 MCH-GCH Gay-Mor's JJU Nonpareiel 3*D, 1*M 'E'
DOB 03/08/00 height 22"
Sire: Gay-Mor Berry's Johnny Jump-Up +*S
(Goodwood Lingonberry +S x ARMCH Goodwood Trillium *D)
Dam: Gay-Mor Tut's Lorna Doone 2*D AR 1570
(Heart's Delight Oreo's King Tut x Gay-Mor Berry's Fignewton *D)
Nonnie
is the dam of our buck, Twin Creeks BW Montego
Bay +*S, and we are so happy to get to incorporate her genetics
in our herd. She easily earned her MCH as a young doe, and when ADGA opened up a Nigerian herd book, she went out and won her GCH as a six year old. She has beaten the big girls for Best Doe in Show three times, and between AGS and ADGA has seven best udder awards. Not only does she show well, she produces in the milk bucket, earning the top spot for one day milk test in 2003 with 6lbs. of 5.07% butterfat milk. At seven years old, she earned EEEE FS92 on ADGA's Linear Appraisal.
Picture courtesy of Kellye Bussey, Twin Creeks Farm
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 ARMCH Rosasharn's Buckwheat Honey 3*D 'E', 3*M VEEE
91
DOB 03/02/00 height 22.25"
Sire: OTR Magic's M Heracles
(Inavale Mr. Magic x ARMCH OTR Circe The Enchantress 3*D)
Dam: ARMCH Rosasharn's Eclipse 2*D
(ARMCH Goodwood Tom Thumb +*S x Stonewall's Little Luli *D)
Buckwheat Honey is the maternal granddam of Honey Heart. Not only was she the 2007 AGS National Champion, but she is the daughter of the 2005 AGS National Champion doe, who herself is the daughter of a two time National Champion buck. Buckwheat Honey is a super dairy doe, with great ribbing and dairy character to spare.
Picture courtesy of Anne Petersen, Rosasharn Farm
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 MCH-CH Goodwood Good Day Sunshine 'E'
DOB 01/22/96 height 21"
Sire: ARMCH Goodwood Kauri Tree ++*S
(MCH Goodwood Kenya +S x Goodwood Helvetica *D)
Dam: Goodwood Purple People Eater 'VG'
(Goodwood Mr. Periwinkle x MCH Goodwood Tahoka)
Sunshine was the 2006 AGS National Champion, and we
feel quite fortunate to have her daughter, Twin Creeds WDF Sunsprite in
our herd. Sunshine has exhibited exceptional structural long gevity,
earning an ADGA Linear Appraisal score of EEEV FS90 at the age of 11.
She's won Best Doe in Show twice at ADGA shows in
Texas, and has a couple of best udder awards to boot. You can see how snuggly her udder is still attached in this picture of her as a nine year old with 11 freshenings under her belt. Her pedigree carries some of the oldest and well known names in nigerians, up close- I've even seen a picture of her sire in a coffe table book on goats of the world.
Picture courtesy of Kellye Bussey, Twin Creeks Farm
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 Copper Penny Misty Blue *D
AR1963
DOB 2/27/00 height 22" at 5+ years
Sire: Goodwood Loganberry +*S
(Goodwood Lotto Money *S x MCH Goodwood Tahoka *D)
Dam: Copper Penny Sky Blue Glory
(Woodhaven Farmes Lonesome Blues x Lindsey Mika)
Misty is blue eyed, incredibly feminine and is, as
one judge put it, "dripping with dairy character" having open ribs, very
tight shoulders, smoothness of blending, strong feet and legs, and
excellent capacity. She has wonderful structure and produces beautiful
kids, with one of her kids earning a junior grand champion ribbon at less
than three months old! Misty has a very capacious udder with wonderful
texture and a strong medial suspensory ligament. I would like to see
better teat shape as they are a little connical, but express easily and
she produces over 4.6 lbs of 5.85% BF milk a day. She is the dam to
Castle Rock Once Ina Blue Moon, who is very small, but has tremendous
capacity for her size. |
 Twin Creeks PD Moneyinthebank 'VG'
DOB 2/13/99 height 23" at 5+ years
1 x GCH Jr., 1 x GCH, 1 x RsGCH
Sire: PGCH/MCH Willow Creek Paydirt
(Willow Creek Hoodlum x Goodwood Milkweed)
Dam: PGCH/MCH Raha Acres Twink's Pixie *D 'E' (2 x National Champion!)
(Goodwood Mr. Periwinkle
x Dav-Lyn Twinkle Toes)
This guy comes from wonderful parents, and has
produced a MCH/PGCH son- Ponders End MTB Wall Street, and is the grandfather
of our ARMCH/CH/PGCH Esperanza WS Sara *D. He stands on very straight legs with good toes, and his front end assembly
is still very tight and smoothly blended with withers sharp enough to cut
glass. He is very long with wide ribs, pliable skin, depth of
barrel, and he is level from thurl to thurl. His dam's line has
proven itself all over the country, and we can definitely see his stamp on
his daughters. They have increased length of body, dairy character,
udder capacity, and improved teat placement over their dams- they tend to be the smartest does in our herd too! Update: Banker is the sire of the 2008 AGS Reserve National Champion & Best Udder Doe, CH/MCH
Castle Rock Rainy Day Fund *D currently owned by Little Dipper
Farms. |
 PGCH Twin
Creeks WB Christabelle *D AR 1959
DOB 10/13/01 height 20 1/8" at 4+ years
1 x GCH,
1 x BOB, 1 x RsCH Jr. (AGS- received the leg), 3 x GCH Sr(NDGA), 3 x Best Udder
Sire: MCH Goodwood Weisbaden +*S 'E'
(Gay Mor's RA Kingwood +*S x Goodwood Bejou Merry 4*D)
Dam: Twin Creeks BH Mae Belline
(Twin Creeks Brave Heart +S x Piddlin Acres Mae West 'VG')
Christabelle is one of the longest does I
have ever seen. She is long, level, smoothly blended, with
great depth of barrel, brisket extension, spring of rib, and she excells in general
appearance. She is very level from hips to
pins, even though her rump looks a bit steep in this picture- she
was just out of the ring and didn't want to stand still any more, so we
took what we could get. She has very good capacity, a strong medial, a very high
and wide rear udder, with increased fullness in the foreudder. While her
teats could ideally be larger, she has very open orifices, making her quite easy
to milk. Her extremely friendly personality has made her a farm
favorite, and she passes on that sweet personality to her kids.
Christabelle has not settled for several years, despite the best efforts of our bucks. She remains our herd queen, and serves as a wonderful "auntie" to many young kids, but as she is no longer producing kids, she's moved to the reference page.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#s Milk |
#s BF |
% BF |
#s Protein |
% Protein |
|
3.04 |
270 |
880 |
57 |
6.5 |
42 |
4.8 |
|
4.03 |
227 |
670 |
43 |
6.4 |
32 |
4.8 |
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 ARMCH/CH/PGCH Esperanza WS Sara *D 'VG' (89.6)
DOB 2/18/03 height 20 1/2" at 6+ years
NDGA: 3 x GCH Sr, 1 x Best Udder
AGS: 5 x GCH, 4 x RGCH
ADGA: 4 x GCH, 4 x BOB
LA: VVEV 87
Sire: MCH/PGCH Ponders End MTB Wall Street
(Twin Creeks PD Moneyinthe Bank x Ponders End Spokesmodel)
Dam: Esperanza ZZ Sedona Snowstorm
(Ponders End ZZ Top x Esperanza Evening Primrose)
I tend to
introduce this little doe as "Sara-no-I-didn't-name-her", as it does seem a little odd
to have a goat with my name- though at least her name is
spelled differently from mine. She's a refined little doe, who
had to go grand champion a few extra times
due to paper work errors. She has wonderful spring of rib, good
depth of barel, tight sharp shoulders, thin pliable dairy
skin, with style and elegance to spare. She does toe out slightly,
and we would like to see a little more length of body. Her third freshening udder is well attached and even more capacious than her previous freshenings, with
good teat placement, though I would like to see a slightly stronger MSL.
She is proving to have a very consistent line of offspring, with her daughters and granddaughters doing well in the
showring, and her daughters are proving themselves in the milk
bucket by being some of my top milkers. At an ADGA Nigerian Specialty show, her daughters Sky
and Flury won "Best Produce of Dam", and were part of
my winning "Dairy Herd" entry as well.
I was devastated by the loss of Sara in early 2010 as a result of complications from kidding. She left a large imprint on the Castle Rock herd through her daughters and granddaughters, but I still miss her every day.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#s Milk |
#s BF |
% BF |
#s Protein |
% Protein |
|
2.02 |
207 |
600 |
36 |
6.0 |
23 |
3.85 |
|
3.01 |
305 |
830 |
51 |
6.1 |
33 |
4.0 |
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 Buttin'Heads Mochambo Irish 5*D AR 1961
DOB 3/19/03 height 19 3/8"
LA VVEV 86
Sire: Buttin' Heads Zip of Champagne *S
(Twin Creeks BW Zip Drive *S x ARMCH Buttin'Heads Bryedal Veil 2*D)
Dam: ARMCH Buttin'Heads Habanera 4*D
(Buttin'Heads Ryeding Habit *S x ARMCH Buttin'Heads Sausage Bwhizcuit 3*D)
Bambi comes from a line of does that has
produced four generations of MCH does (the first three earning their
ARMCH) in a row. Overall, she is an incredibly dairy doe with flat
bone, thin pliable skin, levelness over the rump, an open escutcheon,
straight hocks, elegance, and great depth of barrel, though I would like
to see tighter toes and greater length of body. Her udder is soft and
pliable, and if all of my does had her oriffices, I'd be done with my
milking in no time! I would like to see more side attachment and a
stronger MSL, though when viewed from the side (this isn't the best
picture of her), she does show that 1/3-1/3-1/3 udder view we look for in
a dairy goat.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#s Milk |
#s BF |
% BF |
#s Protein |
% Protein |
|
2.01 |
208 |
540 |
33 |
6.1 |
21 |
3.9 |
|
2.10 |
305 |
920 |
55 |
6.0 |
37 |
4.0 |
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 Castle Rock California Poppy 2*D AR
1981
DOB 4/3/4 height 20"
LA: VVEV 86
Sire: Twin Creeks BW Rebel w/o a Cause *S
(MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S 'E' x MCH Gay-Mor's JJU Nonpareil 3*D 'E')
Dam: ARMCH/CH/PGCH Esperanza WS Sara *D'VG'
(MCH/PGCH Ponders End MTB Wall Street x Esperanza ZZ Sedona Snowstorm)
Cali is
a combination of some wonderful bloodlines, and with her flat bone, pliable skin,
and spring of rib, she is showing some of the same great
dairy character her mother has, with more length of body. She stands uphill
with straight legs, levelness from thurl to thurl, angularity, and
very nice width for her size. She is usually right behind her sister
in the showring lineup, as they are very similar, and they are usually
near or at the top. While Cali's udder is not as high in the rear as
her sister, she does have the same strong MSL and very milkable teats.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#sMilk |
#s BF |
%BF |
#sProtein |
%Protein |
|
1.00 |
294 |
760 |
44 |
5.8 |
31 |
4.1 |
|
2.01 |
230 |
900 |
52 |
5.8 |
36 |
4.0 |
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 Castle Rock Annabelle
DOB 3/9/5 height 20 1/2"
1x GCH Dry Doe
LA: VVEV 87
Sire: Buttin'Heads Sharp No.2 Pencil
(Sugar Creek's Sharp Shooter *S x Buttin'Heads Polished Apple)
Dam: PGCH Twin Creeks WB Christabelle *D
(MCH Goodwood Weisbaden +*S 'E' x
Twin Creeks BH Mae
Belline)
Annabelle is another sweet doe from our wonderful
Christabelle. She has a long, lean neck, a level topline, nice depth
and strength of body, and walks with tremendous
width between the hocks. She is very long and deep, with one of the widest
rumps in the herd, and looks like a much larger doe than she
actually is. She fills that escutcheon with a high wide udder
and with her second freshening, her teat placement seems to
have significantly improved over her first freshening. |
 TX Twin Creeks WDF
Sunsprite
DOB 3/18/5 height 21 1/2"
2x RGCH Jr., 2x RCGH Sr, 1x GCHSr., 1x BOB
LA: VVVV 87
Sire: MCH-CH Pecan Hollow Willy's Dance Fever *S
(Rosasharn Tom's Bit-A-Willy *S x MCH Little Rascals Dance For Joy *D)
Dam: MCH-CH Goodwood Good Day
Sunshine E (2006 AGS Nat'l
Champion!)
(ARMCH Goodwood Kauri Tree ++*S x Goodwood Purple People Eater VG)
Sunsprite's dam is an example of
long gevity in the Nigerian breed, having finished her MCH as a six
year old. With the addition of Nigerians to the ADGA herd books, Sunshine came out of
retirement and completed her championship as a nine year old, and to
top that off, as a 10 year old, 12th freshening doe became the AGS National Champion Doe!
Sunsprite has lived up to my expectations, freshening with a
well attached, soft udder with very milkable teats, and one of the stronger MSLs in our herd. She
is proportionally a very long doe, with a an exceptionally
tight front end assembly and super sharp withers, good feet and legs, and she
practically prances while on the move.
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 CRF Castle Rock Mouzza *D
DOB 7/5/05
1xCH Dry Doe
2008 LA: VVVV 88
Sire: Buttin'Heads Sharp No.2 Pencil
(Sugar Creek's Sharp Shooter *S x Buttin'Heads Polished Apple)
Dam: Shooting Star Feta
(Woodhaven Farms Buck Owens x Esperanza ZZ Sedona Snowstorm)
Mouzza
is one of the few Pencil doe kids born into our
herd, so we're happy to have her. Her second freshening udder has
really nice
shape, very good
teat size, a strong
medial, and very good capacity. When she runs to the milking
room (and most days she's more than happy to try
to get to that milking stand several times a morning), her plentiful side attachments are quite visible. She is very smoothly blended, has very nice length of body, is very level from thurl to thurl, and has a nice long, wide (6 inch!) rump. I'm so used to seeing her with her beard that it took me a few days to adjust to her "new" clean-shaven look.
Mouzza came down with a mysterious and very high fever just a few days before both our DHIA verification test and Linear Appraisal (it was a very intense three days). She was not appraised, and while she did recover, I decided to dry her off early since she already has a milking star.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#s Milk |
#s BF |
% BF |
#s Protein |
% Protein |
|
4.08 |
171 |
293 |
18 |
6.1 |
13 |
4.4 |
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 MCH/CH Castle Rock Once Ina Blue Moon 2*D
DOB 10/15/5 height 19 3/4"
ADGA: 3xRGCH, 3xGCH, 3xBU, 3x BOB
AGS: 3x GCH,2xBU
NDGA: 2xGCH, 4xBU
Top 10 in 2008 on one day milk test!
LA: VVEV 87
Sire: PGCH The Promises Pay It Forward
(Twin
Creeks WB Hero of the Day *S x JVJ Whispering Hope)
Dam: Copper Penny
Misty Blue *D AR 1963
(Goodwood Loganberry x Copper Penny Sky Blue Glory)
I waited through several sets of triplet bucks
to get Moon, and even then she was the only doe from a set of quads. I
definitely think she was worth the wait! Moon is one of our smallest
milkers, but that doesn't stop her from doing her best to keep up
with Sky in the milk bucket. On a one day test at the AGS National
Show, she produced 4.1 lbs of milk- an incredible amount of milk for
a doe that can't be much over 40 lbs. herself! At the time, she was under 17 inches tall, and managed to earn a spot on the Top 10 list, both for test points and for high milk for one day milk test! The next shortest doe was three inches taller than Moon, and it's too bad we weren't able to do another milk test in 2009 to see how she would have done. She stands on a great
set of feet with exceptionally strong pasturns, has good capacity both in
body and udder, and carries a high wide udder that does not move when she
walks. She has tight elbows, with exceptionally flat bone and good sweep
to her ribs, along with very dairy skin. She is one of my favorites
on the farm, being not only a great milker but also having
an outstanding personality.
Without our realizing it, Moon had somehow developed tooth rot in a molar, which caused the teeth on either side of it to start going necrotic as well. She never exhibited any signs of pain, or reluctance to eat while on the milk stand, but apparently the tooth pain kept her from eating enough and we lost Moon very suddenly to pregnancy toxemia just a few days before she was due.
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 CRF Castle Rock Western
Violet
DOB 4/5/07
Sire: Twin Creeks BW Montego Bay +*S
(MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S 'E' x MCH Gay-Mor's JJU Nonpareil 3*D 'E')
Dam: Rosasharn's TL Esterlina
(ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L ++*S E x ARMCH Rosasharn's Guadalupe Moteada 3*D E)
I'm not quite sure why Violet's udder looks so
low in this picture-- her mammary
system actually carries her up the line in the show ring. Violet is an
example of some of the nice work that Montego can do- her rump is much
flater and longer than her dam's, and her udder capacity is a huge
improvement as well. She also has super dairy skin, very nice blending,
flat bone, a strong MSL, and a very easy to milk udder. I really like the
strength of her front end assembly and general appearance. I would
like to see a little more length of body, and better behavior in the show
ring- there's nothing quite like trying to set up a doe in the ring who
acts like she has untreated
ADHD.
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 CRF Castle Rock Honey Bee
DOB 5/18/6 height 22"
1 x Jr.GCH
LA: VVE+ 86
Sire: Lost Valley KW Stetson *S
(Gay-Mor's RA Kingwood+*S x Hill Country's Like A Phenomenon 2*D)
Dam:
Algedi Farm S Honey Heart 5*D AR 1980
(Kaapio Acre's KK Sultan *S x CH Rosasharn's UMT Tupelo Honey 4*D)
I really like the length of body on Honey Bee, her levelness while on the move, depth of barrel, sharpness, and angularity. On our linear appraisal, she received the highest dairyness score in our herd, a quality that is really most apparent when you put your hands on her and feel her super dairy skin and great spacing between her ribs. Her first freshening udder is very soft with good foreudder attachment and MSL. I would like to see more capacity to her udder, which will hopefully come with future freshenings. She has that great dairy personality we like to see, wagging her tail every time she jumps up on the milk stand. |
 CRF Castle Rock Snowberry
DOB 6/13/6
LA: VVE+ 85
Sire: Twin Creeks BW Montego Bay +*S
(MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S 'E' x MCH Gay-Mor's JJU Nonpareil 3*D 'E')
Dam: Castle Rock
SnowFlurryCeanothus 2*D AR 1980
(Cornerstone's GN Nahbi x ARMCH/CH/PGCH Esperanza WS Sara *D'VG')
Snow is another experiment in keeping sisters
out of the same litter (Sky and Cali being my original experiment).
Snow does excel her sister in body, having a bit more power in the front
end and more depth and width- she is definitely less prone to looking like
she hasn't eaten in days. Her first freshening produced a nicely
balanced udder, with good side attachment and medial, plumb teats and a
smooth foreudder. As her copper levels have been brought up, her rear udder has also improved in height. Due to an injury suffered as a doeling, her thurls are not quite even- something I haven't seen on a doe before. It is on the side that faces the judge most often though, so I am not sure if she will be making it into the show ring as it does take away from her general appearance. |
 CRF Castle Rock Denali
DOB 3/15/07 height 20 1/4"
LA: VVV+ 85
Sire: Buttin'Heads Sharp No.2 Pencil
(Sugar Creek's Sharp Shooter *S x Buttin'Heads Polished Apple)
Dam: Twin Creeks BW Cascade
(MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S 'E' x Far-n-Best Little Darlin' VG)
Denali is a very fast maturing doe who seems to be filling out very well. She has lots of dairy character, is long and level with a very wide rump, very nice angularity to the rear legs. She has much more udder capacity than I was expecting either from her lines or for a first freshener. My only disappointment with her is that her rear udder could be higher, and she is very wiggly in the show ring and when you pull out the camera- thank goodness for digital cameras, or I would have wasted rolls of film trying to get a decent picture of this doe. |
 CRF Castle Rock Arroyo Lupine 3*D AR2450
DOB 4/13/7 height 21" at 3 years
2008 LA: VVVV 87
2010 LA: V+E+ 85
Sire: Rosasharn HB Mithrandir *S
(Rosasharn TF Honey Bear*S x ARMCH/GCH Rosasharn's TL Arwen 8*D 2*M E AR1809)
Dam: ARMCH Castle Rock Sky Lupine 2*D
(Twin Creeks BW Rebel w/o a Cause *S x ARMCH/CH/PGCH Esperanza WS Sara *D'VG')
Lupe was one of quads, and insisted on being a
bottle baby from the beginning. Her first time out in the show ring as a senior doe
reminded me of why I try to drag a few juniors to shows every year- this not-shown-as-a-junior
acted like a four month old doe, hoping, leaping and
spinning her way through the class. Sigh. She is
showing improved dairy character over her dam, good
angularity, refinement, and a nicely shaped udder. She is
refined while still posessing strength, and has good depth and
width. When we did one-day test at
the National Show, Lupe was just barely over one month
fresh, and came up just a half point short of getting her milking
star- had she been in milk for nine additional days, she would
have gotten it, but we were able to get her one day star as a second freshener, and she has easily earned her *AR.
DHIA:
| Age |
DIM |
#s Milk |
#s BF |
% BF |
#s Protein |
% Protein |
|
2.07 |
297 |
727 |
48 |
6.6 |
32 |
4.4 |
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 Twin Creeks BW Montego Bay ++*S *B
DOB 2/17/3
Sire: MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S E
(Twin Creeks Brave Heart +S x MCH Piddlin Acres Tiny Bubbles *D E)
Dam: MCH-GCH Gay Mor's JJU Nonpareil 3*D 1*M
(Gay-Mor Berry's Johnny Jump-Up +*S x Gay Mor Tut's Lorna Doone 2*D AR 1570)
He's the littermate brother of ARMCH Castle Rock Sky Lupine 2*D's sire, and we were so pleased with her mammary system (Sky has eleven best
udder awards!) that we wanted to incorporate more of those genetics into
our herd. He has several full siblings around the country, and his
full sisters have very nice mammary systems, and his full brothers have
been producing very nice kids as well. I've consistently seen an
improvement in dairy character and udder capacity in his daughters and was
impressed by his daughter Alum Root scoring an almost
ideal MSL on Linear Appraisal. He has at least three finished champion
offspring on the ground, and several daughters who have earned
milking legs as well.
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 Buttin'Heads Sharp No.2 Pencil
DOB 3/10/04
Sire: Sugar Creek's Sharp Shooter *S
(Twin Creeks
BW Storm Surge *S x Gay-Mor gNat's Pageantry 4*D AR1732)
Dam: CH Buttin'Heads Polished Apple
(Buttin'Heads Polska Kielbasea *S x CH - ARMCH Buttin'Heads Wedding Song 3*D)
Pencil is an
extremely dairy buck with veryflat bone. He has an especially good front
end assembly with good legs and exceptionally tight shoulders, a high
escutcheon, and nice angularity. His maternal half sister from this spring
will be the first Nigerian doeling featured at ADGA's Spotlight sale at
this year's National Show. I expect this boy to be a down-size buck, who
will add some elegance, lots of dairyness and good udder attachments to
his
daughters. |
 CRF Castle Rock Mr. Lincoln
DOB 2/15/8
Sire: Woodhaven Farms Latigo +S
(Woodhaven Farms TKO +S x Woodhaven Farms Shaula Parker)
Dam: TX Twin Creeks WDF Sunsprite
(MCH-CH Pecan Hollow Willy's Dance Fever *S x MCH-CH Goodwood Good Day Sunshine E)
I had offered this buck for sale, until I took
another look at his pedigree and realized that this guy has some
really nice bloodlines and is not closely related to the other bucks in my
buck pasture. He's very dairy and flat boned with a level top line, and a
sweeter than candy personality. I wanted to add some of Latigo's genetics
to the herd since he seemed to add refinement to his daughters, and I
really like many aspects of Sunsprite's mammary system and would like to
see those traits in more of my herd. His first kid crop has
turned out to be very nice- lots of length of body, angularity,
corectness, and super, super friendly
personalities. We decided to keep a buck (Chicago Peace) out of Mr. Lincoln's littermate sister CH CRF Castle Rock Tuscan Sun, and the buck pasture was getting pretty crowded, so we made the tough decision to let Mr. Lincoln move on.
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 Dragonfly Odyseuss *S
DOB 3/13/08
Sire: Rosasharn TL U'gene *S
(ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L +*S E x ARMCH Rosasharn's Uni 3*D E)
Dam: ARMCH Dragonfly Calliope *D E
(Stonewall's Apocalypse Now +*S x Fairlea Louise)
I was planning on waiting a bit to get a buck
from Dragonfly Farm, but when the opportunity came to add Ody to the buck
pasture, I had to take it. He is very sharp, level and smoothly
blended with a nice set of feet and legs, and good angularity. He
has a tremendous amount of milk behind him, with Uni holding the number
one spot for 305 day production from 2003-2006.
Ody has moved to a new home, but we have retained daughters Siren Song and Lightning Bug in the herd.
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 MCH Twin Creeks BH Bay Watch ++*S 'E'
DOB 7/31/98
Sire: Twin Creeks Brave Heart +S
(Inavale All That Jazz x MCH/PGCH Raha Acres Twink's Pixie *D 'E')
Dam: MCH Piddlin Acres Tiny Bubbles *D 'E'
(Storybook Domino x Piddlin Acres Shamrock)
Baywatch has produced some outstanding kids, with seven MCH offspring to date. He is the father of Montego Bay +*S and Cascade, grandfather of California Poppy, and Sky Lupine, and can be found further back in the pedigrees of Sara, and Mochambo Irish.
Picture courtesy of Kellye Bussey, Twin Creeks Farm
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 MCH Goodwood Weisbaden +*S 'E'
DOB 12/21/97
Sire: Gay-Mor's RA Kingwood +*S
(Stonewall's Raising Arizona +S x ARMCH Goodwood Trillium *D 'E')
Dam: Goodwood Bejou Merry 4*D
(Goodwood Alamo Messenger x MCH Goodwood Tahoka 3*D)
Weisy is the father of Christabelle grandfather of Annabelle. He seems to consitantly bring general correctness and lenght of body to his kids and grandkids. His is a slow developing line, but very long and level once they hit their growth spurt. He also seems to pass on a mellow and friendly attitude to his offspring, which we certainly appreciate!
Picture courtesy of Kellye Bussey, Twin Creeks Farm
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