Canadian Gelbviehs show well at Denver stock show

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Published: January 13, 2015

DENVER, Colorado – Canadians entered in the Gelbvieh and Balancer Show at the National Western Stock Show on Jan. 12 performed well with red ribbons and some division wins.

They are as follows:

Scott Severtson, Innisfail, Alta. at the Balancer Show (crossbred Gelbvieh) won first and second place in the spring heifer class with SLC Lady 71B and SLC Misty 84B In the purebred division he won first place in the first spring bull calf class with SLC Road Trip 103B and the first place junior bull with SLC Swagger 105A.

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Rodney and Tanya Hollman owners of Royal Western Gelbvieh, Innisfail, Alta. won senior champion bull with RWG War Admiral 2528 and reserve champion intermediate bull RWG Alberta Gold 3541. They also won:

First place spring bull calf: RWG Bustin’ Stones 4603

Second  spring bull calf: RWG Scale Buster 4404

Third spring bull calf: RWG X-Static Bounce 4416

Darrell Hickman, of Stone Gate Farm, Vermilion, Alta. won reserve senior champion bull  with VV Zake 114Z.

Davidson Gelbvieh, Ponteix, Sask. had the first place winter bull calf: DVE Davidson Thumbs Up 91B.

The stock show runs from Jan. 10-25 and has been operating for 109 years.

Opening day saw record attendance when  47,207 fans came through the turnstiles.

About the author

Barbara Duckworth

Barbara Duckworth

Barbara Duckworth has covered many livestock shows and conferences across the continent since 1988. Duckworth had graduated from Lethbridge College’s journalism program in 1974, later earning a degree in communications from the University of Calgary. Duckworth won many awards from the Canadian Farm Writers Association, American Agricultural Editors Association, the North American Agricultural Journalists and the International Agriculture Journalists Association.

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