Strong Bruce, Grey, Huron Showing In Royal Junior Heifer Show

By Ray Baynton

November 14, 2014 - 1:46pm

Exhibitors from Bruce County took the top Maine Anjou honours in the 2014 National Junior Beef Heifer Show at the Royal.

Rebecca Hodgins of Bruce showed the Champion Maine Anjou Heifer.

Brittney Weber of Bruce had the Reserve Champion Maine Anjou Heifer.

Huron County's Melissa MacIntyre had the Champoin Limousin Heifer.

Sarah Wyville of Grey County showed the Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer.

Elliot Smith of Chatham-Kent had the Champion, Any Other Breed Heifer in this year's National Junior Beef Heifer Show.

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