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. Her third freshening udder is a dramatic improvement over her second and 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 was not fresh at the time of our linear appraisal session, so we do not have a score for her.

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.

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.

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)

Sky looks very much like her sister, with a little more power. She has a high escutcheon, a nice front end assembly,is very full in the crops, length from hips to pins, and good depth of barel.  Even though she was dam-raised, she could easily be mistaken for a bottle baby, as she still tries to jump up in my lap- which at her current size is a bit uncomfortable.  We are very pleased with her udder- so far, she has accumulated eleven best udder awards over some very tough competition!  She has lots of attachment all around, a high rear udder and a smooth foreudder with a strong MSL and nice large plumb teats, and milks down to almost nothing.  Like her dam, she has perfect milk stand manners and always races to be one of the first does milked.

Sire: MCH Lost Valley Tae-Bo *S
(Piddlin Acres Cajun Music +*S x MCH Goodwood KW Elisabet Ney 2*D)
Dam: MCH Lost Valley Mecedes 3*D
(Lost Pines Prince 'VG' x Hill Country's Shatarr 2*D)

With both of Infinity's parents being finished champions, we hoped that she would do as well in the show ring as they did.  We've finally gotten official confirmation that she has followed in her parents' footsteps, and is now a finished champion herself.  Her background is full of milkers, and she was able to earn her AR milking star as a first freshener.  She has a lovely udder, with great capacity  and nice all around attachments.  She stands incredibly wide in the back with nice angulation and has good brisket extension.  We'd like to see a little more flatness of bone in those shoulders, and a higher ear set, but other than that, she's a very nice little doe.

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)

2xGCH Jr., 1x Best Junior Doe in Show, 1xRGCH Sr.
LA: VVVV 85

Sire: Promisland CP Yellowjacket
(MCH Caesar's Villa CBS Cowpoke+*S E x PromisedLand Cinder Ella 2*D E
Dam: Pecan Hollow Bonnie Blue
(Twin Creeks AA Purple Heart x Shady Meadow Miss Scarlet)

Raven's second freshening udder is all I was hoping for and more.  These udder pictures were taken less than two weeks into her second freshening.  She has a very wide and high rear udder, a smothly blended fore, plumb teats, and wonderful texture.  In addition, she walks on very strong feet and legs, has great spring of rib, smooth blending, lots of femininity, and she levels out on the move. This little doe isn't terribly people friendly, but she's getting better all the time.  I am looking forward to getting her into the show ring this year.

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)

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!  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 very tight elbows, with exceptionally flat bone and sweep to her ribs, along with outstanding dairy skin. She is one of my favorites on the farm, being not only a great milker but also having an outstanding personality.