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Farmer Song Fest 2009
Hoover Angus Farm sponsors Farmer Song Fest 2009!
Visit www.farmersongfest.com for more information!
Connealy Reward

Landi along with Bryan and Gene Hawley evaluate the pen of Reflection sons at the 2009 Connealy Angus sale. Connealy Reward was their choice, and second top selling bull for $30,000. For more information on this bull, click here.
Hoover Dam at ORIgen

Hoover Dam is being collected at ORIgen in Billings, Montana. Three generations stand within a few pens of one another at ORIgen: Connection, CC&7, and Hoover Dam.
MCATL 1961 278

Landi and John with their new $10,000 herd sire, MCATL 1961 278. This was the highest marbling bull of the 2009 Musgrave Angus sale.
2009 Basin Angus Sale

Hoover Dam owners: Clint Stevenson, Glen & Connie Idland, Gary Wall, and Landi McFarland at the 2009 Basin Angus sale, Hobson, MT.

Landi evaluates Basin Excitement (lot 202) at the Basin Angus sale March 18, 2009. This bull was the top selling bull at $25,000 to Hoover Angus. This bull performed well with a 119 WR, 115 YR, 115 IMF ratio, and 111 ribeye ratio. He is sound made, clean-fronted and offers an outcross pedigree to the Hoover program. He is now at ORIgen in Billings, MT for semen collection before he will see natural service in Iowa this summer.
A candid shot of the $25,000 new Hoover Angus herd sire Basin Excitement.
2009 Calving
Looking for some attention! H56 is a full brother to the second top selling
bull in our 2009 production sale purchased by Hawleys Gen X Angus.
A CC&7 calf out of a favorite 377 cow.
Enjoying the sunshine February 22, 2009
2009 Hoover Angus Farm Production Sale
Evaluating bulls
Charlie & David
South Dakota Angus breeders evaluate Hoover Dam.
Joy and long-time repeat customer Roger Cerven.
Repeat customer Deb Veatch finds her favorites.
David and his sister Linda with the $47,500 Hoover Dam.
Full house!
Louisville 2008
Congratulations to Doug Schroeder, Clarence, Iowa for being elected to the American Angus Association Board of Directors! From left to right: Landi, David, Doug & Glenda Schroeder.
2008 Tingley Halloween Parade

The Hoover Angus crew takes part in the Tingley's Annual Halloween Parade. "Hats off to Tingley - Continuing the Halloween Tradition!" Andy and Jessi handed out Hoover Angus pens along the parade route.

Hoover Angus Farm was #1 in Iowa for Angus registrations in fiscal
year 2008 of the American Angus Association with 452 registrations!

The 125th American Angus Association Annual Meeting will be held in November. Landi McFarland is one of 402 delegates from 45 states, the District of Columbia and Canada that will conduct the business of the Association, including the election of officers and five new directors. GOOD LUCK to Iowa's own Doug Schroeder as he pursues a seat on the board!
Fall Calving 2008
 
Landi with Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Johnson at the recent Iowa Vet Rapid Response Team meeting.
 
Harvest at Hoover Angus
 
80 Year Birthday Bash
Celebrating 80 Years of Quality Angus Cattle
David & Dale preparing for the party
Jim & Lisa Buchholz of Nebraska scratching G2
Carl Stephens finds a friend
The Cookie Lady (Barb, at left) prepared 5 flavors of
her winning cookies from the 2008 Iowa State Fair
Cinda grills Certified Angus Beef franks
Time to eat!
Eating dinner
Rick Hawley digs in

Joy serves her red velvet cake. We need to have more
field days just so we can eat more of Joy's cake. . .
The Big Four: Mike Sorensen, Craig Conover,
Dustin Carter, and John Kiburz. Welcome aboard Dustin!
Pumptown's Amanda Hynek getting ready to perform
Pumptown performing! From left to right: Bill, Amanda, Joe, and Amy Hynek.
Enjoying Pumptown!
Joy awards prizes for Hoover Angus hats, T-shirts, and Pumptown CDs.
 
2008 Page County Fair
Congratulations to Kelsey Means on her Reserve Champion Angus Heifer at the 2008 Page
County Fair! Kelsey purchased this heifer sired by Statesman in our 2008 Annual Production Sale.
 
2008 National Junior Angus Show--Christmas in July

My fearless food committee: Dixie McCormick and Catherine Schulte. I couldn't have done it without you!! Also a big thank you to show chairman Glenda Schroeder for her many hours she helped us before and during the show. Thank you to all of the volunteers who helped serve meals. We provided over 20,000 free meals to exhibitors, their families, and show attendees.
Biscuits and gravy Friday morning!
Iowa Angus breeders helping serve breakfast
Yes, we even got the men and boys to wear Christmas aprons!
Lunch guests in the Varied Industries building during the show.

Friday evening before the awards ceremony, it took 6 serving lines to facilitate the feeding of about 2000 hungry mouths. Here Landi directs traffic while David & Joy keep water, chips, and condiments supplied to the lines.
 
2008 Union County Fair

Congratulations to Candace Weeda on her Grand Champion Pen of 3 Steers at the 2008 Union County Fair! Candace’s steers purchased from the Hoover Angus Farm program had an average daily gain of 3.40 lbs/day, 14.4” ribeye, 7.43% IMF (two high choice steers, one choice), and an average yield grade of 2.6. The carcass value added per day on feed was $3.516, over $.50 more than the next highest pen of steers. Her pen was the highest average gaining pen and the highest average marbling pen out of 8 exhibitors. Candace used visual appraisal and carcass EPDs to select her steers last fall. Steers sired by: SAV New Design 3105, Woodhill Statesman 54K-90N, and LaGrand Future Direction 3368.
Candace was named the 2008 Union County Fair Queen!
 
2008 Ringgold County Fair
Congratulations to Sarah Reasoner on a fine job at the
Ringgold County Fair with her CC&7 bucket calf!
Tingley Celebration
Landi's new tailgate!

Hoover Angus Farm participates in the parade celebrating Tingley's 125th Anniversary.

Good, better, best, Never let it rest. . .
Hoover Angus Farm-80 years of quality Angus cattle
Tingley-125 years of quality living
David's General Lee also takes part in the Tingley parade.

The General Lee and $4.00 gas. . . A lot of headaches!
Tingley's 125 years. . . Priceless!
After the parade, some youngsters took rides in the General and had their pictures taken.
Hey, aren't you a little young to be driving?
 
Spring Time
Spring and green grass are finally here! G3 was the first CC&7 heifer calf born at Hoover Angus.
Still muddy from our wet winter and spring, a 4 year-
old Gridiron daughter raises her "little" CC&7 calf.
A CC&7 calf out of a 10 year-old cow.
In April, Australian ranchers came to see CC&7 and his first set calves.
Here Stephen Handbury pets Gridiron.
Gridiron in his delight breeding cows this spring.
 
 
2008 Sale Day Photos
Craig & Brice Conover
Bryan, Preston & Glen Hawley. Hawleys Gen X Angus
purchased the co-top selling, Lot 1 bull at $10,000.
Preston Hawley pets Lot 1, H&K Acceleration F24.
What's up Doc?
Aren't these boys supposed to be working???
Regional Manager Don Laughlin; Glen Hanson buyer of co-top
selling bull, H&K Intensity F250; and auctioneer Craig Conover.
Grant Conover and David.
 
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day a success!
 
 
2008 Pathfinder Report

News article from February 21, 2008 Mount Ayr Record News

Ten of the 2,306 American Angus Association members and 86 of the 9,917 individual cows in the American Angus Association's Pathfinder Report are from Ringgold County. That's the word this week from the American Angus Association as it reports on the top cows registered with the association. Local breeders with cows in the listing include:
Hoover Angus Farm, Ellston, 41 cows
Jim & Ann Werner, Diagonal, 18 cows
Landi K. McFarland, Ellston, 10 cows
Will & Bonnie Larson, Diagonal, 7 cows
Woodland Angus LLC, Mount Ayr, 4 cows
Eric Fell, Mount Ayr, 2 cows
Russell Holmes, Benton, 1 cow
Shay Brothers, Tingley, 1 cow
Clint Werner, Diagonal, 1 cow

The Pathfinder program identifies superior Angus cows based upon recorded performance traits that are economically important to efficient beef production. These traits include early and regular calving and heavy weaning weights. More than 1.6 million eligible dams and more than 5.4 million weaning records were examined to determine Pathfinder status. All registered Angus cows that meet the strict Pathfinder standards are listed, along with their owners, in the report that is published annually by the association.

Congratulations to Eric Fell on his two Pathfinder cows: one cow sired by a Hoover bull, and one cow purchased in our 2005 production sale!

Congratulations to Shiloh Gennaro (Union County) on her Pathfinder cow purchased at Hoover Angus Farm!

Congratulations to Hawleys Gen X Angus of Arcadia, NE on their Pathfinder cow sired by H&K Black Fix S104!
 
 
Landi represented Iowa Angus breeders as a voting delegate at the 2007 American
Angus Association Annual Meeting in Louisville, KY in November. Landi (far left) is
pictured with the Iowa gals, along with Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the Auxiliary Breakfast.
The breakfast honored Iowa's own Mary Greiman (third from left) as the 2007
American Auxiliary President. The Christmas theme was to honor the 2008 National
Junior Angus Show to be hosted by Iowa with a theme "Christmas in July".
 
 
The Hoover Angus Farm Family was awarded the Heritage Farm Award at the 2007 Iowa State Fair. The Heritage Farm Award is given to families which have owned the same tract of land for 150 or more consecutive years. In 1856, the ancestors of Barbara (Hoover) Kiburz homesteaded the 160 acre farm where David, Joy, and Landi McFarland currently reside. The Hoover family was the first in Union county to receive this award in the two years the award has been given.

Pictured below from left are: Craig Lang, Iowa Farm Bureau President, Landi McFarland, Joy McFarland, Barbara Kiburz, John Kiburz, Judy Harrison, and Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey.
Click on picture to enlarge.
 
 
 
 
Delegate
Thank you to those who voted for Landi to be a delegate at the 124th
Annual Meeting of the American Angus Association. She will enjoy the
opportunity to represent Iowa in Louisville this November. To see a
complete list of the delegates, visit http://www.angus.org/delegates.html
 
 
Reserve Champion

Candace Weeda with Reserve Champion Pen of Three steers at the 2007 Union County Fair with steers bred, born and raised at Hoover Angus Farm. Congratulations Candace!
 
 
Let's Go For A Walk
In August, we walked Gridiron 3/4 of a mile home after spring breeding season
was finished. Gridiron will be heading back to the Genex stud in early September.
 
 
Welcome Home!
SydGen CC&7 arrives home after being collected at ORIgen in Montana.
 
 
2007 Pathfinder Report

Hoover Angus Farm owns 53 females and 4 bulls listed in the 2007 Pathfinder Report. Pathfinder cows are specially selected by the American Angus Association for their exceptional productivity and fertility. A Pathfinder Sire requires five Pathfinder daughters in one year.

Hoover Angus Farm Pathfinder Sires:
  • SA Neutron 377 with 33 Pathfinder daughters
  • H&K Dark Star M163 with 8 Pathfinder daughters
  • KLB Hi Flyer 76RE with 5 Pathfinder daughters
  • SA Neutron 2164 with 5 Pathfinder daughters

To read more about the Pathfinder program, visit http://www.angus.org/pubs/pathfind.htm
 
 
Semen Available
SydGen CC&7 semen is now available through
ORIgen or your local ABS representative!
http://www.origenbeef.org/
 
 
Cake Auction
Joy made her Picture-Perfect Chocolate Cake for the Valentines Day evening Iowa Angus Association Banquet to be auctioned to raise funds for the 2008 National Junior Angus Show. The cake sold for $300, then 3 individual slices were auctioned for another $300, raising a total of $600 for the show!
 
 
2007 Sale Day Photos
Joy and Landi
Feed time!
Ethanol (E85) was one of our favorites because of his great disposition.
He was selected by BC Cattle Co.
Judy cleans up the open heifers. Lot 191 was purchased by Henderson Cattle Co. of Oklahoma
Long-time customer Randall Jeffries evaluates the older bulls
Customers viewing the bulls
The crew on the block: Don Laughlin, John Kiburz, Craig Conover, Judy Harrison
Packed seats
 
 
Just Released Spring 2007 National Cattle Evaluation—
Hoover Angus Farm National Rankings of herd
sires and progeny of the Hoover Program*

Hoover Angus Farm Herdsires

  • TC Gridiron 258: WW +68 ranks #59 among sires
    • Genex Herdsire
    • The largest offering of Gridiron progeny to be found
  • Woodhill Statesman 54K-90N: $W +35.51 ranks #78 among sires
    • Semex USA Herdsire
    • Progeny and matings sell, the largest offering to be found
  • SA Neutron 377: YW +121 ranks #61 among sires; $F +58.11 ranks #59 among sires
    • Genex Herdsire
    • Progeny sell
    • 19 sons and 5 daughters rank in the top 150 of the breed for WW EPD, YW EPD, Ultrasound Ribeye EPD, $F, or $B!
  • SAV New Design 3105: IMF +.62 ranks #87 among sires
    • Progeny sell
  • SAV Fame 9312: $W +34.48 ranks #141 among sires
    • Progeny sell
  • Roth Famous 1006: WW +66 ranks #101 among sires
    • Grandprogeny sell

Progeny of the Hoover Angus Program and selling February 6, 2007

  • H&K Gridiron E160: WW +69 ranks #52 among non-parent bulls
    • HE SELLS as a yearling bull February 6, 2007!
    • Relatives sell
  • H&K Gridiron E18: WW +67 ranks #100 among non-parent bulls
    • HE SELLS as a yearling bull February 6, 2007!
    • Relatives sell

Progeny of the Hoover Program and sold at past annual production sales

  • H&K Neutron 377 Z7: WW +74 ranks #13 among sires; YW +123 ranks #46 among sires;
    $B +55.93 ranks #60 among sires; $F +56.02 ranks #85 among sires
    • Purchased by Wayne James of Missouri
    • 6 sons and 7 daughters rank in the top 150 of the breed for WW EPD, IMF EPD, $B or $F
    • Relatives sell
  • H&K Neutron 377 X3: YW +128 ranks #17 among sires; $F +63.82 ranks #29 among sires
    WW +69 ranks #48 among sires
    • Purchased by RBM Livestock, Miller Angus, and Fox Angus of South Dakota
    • Progeny and relatives sell
  • H&K Neutron 377 V210: WW +65 ranks #127 among sires
    • Purchased by Dr. James Palmer of Iowa
    • Maternal sister and other relatives sell
  • Blueblood Lady Ellston X8: Ribeye +.91 ranks #122 among dams
    • Purchased by Kress Angus of South Dakota
    • Relatives sell
  • Blkcp Empress Ellston A386: $W +36.91 ranks #130 among dams

Hoover Angus Farm Females (bred, raised, and in production at Hoover Angus Farm)

  • Blueblood Lady Ellston B305: WW +65 ranks #34 among dams
    • Relatives sell
  • Miss Blackcap Ellston B50: WW +64 ranks #54 among dams
  • Keymura Katy Ellston C316: WW +64 ranks #54 among dams
    • A son, E76, and full brother, E160, sell
  • Elbamere Queen V10: WW +63 ranks #76 among dams
    • A full sister, E16, and other relatives sell
  • Proud Lassie of Ellston B166: WW +63 ranks #76 among dams
    • A son, D325, sells
  • Elbamere Queen Ellston E40: WW +69 ranks #31 among non-parent cows
    • Relatives sell
  • Elbamere Queen Ellston D71: WW +65 ranks #134 among non-parent cows
    • Relatives sell
  • Blackcap Empress Ellston D98: WW +65 ranks #134 among non-parent cows
    • Relatives sell
  • Blackbird Bonnie Ellston D494: WW +65 ranks #134 among non-parent cows
  • Blue Ribbon Heiress A157: Ribeye +1.06 ranks #24 among dams
    • Relatives sell
  • Queen of Ellston C355: Ribeye +.99 ranks #46 among dams
    • Relatives sell
  • Blkcp Empress Ellston C109: $W +40.49 ranks #14 among dams
  • Blkcp Empress Ellston B527: $W +39.14 ranks #43 among dams

*Many rankings tie between numerous animals with the same EPD or $Value and are not designated as such above. Rankings are among over 200,000 current dams, over 16,000 current sires, over 130,000 non-parent bulls and females for growth traits, over 70,000 non-parent bulls for ultrasound traits, and over 54,000 non-parent cows for ultrasound traits. “Progeny or relatives sell” means the animals listed will have progeny or relatives coming to auction at the Hoover Angus Farm Annual Production Sale Tuesday, February 6, 2007.
 
 
 
 
Louisville 2006
Landi and Chad Ellingson, Beef Sire Procurement Manager for Genex, in Louisville at the North American International Livestock Exposition. Both Landi and Chad were voting delegates at the American Angus Association Annual Meeting.
Bob and Cathy Watkins with Landi in Louisville. Cathy was elected to the American Angus Association Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting.
Hoover Angus Farm Tailgate Celebration
Hoover Angus Farm would like to thank everyone who attended the Hoover Angus Farm Tailgate Celebration on October 1, 2006. Beautifully warm weather greeted over 90 attendees.
Statesman on display
New Design 3105 looks at the vehicles arriving.
Landi's display of Gridiron accomplishments, the Australians'
visit to Hoover Angus, and Landi's scrapbooks.
Sack lunches ready to go!
Landi and John
Todd and Joyce Reynolds help their son Mike get a sack lunch.
Guests look at Hoover herd sires Nobleman, Statesman, Future Direction, and New Design 3105
Landi informs guests about the highlights of each of the four bulls on display.
Joy gives a quiz to the crowd, herd sire 3105 stands behind them.
Winners of the quiz from left to right: Rich Mercer, Shiloh Gennaro, Kurt Kiburz, and Eric Fell.
Part of the crowd after lunch.
Joy laughs with Lois Stephens
Looking at yearling bulls.
Landi speaks with Roger Cerven and his sons Jonathan and Andrew.
In the background, Joy converses with Dr. Palmer
Joy and long time customer Dr. Palmer.
Behind the scenes making sack lunches.
Hoovers would like to thank all of those who made this day a success!
It takes a lot of work, and we wouldn't have been able to do it without help!
Thank you to those who voted for Landi to be a delegate at the Annual Meeting of the American Angus Association in Louisville this November. Landi was one of the 16 delegates selected to represent Iowa. Any Iowans who would like to voice their ideas or opinions to Landi are more than welcome to do so.
Genex brings producers from “Down Under”
to view TC Gridiron 258 and progeny!
Click on the pictures to see a larger version

The group of 18 Australians, 5 Genex representatives, and
4 newspaper media upon arrival at Hoover Angus.
Australians were working to get a photo of Gridiron.
Visitors took many photos of the bull himself as well as his progeny.
The videographer for Genex worked to get video clips of Gridiron and his calves.
Australians with cameras in hand photographing and discussing TC Gridiron 258.
Jon Janssen, Beef Programs Development Manager for Genex, pets the bull.
Visitors were glad to see SA Neutron 377, a bull several of them had used.
One producer had sold a $14,000 377 son, and another producer
knew of a person who sold a $21,000 377 son in Australia.
The group rides out to look at a pasture of bred heifers.
The group begins to head through the line of homemade food.
After lunch, the group poses for a picture before heading to Mitchell, SD to spend the evening.
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We would like to thank Genex for this wonderful opportunity to showcase our herd to international visitors, and we thank the Australians for taking time to visit U.S. ranches.  We appreciated all of the kind comments we received.  We also appreciate Jeff DeYoung of Iowa Farmer Today, Lindsay Stoaks of Wallaces Farmer, Terry Holub from the Afton Star Enterprise, and June Bower of the Creston News Advertiser for taking time to attend.
Hoover Angus Farm sponsors Farmer Song at the 2006 Iowa State Fair

Pathfinder cow owned by Shiloh Gennaro,
purchased from Hoover Angus Farm
Name
Number
of
Calves
Average
Ratio
Proud Lassie of Ellston Z165
3
105
To help our customers start using the AngusSource ® tagging program, Hoover Angus Farm is pleased to offer 20 AngusSource ® tags for each bull purchased from us in 2005 and 2006. These tags must be used for calves sired by Hoover bulls. Tags must be applied to the first calf crop of the bull purchased (Ex: for bulls purchased in 2005, tags must be applied to the bull’s calves in 2006).

Due to program and government regulations, you must purchase
the tags from the American Angus Association (tags cost $1 each),
then send Hoover Angus Farm a copy of the bill, and we will rebate up to $20.

If you choose to purchase the RFID/visual tag for $3.25 each,
Hoover Angus will still rebate $1 for up to 20 tags.

You may purchase more than 20 tags for your calf crop;
however, Hoover Angus will only rebate for 20 tags.
David and Landi McFarland travel to Certified Angus Beef ® headquarters in Ohio to learn about the brand, trends within foodservice and retail industries, how seedstock producers and feedlots can work together to provide customers with value-added marketing opportunities and much more. The Brand Builders seminar provided a wealth of knowledge to David and Landi which they hope to pass on to their customers.
Gridiron semen has recently been cleared for use in Australia! Genex representatives and others from Australia will visit the farm in late July to view Gridiron progeny.

4th generation Landi McFarland graduated from Iowa State University on May 6, 2006 with a degree in Agricultural Studies, minor in Animal Science with a 3.98 GPA. She will return to the farm to serve as the Herd Improvement Manager and help customers select breeding stock.

Landi receiving her diploma
Landi, Joy, and David
2006 Pathfinder Report
The following are Hoover Angus Farm cows and sires that have reached this elite distinction in the Angus breed for the current year. To earn Pathfinder status, a cow must have a regular calving interval, top performing calves reported in proper contemporary groups and must meet other specifications. For a sire to qualify, he must have five daughters earn Pathfinder status during the current year. Once a Pathfinder, always a Pathfinder; however, cows and sires might not always re-qualify for the annual report if they fail to meet one or more of the criteria.
 

2006 Pathfinder Sires at Hoover Angus Farm:
    Name
    Eligible
    Daughters
    Qualified
    Daughters
    SA Neutron 377
    Hoover Angus Farm, Tingley, IA
    Slagle Angus, Sargent, NE
    58
    13
    H&K Dark Star M163
    Hoover Angus Farm, Tingley, IA
    39
    10
    K L B Hi Flyer 76RE
    Hoover Angus Farm, Tingley, IA
    13
    6
    Bon View Paragon 714
    Hoover Angus Farm, Tingley, IA
    20
    5

     

2006 Pathfinder Dams at Hoover Angus Farm:

Name
Number
of
Calves
Average
Ratio
Miss Blackcap Ellston N84
10
113
Blkcp Empress Ellston P64
9
109
Miss Blackcap Ellston P12
9
106
Blackbird Ellston P37
9
106
Erica of Ellston R155
8
110
Blackcap Empress Ellston R30
8
106
Blackcap Ellston P193
8
106
Blkcp Empress Ellston P196
8
106
Blackcap Empress R210
8
105
Maid of Ellston S34
7
108
Blackbird of Ellston R247
7
106
Elbamere Queen S65
7
105
Miss Erica Ellston S32
7
105
Blackbird of Ellston S78
7
105
Hawley Rain Girl 458
6
111
Elbamere Queen T233
6
108
Blackcap Empress Ellston T15
6
107
Elbamere Queen T93
6
106
Juana of Ellston T63
6
106
Blackbird Ellston T76
6
105
Elbamere Queen V10
5
109
Longs Queenmere Ellston V35
5
109
Miss Erica Ellston V50
5
110
G G Pride 9232
5
109
Miss Blackcap Ellston V71
5
109
Princess of Ellston V198
5
109
Blkcp Empress Ellston T250
5
107
Blackbird of Ellston T303
5
106
Elbamere Queen V164
5
106
G G Queenmere 9208
5
106
G G Erica 9104
5
105
Miss Blackcap Ellston V204
5
105
Blkcp Empress Ellston V127
5
105
Elbamere Queen X148
4
110
Keymura Katy Z99
4
109
Elbamere Queen V289
4
106
Prim Lassie of Ellston X162
4
106
Miss Blackcap Ellston X218
4
105
Queenmere Ellston X106
4
105
Blackbird of Ellston X78
4
105
Margie of Ellston Z31
3
116
Miss Blackcap Ellston Z215
3
113
Blkcp Empress Ellston X275
3
110
Ellstons Keymura Z208
3
110
Miss Erica Ellston Z194
3
109
Blkcp Empress Ellston Z230
3
109
Queenmere Ellston Z130
3
109
Elbamere Queen Z203
3
108
Blackbird of Ellston X341
3
107
Erica of Ellston Z250
3
107
Queenmere of Ellston Z64
3
107
Rosella of Ellston Z196
3
107
Blkcp Empress Ellston Z148
3
106
Miss Erica Ellston Z42
3
106
Elbamere Queen Z163
3
105
Miss Blackcap Z115
3
105
Pride of Ellston Z226
3
105
 
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