Dragonfly Farm First Fresheners

I have always particularly liked this doe's dam, Treasure, who was RGCH on 5 occasions, and twice GCH. Sadly Treasure was lost to cancer recently. Andi is an absolute love, and a beauty as well. With that mark on her muzzle, she looks like she belongs in a "Got milk?" ad. That's appropriate, as she is a pleasure to milk with terrific teats.Thanks again, Kellye! For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

She was aptly named when she arrived, but has become more friendly. The Wild one's littermate brother, Firecracker, is an absolutely stunning herd sire at Agape Oaks. Wild freshened with a single buckling under mysterious circumstances; she claims immaculate conception, but we have heard that one before. First freshening udder shown below. Wild is still very petite, about 19 inches tall, but was milking about 3 pounds per day. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

Sire: Twin Creeks BW Solar Flare(MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch +*S E x MCH/CH Goodwood Good Day Sunshine *D 'E')

(Photo courtesy of Nancy Salem.) Lomasi is a lovely little Raising Arizona granddaughter by a son of the AGS 2006 National Champion Doe. I absolutely love this little doe, and I thank Nancy Salem of Tucked Away Farm for letting me have her. She had to have an emergency C-section to deliver her first kidin 2006. We were unable to save the kid, so we dried her off immediately to give her a chance to rest and mature before breeding her again. We were able to see her really beautiful little udder, however, and we can't wait to see it again. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

Littermate sister to our beautiful First Flight, we were lucky to get Declare back in June of 2007. Unfortunately she missed being bred that year, but we are really looking forward to her second freshening this summer. She looks a lot different than in her baby picture, above! She is a chocolate repartida (buckskin with no face stripe) similar to Chiaroscuro, and now could be easily be mistaken for solid chocolate. Updated photo in spring.  For more phtos and information, click here to go to her page.

Birgitte has a particularly level rump on the move--a quality we have been seeking. Along with a sweet temperment and a lot of substance, she has one of our favorite pedigrees of the kids from 2006, including AGS National Champions Waterlilly and Eclipse, and ANDDA Specialty BOB winner and close Eclipse relative Heidi, as well as our favorite old man Paco in multiple places. Bred to Rio; delivered buck/doe twins December 2, 2007. One of our nicer first freshener udders. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

Lovely pale gold with that cute butterfly mark on her face, plus a sweet temperment in a very stylish package. Daughter of one of my favorite does of all time, and granddaughter of the great Zinnia. I am really looking forward to seeing how this one turns out. Bred to Rio; delivered polled buck/doe twins on 10/1/07. Cute little first udder; we really need a better picture of her now, but it may have to wait until spring. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

A pedigree that is just loaded, and great markings to boot. Still a bit standoffish, but her dam got over that and we hope Electra will, too. (Caption from her baby picture, in this space until recently: You've heard it all before, but this picture really does NOT do this beauty justice--she is quite elegant and really does have a neck, honest.) See? I told you she had a neck. Bred to Rio; delivered a single buck 12/4/07. I just love this udder; among other things, the teat size and placement are an improvement on her dam's, which makes me quite pleased with Hunk. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.

Freshened with the beautiful udder I was hoping for; for more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.