Norman Second-Crop Daughters Sweep Top Honors at
Pennsylvania Championship Shows!

ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA – August 28, 2006 –

Two daughters by 204HO1010 Highland-H Stormin Norman EX-94 TV took home three junior champion titles at Pennsylvania championship shows earlier this month.

Norman’s spring yearling heifer Smith-Oak Norman Marisa swept both open and junior show Junior Champion honors at the PA Holstein Association’s Central Championship Show. The day’s double-win was garnered by Marisa’s owner, Tylor Smith, from Reynoldsville, Pa. The 108-head show was officiated by Adam Sonnen of Millville, Pa.

Quen-View Norman Blast was named open show Junior Champion of the PA Holstein Association’s Northeast Championship Show. Owned by Zachary Ulmer of Lindon, Pa., Blast had earlier been selected as the first place summer yearling by judge Dan McGarr of  King Ferry, N.Y.

In addition to his success in the show ring, Norman is known for siring smooth, stylish cattle with plenty of power and strength. This is confirmed by his uncommonly unique aAa of 564. He already has six excellent first-crop three-year-old daughters and two of his daughters are now classified Ex-93.

Norman also offers breeders something fresh. With a pedigree that contains no Bell blood, Norman is a total outcross to many of today’s most common bloodlines.

Excalibur Sires, based in Rochester, Minn., is the fastest growing A.I. company in North America. In cooperation with global partners, Excalibur Sires progeny tests over 1,000 Holstein young sires a year. For more information, please contact your local representative, call the office directly at 507-282-7451.