

VICE PRESIDENT Anthony Higgins (Judy) Numurkah (03) 5864 1296 0427 641 296 0407 641 296

JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Adam Wieland Fiona Yarrow David Crawford Highfield 221 Huntingdale Cresent Kingaroy (07) 4698 7008 Placid Hill, Gatton QLD 4342 (07) 4164 4171 (07) 5466 1039

COMMITTEE Greg Antcliff David Crawford Alan Stock Ron Wilson (07) 5423 1474 (07) 4164 4171 (07) 5465 8080 0400 051 036

Harry Adams Colin Ritchie Peter Parsons (03) 5823 1945 0458 247 476 (03) 5566 5141 Advertising Costs Prices for registrations are:

Front Cover $100.00 Females $7.00 Birth to 12 months of age Inside Front $ 60.00 $12.00 over 12 months of age Back Cover $ 90.00 After 2 years inspected.

Inside Back $ 60.00 Males $10.00 up to 12 months Centre $ 60.00 each $20.00 over 12 months Normal Page $ 60.00 ½ Page $ 30.00 Transfers $6.50 each Prices are subject to change without notice. Transfer forms are on the back of your Rates may vary, depending if advertising is a one off pedigrees.

Memberships Classification $6.00 per head $6.00 per cow over number stated Full: $100.00 Family: $100.00 $5.00 Heifers Associate & Hobby: $50.00 Junior: $20.00 Classification must be paid for on the day. Non Members Bulletin: $15.00 Annual Subscription For membership become due on or before 1st July each year. Committee meetings are held on the First Monday of the month. General meetings are held when required. Venue and dates notified in advance by newsletter or mail. Any general questions please feel free to contact any one of the committee members. We have also got a website—www.purejerseybreedersaustralia.com.au Please cut here and return with appropriate Subscription. Pure Jersey Breeders Association of Australia Inc. 221 Huntingdale Crescent, Placid Hill, Gatton, 4343

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Class 1— Bull Any Age 1st Erindale Lynn’s Colfan A & J Higgins 2nd Maraglen Remarks Juno P & K Smith

Champion Bull P & K Smith

Reserve Champion Bull A & J Higgins Class 2— Heifer Born 2015 Class 4— Heifer 12—18 Months 1st Erindale Colfan Violet 3rd A & J Higgins 1st Maraglen Pals Misty Isle P & K Smith 2nd Maraglen Royal Candy P & K Smith 2nd Sunshine Farm Cherry 116 A & J Higgins 3rd Maraglen Rochette’s Beauty P & K Smith 3rd Glenmara Regions Candy P & K Smith

Class 3— Yearling Heifer Class 5— Heifer 2 Years Dry 1st Sunshine Farm Cherry 120 N & J McDonald 1st Sunshine Farm Fowler 5 N & J McDonald 2nd Glenmara Grand Lassie P & K Smith 3rd Erindale Colfan Polly 2nd A & J Higgins Champion Juvinile Heifer N & J McDonald

Reserve Juvinile Heifer P & K Smith

Class 6— 3 Years and Over Dry Class 9— 3 Years in Milk 1st Salvation Comerica Melys P & K Smith 1st Aeroview ABI’s Elvie A & J Higgins 2nd Sunshine Farm Cherry 99 N & J McDonald 2nd Sunshine Farm Silvermine 10 N & J McDonald 3rd Erindale Garry Columbine 4 A & J Higgins 3rd Maraglen Golden Designers Bambi P & K Smith Class 7— 2 Years in Milk 1st Sunshine Farm Duchess 14 N & J McDonald Class 10 — Best Udder Under 3 Years 2nd Erindale Colfan Garnet 2nd A & J Higgins 1st Glenmara Regions Dawn 2 P & K Smith 3rd Maraglen Royal Charmain P & K Smith 2nd Aeroview ABI’s Elvie A & J Higgins 3rd Sunshine Farm Duchess 14 N & J McDonald Class 8— 2½½Years in Milk 1st Glenmara Regions Dawn 2 P & K Smith Class 11 — Pen of 3 Females Under 3 2nd Glenmara Regions Dawn 1 P & K Smith 1st Maraglen Jerseys P & K Smith 3rd Erindale Colfan Rae 4th A & J Higgins 2nd Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 3rd Erindale Jerseys A & J Higgins

Intermediate Champion Glenmara Regions Dawn 2 P & K Smith

Reserve Champion Aeroview ABI’s Elvie A & J Higgins Class 12 — 4 Years in Milk Class 14 — 6 Years in Milk 1st Sunshine Farm Silvermine 9 N & J McDonald 1st Sunshine Farm Handsome 47 N & J McDonald 2nd Erindale Colffan Columbine 2nd Sunshine Farm Dorothy 70 N & J McDonald 2nd A & J Higgins 3rd Erindale Pancake 9th A & J Higgins 3rd Shirlinn Ontime Girlie N & J McDonald Class 15 — Best Udder 4 Years and Over Class 13 — 5 Years in Milk 1st Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 1st Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 N & J McDonald 2nd Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 2nd Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8 N & J McDonald 3rd Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 3rd Salvation Black Whiskey P & K Smith Numurkah Jersey Feature Show Judge: Mr Ron Wilson

Results Champion Cow Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 N & J McDonald

Reserve Champion Cow Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8 N & J McDonald

Class 16 — Production Class 450kg Solids Class 19 — Sires Progeny to Consist of 3 Females 1st Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald Owned by Exhibitor 2nd Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 1st Sunshine Farm 3rd Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 2nd Erindale Jerseys 3rd Maraglen Jerseys Class 17— Pen of 3 Cows 4 Years and Over 1st Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald Class 20 — Open Group 1 Male & 2 Females Owned 2nd Maraglen Jerseys P & K Smith by Exhibitor 3rd Erindale Jerseys A & J Higgins 1st Maraglen Jerseys 2nd Erindale Jerseys Class 18 — Cow & Daughter or 2 Daughters of One Cow Most Successful Exhibitor 1st Sunshine Farm N & J McDonald 2nd Maraglen 3rd Erindale Jerseys

Judges Comments

Champion Juvenile Heifer Sunshine Farm Fowlers 5—A nice upstanding heifer. Reserve Champion Juvenile Heifer Maraglen Pals Misty Isle—A very stylish heifer. Champion Intermediate Heifer Glenmara Regions Dawn 2—Outstanding heifer with a lovely vessel and predict a big future. Reserve Champion Intermediate Heifer Aeroview ABIS Evlie—A lovely balanced heifer. I look forward to seeing them against each other. Champion Cow Sunshine Farm Cherry 103—She was last years champion and a clear winner on the day. Reserve Champion Cow Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8—A lovely cow with a lovely vessel but carrying too much condition.

Thank you for the opportunity to judge, although the numbers where small the quality was good and I encourage the exhibitors to keep up their good work promoting jerseys. Thanks also to the stewards and all who contributed in any way.

Sincerely R. W. Wilson

Christmas Greetings to one and all, and may 2016 be happy, healthy and prosperous.

Pure Jersey Breeders of Australia Inc. The Pure Jersey Breeders would like to thank Clayton Crawford for all the work He has done for organising the Feature Show in Queensland and also for his help in the On Farm Challenge. Good Work Clayton

Harry Queensland Pure Jersey Breeders Assn Inc. Maleny—2 9th May 2 01 5 Judge: A Higgins, Erindale Jersey Stud, Victoria Jersey Feature Show Results Supreme Champion Jersey Exhibit Glenvillan Tango DJ & D & CD Crawford

Champion Cow Glenvillan Tango DJ, D & CD Crawford

Reserve Champion Cow Glenvillan Maddy DJ, D & CD Crawford

Honorable Mention Nobbyview On-Time’s Pam Nobbyview Partnership

Junior Champion Female Nobbyview Hired Gun’s Rosebud Nobbyview Partnership

Reserve Junior Champion Female Glenvillan Poppy DJ, D & CD Crawford

Honorable Mention Glen Echo Exd Jaimie CR & CM Parker

Juvenile Champion Female - Under 2 Years Joevale Connection Wafer No GJ & JR Antcliff

Reserve Juvenile Female Champion - Under 2 Years Joevale Bundy Pandora GJ & JR Antcliff

Honorable Mention Glenvillan Lottie DJ, D & CD Crawford

Champion Bull Glenvillan Sonny Boy

Reserve Champion Bull Joevale Melbourne GJ & JR Antcliff

Pen of 3 Cows 9—2 DJ, D & CD Crawford

Class 1: Cow, 5 years and over— Dry Class 5: Cow, 5 years and under 7 in milk 1st Glenvillan Sheiba DJ, D & CD Crawford 1st Glenvillan Maddy DJ, D & CD Crawford 2nd Rockton Laird’s Emerald Wieland Family 2nd Joevale Goldmine’s Wafer GJ & JR Antcliff 3rd Rockton Rocky Faithful Wieland Family 3rd Nobbyview Flash’s Miracle Nobbyview Partnership

Class 2: Cow, 4 years and under 5 — Dry Class 6: Cow, 4 years and under 5 — in milk 1st Glenvillan Dixie DJ, D & CD Crawford 1st Joevale Sam’s Morn GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd Rockton Daffodils Star Wieland Family 2nd Glenvillan Daphne DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd River Ridge Moonshot Velvet Clinton Keir Class 3: Cow, 3 years and under 4 — Dry 1st Glenvillan Debra DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 7: Cow, 3 years and under 4 — in milk 2nd Joevale Sam’s Perree GJ & JR Antcliff 1st Glenvillan Tango DJ, D & CD Crawford 2nd Nobbyview On-Time’s Pam Nobbyview Partnership Class 4: Cow, 7 years and over — in milk 3rd Glen Echo Governor Melissia CR & CM Parker 1st Glenvillan Dora DJ, D & CD Crawford 2nd Glenvillan Model DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd Nambour Rural Just Bell Nambour High School Queensland Pure Jersey Breeders Assn Inc. Maleny—2 9th May 2 01 5 Judge: A Higgins, Erindale Jersey Stud, Victoria Jersey Feature Show Results Class 8: Cow, with best udder and attachment, over 3 3rd Glenvillan Lolly DJ, D & CD Crawford years 1st Glenvillan Tango DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 19: Heifer, 10 mth and under 15 mth 2nd Glenvillan Maddy DJ, D & CD Crawford 1st Glenvillan Wednesday DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd Glenvillan Dora DJ, D & CD Crawford 2nd Joevale Rod’s Morn GJ & JR Antcliff 3rd Nobbyview Renegade’s Class 9: Group of 3 Females, over 3 years — in milk or Jewel Nobbyview Partnership dry 1st 9 – 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 20: Heifer, under 10 months 2nd 9 – 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 1st Joevale Magnificent Pandora GJ & JR Antcliff 3rd 9 – 4 Wieland Family 2nd Rockton Stars Cracker Jack Wieland Family

Class 10: Type and Production Class — cow any age Class 21: Pen of 3 Heifers, 3 years and under — in milk minimum standard 3500 liters 1/6/2012 — 31/5/2013 or dry 1st Nobbyview On-Time’s Pam Nobbyview Partnership 1st 21— 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd Glen Echo Governor Melissia CR & CM Parker 2nd 21— 4 Nobbyview Partnership 3rd Nobbyview Flash’s Miracle Nobbyview Partnership 3rd 21— 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford

Class 11: Cow, 2½ years and under 3 — in milk Class 22: Maternally Related Pair 1st Nobbyview Hired Gun’s 1st 22— 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford Rosebud Nobbyview Partnership 2nd 22— 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd Glenvillan Poppy DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd 22— 3 Nobbyview Partnership 3rd Glenvillan Lauren DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 23: Bull, any age Class 12: Heifer, 2 years and under 2½ - in milk 1st Glenvillan Sonny Boy DJ, D & CD Crawford 1st Glen Echo Exd Jaimie CR & CM Parker 2nd Joevale Melbourne GJ & JR Antcliff

Class 13: Heifer, 18 mths and under 2 years — in milk Class 24: Progeny of Sire—2 daughters of one sire any No Entries age 1st 24— 3 DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 14: Cow, 2½ and under 3 — Dry 2nd 24— 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford 1st Joevale Connection Wafer GJ & JR Antcliff 3rd 24— 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd Glenvillan Diantha DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 25: Breeders Group—2 females over 3 & 2 females Class 15: Heifer, 2 years and under 2½ - dry under 3 must be bred and owned by the Exhibitor 1st Joevale Commerica’s 1st 25— 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford Dreamer 2nd GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd 25— 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd Nambour Rural Surefire 3rd 25— 4 Nobbyview Partnership Future Nambour High School 3rd Nambour Rural Sandblast Class 26: Exhibitors Group - 1 male or female any age, 2 Diverse Nambour High School females over 3 years and 2 females under 3 years 1st 26— 2 DJ, D & CD Crawford Class 16: Junior udder and attachment — under 3 years 2nd 26— 1 GJ & JR Antcliff 1st Nobbyview Hired Gun’s 3rd 26— 4 Wieland Family Rosebud Nobbyview Partnership 2nd Glenvillan Poppy DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd Glen Echo Exd Jaimie CR & CM Parker Most Successful Exhibitor Exhibitor Points Class 17: Heifer, 20 mth and under 24 mths — dry 1st DJ, D & CD Crawford 90 1st Joevale Connection Wafer No GJ & JR Antcliff 2nd GJ & JR Antcliff 51 2nd Glenvillan Lottie DJ, D & CD Crawford 3rd Nobbyview Partnership 25 3rd Nobbyview Sultan’s Rosebud Nobbyview Partnership 4th CR & CM Parker 7 5th Wieland Family 7 Class 18: Heifer, 15 mth and under 20 mth 6th Nambour High School 5 1st Joevale Bundy Pandora GJ & JR Antcliff 7th Clinton Keir 1 2nd Nobbyview Lance’s Pansy 2 Nobbyview Partnership 8th Thomas Wade 0 Warren Davis Lockrose, QLD Ph: (07) 5465 8944

Walkah Rewards Magnificent 2nd 3-4 in milk on farm challenge Sire: Rapid Bay Reward Dam: Walkah Guapo’s Magnificent

Walkah Musketer’s Sunbeam 3rd 4-5 in milk on farm challenge Sire: Walkah Musketer Dam: Walkah Lethal’s Sunbeam

Shirlinn Reagan StarFinch ET 2nd 4-5 in milk on farm challenge Sire: Rapid Bay Reagan Dam: Shirlinn Caesar StarFinch EXC 92 Walkah Reagan Priscilla 1st under 2½ in milk Reserve Champion heifer on farm challenge Sire: Rapid Bay Reagan Dam: Walkah Grand Prix Priscilla

Walkah Governor’s Mollee Sire: Griffins Governor ET Dam: Walkah RBR Mollee

Walkah Reward’s Violet Sire: Rabid Bay Reward Dam: Cedarvale HJ Violet Greater Valley Pure Jersey Breeders Club Daviesway On Farm Challenge Judges: Mr George Taylor & Mr Kelvin Smith Results - 2015 Class 1— 2 Years in Milk Class 2— 2½ Years in Milk 1st Erindale Colfan Columbine 8 A & J Higgins 1st Arilla Regina 44 W & A Macadam 2nd Ardley Velocity’s Devine A & P Parsons 2nd Erindale Colfam Columbine 7 A & J Higgins 3rd Sunshine Farm Duchess 14 N & J McDonald 3rd Seven Hills Shower 17 Ritchie Family

Junior Champion Heifer Arilla Regina 44 W & A Macadam

Reserve Champion Heifer Erindale Colfan Columbine 8 A & J Higgins

Honourable Mention Erindale Colfan Columbine 7 A & J Higgins

Class 3 — 3 Years in Milk Class 6 — 6 Years & Over in Milk 1st Sunshine Farm Hansome 59 N & J McDonald 1st The Willows Miss Olive 5 W & A Macadam 2nd Erindale Colfan Rae 3 A & J Higgins 2nd Ardley Red Lynette A & P Parsons & 3rd Sunshine Farm Cherry 108 N & J McDonald Sons 3rd Ardley Dundee Satin A & P Parsons & Class 4 — 4 Years in Milk Sons 1st Seven Hills Fuchsia Ritchie Family 2nd Ardley Troubador Bluemist P & A Parsons & Best Udder Sons 1st Ardley Red Lynette A & P Parsons & 3rd Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 N & J McDonald Sons 2nd The Willows Miss Olive W & A Macadam Class 5 — 5 Years in Milk 3rd Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8 N & J McDonald 1st Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8 N & J McDonald 2nd Seven Hills Fuchsia 30 Ritchie Family 3rd Erindale Colfan Daisy A & J Higgins Champion Cow The Willows Miss Olive 5 W & A Macadam

Reserve Champion Cow Ardley Red Lynette A & P Parsons & Sons

Honourable Mention Seven Hills Fuchsia Ritchie Family

Group of Cows Most Successful Exhibitor 1st A & P Parsons & Sons A & P Parsons & Sons 2nd W & A Macadam 3rd Ritchie Family

The Jersey Cow By scientific investigation it has been proven that on a given amount of feed, the Jersey cow is capable of producing as large a yield of butterfat and protein and still maintain her body upkeep than any other breed. The Jersey cow must have the correct “Dairy temperament” she must have the “will to give”. The quality of Dairy temperament in some cows is so great that if they do not receive adequate food for both body requirements and milk production, they will draw on their reserves until they are skin and bone, giving their uttermost.

Queensland Pure Jersey Breeders On Farm Challenge Judge: Terry Simkin

Senior Champion Cow Glenvillan Debra Crawford Family

Reserve Champion Cow Aeroview ABIS Christeen R & J Lucas

Honourable Mention Aeroview Charles Mandy R & J Lucas

Junior Champion Cow Aeroview ABIS C Beller R & J Lucas

Reserve Champion Cow Walkah Regans Priscilla Warren Davis

Honourable Mention Aeroview ABIS Polly R & J Lucas

Juvenille Champion Cow Joevale Rods Morn G & J Antcliff

Reserve Champion Cow Glenvillan Lissa Crawford Family

Honourable Mention Walkah Lesters Rieta Warren Davis Class 1— 7 years and over in milk Class 7—15 months—2 years dry 1st Aeroview ABIS Christeen R & J Lucas 1st Joevale Connection Waffer 2 G & J Antcliff 2nd Aeroview Nadia R & J Lucas 2nd Joevale Bundy Pandora 3 G & J Antcliff 3rd Aeroview Beautiful R & J Lucas Class 8— 9 months—15 months dry Class 2— 5-7 years in milk 1st Joevale Rods Morn G & J Antcliff 1st Aeroview Charlies Mandy R & J Lucas 2nd Glenvillan Peggy Crawford Family 2nd Walkah Gaupos Lindy Warren Davis 3rd Glenvillan Wednesday Crawford Family 3rd Glenvillan Maddy Crawford Family Class 9— Under 9 months Class 3— 4 –5 years in milk 1st Glenvillan Lissa Crawford Family 1st Joevale Mans Peace G & J Antcliff 2nd Walkah Lesters Rieta Warren Davis 2nd Shirlin Regans Star Finch ET Warren Davis 3rd Joevale Rods Tessie 2 G & J Antcliff 3rd Walkah Musketers Sunbeam Warren Davis Class 10— Junior Udder Class 4— 3-4 years in milk 1st Aeroview ABIS Beller R & J Lucas 1st Glenvillan Debra Crawford Family 2nd Rockcon Faithful Star Adam Wieland 2nd Walkah Rewards Magnificent Warren Davis 3rd Walkah Regans Priscilla Warren Davis 3rd Walkah Rewards Violet Warren Davis Class 5—2½-3 years in milk Class 11— Senior Udder 1st Aeroview ABIS C Beller R & J Lucas 1st Glenvillan Debra Crawford Family 2nd Aeroview ABIS Polly R & J Lucas 2nd Aeroview Nadia R & J Lucas 3rd Joevale Connection Waffer G & J Antcliff 3rd Aeroview ABIS Christeen R & J Lucas

Class 6—Under 2½ years in milk Class 12— Pen of 3 Females any age 1st Walkah Regans Priscilla Warren Davis 1st Warren Davis 2nd Glenvillan Lottie Crawford Family 2nd R & J Lucas 3rd Rockcon Faithful Star Adam Wieland 3rd Crawford Family Judging Comments I would like to thank the Queensland Pure Jersey Breeders club for the opportunity to judge the 2015 On Farm Challenge. It was a real pleasure to see such a high standard of top quality jersey cows competing in will supported classes.

The Senior Best Udder class was outstanding with the 10 placings I selected displaying wonderful udders from top to bot- tom, with very little between placings. The first 4 placings did have an advantage over the minor placings that could have been swapped around without any problem. The young cow that won this class displayed a near perfect udder. Her udder had capacity great attachment and width with lovely teat placement. She as a 3 year old went on to win the Senior Cham- pion cow displaying maturity and lovely balance and quality. Very nice head and neck, sharp clean bone, very strong top line with lengthy body displaying width and depth of ribbing. A wedge shape cow.

My Reserve Champion from the age class was a very beautiful capacious cow with an outstanding udder that carries lots of milk. I loved her rear udder which I thought was near perfect.

Honourable mention cow was also top class, an upstanding clean boned cow with very strong top line and udder nicely at- tached. She balanced out to a showy outfit that may have even more success in the future.

Junior Best Udder winner was awarded Junior Champion. There was nothing between her and the Reserve Junior winner who stood up well with nice body balance. The Honourable mention junior was a lovely conformation youngster, with neat udder.

A nice lot of heifers competing for Juvenile Championship. The winner had a lovely strong top line with wide pins. She was lengthy with nice body capacity and udder make up very good.

Reserve Juvenile was very sharp bone and upstanding.

Many thanks to the Queensland breeders who were fantastic in the way I was looked after while in their care. Thanks to Warren for picking me up at Brisbane and driving me to meet up with Clayton. Then staying the night with David and Desi and also 2 of their delightful grandchildren. On Saturday Clayton drove me to exhibitor farms, ending at the Antcliff dairy. Greg then took me to the home of Warren and Jillian Davis where I stayed 2 nights. Then on Monday Warren drove us to Toowoomba where the presentation was held at the Arthur Morris farm. After Arthur took me to his Brisbane home where I stayed the night before catching the plane early Tuesday morning. I am greatfull of the efforts by all who helped make the OFC a pleasurable and successful event.

Terry Simkin

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Greater Valley Pure Jersey Breeders Club

The Greater Valley Pure Jersey Breeders Club again had a very good year with the annual Jersey Feature Show held again in October with great success. The weather again was very kind with quite a lot of spectators looking on. The Champion and Reserve cow was won again with Sunshine Farm Jerseys (N & J McDonald). Champion cow was Sunshine Farm Cherry 103 and Reserve cow Sunshine Farm Silvermine 8.

Intermediate Champion Heifer was Glenmara Regions Dawn 2 Maraglen Jerseys (P & K Smith) with Reserve Heifer Aeroview ABI’S Elvie Erindale Jerseys (A & J Higgins) and Juvenile Heifer won by Sunshine Farm Fowler 5 (N&J McDonald) Reserve Juvenile Heifer Maraglen Misty Isle. The Judge for the Jerseys was Mr. Ron Wilson (Navillus Jer- seys).

The Victorian On Farm Challenge was again very well supported with the Champion cow going to W & A Macadam with the Willows Miss Olive 5. (All results in this Bulletin).

This year’s Christmas party was held at the home of Harry and Sandra Adams, where all the OFC results were given out, and as usual Santa arrived and gave out presents to the little ones as well as the oldies. A big thank you to our Judges Mr. George Taylor and Mr. Kelvin Smith and to all who came along to support our Club.

Harry Adams

A full row of cows sired by ERINDALE COLUMBINE FANTASTIC milking 38 daughters Herd sire is a double cross Columbine dam who Won Best Vessel Numurkah Feature Show

ERINDALE COLFAN MARGARET - A good 2nd calver milking really well ERINDALE COLFAN LOVELIES - Will classify really well. Will grow into a big cow ERINDALE COLFAN DAISY - Shown a lot. On Farm Challenge 3rd in milk. Is a good cow ERINDALE COLFAN LYNN - Show great future ERINDALE COLFAN PEGGYROSE 2nd - Placed in On Farm Challenge. Great back udder ERINDALE COLFAN SILVERMINE 3rd - Big Bodied cow. Mother Champion Cow ERINDALE COLFAN LORNA - Good Cow. Mother VHC, Best Udder at shows ERINDALE COLFAN MAPLE - Mother a VHC ERINDALE COLFAN COLUMBINE 2nd - 4th 4 years in milk On Farm Challenge ERINDALE COLFAN RAE 4th - 5th 2½ years in milk ERINDALE COLFAN COLUMBINE 8t h - 1st 2 years in milk, Reserve Champ Heifer On Farm Challenge ERINDALE COLFAN COLUMBINE 7th - 2nd 2½ years in milk, Honourable Mention On Farm Challenge ERINDALE COLFAN SILVERMINE 4th - Great young cow. Mother Champion Cow ERINDALE COLFAN COLUMBINE 4th - Good cow family ERINDALE COLFAN COLUMBINE 3rd - Good cow family. Half sister VHC 94 points ERINDALE COLFAN PANCAKE 2nd - Shows great future ABSENT from photo ERINDALE COLFAN RAE 3rd – Great future, real classy heifer

Our Fuchsia family was well represented in this years On Farm Challenge with Fuchsia 32 winning the 4YO class and Fuchsia 30 2nd in the 5YO class. Our Fuchsia family was founded by Dalith Folly's Fuchsia HC+ who was sired by Warwick Folly's Peacemaker. Dalith Folly's Fuchsia was the dam of SH Fuchsia VHC (90) EX, SH Fuchsia 2 SUP (92) EX and SH Fuchsia 4 VHC (90). Fuchsia 30 descends from the Fuchsia 2 line (5 generations removed), whereas Fuchsia 32 descends from the Fuchsia 4 line (grand daughter) via Fuchsia 22 VHC (91) EX.

2015 on Farm Challenge – Pen of 3

SH Fuchsia 32 VHC 93 SH Shirley 34 VHC 92 SH Fuchsia 30 VHC 90 Sire: Garcia Sire: Potterswall Lord Juno Sire: SH Red Isle (left) (centre) (right)

Faye, Joanne and Colin Ritchie (03)5942 5481 80 Ingram Road Nar Nar Goon Victoria, 3812

Joevale Sams Peace 2nd Sire: Joevale Impossilbe Joevale Mans Peace Dam: Joevale Sams Peace Sire: Glen Alpine Man Dallay Dam: Joevale Peace

Joevale Connection Pandora Sire: Dorlrame Magnificent Connection Dam: Joevale Sams Pandora

Joevale Connection Waffer Joevale Sams Perree Sire: Dorlrame Magnificent Connection Sire: Mountain Dale Supper Sam Dam: Joevale Goldmines Waffer Dam: Joevale Perree Jovale Magnificent Nanett Joveale Magnificent Pandora Sire: Deloram Magnificent Connection Sire: Deloram Magnificent Connection Dam: Jovale Nanett Dam: Jovale Goldmine’s Pandora

Jovale Goldmine’s Wafer Sire: Caboondah Goldmine Dam: Jovale Sam’s Wafer Supreme Cow at Toogoolawah Show 2014

Joevale Pandora 17th Sire: Mountain Dale Supper Sam Joevale Nanett Dam: Joevale Pandora 11th Sire: Mountain Dale Supper Sam Dam: Joevale Dalistic Rose 2nd

GJ & JR Antcliff (07) 5423 1474 Pure Jersey Breeders of Australia Inc.

This year has been a very busy year for the Pure Jersey Breeders, as we just celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of our organisation. Our celebrations started on Friday the 25th of July, when our visitors arrived from inter- state and were billeted by our local members.

On saturday morning we travelled to the home of Anthony and Judy Higgins (Erindale Jerseys) where we had a herd visit and saw some very lovely Jerseys. We then travelled to Mooroopna to visit the Maraglen Jersey Stud of the Smith family, there we were given a very nice lunch. After lunch we had the opportunity to look at some very good cows and heifers, then proceeded to the home of the Sunshine Farm Jerseys (Neville and Janelle McDon- ald). There two we saw another very good herd of jerseys.

On saturday evening we all met at the Kyabram Club where we were given a very nice meal, and met up with lots of members from different parts of the Country. After some formal speeches we launched our anniversary book, which was put together with some stud histories and how and why the association was formed.

Sunday morning we travelled to Nar Nar Goon in Gippsland to the home of the Ritchie Family (Seven Hills Jer- sey Stud), there we were given a very lovely dinner. After dinner we had our Annual General Meeting, then proceeded to see the herd of cows where again we saw more good cows.

After staying overnight at Morwell we all travelled to Nambrock in East Gippsland to see the very nice herd of the Askew Family (Raywyn Jerseys). After the herd visit we were treated to a very nice lunch in the trophy build- ing at the Askew family Jersey Stud. There we saw some very nice photos and trophies, that Raywyn received over their lifetime, and as most breeders would know Raywyn Jersey Stud have claimed as many Champions at Melbourne Royal along with Sydney and Adelaide as any other Jersey Stud.

As Publicity officer for the Pure Jersey Breeders, I would like to thank each and every-one who came along to our Anniversary Celebrations, and to all who made us so welcome at the different farm visits, it was very much appreciated. Harry Adams

25th Annaversary Dinner At Kyabram Club

Maraglen Jersey Stud.

We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and all the best for 2016!

2015 has been an exciting year for the Smith’s. We have been busy milking our 130 cows at Ardmona and also participated in this year’s Kyabram & Numurkah Show’s. We had great success with this year’s show team. We took a team of 12 animals to Kyabram Show and had a great day with many placings including 1st place in the sire’s progeny class, 1st place for our 2 daughters of the one cow, we also had 4x 2nd placings on the day. With our team of 15 at Numurkah Show we had great success starting with Reserve Champion Bull, Reserve Junior Champion Heifer, Champion Intermediate Heifer and Best Vessel under 4 years. We also had 5x 2nd placings and 7x 3rd placings!

RESERVE JRN CHAMPION HEIFER: CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE HEIFER & MARAGLEN PAL’S MISTY ISLE JNR BEST VESSEL: SIRE: LILAC GROVE RINGS PAL

MARAGLEN REGIONS DAWN 2ND. SIRE: MAACKDAIRY REGION

MADDY WITH HER CALF MARAGLEN ROYAL

CANDY SIRE: BARWIDGEE ROYAL INCOMPARABLE. 1ST PLACE DRY COW: SALVATION

COMERICA MELYS EX90 SIRE: BRIDON REMAKE COMERICA

David & Desi - 45th Wedding Anniversary Harry & Sandra - 50th Wedding Anniversary

Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year Harry, Sandra, Glenn & Melissa Adams Warmest thoughts and Best wishes for a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year. Ron & Marg Wilson

David Crawford with Jack and Mickayla at Maleny Show

Benjamin George Parsons Was born 2nd November in Subiaco GVPJBCC Christmas Western Australia by Angela Party

Marg Wilson David Parsons Clayton Crawford - 40th Chantelle Crawford Glenn Adams Sandra Adams Harry Adams Stephany Lucas Hope McDonald Now 15 years old Colin Ritchie - 50th Stephany Lucas Jersey Breeders Assoc. would like to Avis Hicks pass on their thoughts and wishes to John Hicks Evelyn on the passing of her husband Allan Hodge aged 89. Classification results for 2015 saw the stud gain, 1 Excellent, 32 VHC and 17 HC+. Ardlay Dollars Lorna (Hasty River Remus Dollar) was awarded Excellent she now joins her Dam Stylish Lorna Exc (14yrs) and her sister Illustrious Lorna Exc (a granddaughter of Golden Oak Bright Gary) in the dairy this season. Thirty two cows awarded 90, 91 and 92 VHC, Six are daughters of Ardlay HR Troubador. His daughters have proven to be cows of good type and production his sire was Ardlay Hasty Red and his dam Ardlay Sweetrose 12, a daughter of Ivanhoe Red Triumph, her grand dam Winrae Beacons Sweetrose 14 Sup 92. Rose 14 carried ¾ Ferdon and ¼ Elenko Blood she is pictured page 43 in PJBA, 1990 – 2015, book. She went onto win Championships and was awarded Sup 92 at classification. Two daughters of Ardlay WFP Sterling (a grandson of Big Hollow Follys Major) classified, VHC 90 + 91. His Dam is a Hasty River Remus Dollar daughter from the Marie cow family that originally came from the Newsyde Jersey Stud. Unfor- tunately Dollars Marie (9yrs) finished milking one night left the dairy and dropped dead at the end of the lane way. She was a great milker from a great production family and our current herd sire Ardlay Super Trooper is her maternal brother who is sired by Ardlay HR Troubador. Five daughters of Hasty River Twylight Red awarded VHC including Sweetrose 75 whose son, Ardlay Red Statesman, was sold into the Eckland Stud. Her fourth dam was Winrae Glads Sweetrose 18 and she was a granddaughter of Katandra In- comparable she is pictured on page 33 PJBA Book she too would win Champion ribbons. Rose 14 and Rose 18 both shared the same maternal granddam. Four daughters of Rapid Bay Grandious classified VHC 92, 91, and two with 90 points. His son Ardlay Bravo Grandee was used last season and his dam was 2012 OFC Champion Ardlay Bravo Heidi who is pictured on page 42. Ardlay Bravo Heidi’s sire was Madeley Park Designs Bravo (Sire - Big Hollow Designs Meteor + Dam - Big Hollow Sul- tans Bell). We bought semen after seeing an advert in the Weekly Times. His daughters are cows of good type and production and still carrying very good vessels for their age. These cows have herd tested to 7.0 Butterfat and 4.0 Protein. Heidi was entered in the first On Farm Challenge she was placed third, the next year she placed second, the next On Farm Chal- lenge in 2012 she was entered again, and Heidi would win Senior Champion. Lynmark’s Satin would win Reserve Cham- pion (Her sire was a son of Golden Oak Lees Mark from Ardlay Sultans Lynette and she was a daughter of MacDonnell Tandras Lynette). These two cows with Choice Lynette 2 would win the group of three. Three daughters of Ardlay Starmans Revelier (sire Beledene Grants Starman Dam Ardlay Marks Portia a daughter of Golden Oak Lees Mark) also classified VHC. Starmans Revelier’s daughter Revelier’s Lynette placed in the Best Vessel class with her Dam and Aunty. Daughters of Rapid Bay Grand Prix , Madeley Park Designs Bravo, Cleavedale Othello, Margarethe Cecelia Dazzler 2, Ardlay Gold Lancaster, Ardlay Roses Gallant a son of Madeley Park Designs Bravo, Ardlay Royal Statesman and Rapid Bay Ressurection all VHC. Ardlay Red Lynette classified VHC 92 she is a daughter of Ardlay Hasty Red, (sire Hasty River Twylight Red – Dam Ard- lay Laddys Portia VHC 92). Twylight Red and Laddy both had the same paternal grand dam, Hasty River Roslyn and Portia descends from Merriland Ideal Portia. Red Lynette is one of four daughters of Ardlay Choice Lynette 2 who have all classified VHC (Choice Lynette 2 is pictured page 125 PJBA Book with her Daughter Laddys Lynette 4). The On Farm Challenge for 2015 the stud entered three daughters of our grand breeding cow Choice Lynette 2. Choice Lynette 2 fourth dam was MacDonnell Tandras Lynette Exc (pictured page 43) her sire Ferdon Tandras Grand and her dam was a daughter of Linmore Banners Fairlane. Choice Lynette 2’s daughters Red Lynette, Laddy’s Lynette 4 and Grandious Lynette all awarded VHC. The results for this competition has seen the stud win Reserve Senior Champion with Ardlay Red Lynette who would also win Best Vessel and Best Group with her sister Laddy’s Lynette 4 and Dundee Satin (Sire Ardlay Bosses Dundee a son of Linmore Zebs Boss and her Dam Lynmark,s Satin) was placed third in her class. In the Best Vessel class three of the Lynettes would win first, fifth and eighth in the highest 10 placings. The Lynette cow family have won The Best Vessel in three On Farm Challenges, 2012 winner Choice Lynette 2, her daughter 2014 winner Laddy’s Lynette 4 and her other daughter 2015 winner Red Lynette. On the farm there is no irrigation we are dryland farming, we make our own silage and hay and this year records were broken making 1037 silage rolls while carrying a cow to the acre on the home farm. The second farm will carry bulls, calves and heifers and hay will be produced from here expecting to again exceed in rolls. The milkers are fed minimal grain and no crops have been planted because of lack of rain. Production for this season has seen the stud break their production records to date. This year 159 calves were reared on fresh milk and the cows have broken their own records by out producing in any year ,to date, by 10,557 litres, 1113 kg Butterfat and 1045 Kg Protein and producing low BMCC milk. Under factory results the whole herd’s highest test was 7.25 Butterfat and 4.87 Protein. In the 1995-1996 season the herd produced 19.644 litres to make a kilogram of Butterfat and 27.929 litres to make a kilogram of Protein. In the 2014-2015 season the herd produced 17.185 litres to make a kilogram of Butterfat and 25.434 litres to make a kilogram of Protein. (Total Litres divide by total solids). In 1995-1996 season the cows made 1 kilogram of solids in 11.533 litres and in 2014-2015 season they made a kilogram of solids in 10.256 litres. Ardlay Dundee Satin Sire: Ardlay Bosses Dundee

Ardlay Grandious Confetti Sire: Rapid Bay Grandious

Ardlay Troubadors Satin Sire: Ardlay Troubador She is a sister to Ardlay Lynmarks Satin and she is the aunty to cow Ardlay Dundee Satin.

Ardlay Reveliers Lynette Sire: Ardlay Starmans Revelier She is the daughter of Laddys Lynette 4 Ardlay Choice Lynette 2 Sire: Nirravale First Choice

Ardlay Red Lynette Ardlay Laddys Lynette 4 Sire: Ardlay Hasty Red Sire: Sunshine Farm Laddy

The other two photos are Ardlay Dundee Satin (Sire: Ardlay Bosses Dundee) and Ardlay Trouba- dors Satin (Sire: Ardlay HR Troubardor) and she is Lynmark Satin’s sister, so she is an aunty to Ardlay Dundee Satin.

Peter & Angela, David, Sam & Daniel Parsons 2750 Great Ocean Road Nirranda South Victoria 3268 (03) 5566 5141 Ardlay Grandious Lynette email — [email protected] Sire: Rapid Bay Grandious