Four angus cross heifers pasture exposed to the purebred angus bull pictured from August 6th. Contact Tim Dixon 902 432 4771 or dixonfarms1@live.com
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
First Show a Success
The Vandesande Family of Antigonish, NS recently took part in their first show. Congratulations to the kids as the calves looked very well prepared. 5 heifers and a bull were purchased to start thier herd from Worth-a-Bit Angus in 2013 and these are two of the first offspring.
Friday, August 1, 2014
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Canadian Angus Gold Show Requirements
Canadian Angus Gold Show Requirements:
Each region may designate two shows per year as Gold Shows (except the Maritimes
who can designate three shows) in which breeders can accumulate points for individual
animals that are exhibited. The official list is maintained by the Canadian Angus
Association.
Regions will notify the CAA of which shows have been designated along with show location and
show dates by March 1st each year.
Animals competing must have a Canadian Angus Association registration number at the time of
judging. Unregistered, pending or “applied for” animals will not be awarded points or count
toward grant funding.
Animals born in or after 2012 must have a CCIA or ATQ ‘Angus Tag’ in order to qualify
for points.
Exhibitors are required to dress in a black vest and white shirt in the show ring to be
eligible for points.
Any animal with colour products applied to it in a Canadian Angus Association
sponsored show will be disqualified from the show and any aggregate points this animal
has amassed will be forfeited.
The class structure may be determined by the show organizing committee however it is
encouraged that the Canadian Angus Association Gold Show Class Structure provided be used
whenever possible.
Individual animal points vary depending on the number of entries in the show. Points are
awarded to the top six animals in each class or split, divisional champions and reserve, grand
champions and reserve.
There are no limits on the number of animals that can be exhibited by an individual member.
Requirements are subject to change. Changes will be communicated by the Canadian Angus
Association to the regional associations.
Each region may designate two shows per year as Gold Shows (except the Maritimes
who can designate three shows) in which breeders can accumulate points for individual
animals that are exhibited. The official list is maintained by the Canadian Angus
Association.
Regions will notify the CAA of which shows have been designated along with show location and
show dates by March 1st each year.
Animals competing must have a Canadian Angus Association registration number at the time of
judging. Unregistered, pending or “applied for” animals will not be awarded points or count
toward grant funding.
Animals born in or after 2012 must have a CCIA or ATQ ‘Angus Tag’ in order to qualify
for points.
Exhibitors are required to dress in a black vest and white shirt in the show ring to be
eligible for points.
Any animal with colour products applied to it in a Canadian Angus Association
sponsored show will be disqualified from the show and any aggregate points this animal
has amassed will be forfeited.
The class structure may be determined by the show organizing committee however it is
encouraged that the Canadian Angus Association Gold Show Class Structure provided be used
whenever possible.
Individual animal points vary depending on the number of entries in the show. Points are
awarded to the top six animals in each class or split, divisional champions and reserve, grand
champions and reserve.
There are no limits on the number of animals that can be exhibited by an individual member.
Requirements are subject to change. Changes will be communicated by the Canadian Angus
Association to the regional associations.
Monday, July 14, 2014
Old Home Week Entries Due July 25th
Entries for Old Home Week in Charlottetown are due on July 25th.
Click here for more information, http://oldhomeweekpei.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Beef-2014.pdf
Click here for more information, http://oldhomeweekpei.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Beef-2014.pdf
3rd Round Nominations Due July 21st
Here is the link to the 2014 Ivomec Angus Futurity Rules, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P_d1gxsy_R0qxsryJIvCUjzltOCgkkFlaD_CS_eeKFc/edit?usp=sharing
Here is the link to the 3rd round entry form for the 2014 Ivomec Angus Futurity, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xw1fLY6TOmBPpO-8a4XeuK5Jghk4t41giGr-rG3cmsY/edit?usp=sharing
Monday, June 23, 2014
Maritime Angus Field Day Results
Maritime
Angus Field Day Purebred Yearling Heifer Show Results
Split 1:
1)
Locust Grove Blackbird 4A ;
Patrick Holland
2)
Wheatley River Ariel 2A; Justin
Ford
3)
Nic Nat Trisha’s Andrea
11A; Amber Hicks
4)
Top of the Hill Alicia 1A; Nic
Goodwin
5)
Red Lindale Stormy Doll 5A; Jay
Woodworth
Split 2:
1)
Garvie Tibbie 12 A; Taylor
Welch
2)
Wilgor 203U Pride Lady 3A; Ella
wood
3)
Harmony Ridge Brittany 6A;
Taylor Stewart
4)
Cable Head Queen 8A; Beverly
Booth
5)
Wheatley river Adele 11A; Logan
Ford
6)
H & C Oulton Mary Black
Lady; Zion Moffitt
Split 3:
1)
HMF Primrose 7A; Melanie Wood
2)
Mel’s Mini Mouse 14A; Melanie
DeLong
3)
Bonshaw Azelea 20A; Allison
Booth
4)
HMF Diamond Blackbird 5A; Alana
Worth
5)
Nic Nat Abby 35A; Ben Bacon
1)
Nic Nat Ashley Rose 4A; Melissa
Baxter
2)
HMF Colossette 16A; James Worth
3)
Bannockburn Valley Rose 47A;
Nicole Booth
4)
Worth A Bit Queeny 25A; Mark
Oulton
5)
Red Lorcain Duchess 6A; Andrew
Manning
Champion
Angus Yearling Heifer: Garvie Tibbie
12A: Taylor Welch
Reserve
Champion: Locust Grove Blackbird 4A; Patrick Holland
Heifer
Calf born in 2014
1)
Bannockburn Valley dolly 15B; Melanie DeLong
(Champion)
Angus/Cross
Heifer born in 2013
1)
Angus/Cross; Nic Goodwin
(Champion Crossbred)
2)
Angus/Cross; Danielle Pollard (
Reserve Champion Crossbred)
3)
Angus/Cross; Wes Hunter
Maritime
Angus Field Day Showmanship Results 2014
Senior
Champion : Melanie Wood, PE
Reserve Champion: Patrick Holland, PE
Intermediate
Champion : Logan Ford, PE
Reserve Champion: Ella Wood, PE
Junior:
Champion : Alana Worth, PE
Reserve Champion: Beverly Booth, NB
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