KANSAS CITY–On Sunday, Oct. 28, Jim Husz of Maryville, Mo., and Shawn Varner, also of Maryville, evaluated the 89 entries exhibited in the American Lowline Show at the American Royal.

Lowline Percentage Bull Show

The Grand Champion Percentage Bull, HSR Planned Masterpiece, owned by Bar J Ranch of Brooten, Minn., was born April 6, 2011. This bull was first named Junior Champion. The Reserve Champion Percentage Bull, Doll House Gunslinger 223Z, was exhibited by Doll House Genetics of Denison, Kan. He was born on Feb. 23, 2012, and was first named Junior Bull Calf Champion.

Claiming the Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf title was Tummons Cattle Company of Gallatin, Mo., and their April 27, 2012, calf, TCS Royal Million 12Z. The Reserve Champion Junior Bull, owned by Doll House Genetics, was their April 14, 2011, calf, Doll House Talk 414Y.

The Senior Champion Bull was EBC Frosted Rod 01X. He was born March 25, 2010, and was exhibited by Carriage Hill Farm of Syracuse, Neb.

Lowline Percentage Female Show

The Grand Champion Percentage Female, EZ Heloise 503Y, owned by Doll House Genetics, was born April 11, 2011. This heifer was first named Junior Champion Heifer. Reserve champion honors went to TCS I’m a Honey 8Z, of Tummons Cattle Company. This female was first named Junior Heifer Calf Champion and was born March 25, 2012.

Jordan Gilles, of Cadott, Wis., showed the Reserve Champion Junior Heifer, MRG Patty, born June 11, 2011. The Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf, Doll House First Lady 220Z, was exhibited by Doll House Genetics. This female was born Feb. 20, 2012.

Claiming the Champion Senior Heifer Calf honors was Doll House Moonbeam 1014Y, born Oct. 14, 2011, and owned by Doll House Genetics. Tummons Cattle Company showed the Reserve Champion, TCS Classy 18Y. She was born Sept. 18, 2011.

The Champion Senior Heifer, Rockin Angel 58, born Oct. 10, 2010, was exhibited by Double K Adventures, Stewartsville, Mo.

Amber, born April 12, 2008, and her calf Miss Ellie 15Z, born June 20, 2012, claimed the Champion Percentage Cow Calf Pair title. This pair is owned by Double K Adventures. Reserve champion honors went to TCS Erica 13W, born Sept. 15, 2009, and owned by Doll House Genetics.

Lowline Prospect Steer Show

TCS Beau Bodidly 10Z claimed the Champion Prospect Steer title. He was born April 14, 2012, was exhibited by Tummons Cattle Company. The Reserve Champion title went to Doll House That B Good 322Z, born March 2, 2012, owned by Doll House Genetics.

Lowline Fullblood Show

The Champion Fullblood Bull, Bonanza’s Prince 2Y, born Jan. 31, 2011, is owned by Effertz EZ Ranch of Bismarck, N.D. The bull first won Champion Junior Bull. Reserve champion honors went to CRF Yellow Jacket, born Aug. 13, 2011, owned by Chatham Ridge Farm, Old Chatham, N.Y. He first won Reserve Champion Junior Bull.

Chatham Ridge Farm exhibited the Champion Fullblood Female, CRF Yonkers, born Sept. 22, 2011. This female was first named Champion Senior Heifer Calf. Reserve champion honors went to DDR Lexcey, born May 11, 2011 and owned by Doll House Genetics. This female was first named Champion Junior Heifer.

Chatham Ridge Farm showed the Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf, CRF Yellowstone. This female was born Sept. 28, 2011. The Reserve Champion Junior Heifer title went to Luise, born April 15, 2011. Luise was exhibited by TBJ Farms of Cortland, Neb.

The Supreme Champion Percentage Lowline Exhibit, EZ Heloise 503Y, went to Doll House Genetics. Supreme Champion Fulblood Lowline Exhibit was CRF Yonkers, born Sept. 22, 2011 and owned by Chatham Ridge Farm.

Tummons Cattle Company exhibited the Champion Get of Sire and the Champion Breeder’s Best Six Head. Doll House Genetics exhibited the Reserve Champion Breeder’s Best Six Head.

Lowline Junior Show

The Champion Percentage Lowline Junior Female, Doll House Rita 218Y, born Feb. 18, 2011, was exhibited by Amy Emberson of Nowata, Okla. Reserve champion honors went to Claire Lyons of Kiowa, Colo., and her March 23, 2012, heifer, BV Run the Table 202Z.

The Grand Champion Fullblood Lowline Junior Female, Luise, an April 15, 2011 calf.  Sadie Bohlmeyer, Cortland, Neb., exhibited this female.

The American Royal Association is a not-for-profit 501©(3) corporation that have been a Kansas City tradition since 1899. Each year more than 270,000 people attend events at the American Royal Complex. In 2011, the Royal was able to give $1.4 million in Scholarship and educational awards. In addition to its educational mission, the American Royal generates some $60 million of economic impact, $4.4 million in local tax revenues, and supports 450 jobs. For more information about the American Royal Lowline Show, contact Karrie Manley at 816-569-4054 or [email protected].