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January 2011 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE BELTED GALLOWAY SOCIETY, INC. US Beltie News Regional Groups are Important www.beltie.org Inside this issue: NAILE Grand Champion Steer Driftwood Carlos. Bred by Sue Drew (SC). Owned by Mary Ellen O’Connor (IN). Also named Grand Champion Steer Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show. President Ron Howard I recently was extraordinarily fortunate to be able to attend the Texas Belted Galloway Association’s Christmas party and visit with a number of Beltie breeders in that area. Beyond the confirmation that Beltie breeders everywhere are very special people, I came away with two primary obser- vations. First, that no matter what part of the country you go, there are some terrific Belted Gallo- way cattle being raised. We visited farms that few other Beltie breeders had even seen, and there were some cows and bulls that would have worked well in any herd in the country. Second, the formation of the Texas Belted Galloway Association was an excellent deci- sion by the group, and with the strong leadership of all involved will be very successful. But most importantly, it was a good decision because of their unique and common needs. There is a mix of members who are relatively new to our breed and members who are also veteran cattle people. They can all learn from each other and support one another. It is my belief that having strong regional Beltie groups are just as important as having a strong national organization. We will look in 2011 for ways to support the regional groups to make them even stronger. The first step will be to invite the president of each regional group to participate in quarterly teleconference calls to share their work and to see what we can learn from each other. Finally, The Texas group gave recognition to Homer and Diane Mohn for their work in establishing and promoting Belties in Texas. A well deserved award! The Belted Galloway Premium Sale The Belted Galloway Society Premium Sale returned for the sec- ond consecutive year in Louisville, KY. The sale was held during the North American International Livestock Exposition in conjunc- tion with the National Belted Galloway Show. EDJECast promoted the sale providing viewers and bidders an opportunity to participate remotely via online bidding. Sale data: 14 Female lots average $2804.00 2 Bull lots average $2400.00 2 Semen lots average per unit $ 72.50 2 Embryo lots average per embryo $ 487.50 Top Selling Female. Stonesthrow Bella (AI)(ET) consigned by Stones Throw, Dick & Lisa Williams, Marietta, SC and sold to Oak Run Farm, Micheal & Nancy Hannah, Siler City, NC $4,500. Top Selling Bull. Meadowood Wayland 62W consigned by Mead- owood Farm LLC, Cazenovia, NY and sold to Sunnybrook Farms, Steve and Chris Willis, Belvidere, IL $3,200. Special thanks to to Jerry Moore (KY) and Michelle Ogle (NJ) for administrating the sale. Also, thanks to Jon Bednarski (KY) for hosting the pre-sale reception. 21st National Belted Galloway Sale Saturday, April 30, 2011 Fryeburg, ME. Contact Scot Adams at (207) 696-3812 or [email protected] Consignment deadline February 1 In Memoriam ...................................2 Welcome to Council .......................2 From Vic’s office ...........................3 New England Galloway Group ......3 New Members .................................3 National Show Results ............... 4-5 Classified & Display ads ............ 5-8 Thanks Linde’s Livestock Photography for all the photos in this issue.

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Page 1: January 2011 US Beltie NewsJANUARY 2011 PAGE 2 Canadian Livestock Records Corporation (CLRC) All Registrar Services 2417 Holly Lane Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1V 0M7 Registrars Betty

January 2011

THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE BELTED GALLOWAY SOCIETY, INC.

US Beltie News Regional Groups are Important

www.beltie.org

Inside this issue:

NAILE Grand Champion Steer Driftwood Carlos. Bred by Sue Drew (SC). Owned by Mary Ellen O’Connor (IN). Also named Grand Champion Steer Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show.

President Ron Howard I recently was extraordinarily fortunate to be able to attend the Texas Belted Galloway Association’s Christmas party and visit with a number of Beltie breeders in that area. Beyond the confirmation that Beltie breeders everywhere are very special people, I came away with two primary obser-vations.

First, that no matter what part of the country you go, there are some terrific Belted Gallo-way cattle being raised. We visited farms that few other Beltie breeders had even seen, and there were some cows and bulls that would have worked well in any herd in the country. Second, the formation of the Texas Belted Galloway Association was an excellent deci-sion by the group, and with the strong leadership of all involved will be very successful. But most importantly, it was a good decision because of their unique and common needs. There is a mix of members who are relatively new to our breed and members who are also veteran cattle people. They can all learn from each other and support one another. It is my belief that having strong regional Beltie groups are just as important as having a strong national organization. We will look in 2011 for ways to support the regional groups to make them even stronger. The first step will be to invite the president of each regional group to participate in quarterly teleconference calls to share their work and to see what we can learn from each other.

Finally, The Texas group gave recognition to Homer and Diane Mohn for their work in establishing and promoting Belties in Texas. A well deserved award!

The Belted Galloway Premium Sale The Belted Galloway Society Premium Sale returned for the sec-ond consecutive year in Louisville, KY. The sale was held during the North American International Livestock Exposition in conjunc-tion with the National Belted Galloway Show. EDJECast promoted the sale providing viewers and bidders an opportunity to participate remotely via online bidding. Sale data: 14 Female lots average $2804.00 2 Bull lots average $2400.00 2 Semen lots average per unit $ 72.50 2 Embryo lots average per embryo $ 487.50 Top Selling Female. Stonesthrow Bella (AI)(ET) consigned by Stones Throw, Dick & Lisa Williams, Marietta, SC and sold to Oak Run Farm, Micheal & Nancy Hannah, Siler City, NC $4,500. Top Selling Bull. Meadowood Wayland 62W consigned by Mead-owood Farm LLC, Cazenovia, NY and sold to Sunnybrook Farms, Steve and Chris Willis, Belvidere, IL $3,200. Special thanks to to Jerry Moore (KY) and Michelle Ogle (NJ) for administrating the sale. Also, thanks to Jon Bednarski (KY) for hosting the pre-sale reception.

21st National Belted Galloway Sale

Saturday, April 30, 2011 Fryeburg, ME.

Contact Scot Adams at (207) 696-3812 or [email protected]

Consignment deadline February 1

In Memoriam ................................... 2

Welcome to Council ....................... 2

From Vic’s office ........................... 3

New England Galloway Group ...... 3

New Members ................................. 3

National Show Results ............... 4-5

Classified & Display ads ............ 5-8

Thanks Linde’s Livestock Photography for all the photos in this issue.

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Canadian Livestock Records Corporation (CLRC)

All Registrar Services 2417 Holly Lane

Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1V 0M7

Registrars

Betty Foti betty.foti@clrc. ca

Phone 877-833-7110 or 613-731-7110, Ext. 310 Fax 613-731-0704

Lisa Hutt

[email protected] Phone 877-833-7110 or 613-731-7110, Ext. 312

Fax 613-731-0704

Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday to Friday.

Lisa may also be reached from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. from Monday to Wednesday and until 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. She is not in the office on Friday, but Betty is still avail-

able to assist you that day.

About advertising … Classified ads are free to members. All classified ads are automatically placed on the Hotline on the internet. Two-month limit on classi-fied insertions. Please include contact information as you wish it to appear — name, farm, location, phone, Fax and Email, if any. For all Emails — Place Hotline in the Subject line. Please Email to [email protected], Fax 608-527-4811or phone (608) 220-1091. We encourage members to submit ads the last two weeks of the month. Advertising bulls … Before advertising a young male as a breeder we must be sure he is well conformed, tracks properly, has good legs and feet, and exhibits good weight gains. We should have data available on his birth weight, 205-day weaning weight, and yearling weight. If he's reached breeding age (around 18 months), it's definitely a plus to have his semen checked for quantity and motility. Any data available should appear in your advertisement along with his birth date and the names of his sire and dam. Further, it is required that registration numbers be included on bulls advertised for sale in the Hotline and newslet-ter.

Welcome to Council We welcome he following individuals who have been elected or re-elected to serve on Council beginning in January 2010. Scott Griffith (TX) and his wife, Holly, own and operate the Bluebird Ranch in the small east Texas town of Murchison. The ranch has been in the family for over 100 years and for most of that time has been a cattle operation. In addition to a herd of about 75 Belted Galloway cattle, they raise commer-cial cattle, Kiko goats, horses, and grow, harvest and sell coastal bermuda hay. Some of their grass-finished Beltie beef is carried at local health food stores. There are a number of different families that live on the ranch, all of whom gather at the main house and share a community meal, prayer time and devotion each week. Scott holds a Master's degree in Business and previously taught at the local university, as well as, con-sulted in the financial and aerospace industries. Currently, he spends much of his time managing the ranch and a real estate business. Scott is also President of the Texas Belted Gallo-way Association. Jerry Moore (KY) and his wife, Jennifer, live in south central Kentucky in the small town of Smith’s Grove. The Moores pur-chased their first Belted Galloway in 1992 and began showing in 1999. Their cattle have appeared in shows across the country. Jerry was the past herd superintendent at the Georgia National Fair. The family strives for breed preservation, maintaining high quality animals. On their farm, they also raise alfalfa, grass hay, tobacco, and sweet corn. Jerry is a high school social studies teacher and coach. He enjoys his teaching career and raising Belted Galloway cattle. Jerry has served on Council for a one-year term. He is currently Chairman of the Show and Sale com-mittees. Jon Rozelle (AZ) grew up on a small ranch in southern Cali-fornia providing him with deep appreciation for animals and the outdoors. He enjoys working on his ranch located outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, where his family rides horses and man-age a small herd of Belties. At an elevation of 7,400 feet, just 80 miles from the Grand Canyon, they experience all the di-verse seasons that occur in their part of the country. From snow and frozen stock ponds during the winter to the hot, dry days of summer, they spend hands-on time with their Belties virtually every day. Jon purchased his herd of Belties in January 2000 and still owns many of their original animals today. Holding a degree in electrical engineering with a minor emphasis in business, John’s professional career has included work in the aerospace, medical, and construction industries. Jon has held the position of President in the Western Belted Galloway Association and enjoys promoting his unique breed of cattle. Jon has served on Council in a one-year term and now is finishing a two-year term. He formerly co-chaired the BYG Committee and now is the Chair of the Annual Meeting Committee.

In Memoriam

James “Jim” Walter Laue, 66, of Sasser, Ga., died Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010. A native of Effingham, GA; Jim had resided in Sasser since 1992. Jim was an honest, caring family man who enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren and had a huge extended family in the community. He was the owner of Cycle World of Al-bany for over 30 years. He was an avid cyclist participating in hun-dreds of races and rides across the country including being a finalist in the National Senior Olympics. He was an early member of the Pecan City Peddlers Bicycle Club. He also was a former champion at many levels racing on the dirt track motorcycle circuit. He was a Master Cattleman and enjoyed raising and showing registered beef cattle. He was a member of The Belted Galloway Society, Georgia Cattlemen’s Association, as well as numerous other agricultural groups. Jim was active in the community as well sponsoring numer-ous charity events and was a past board member of the Albany Alz-heimer’s Association. Survivors include his wife, Donna Laue of Sasser, GA; a son, Chris Laue and his wife, Vickie, of Pensacola, FL; a daughter, Carrie Hoffman and her husband, Terry, of Lees-burg, GA and many grandchildren.

Leanne Fogle~Editor~U.S. Beltie News [email protected]

Phone/Fax (309) 965-2759

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Executive Director Vic Eggleston The Council has spent many hours evaluating the financial structure of the Society in light of the changes that have taken place regarding expense and revenue sources since separating the registration, transfer and membership responsibilities from the Secretary’s position and transferring them to CLRC. In addition to providing expanded hours, online membership and pedigree infor-mation, the CLRC is providing us with a detailed spreadsheet which allows the Society to specifically identify revenue and ex-pense sources. We found that we were losing money on semen certificates and barely breaking even on transfers. Taking into account that information, in addition to evaluating the goals and responsibilities the Council has to its members to preserve and promote the breed, a couple of changes in the fee structure were developed to be implemented starting January 1, 2011. Three changes will take place:

1. All membership renewals for 2011 are to be submitted to CLRC and will have the handling fee included. The Society absorbed the cost of the handing fee charges for membership renewals and applications in 2010.

2. Transfer fees will increase in 2011 from $10 to $20 for those applied for within 30 days of the sale and from $20 to $30 for transfers applied for between 30-60 days after the sale.

3. Semen certificates fees will increase in 2011 from $1 to $2 per certificate with a minimum order of 10 certifi-cates.

Examination of our historical records indicates there has been no increase in our membership, transfer and registration fees within the last 20 years with the exception of standardizing the bull regis-tration fee in 2005. The Belted Galloway Society Council is continually working to get the greatest possible return from the monetary resources it receives and appreciates your support.

From Vic’s Desk

Dianna H. Bryant & Jeffrey A. Hartle, BLACKWATER BEND FARM, 828 NE 771 Rd., Knob Noster, MO 65336 (660)441-1976. Nina F. Draffen, ROCKING BAR D FARM, 789 Larkinsburg Rd., Atchi-son, KS 66002 (913)426-2163. Life William J. Gentry Jr., THE GENTRY FARM. 220 Cane Creek Crt., PO Box 10309, Danville VA 24543 (434)793-0677. Mike Haimsohn, HAIMSOHN’S HAPPY HAVEN, 4700 Treadway Rd., Hernando, MS 38632 (662)233-2251. David Herendeen, 4601 West Old Trail Rd., Larwill, IN 46764 (260)248-2889. David & Samantha Jarvis, JARVIS LAND & CATTLE, 1945 Camp Brownie Rd., Sylacauga, AL 35151 (256) 391-7838. Wendy Ketchum & Normand Cloutier, SCHOOLHOUSE FARM, 1870 Cleveland Hill Rd., Tamworth, NH 03886 (603)323-8606. James Mills, DIAMOND J, 5670 Duncan Rd., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 969-3406. Paul Sallaberry, OLD HONN HOMESTEAD, 16382 Hwy. 89, Hat Creek, CA 96040 (650) 867-0094. Paul & Jeannette Richardson, PIPE CREEK FARM, 1128 Saddle Club Dr., Kerrville, TX 78028 (830)896-0598. Junior Candace Taylor, HAPHAZARD PLANTATION, 414 Evans Rd., Ferriday, LA 71334 (313)757-0802. John & Danny Yardley, MAMMOTH CREEK RANCH, 85N 200W, PO Box 6, Panguitch UT 84759 (435) 676-8023. John Zimmerman, ZIMMERMAN FARM, 3088 Disinger Rd., Waterloo NY 13165 (315) 568-5463, Farm at: 609 Route 414, Clyde, NY 14433.

Tattoo reminder... The Year Code on

tattoos for animals born in year 2011

is

Y

ABC 1Y

Sketch reflects the CLRC preferred method of tattoo

New Members

New England Galloway Group Scot Adams, NEGG President The New England Galloway Group is pleased to announce that Iris LaRochelle of Sweet Meadow Farm located in Webster, NH has been selected as the 2011 Heifer Project Youth Recipient. Iris is one of the seventeen youths that have received a heifer since the inception of the program in 1998. Iris is twelve-years-old and a high honors student. She is a 4-H member and currently has Black Angus cattle, as well as Hamp-shire sheep. Iris has already achieved having the champion mar-ket steer at two of her county fairs in New Hampshire in 2010. She also was champion 4-H junior fitting and showmanship with her sheep. We wish all the best to Iris as she begins training her heifer in preparation of the 2011 show season. She intends on showing her heifer at the Fryeburg Youth Show, which takes place at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds during the 2011 National Belted Galloway Sale held the weekend of April 28-May 1, 2011. Consignments for the sale are being accepted through February 1. All consign-ment information is posted on www.beltie.org or contact Scot Adams [email protected] or (207)696-3812. While enjoying the sale and youth show, please stop by and congratulate Iris on her selection as our 2010 Heifer Project Youth Recipient.

Belted Galloway Society, Inc. Breed Promotion/Advertising/Newsletter

Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director [email protected]

Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811

Vic’s phone hours are Monday through Friday from 1 p.m. - 4

p.m. (CST). A detailed message may be left at any time. Address: N8603 Zentner Rd., New Glarus, WI 53574.

Update

The Executive Committee is meeting with prospective contrac-tors to produce a breed promotional magazine. While plans are finalized, the Executive Committee is requesting DIGITAL PHOTO SUBMISSIONS ONLY —365 dpi in .JPG format.

Send your digital photos to Jon Bednarski at [email protected] by February 15.

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Aldermere Farm (ME), Antietam Farm (IL), Down-The-Road-Farm (IN), Fitch Creations/Fearrington Village (NC), Hilltop Farm (IL), Holbrook Hill Farm (NH), Little Knob Farm (KY), Marben Farms (CT), McKinney Farm (PA), Meadowood Farms (NY), Mitchell Ledge Farm (ME), Oak Run Farm (NC), Oak Valley Farm (IL), O'Conner Farm (IN), Red Barn Farm (IN), Romine Tree Farm (IN), Southdown Farm (NJ), Stones Throw (SC), Sunnybrook Farms (IL), Triple R Farm (NC), Wayside Valley Farm (IL). Club Calf Steer born after 1/1/10, Hilltop Xavier. Light Steer born 2005 – 850 lbs. or under, Meadowood Wellington 54W (AI). Finished Steer born after 11/ 1/10, Driftwood Carlos owned by O'Connor Farm. Grand Champion Steer, Driftwood Carlos owned by O'Connor Farm. Reserve, Driftwood 10W owned by McKinney Farm. Spring Heifer Calf born 4/1/10 and after, Fearrington Center-fold (AI). Spring Heifer Calf born 3/10, Stonesthrow Bella (AI)(ET). Junior Heifer Calf 1/1 – 2/28/10, Anderson Hill Final Miss owned by Down-The-Road-Farm. Winter Heifer Calf 11/1-12/31/09, Meadowwd Welwyn 64W. Senior Heifer Calf 9/1 – 10/31/09, Meadowood Wickham 59W. Champion Heifer Calf, Meadowood Welwyn. Reserve, Ander-son Hill Final Miss owned by Down-The-Road-Farm. Late Summer Yearling Heifer 7/1 – 8/3/09, Marben's Soup. Early Summer Yearling Heifer 5/1 – 6/30/09, Holbrook Hill Vic-toria (AI). Late Junior Yearling Heifer 3/1 – 4/30/09, Sunny-brook Jackie (AI). Early Junior Yearling Heifer 1/1 – 2/28/09, Southdown Willow 1W owned by Antietam Farm. Junior Champion Heifer, Sunnybrook Jackie (AI). Reserve, Marben’s Soup. Late Senior Heifer 11/1 – 12/31/09, Ridgeview Sweethang (AI) owned by Triple R Farm. Early Senior Heifer 9/1 – 10/31/08, Meadowood Ursa 37U. Late Two Year Old Heifer 4/1–8/31/08, Ridgeview Lexus (AI)(ET) owned by Oak Run Farm. Early Two Year Old Heifer 10/1/07 – 3/31/08, Oak Valley Umeko. Senior Champion Heifer, Meadowood Ursa 37U. Reserve,

Aldermere Upal. Grand Champion Heifer, Meadowood Ursa 37U. Reserve, Meadowood Welwyn. Three years and Over Cows with Calf, Antietam Magnolia. Grand Champion Cow/Calf, Antietam Magnolia. Reserve, Driftwood Tara 21T owned by Fitch Creations/Fearrington Vil-lage. Spring Bull Calf born 3/1/10 and after, Southdown Xman 30X. Junior Bull Calf 1/1- 2/28/10, Antietam Arlington. Winter Bull Calf 11/1 – 12/31/09, Stonesthrow Whitehall (AI)(ET). Senior Bull Calf 9/1 – 10/31/09, Meadowood Wayland 62W 32219B. Champion Bull Calf, Southdown XMan 30X. Reserve, Mead-owood Wayland 62W. Early Summer Yearling Bull 4/1 – 8/31/08, Holbrook Hill H. H. Earl Warren (AI). Junior Champion Bull, Holbrook Hill H. H. Earl Warren (AI). Late Two Year Old Bull 4/ 1 – 8/31/08, Fearrington After Hours. Grand Champion Bull, Fearrington After Hours. Reserve, Hol-brook Hill H. H. Earl Warren (AI). Get-of –Sire, Meadowood Farms with Driftwood Revered DP42R. Produce of Dam Meadowood Farms with Enniscorthy Katrina 151K. Best Pair of Weanlings, Sunnybrook Farms. Best Pair of Yearlings, Meadowood Farms. Breeders Herd, Mead-owood Farms. Premier Breeder, Meadowood Farms. Premier Exhibitor, Mead-owood Farms.

Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show Exhibitors, Alexandra Abney (IN), Angela Abney (IN), Douglas Abney (IN), Jessica Dodge (IL), Jake Keller (IL), Noah Keller (IL), Emily Lopata (IL), Samantha McKinney (PA), Mary Ellen O'Conner (IN), Sam O’Conner (IN), Kevin Piskie, (), Rachel Stroud (NC), Chris Willis (IL), Steve Willis (IL). Club Calf Steer born after 1/1/10, Hilltop Xavier owned by Jessica Dodge. Finished Steer born 11/1/10, Driftwood Carlos

JANUARY 2011

NAILE Grand Champion Heifer Meadowood Ursa 37U. Bred and owned by Marc Schappell & Tom Anderson (NY).

NAILE Grand Champion Bull Fearrington After Hours. Bred by Meghan Bickford (NH). Owned by Robert Flynn (NC) & Sue Drew (SC).

National Belted Galloway Show Louisville, KY

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owned by Mary Ellen O'Conner. Grand Champion Steer, Driftwood Carlos owned by Mary Ellen O'Conner. Reserve, Driftwood 10W owned by Samantha McKinney. Junior Heifer Calf 1/1 – 2/28/10, Sunnybrook Symphony owned by Steve & Chris Willis. Late Summer Yearling Heifer 7/1 – 8/31/09, Red Barn Working Partner owned by Douglas J. Abney. Late Junior Yearling Heifer 3/1 – 4/30/09, Sunnybrook Jackie (AI) owned by Steve & Chris Willis. Early Junior Year-ling Heifer 1/1 – 2/28/09, Driftwood Estelle 07W owned by Samantha McKinney. Late Senior Heifer 11/1 – 12/31/09, Ridgeview Sweethang (AI) owned by Rachel Stroud. Early Two Year Old Heifer 10/1/07 – 3/31/08, Oak Valley Umeko owned by Jake & Noah Keller. Grand Champion Female, Sunnybrook Jackie (AI) owned by Steve & Chris Willis. Reserve, Sunnybrook Symphony owned by Steve & Chris Willis. Junior Champion Showmanship 8 –14 years old, Douglas Abney. Senior Champion Showmanship 15 – 21 years old, Alexandra Abney. Reserve, Angela Abney.

For Sale

JANUARY 2011

NAILE Grand Champion Cow/Calf Antietam Mag-nolia with Antietam Arlington. Bred & owned by Lisa & Jeff Lovett (IL).

Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show Grand Champion Fe-male Sunnybrook Jackie. Bred by Michelle Ogle (NJ). Owned by Chris & Steve Willis (IL).

NEW YORK. For Sale Registered Dun Beltie bull calf LBF Gunsmoke Reg [USD]32098-D calved 2/18/2010; sire Bramley Mountain Mc Leod; Dam Anderson Hill Tess; weaned 9/25 at 625 pounds. He is eve-rything you will ever want in a Dun herd bull. A thick, long, straight beefy animal with great genetics. Strictly grass fed. Lake Breeze Farms Cato, NY www.lakebreezefarms.com Email:[email protected] 315-447-8303. 2/1 MASSACHUSETTS. Yearling Bull for Sale. UMass Whiskey [USD] 32251B, DOB 9/25/09. Anderson Hill Robert (NAILE champion bull 2000)xUMass May (out of Mar-Pine Viking). Pedigree available at CLRC website. Nice, wide belt, excellent confirmation, sweet, gentle dispostion. Has been worked with since birth, halter trained and shown at Big E. Ringed and up to date on shots. 205 weaning weight: 564#, ADG: 2.36. Contact: [email protected] or Nancy Malcuit (413) 545-5573. 2/1 IOWA. FOR SALE: Black Registered Open Cow. DOB 3/9/2007 Flat Top Lucy #32206-B, Sire: BB&B Maple Brae Ralph #8337-B Dam: Unregistered Black ½ Simmental Purebred open heifer, DOB 3/27/2009, Flat top Pixie #32303-B, Sire: BGF Fose Farm Norman #9503-B, Dam: Flat Top Miss Lilly #28196-B. www.Flattopfarm.com Email:[email protected] Chris & Angie Lehman 5110 American Legion Road SE Iowa City, Ia 52240 319-330-8230. 1/29 NORTH CAROLINA. Registered black/white heifers (2) both born 11/09 for sale. Grass fed. Contract Debi Titus, Pin Oak Farm, 351 Culp Rd., Richfield, NC 28137. 704-463-0947. [email protected]. 1/29 PENNSYLVANIA. Registered Belted Galloway Bull, Southdown Performance First 1P, #9695B, Tattoo SDF 1P, calved on 1-6-2004. Black/White. A Marben's Lochinvar and Marben's Crocus (out of Dirigo Dallas) son. Long, thick and gentle. Has been an excellent performer and throws consistent 65-70 lb. calves. Too many daughters in pasture and must sell. Len Pasquale, Fields of Grace Farm, Hookstown, PA. 412-974-1052 of [email protected]. 1/24 WISCONSIN. We need to downsize here at Valley View Farm. We will sell a few of our Registered Black Belted cows of various ages. Also available are three heifers born in the spring of 2009. All have been pasture exposed to our herd bull, Sutliff’s Romeo, to calve in the spring of 2011. We also have for sale five heifer calves born this spring of 2010. For more info contaact Pat Snyder at Snyder’s Valley View Farm, 3166 172nd St. Chippewa Falls WI 54729. You can phone us at 715-723-8159, or email at [email protected]. 1/15 NORTH CAROLINA. For sale or trade Southern Wood Farm "Registered Black Belted Galloways". Marben's Vancouver, excellent herd bull, born July 12, 2006, Reg. #11029B. Southern Wood Lockin-var, open heifer born November 16, 2008. Southern Wood Thistle 2, open heifer born March 24, 2010. All have excellent confirmation with good size and belts. Contact Jess Spiller 919-542-6602 or email [email protected]. 1/12 INDIANA. Beautiful black and white belted heifer for sale, born 6/7/10. Dam is Faringwell Bridget and sire is Highland Hills Brady. Also for sale a cross-bred, 2 1/2 year old cow, who has a nice wide belt with a bullseye - perfect beltie markings. She delivered her first calf (a well-marked and handsome bull) this summer, and has been pasture exposed to the same bull (Highland Hills Brady) this fall. Both are from our small grass-fed herd, very accustomed to people and being handled, and have gentle dispositions. Contact Carolyn or Shelby Rahe of Faringwell Farm, Bourbon, Indiana. 574-209-1443 or [email protected]. 1/9

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For Sale

JANUARY 2011

Bee Tolman 315-655-0623 Marc Schappell Tom Anderson

Exceptional herd ~ Exceptional genetics

VIRGINIA. Registered Belted Bull, Little Turkey Hill T-Bird, Little Turkey Hill Farm, Elmont, Va. Sire Hospitality Clift, Dam Sterling Farm Deidre. Born May 12, 2010. Excellent markings, great disposi-tion, excellent health, pictures available. Also, Little Turkey Hill T-Bird Ginger. D.O.B. 10-13-10. Call Clift, 804.798.1532 (h) 804.387.8450 c. or email for more details at [email protected]. 1/8 MISSOURI. For Sale - Northwest Missouri, 4 purebred red belted heif-ers, 1 appendix red belted heifer, 3 appendix black belted heifers and 2 non-registery eligible black belted heifers. All born April thru June 2010. Bloodlines go back to Starlite Redman and Two Creeks David. (Paperwork pending). 3 - 18-20 month old bred heifers, 1 purebred reg-istered black belted heifer, 1 appendix registered black belted heifer, 1 appendix registered dun belted heifer. All go back to Starlite Redman and Two Creeks David. 1 open registered black belted heifer. 18-20 months old. Bloodline back to Silver Sage Dodge and Mar Pine Mon-arch. Smith Fork Creed Farm, Turney, Missouri, 64496, (816) 675-2516, email [email protected]. 1/8 NEW YORK. Dean Croft Farm, Ghent, New York is offering the fol-lowing Registered Belted Galloways for sale. They are beautiful ani-mals, tremendous breeding in excellent health. Three yearling heifers, one dun and 2 black, three yearling steers and nine spring born steers. Contact Abi Mesick, (518) 392-0227, [email protected]. 1/4 TEXAS. Registered Bull Calf (12283B) dob 12/12/09. Cardinal Ranch Franklin. Registered Breeding Bull (11267B) C.F. Stenness, dob 2/23/06. Sale or Trade. Heifers: Mix Beltie/Angus, black with good belt. 12/12/08, has been with C.F. Stenness. Mix Beltie/Limousine, red with good belt. 7/18/09.Tom Shaw, Cardinal Ranch, [email protected], (972) 653 0993. NE Texas. 12/29 OHIO. A black Belted Galloway 2 year old bull for sale, #11653B. Also 2 black Belted Galloway cows for sale, both granddaughters of Curtis Wood J W Baldivar. One was born in June of 2007 and the other January 2008. Both have had one calf and were pasture bred this year. Shirley Rasor, Tiger Lily Farms, 9778 Gettysburg-So. Eastern Rd., Bradford, OH 45308, 937-448-6405. 12/27 NORTH CAROLINA. Two registered Black Beltie yearling heifers for sale. Will consider trade for Dun heifer. Call Debi Titus, Pin Oak Farm,

Richfield, NC 704-463-1947, [email protected]. 12/27 WISCONSIN. Registered black Belted Galloway yearling heifer (DOB 05/23/2009) TEK's Wildflower has old bloodlines, including Aldermere, Cedarmill, Four Green Fields and Saddle Rock. Terry & Karlyn Etheridge, TEK Cattle, Eau Claire, WI, 715-835-4043 or email [email protected]. 12/27 UTAH. Hobbie Horse King of Hearts, 2 year old Red and White Bull (11819R). Sired by Starlight Double Duty. Contact Richard and Emily Williams Hobbie Horse Farm, Paradise, Utah. [email protected] or (435) 245-4594. 12/26 MINNESOTA. For sale. Purebred and registered Belties. Wonderful cattle and a beautiful looking herd. Twelve females and one herd bull. Four cows bred, 4 more bred by the end of the year, of which 2 are heif-ers. Four non-bred heifers of which 2 are 14 months old, 2 others born in 2010. Bull, born in 2008, son of Antietam Special Edition. Interested parties can call Tom at (507) 872-6498 or (507)828-1637. Can email copies of certificates and blood lines upon request. Would prefer selling as a package, but open to other offers. Antietam Lilly #18492B, Malabar Rose Farm Nitro #23220B, Driftwood Nellie #23016B, FF Highland Patty #23284B, White Rock Sunshine #27588B, B.H. Grace Trixy #28104B, White Rock U.R.A.Q.T. #30348B, White Rock Witty #30346B, B. H. Grace Wonder Girl #31340B, B. H. Grace Wemi #31342B, X1 registration in progress, X2 registration in progress and B. H. Grace Billy Ultimate #12145B. Tom Nomeland, 607 North Madison, Minneota, MN 56264. [email protected] 12/26

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Registered Belted Galloways ~ Breeding and selling bulls & heifers ~ Purebred five generation pedigrees

<[email protected]> Barn: (352) 521-0366 Fax: (352) 521-0377

Little Everglades Ranch Bob & Sharon Blanchard

Jordan Road Dade City, Florida 33523

JANUARY 2011

Malabar Farm Blossom Ridge Farm Loren A. Olson, M. D. and Doug Mort imer

3032 Settlers Trail St. Charles, IA 50240-8564 Ph: 641-765-4356 www.BeltieFarms.com

4960 W. Rd. 150 N• Bargersville, IN • 46106 H 317-422-8137 • M 317-409-6857 [email protected]

Wayside Valley Farm

David, Leanne, Ross, Rachel & Ryan Fogle waysidevalleybeltedgalloway.com (309) 965-2759 [email protected] Congerville, IL

WEST VIRGINIA. 2 black, registered, 15 month old Registered Belted Galloway heifers for sale. Gary Leadmon, 17 Full Moon Dr., Charles-ton, WV, 25306. Phone 304-925-2455, email [email protected]. 12/14 OKLAHOMA. Heifers for sale. Coderre's Marise, dob 5-19-09, dam Coderre's Denise, sire Starlite Oh Boy (Red). Coderre's Pauline, dob 1-26-10, dam Coderre's Chantilly, sire Starlite Oh Boy. Coderre's Pene-lope, dob 4-19-10, dam Coderre's Belle Bonet, sire TTTwo's Tennessee Harop #1. Also have appendix heifers for sale, good b/w belts. Two bulls for sale. B/w good belts, Coderre's Eric (11787B), dob 12/3/08, dam Coderre's Mon Cheri, sire Starlite Ivanhoe (9179B); and Coderre's Casanova (32112B) dob 7/08/09, dam Coderre's Desiree, sire Starlite Oh

Boy. Both carry the red gene. Brenda & Curt Coderre, Coderre Cattle Co., Collinsville, Oklahoma. email: [email protected], phone: (918) 371-0039. 12/14 “THE GALLOWAY IN AMERICA”. Order now for Christmas! The only book published in America written solely for the Galloway. Hard cover, 175 pages with more than 300 illustrations in color and black and white. Includes historical data and illustrations from Scotland and Amer-ica. Cost $52.00 includes shipping and handling. Use personal or bank check or PayPal payable to: Galloway Historical Library, 28289 Norris Rd., Bozeman, Montana 59718. See web page for more information and online ordering. www.gallowayhistlib.com or email [email protected] 12/11/10

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Belted Galloway Society, Inc. Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director

N8603 Zentner Road, New Glarus, WI 53574 [email protected]

Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811

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HOLBROOK HILL FARM

Jane & Steven Silberberg 47 Holbrook Hill Road Bedford, NH 03110

Phone: 603-472-2205 Fax: 603-668-6470

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Semen

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Open Heifers available

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Belted Galloway Cattle Semen Available

Breeding Stock

Jeffrey & Lisa Lovett

OAK VALLEY FARM Mark, Jake & Noah Keller

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9889 Moate Road Durand, IL 61024

815-248-4687 Fax: 815-248-4507

Sunnybrook Farms Breeding for quality,

carcass & conformation Home of the

2007 Female, Sire and Dam of the Year, 2008 Bull and Sire of the Year, 2009 Female, Bull,

and Exhibitor of The Year

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Farm (815) 547-6912 Females, Bulls & Semen available

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