WNH DECATHLETE 9919

 Second in Class at Denver in 1/2000

9919 is a very thick, heavy muscled, and nicely balanced calf.  He has a tremendous topline and is very smooth from end to end.  He is a 6.6 frame.  His dam, 710, was one of the nicest-made and best-uddered cows we ever produced.  She was easy doing and without flaws.  She is the dam of WNH Easy Producer 9517, a reference sire on the National Carcass Testing Program.  She is also the dam of one of the top donor cows at Star Lake, WNH Optima 9633.  9712 was her last natural calf, and she has proven to be a great young cow with her first calf born in 1999.  9919 is an ET calf that had the top weaning weight of all our calves born in the January through April period.

On the top side of this pedigree, you have a cross of Feltons 517 and MSU Optimum Z03.  On the bottom side of this pedigree, you have a double cross of MSU Prospector 843 and 5D&S Max 223.  This resulted from breeding a daughter of 223 to 843 on the top side of 710's pedigree, and breeding a daughter of 843 to Max on the bottom side of 710's pedigree, then crossing the resulting bull 528 with the resulting cow 411.  This is a master pedigree that illustrates the principals of dynamic complementary asymmetry that we have used to in our breeding program.  All of the calves from this flush have been consistently excellent in their composition and performance.

1/2 interest and full possession recently sold to:
The Stisher Farms, George Sticher, Zionsville, IN., and
Boot Hill Ranch, Bob Miller, Huntington, Indiana.
 

9919 can look good in the mud as well as when he is clean!

9919's first calf at WNH, a 71 lbs. heifer calf out of 9905.

BW 80	WW 735	YW 1272	Frame  6.5
SC 40