Notes: My hopes here are to see more upstandingness, more power, substance of bone, and a stronger MSL and udder arch. These attributes are based on her dam as she is a first freshener... so we will see!

Notes: This breeding is because I'd like to accentuate Belle's dairiness while adding more length of bone and a bit more power. I'd also like to improve on her dam's MSL.

Notes: I'd like to see more udder arch mostly as well as a smoother topline. I don't yet know a ton about Raree as she hasn't been well documented thus far but I look forward to seeing how these kids turn out. I have high hopes :)

Notes: This is one I am VERY excited about. Both Sweetie and Brio are linebred on Joyful Hearts KR Phoebe who is the dam of the 2023 ADGA National Premier Sire AND the 2024 ADGA National Champion (whom are littermates). This pairing combines those two animals themselves as well - Sweetie is granddaughter of the 2024 National Champion and Brio is son of the 2023 Premier Sire. With the quality and consistency of udder and animal behind them I am hoping for fantastic things.

Notes: I have no notes yet for this pairing aside from the exciting prospect of seeing what this combination might do. Reno is a leasee that I inquired about when a friend posted her absolutely gorgeous littermate sister. I'm excited to have the opportunity to bring more fun genetics into our herd.

Notes: For this breeding I'd like to see improved general appearance and length of bone. A bit more correctness in the front end assembly in terms of leg placement as well.

Notes: It's no secret that I love Lotus, sire of my beautiful Carolina Queen. I feel that this pairing should bring improved general appearance, rear udder height, and dairiness while maintaining strength and width.

Back up buck: Agape's Prize Scarlet Oaks TQ

Notes: My hopes here are for a longer rump, more level from thurl to thurl as well as more width and strength. While this particular photo may not show it, Elsie has really lovely length of bone and is a very sharp and dairy doe. So together, I think there is a lot of promise. 

Notes: For this breeding I'd like to see more length of bone as well as a higher/wider/tighter udder attachment. 

Back up buck: Agape's Prize Coy Tquinn

Notes: I'm hoping to retain all of the qualities I love about Carolina while potentially providing some improvements in strength and dairyness.
 

Notes: Milkshake is a really lovely doe with excellent length of bone and dairy character. Honestly, the more I watch her mature, the more I love her. I'm mainly hoping to see more width in the rump and rear udder with more upstandingness in body and angulation in the rear leg set.
 

Notes: I think there is real potential to improve her general appearance, rear udder height, MSL,  and rear leg angulation as well without sacrificing her strong front end. If interested in Honey kids, please know that she is OH at 22.6" tall (ADGA Max height for does is 22.5") this will likely be my last breeding of Honey.
 

Notes: Mask is a really lovely doe with a lot of positives - length, width, strength. What I am hoping to improve on in this pairing is foreudder attachment and dairyness.
 

Notes: For this breeding I'm hoping to see improved general appearance, length of bone, and more correct placement of the front leg under the wither.

Notes: While Polka is only a FF, I am hoping to see a higher/tighter rear udder with more width/strength in the body. Polka is a really long bodied and open doe, just needs a bit more substance to her.