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The 32nd Annual
“Formula for Champions”
Market Lamb sale
Will be held on April 10, 2010
Whitley County Fairgrounds in Columbia City, IN
Beginning at 1:30 PM EST
Take advantage of our quality
& quantity, we have nearly
100 rams to pick from for your next herd sire.
Click to print our Flyer
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(Pictured Clockwise) Grand Champion Market Lamb
Indiana State Fair 2007
Res. Champion Dorset Wether - Ohio State Fair 2007
Grand Champion Market Lamb - Delaware State Fair 2008
Champion Dorset Market Lamb - Indiana State Fair 2008
Champion Dorset Market Lamb - Indiana State Fair 2007
5 time Champion Dorset Market Lamb - 2007
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( Additional Champions)
Res. Champion Dorset Wether - Ohio State Fair 2008
Champion Pair Comm. Yearling Ewes - IN State Fair 2008
Champion Pair Comm. Ewe Lambs—IN State Fair 2008
Grand Champion Ewe : Memorial Classic 2007 |
Champion White-Face Cross Market Lamb
Indiana State Fair 2006 (bred) & 2008 (sired)
Res. Grand Champion Market Lamb
Minnesota State Fair 2008 ( sired)
Champion Dorset Wether Sire
Mid-West Stud Ram Sale 2008
Supreme Ram - Wisconsin State Fair 2008
Grand Champion Lamb—Hancock Open ( OH) 2008
Champion Yearling Commercial Ewe &
Champion Pair Yearlings—IN State Fair 2007
Champion Pair of Ewe Lambs—IN State Fair 2007
Champion Open Suffolk Ewe—San Antonio Stock Show 2009 |
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Thank You!
59 buyers from
9 states
For the 2009
Formula for Champions sale! |
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33 Years
of Winning Traditions
Grand Champion and
Reserve Grand Champion Wethers at the 1979 North American
International Livestock Show
shown by Shelly (George) Sanders and
Tammy (George) Bontrager.
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Thirty years, countless champions,
over three thousand lambs through the sale ring, and more friends than you can
imagine. Who would have dreamed that the Formula for Champions Sale would grow
into the largest annual club lamb East of the Mississippi sale offered by one
producer? And who could predict that a second generation of showmen would look
forward to attending the “FFC” with a parent who had won with a Slack lamb years
before?
Through the years the sheep have changed, trends have come and gone, and we have
experienced huge decreases in sheep numbers nationwide. What has been constant
is our desire to raise the best lambs that we can to fit your needs. In all
these years we have held true to our mission of raising the “complete meat
sheep,” and you have continued to support us.
Thank you for 30 great years. We appreciate all of your visits, reports of
success, and notes. But most of all we value your friendship and your
appreciation of heavy-boned, structurally-correct, meaty sheep. We look forward
to working with you for many more years.
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Good Luck
With your 2010 lamb project |
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Slack ewes on the horizon
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