Ridgeview Farm
Bob & Jami Goble
A very Blessed Life
Definite Difference XIII
Sunday, October 12, 2014 - 12 p.m. (est)
At the Farm - Alto, Michigan
Ridgeview Farm
11554-100th Street
Alto MI 49302
jami@ridgeviewfarm-goble.com
Bob & Jami Goble
Bob’s cell # 616-299-8681
Jami’s cell # 616-366-6533
Vince’s cell # 616-558-1892
www.ridgeviewfarm-goble.com
Greetings,
Change is in the air. As the leaves will soon begin to fall and the landscape turns from bright
green to deep red, we get ready to welcome you to Definite Difference XIII. As the seasons transform,
our family is getting ready for some changes as well. Hailey moved into Olivet College in August to
study Ag Risk Management and Insurance. Max has developed a real knack for shooting sports and
archery and is going into 8th grade. Our big 5th grader Grant was diagnosed with diabetes in July, but
frequently tells his mom to “chill out” and “relax, i’m fine”. Nolan is going into the 3rd grade, but still
has that blossoming attitude of a 16 year old that we all know and love. My wife Jami finished up our
new house, and between chasing the kids and keeping track of the paperwork, she still finds time to put
delicious food on our table. Though time is flying by, life is looking pretty good.
Our consignors are back and the cattle are looking better than ever. We welcome back Cutler’s
Little Farm, Harris Creek Herefords and John Parks Farm, Dave & Vicky Rollins and for the first time
Landrum Family Farm, and Maple Ridge are bringing their best to our table. With genetics from all
across the board we come together with one common goal in mind, to bring a definite difference to your
herd.
We are very excited about the offering that we are bringing to you this year. Some highlights include Nolan’s powerhouse show heifer who really made a name for herself at Canadian Junior Nationals,
and amazing herd bulls coming off Brite Expectations, who sired the Canadian Junior National Supreme
Champion Female. The cattle up for sale are at the forefront of genetic excellence, and with good EPD’s
and phenotypes, there is no reason to hold onto old, problematic cows with this good of quality on the
market. I stand behind what I sell and hope that what you see on the second Sunday in October will solidify your place within the Hereford breed.
And last but certainly not least, a special thank you to Vince Fischer. We appreciate not only his
constant care of the farm, but his friendship as well. We cherish our friends and those who help to make
this sale a success every year. Thank you.
We would love to see you at the farm in October and are looking forward to an excellent weekend
of quality cattle, friendship and hospitality. Do not hesitate to contact Jami with any questions or reservations.
Keep an eye out for our videos on Cattle in Motion!
Bob
Keith Goble Jan. 31, 1941 - Dec. 26, 2013
Definite Difference XIII
Sunday October 12, 2014 * 12 p.m. (est)
Bob’s cell (616) 299-8681 Jami’s cell (616) 366-6533
Vince Fischer cell (616) 558-1892
Sale Staff
Cody Lowderman*auctioneer........(309) 313-2171
Dale Stith*auctioneer...........(918) 760-1550
John Meents*AHA/HW.....................(419) 306-7480
Monte Lowderman*Lowderman Cattle Co...(309) 255-0110
Lou Ellen Harr*J&L Cattle Services....(419) 685-0549
Dustin Layton*Layton Marketing Service...(405) 464-2455
Gene Steiner*Steiner Auctions.....(513) 616-4086
Mike Sorensen*Livestock Plus......(641)745-7949
Acknowledgements
Vince Fischer ......(616) 558-1892
Bull Creek Vet Clinic..... Veterinarians
Don Birk........Photography
Jami Goble......Sale Book
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Terms and Conditions:
Sale Date & Time: Sunday, October 12, 2014 12 p.m... (est)
Location: At the farm in Alto MI. I-96 west towards Grand Rapids,
Exit 52 ( HWY 50) south to 100th Street, west 1/2 mile on North side
Sale Day Phone:
* Bob’s cell 616-299-8681
* Jami’s cell 616-366-6533
Terms: Cash or check.
Registration Certificates: It is the buyer’s responsibilty to provide
seller with the correct name and address for transfer of animal.
EPD’s: EPD’s given are most current
Liability: Each animal will be the buyer’s responsibility as soon as
it is sold, but will be cared for a reasonable length of time.
Normal precautions will be taken for each animal.
Guarantee: The cattle will sell in accordance to the recommended
terms and conditions of the American Hereford Assn
Trucking: We will help arrange trucking at the least possible cost to
central drop off points, trucking expense will be pre-paid at
time of settlement.
Transfers: Cattle will not be transferred until paid in full.
Health: Proper health papers will be available. Brucellosis Free and
Whole Herd TB tested.
Cattle Viewing & Social
3-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11,2014
Come enjoy Beef with us.
AI Certificates: Any female that is mated to an AI sire not
owned by Ridgeview Farm will not have an AI certificate
provided.
Insurance: Insurance will be available through Harding and
Harding.
Lunch: Lunch will be provided on Sale Day.
Bids: The auctioneer in charge will have final say in regards
to all final bids. We hope everyone can attend, but for those
who cannot may contact Bob, Dale or any other sale staff.
Air Travel: Grand Rapids airport is less then 30 minutes from
the farm. If you need pick up arrangements please let Jami
know.
Accommodations: Please contact Jami for a reservation.
jami@ridgeviewfarm-goble.com *616-366-6533 cell
Sale Book Material: Statements made from the auction block
precede any written material.
Genetic Defects: All cattle are free of genetic defects
recognized by the American Hereford Assn. as
of October 12, 2014.
Lot 1A
STAR MKS Western Peach 133R et
Dam of Lot 1A - 1F
CHOICE LOT
What a valuable opportunity to invest in a future donor. This
combination of the legendary female sire “P606” whose semen
is now rare and our proven and productive donor “Peaches” is
a once in a lifetime opportunity. The maternal value here is unlimited and the milk EPD backs this up. The Western Star cow
family produced an untold number of high sellers at Star Lake
including the famed champion and herd sire “ Star America”.
These ladies are young and in the typical fashion of the P606s
they will only grow in quality as they mature into beautiful
cows.
Lot 1B
GOBLE Miss Thing 237Y
Maternal Sister to Lot 1A - 1F
PW Victor Boomer P606
Sire of Lot 1A & 1B
Lot 1F
Lot 1C
Lot 1E
CHOICE LOT
There are more than one of these May babies
that can wear a show halter. Their sire is gaining
in popularity each day as his progeny continue
to win, his sons sell easily and his daughters are
pleasing the most discriminating cattlemen. We
got growth, style and quality from this mating as
the pedigree indicates. The Peaches family brings
a great Hereford story of proven production and
market acceptance. These will be easy to promote
for the long haul and even easier to admire while
in the cow pasture.
Lot 1D
AH JDH Cracker Jack 26U
Sire of Lots 1C - 1F
Lot 2A
DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 et
Sire of lots 2A, 2B, 3 &4
Choice Lot
Two for the money, two for the show! Usually we don’t
care for twins but here is an exception as both of these gals
are really quite good and in different divisions as one is
polled and one is horned.
They are paternal sisters to the 2014 Denver champion bull
“Who Maker”. Their sire “Cash Flow” is a popular A.I. sire
that consistently does a top end breeding job. Their dam is
by the popular Outcross. She produced a high seller in our
sale a couple years ago so these are no accident.
Birth weights: 75 pounds each.
Maternal Sister sold for $9750 in 2012
Res. Hereford Heifer 2012 IN Beef Congress
Lot 2B
CSF 18U Cheyanna 0304
Dam of Lot 2A & 2B
Lot 3
RVP 122L It’s A Wrap 1107W
Dam of Lot 3
Birth weight 85 pounds.
We like our results with “Cash Flow”. Every calf has been born
easily, been high quality and marketable. This one has an exceptional dam in 1107. She was our selection in the River Valley
sale in Ontario in 2012 where she was a sale feature. She is one
cow that may not leave our program as long as she is still standing. This calf is really long fronted, long bodied and soggy made.
She is one that will show, feed easily and be a brood cow when
finished.
Materinal Sib to Lot 4
Lot
44
Lot
JPF K01 Honey U30
Dam of Lot 4
Definitely one of the top prospects!
This one has a special mom. She is as productive as any
we own and should transmit these qualities to her daughter.
Combining U30 and Cash Flow creates a strong genetic
package with balanced numbers. Breed greats About Time,
Durango, Ozzie, Embracer 8006 and Mallory 47J are represented here. This girl has the quality to match.
GCC JPF LBB Enticer A117
Maternal Sib to Lot 5
JPF Ellory Y317
Maternal Sib to Lot 5
Sold in 2013 to Bob Duis
One of the last Battle Chiefs and a well bred one top and
bottom. Her dam is also the dam of Andy Lamb’s new herd
sire “Enticer”. A maternal sister who is also a full sister to
Enticer is our best two year old. This one is pretty enough to
show and for sure bred to be a front pasture cow
Dam of Lot 6
LOT 6
Her mother is a two year old that we just aren’t ready to
sell since she is the full sister to Andy Lamb’s herd sire
Enticer and a maternal sister to the dam of lot 5 This
is another example of why we used 244. This heifer
is young, attractive and out of a young cow that has a
tremendous future here. We want a herd full like her two
year old mom.
LOT 7
Selling full interest and full possession.
Here we offer a rare and valuable opportunity to purchase a proven, young
son of the popular National champion About Time whose semen is scarce
and expensive.
“Buying Time” was selected from the Lowderman program as a calf to use
on heifers when we were short a bull.
He is sound, dark red, long and correct.
He has done everything correctly as his calves came easy, were thrifty and
have the quality we demand.
We offer him for sale because we strive to raise and use primarily our own
breeding for walking bulls.
LOT 8
She is sired by Bright Expectations who also sired the 2014
Canadian Junior National champion heifer for Max Goble. Her
grandmother works for Baker’s Polled Hereford’s in Wisconsin
while her dam remains in our herd as one of Hailey’s cows.
We should be keeping this one for Hailey to show in the bred
and owned class.
GRF Jade 926
Grandmother of Lot 8
LOT
LOT
9 9A
LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S Sire of Lot 10
A feature lot and Nolan’s show heifer that won her class
and was reserve division at the 2014 Canadian Junior
National. She is dark red, pigmented, loaded with eye
appeal and very correct in her structural design. She is
eligible to show next year as a senior yearling.
LOT 10
This pigmented fall heifer calf is the last natural service
calf by Kilowatts. She is selling only because we don’t
normally calve in the fall. She is correct, complete and
is a super cow prospect as the Kilowatts, Battle Chief
and Git-R-Done females are all noted for pretty udders
and milk.
LOT 11A
Bred April 29 to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W/ Safe in calf
* This March show prospect just may be our best heifer. Her pedigree is strong from top to bottom as she stacks P606 and Nasdaq
which are full brothers. The Jewell family from JJD was Detweiler’s strongest donor family. Colonel adds tremendous growth
genetics which rounds out this sweet package. Phenotypically the
heifer is beautiful with red eyes, dark color and style. Her mom, 139
does a super job as she moved up 30 days with her 2014 calf. She is
a long fronted, growth female that is fertile and milky.
LOT 11
LOT 12A
Bred May 8th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W / Safe in calf
This Trust heifer calf with big red eyes is a quality individual that is
destined to be a super cow as well as a top end junior prospect. The
proof is in on the Trust females and everyone needs a few. Birth
weight 82lbs.
Revolution daughters are some of the most sought after in the breed.
This one is proven with two high quality heifer calves to date. She is
a great milker, long, angular and sound. Co-owned with NJB Limited,
Mayslick, KY.
LOT 12
LOT 13A
Bred April 27 to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W - Safe in Calf
A great opportunity to select a herd sire by the popular Denver champ
Hometown. You will like the quality in this calf and love his mom. The
X31 cow is a heavy milker out of one of the very best cows in the J&L herd
of Jeff, Lou Ellen and Keayla Harr.......just ask them. Either one of these
will be a wise buy.
LOT 13
NJW Hometown 10Y
Sire of Lot 13A
LOT 14A
LOT 14
Bred June 17th to STAR Brite Expections 33Y - Safe in Calf
Here we offer a super complete beef cow bred by Cecil and Jeff Jordan
in Ohio. Revolution daughters are as popular in the cow pasture as
anything in the breed. You will love her udder, depth, thickness and
overall balance and style. She has a cool made April calf sired by the
eye appealing growth bull Lifeline. This calf will get better and better
each day.
LOT 15
SSF JJD Shrek 669
Sire to Lot 15 / Grandsire to lot 14A
Another Jordan bred female that is a powerhouse for performance.
Just as her pedigree indicates we feel she will also develop into a front
pasture top producing cow. Her mom traces to the famed donor Vickie
520E that carried so much mail for Jenson Brothers. The Mohican
genetics represented are “no miss” as well. We offer this female only
because she is the only one on the farm in this age bracket.
Bred May 27th to LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S - Safe in Calf
LOT 16A
Bred June 17th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
Just study the Revolution daughters in production that are selling and you will see why this heifer calf is the one to buy. This
young cow is so functional with a nice udder and productive
look. Just buy them both and start a cow family that will keep
you in the cattle business. It is all here......EPDs, quality and
function.
LOT 16
LOT 17
Lot 17A
Bred June 22nd to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
BIG, POWERFUL and Longsided. These young Kilo daughters are all special and do their job well. Study the Cracker Jack heifer at side and you will
agree that pound for pound this cow excels. The next calf by Brite Expectations will be exciting as well.
LOT 18
NJW 73S Radar 73T Sire of Lot 18
Bred June 17th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
This two year old will work for years and stay sound and
functional. She is a member of the high performing “Roxie”
donor family from Star Lake. Her sire “Radar” worked well
for us then we sold him to Star Lake to use on heifers. His
dam, Anchor 33L worked as a donor for NJW and Grassy
Run Farm. Cow power is stacked on both sides of the pedigree.
LOT 19A
Bred May 1st to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W / Safe in calf
Oh my, this heifer calf is one of our favorites. We can write
volumes on our Kilowatt daughters in production as they just
haven’t failed us. This one has the look! Her first calf mother
has done all we ask and bred back A.I. to the popular Trust.
Now that will be exciting come calving time.
LOT 19
LOT 20A
Bred April 23rd to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et - Safe in Calf
If you like power then this is the heifer calf for you. Sired by the $100,000
Redeem, she has extra bone, muscle and volume........easy to feed too. Her
mother has a high maternal pedigree combining Shrek and Stacked Deck.
The calf proves she can feed one well! Another mating to Trust that can hit
it out of the park.
KJ HVH 33N Redeem 485T
Sire of Lot 20A
Bred April 23rd to PHH PCC 812 True Grit 002 - Safe in Calf
It was disappointing that we couldn’t get a photo of this super Game
Changer heifer calf. He is a popular Hoffman sire that traces to the
$90,000 Ward donor Ladysport 78P. Believe me she needed a photo!
You will like this cow for the quality of udder and job she has done.
She has a great EPD profile and sells bred to the popular “True Grit”.
LOT 21
H BK CCC SR Game Changer et
Sire of Lot 21A
LOT 22A
Bred July 1st to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
This heifer calf is one of the purest cow prospects
selling. Her sire Good Day is a full brother to the
dam of Trust and is a herd sire for Mohican Polled
Herefords. Fancy Fran is just that with her dark red
color, style and balance. We purchased her dam from
Eastside Farm in Maryland and she did not disappoint. This About Time / Git-R-Done combination
sure worked well.
LOT 22
NJW 72N P606 Good Day 150X et
Sire of Lot 22A
THM Wellington 6109 et
Sire to Lot 23
The Wellington daughters are some of the best at Mead Cattle in
Georgia. Her grandmother is the famed Keysha 949 that produced
so many champions for the Herman family and Star Lake.
Bred May 22nd to LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S - Safe in Calf
LOT 24
This is a well bred Mohican two year old with a neat tidy udder. It is
a perfect time to invest in these young two year olds as the return on
investment has never been better in the beef business.
Bred May 22nd to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et - Safe in Calf
Res. Champion at EOHA - Shown by Mary Baker
Purchased in DDXII
We have purchased several heifers from our friend Mark Brescher
at Green Meadow Farms. They all are functional and do their
job. This one has a strong Victor Domino base on the dam side. Bred April 22nd to GCC JPF LBB Enticer A117- Safe in Calf
LOT 26A
Bred May 20th to DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 et - Safe in Calf
This two year old John Parks female did a super job on her
Cracker Jack baby. The calf is long fronted, correct and bred
to perform. You will like the “form and function” that comes
with the cow. She is typical of how our Kilowatts look when in
production.......very pleasing.
LOT 26
LOT 27A
Study this heifer calf sired by the Lot 7 bull. She is just
one reason you need to consider him for your pastures.
Bred June 20th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
LOT 28
Another Green Meadows female that is out of the highly
productive Hudson bred dam Charity 8066. You will like the
udder on this one
Bred July 1st to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
LOT 29
A paternal sister to lot 28 and out of another top Hudson
cow. Both of these Gunner daughters are stylish and young.
Bred June 22nd to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
LOT 30
Lot 31A
Bred May 22nd to Boyd World Wide 9050 et - Safe in Cafe
A pair that should be popular as both are young, good and sired by leading
A.I. sires. They have EPD profiles that suit us all and fit the mainstream market. Yes this is a sire daughter mating for the next calf.......Not on purpose
but it will work.
RST Time’s A Wastin’ 0124
Sire of lot 31A
Supreme Champion in Denver
2013
Pasture exposed to LCC AF Buying Time 244
Another heifer calf that refused a photo but needed one. Our only
daughter of the popular Denver champion Time’s A Wastin’. The
cow is a daughter of the popular Detweiler donor Jewel B8 that
was one of the best breeding Hereford cows ever.
Lot 32
LOT 32A
Bred May 2nd to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et - Safe in Calf
The heifer calf is a daughter of the popular S109 and mom is a hard working
good looking Durango grand daughter. Mated to Trust she will also return a
big dividend. Based on her first calf, this cow will be a buy.
LOT 33A
Lot 33
Bred May 17th to DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 et - Safe in Calf
Queenie is young and good. Another example of why Durango is held in such high regard here. Her two year old dam
mated to Cash Flow can produce one for the show ring and
front pasture. The cow pedigree combines two all time Star
Lake great donors...DCC Queen and Star Barbie.
LOT 34A
Bred May 16th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W / Safe in calf
This Lamb Brothers bred female is the picture of productivity. She has
a really neat udder, is bold sprung, nice fronted and raises a big calf.
Her True Grit herd sire prospect is dark red, short marked, pigmented
and bred to be a genetic advancer. His birth weight was 87 lbs. which
makes him acceptable across the board. Co-owned with NJB Limited,
Mayslick, KY.
LOT 34
LOT 35
LOT 36
This is a powerfully long Lifeline daughter that traces to Lady
Domino 24C, whose dam was the original Ridgeview donor.
This girl is dark red, pigmented and bred to be a brood cow.
Co-owned with Maple Ridge Farm, Allen Harmon.
In today’s market replacement females have more value than ever
before. This is a pure cow prospect that has volume, fleshing
ability and the cosmetics we look for.
Co-owned with Maple Ridge Farm, Allen Harmon.
LOT 37
Bred July 19th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y -Safe in Calf
Lot 37A
Old Battle Chief daughters are as dependable as night and day. This young one will
grow into money as she is double bred. Her two year old dam by Ace did her job
well.
Grand Champion Female
at Bonanza - Sired by Brite
Expectations
LOT 38
Terms to be announced.
This is an investment opportunity to own one of the proven, elite young
herd sires in the industry. He has met all our expectations and only a three
year old. He sired the reigning Canadian Junior national champion female,
top sellers in our sale last year, and beef expos this spring. He does it all
right as both his bulls and females are cosmetically attractive, phenotypically correct, are sound and have desirable EPDs. He will continue to a
major player in our program.
Co-owned with Landrum Family Farm
Miss Vic is a cow that just keeps on making the good ones. She has a nice
udder phenotypically sound, She has the experience to bring home the banners time and time again. Bred to Excel, it is already proven hit it out of the
park.
Co-owned with Showtime Cattle Co
LOT 39
Demi Excel daughter out of
316P Sold in Showtime’s Sale last year for
30K
Pippa Excel Daughter out
of 316P - Sold in
Showtime’s Sale for
16K
Goble Cattle Co.
Max Goble*Grant Goble*Nolan Goble
Maternal sib to Lot 40A, Sold in 2013
Bred May 7th to DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 et - Safe in Calf
Study this dark red herd sire prospect who is a paternal
brother to Denver champ “Who Maker”. His dam is a
true beef machine from the Lowderman Cattle Co. program. She has proven to be a consistent producer while
maintaining herself efficiently. She is in her prime.
A herd bull for sure! He is high quality with a pedigree that is
universally acceptable and proven on both sides with Trust and
Revolution.
He had a birth weight of 80 lbs. His dam is super productive, has
a near perfect udder and has two really good ones under her belt.
She was purchased as the top selling cow in the 2013 Ridgeview
sale. This calf is special and will leave a positive contribution
wherever he is used.
LOT 41
Grassy Run Rachel 1012
Dam of Lot 41
LOT 42
You will like what you find here. He is made right with a wonderful pedigree. He has the style and eye appeal you expect from Cracker Jack and
a mother who works as hard as any cow here. He traces on the dam side
to many of our favorites like Battle Chief, Git-R-Done, Lake Laverne and
4026. He is documented and predictable.
Birth weight 85 pounds.
Birth weight 80 lbs. He is sired by Bright Expectations who also sired our 2014 Canadian Junior
National champion heifer. His dam which we coown with Cutler’s was our top selling female as
a calf at $20,000 in our 2011 sale. She developed
into a highly productive unit. He has a nice look,
exhibits big time growth which should compute to
extra dollars in his owners pockets. Light scurs
AH JDH Cracker Jack 26U et
Sire of Lot 42
LOT 43
GOBLE Miss Online 217Y
Dam of Lot 43
GOBLE 002 Lady B 211X
Dam of Lot 44
LOT 44
Maternial Sister to Lot 44
This gal has a super pedigree and EPD profile. Her
mom is a power beef cow and consistent producer.
Lady G will only get better and more valuable with
time.
LOT 45
Bred June 18th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y -Safe in Calf
A growthy Cottonwood Springs female by the popular
Outcross. Both the Dominette donors 8063 and 4059
wrote chapters of Hereford history for Star Lake
LOT 46A
Bred June 22nd to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y -Safe in Calf
One of our favorite pairs. Both the cow and heifer are
loaded with quality and marketability. The cow is phenotypically near perfect and produces every bit as good
as she looks.
LOT 46
LOT 47
Bred May 27th to H BK CCC SR Game Changer et - Safe in Calf
We don’t have many Can-Am daughters and that may
be a mistake. Here and at River Valley in Canada they
are heavy milking, attractive, functional calf raisers with
beautiful udders. The young Brite Expectations heifer
that will be just the same when she grows up.
LOT 48
Pasture Exposed to LCC Af Buying Time 244
Sired by the two time Denver champion Shock & Awe and a descendant of the famed Rosy Lane donor that works for Mead and
Grasssy Run. Can’t emphasize enough how valuable young cows
are across America.
LOT 49
Bred June 22nd to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y - Safe in Calf
This is a powerful 3 year old by the popular Holden sire 8203. She came from
Cottonwood Springs as a yearling and has lived up to all expectations. This
young Brite Expectations heifer calf will be a wise investment
CLF GCC Anton A217
offspring of Lot 49
Sold to the Brubaker
Family in Warren IN
LOT 50
Barbie has all the extras.......cosmetics, length of body,
length of neck, balanced numbers and a proven cow family.
She will make a wonderful yearling and then a super cow.
Champion Female at Bonanza
Sired By Brite Expectations
LOT 51
A fault free female that has the brood cow look. She is balanced from end to end, correct in her structure and would
make a wonderful first time junior heifer. The end result will be a profitable beautiful cow that we know
Can-Am daughters become.
GOBLE Homegrown 213X
Sire of lots 52, 53 & 54
JPF Nadia Y220
Dam of Lot 51
LOT 52
We love Homegrown and are so pleased with the
way he is breeding for us. This late March heifer is
thick and soggy and weighs with the best of them.
A fancy one that is backed by two of Western
Canada’s best programs...ANL and Circle D.
These Homegrown daughters will prove to be valuable assets.
All the eye candy with this one. Her dam was bred by
Jimmy Johnson at Red Hills in a program noted for
brood cow efficiency. Collect all three on this page and
be ahead of the game.
LOT 53
LOT 54
Lot 55A
GO 3196 Advance S109
Sire of Lot 55A
Bred May 9th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et - Safe in Calf
A super herd bull prospect that should breed with the best. He is
easy on the eye, structurally fault free and bred in the purple. He
comes from a power cow family that has a proven track record.
Lady Luck mated to Trust will produce another one just as good!
LAKE Lady 225U
Dam of Lot 55
LOT 56
Bred May 21st To GCC JPF LBB Enticer A117 - Safe in Calf
Not many Aces N Eights available but we are proud to
offer this one out of the daughter of National champion
female Miss Achiever 12G. This is a late spring two year
old who is doing her job. Give her another year to mature
and you will really like what you have. One of the few
selling mated to our junior herd sire Enticer that we own
with Lamb Brothers Beef.
LOT 57
Bred April 29th to MSU TCF Revolution 4R -Safe in Calf
A high performing yearling that has a pedigree laced
with breed greats. There is power in the blood and the
genetics represented here tell us she will produce at the
top.
AWARD LEVELJunior
Junior Jackpot
Grand Champion***$100
Res. Grand Champion***$75
County Fair Level
Grand Champion****$250
Res. Grand Champion***$100
State Fair Level
Grand Champion****$500
Res. Grand Champion***$250
AHA Regional Junior Show
Grand Champion****$1000
Res. Grand Champion***$750
Junior National Hereford Expo
Grand Champion***$2,500
Res. Grand Champion***$1,500
Division Champion***$1,000
Res. Division Champion***$500
Class winner***$250
Rewards
Reward Rules
1. Awards are given to heifers, bulls
and steers.
2. Junior must provide Ridgeview Farm
with the show photo, show results
(name and place of show) along with
award won. Ridgeview Farm will not
chase down photos, it is up to the
junior to provide the photo in order to
receive credit.
3. A junior may win one award per level
per animal.
4. All photos must be to Ridgeview Farm
by Aug. 1, if your fair is laterarrangements must be made prior to
Aug. 1.
5. Rewards will be given as credit in
next years sale.
Bob & Jami Goble
11554 100th Street
Alto MI 49302
www.ridgeviewfarm-goble.com
Ridgeview Farm