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Holter, Pullins named top dairy showmen
by Sarah Hawley
shawley@heartlandpublications.com
<p>Brenna Holter, right, was named the grand champion dairy showman and Kirk Pullins was named the reserve champion dairy showman during Monday&#8217;s Junior Dairy Show.</p>

Brenna Holter, right, was named the grand champion dairy showman and Kirk Pullins was named the reserve champion dairy showman during Monday’s Junior Dairy Show.

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ROCKSPRINGS — Brenna Holter and Kirk Pullins were named grand and reserve champion showmen, respectively, at this year’s Junior Fair Dairy Show on Monday morning.

Competing in the showmanship categories were (in no particular order): Old Pro, Holter (first place), Taylor Parker, Kiana Osborne, Kirk Pullins (second place), Clayton Ritchie, Laura Pullins, Garrett Ritchie, and Kayla Tripp; Experienced, Jessica Cook, Mattison Finlaw, Rachel Kesterson, Clayton Moore, Olivia Yost (second place), Ally Barber (first place), and Tiffany Tripp; Yearling, Tyler Barber (first place) and Coltin Parker (second place); Cloverbud, Lucas Finlaw.

In the Brown Swiss category, Holter took the grand champion ribbon with her spring yearling heifer, while Taylor Parker took the reserve champion ribbon with his junior three year old cow.

In the Guernsey category, Osborne once again took grand champion with her spring heifer.

In the competitive Jersey category, Laura Pullins took the grand champion ribbon with her five-year old Jersey while Kirk Pullins took reserve champion with his five-year old Jersey.

In the equally as competitive Holstein category, Holter took the grand champion ribbon for her five-year old cow and Allison Barber took the reserve champion ribbon with her three-year old cow.

In the Milking Shorthorn category, Holter had grand champion with her three-year old cow.

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