The top bull award in the Shorthorn show went to a Saskatchewan exhibitor
An Ontario cow was named the grand champion of the Shorthorn show at this year’s Canadian Western Agribition.
Hill Haven Lilly’s Dream 7G was named grand champion, with her calf at side, a heifer, Hill Haven Lily’s Harmony 5M.
Lilly’s Dream was exhibited by Hill Haven Farm of Stayner, Ont., with additional owners Little Cedar Cattle Company and Sco Shorthorn Farms.
The grand champion bull was Gilman’s All In 6K., owned by First Class Shorthorns from Lampman, Sask., with additional owner Gilman Shorthorns.
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Judge Tyson Hertz of Glentworth, Sask., called the group of females in the grand champion class “flat-out awesome” and said any of them would make a great animal on which to build a beef cattle program.
“I think there’s quality all the way through.”
