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updated
6/16/08
Our herd
has tested negative for CAE, Johnes, CL, TB, and brucellosis. |
Listed from oldest to youngest; younger
Juniors here!
Dragonfly
Leprechaun's Ceili |
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Our
February surprise! I really like this kid, and so do the judges,
but they always like one other kid just a little more. That's
okay with us. She looks just as nice standing in the pasture as
walking in the show ring. She has a naturally level topline and
beautiful neck blending into her shoulders. Leprechaun's get are
known for their slow developement, and as Ceili is Leprechaun
in spades, we think she is right on track. Bred to Rebel for late June, 2008
extended
pedigree
Show
record: 3 x 1st, 6 x 2nd, 1 x GCH JrDoe, 1 x RGCH Jr Doe (ADGA)
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Thank
you Carol! This beautiful polled doe is a repeat of the breeding
that producedher lovely sisterThimble,
retained by Kids Corral. She is just what I was hoping for. Bred to Lancelot for July, 2008.
Show
record: shown twice, 2x 1st, 1 x GCH Jr.
ANDDA
All-American Senior Kid, 2006
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Amazing
width of escutcheon and between the hocks on this one.
She is an interesting Twink's Pixie/Surprise cross, and all of
the udders in her immediate pedigree are super--here is Virginia's.
Show
record:
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(Photo
by Declan.) Well, I don't want to jinx myself, but she is the
spitting image of her dam at this age. Won her Junior leg at the
tender age of 3 months, at her first show. Bred to Max; due July, 2008.
Show
Record : shown once, 1 x 1st place, 1 x GCH Jr Doe
Reserve
All-American Junior Kid, 2006
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Dragonfly
TA Escape To Fiji |
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The
third of our Turner Ashby daughters has returned home. Okay, don't
give me a hard time about her color. It's the same as Stella's
and Niniane's, whatever that is. Maybe a strange shade of chocolate?
Genetically it could be gold, chocolate, or chamoisee. Still TBD.
Show
record: 1 x 1st
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This
is one that hit the ground and said "Tah-dah!" as Kellye
Bussey has been known to say.
One of those kids that looks nice all the time running around
the pasture, and one of the first into your lap if you should
happen to sit down out there. You don't have to stack her to get
her to look like that, she just does--the day she finally caught
the judges' eyes, they couldn't take them off her. Not a bad pedigree,
either. Declan's pick for 2006. A good case study of Hunk's ability
to improve an udder, we hope.
Show
record: 4 x 1st, 1 x GCH Jr, 3 x BOB Jr.
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5 Alarm Prism (Flat Rocks Numbscull x Flat
Rocks Spoiled Rotten) |
One
of our new additions from Flat Rocks, latest addition to our polled
lineup, and a Gem daughter, which makes her incredibly precious.
Galena is not the friendliest goat nor the prettiest color, but
if she has her dam's udder, we'll be ecstatic. In fact, if she
has her sister's udder (Flat
Rocks Prism, at Olson Acres), we'll be ecstatic.
Show
record: not yet shown
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At the very
least we are expecting a ton of milk from this one. She has a
beautiful face, which is usually laughing at me as it runs away
at top speed...
extended
pedigree
Show
record: 1 x 1st
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Named for her
strong resemblance to her lovely dam. Bred to Lancelot for September,
2008.
extended
pedigree
Show
record: 1 x 1st, 1 x GCH Jr Doe (2008, Robert Spitzer)
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Younger Juniors are shown here.
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