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MCH Flat
Rocks Surprise *D
8/16/91 - 1/4/05
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Goodwood Z Ali Babba
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Alamo Messenger ++S |
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MCH Goodwood Serif |
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Willows Beauregard |
| Willows
Bonehead |
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Willows Emma |
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Here are some
more interesting pictures of our grand old doe Surprise
as a dry yearling...and an older pregnant lady...
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Extended Pedigree
Photo by Joanne Karohl
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Chisolm Trail Lexus
DOB 11/27/95--12/2009
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Kupe's Canoe |
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Trail Chole |
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Record: |
Lexus
is another one of our older does, and will always have
a place in our hearts. I fell for her the first
time I saw her as a kid, and begged Carol Fleck until
she sold her to me. I have never regretted it! Lexus
is a very wide and deep doe. She has a very nicely
attached udder, which has held up well into her later
years. Ideally, her teats could be more plumb. Lexus
is around 18 inches tall. Lex's daughter Flat Rocks
Hummer is an exceptional doe.
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Flat Rocks Calico Rose
4/2/95
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Rocks Flash +S E |
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Scandal |
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Record: |
Littermate
sister to Champion Design, Calico Rose was extra long
bodied with a wonderful udder. You see it all the time,
but this picture really does not do her justice. She was
in the show ring once, and that time was her last, as
she doesn't enjoy it and she makes sure everyone knows
it. She was, nonetheless, a favorite around here. She
was a gorgeous doe with a great pedigree who exemplified
the functional longevity that we expect from our animals.
We lost Callie in 2008.
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Photo
not available
Color
gold
Extended Pedigree
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Willow Creek Agetha
8/24/1996
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| Flat
Rocks Doc |
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Rocks Agate |
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Agetha represented
some of our oldest foundation bloodlines. She
was an excellent brood doe, who consistently produced
better than herself. She was very deep, very wide,
and structurally very sound. We would have liked
to see a bit more dairy character and a bit more lateral
attachment to her udder. Her fore udder was smooth
and tightly attached.
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HBF Cajun Voodoo
8/25/1997--12/2009
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Rajin Cajun |
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Archuletta |
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Record: |
Voodoo
is a very dairy, small, classy older doe who came to
us from the HBF herd. At over 10 years
old Voodoo is holding up very well. She's a very long,
deep bodied doe who freshened with tremendous capacity
for her size, and a nicely attached udder. Quite a few
of her daughters by Gem have freshened at other farms
with beautiful mammary systems. We've retained 4 Voodoo
daughters ourselves, and love the strength and longivity
of this line. This doe combines extremely well with
our Surprise lines.
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Color
chocolate buckskin
Extended Pedigree
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MK Dinah
1/25/1998--9/2009
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Goodwood Royal Tern E |
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Whoop Dee Doo E |
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Record: |
Dinah is another
favorite of ours. She is one of our most dependable
does, as she always produces dynamite kids. Unfortunately
Dinah herself cannot be shown, she is very wild, and
stresses out easily, so it is simply not worth the stress
to her. She combines some of our favorite bloodlines,
that of MCH GW Royal Tern, her sire, and her grandsires,
MCH Goodwood Kauri Tree, and MCH Willows White Light'n
“E”. Dinah is a very correct doe, and excels in
mammary system. Her udder is very tightly and
smoothly attached, with great medial, and very plumb
teats. Her body is very level, and very deep,
but would benefit from a tad more length.
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Flat Rocks Ginn Fizz
9/22/98--10/2009
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Woodhaven
Farms Al Jolson |
| Munchranch
Cactus Jack |
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Dav-Lyn Glory's Orion |
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Glady's Porter Zoo Ali's Pirate |
| Willow
Creek Amaretto |
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Goodwood River Avon |
| Show
Record: 1 x GCH Jr |
Gin
Fizz has really come into her own! She has tons of capacity,
while maintaining excellent attachments as she ages. Fizz
has a very broad area of attachment, with a perfect fore
udder, and correct sized, very milkable teats with huge
orifices. She also offers great rear udder attachment,
with good medial and lateral attachment as well. She is
a very wide and strong doe, who is also well under the
height standard, being only 19.5 inches tall.
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Flat Rocks Miss Fortune
9/22/98--7/2009
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Cactus Jack |
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Rocks Funny Bone |
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At
one point I had sold this doe, and I am thrilled beyond
belief to have her back. Her dam, Flat Rocks Funny Bone,
had an exceptional udder, and Fortune was her last kid.
Fortune is not a show doe, but a very solid brood doe
who produces better than herself. She has great legs and
feet, good width, depth, and length, but she is loose
in the shoulder. Her udder has tremendous capacity, but
could use higher rear attachment. She has large, milkable
teats, and a nicely extended fore udder.
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Flat Rocks Image
9/26/98--10/2009
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Rocks Gem |
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Creek Gin Rummy |
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Record: |
Image
continued to improve with age throughout her life, with
a tremendous udder, with tons of capacity, and attachment
second to none. She certainly carried the udder that her
sire, Flat Rocks Gem, is known to produce. Image's dam,
Willows Gin Rummy, was a favorite foundation doe in our
herd, and her daughters continue to make an impact. Image
was a very long, wide and deep doe, with terrific dairy
character, a wonderful front end assembly, and an exceptional
mammary system.
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Flat Rocks Fortune's Favorite
5/31/00
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Maltese Falcon |
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Rocks Miss Fortune |
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Favorite
was one of those does who far outshone her dam. Favorite
was very smoothly blended throughout, with very tight
shoulders, and correct front end assembly. Her first freshening
udder was capacious, high in the rear, well extended in
the fore, with tons of lateral attachment, and plumb,
large teats.
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Flat Rocks
She's A Keeper
DOB 3/21/01
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Henry Matisse |
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Rocks Princess |
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Polled.
Keeper was a gorgeous doe. She looked just like Princess,
but instead of black spots she had Kingwood red spots.
She was just a really, really sharp angular doe. Her udder
was just socked on, with attachment everywhere, and it
only improved with each freshening right up into her 8th
year. We lost Keeper in 2009, and we miss her greatly.
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Flat Rocks Kricket
DOB
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Maltese Falcon |
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Creek Bonehead |
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Record: |
Kricket was
our last Falcon daughter, and 3/4 sister to MCH Flat
Rocks Surprise. After anxiously awaiting Kricket's first
freshening we were rewarded with an udder that lives
up to her breeding, with dynamite attachment all around,
with exceptional height to the rear, great lateral attachment,
stellar MSL, and correctly placed, good sized teats.
All in all, an exceptional udder.
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Flat
Rocks Baby Brie
4/09/2002--6/2009
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Ponders End Minstrel Show E |
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Brianna |
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Record: |
Baby Brie
is a fast favorite around here. She's a very correct,
extremely wide, young doe, with tons of potiental. Brie
was seriously injured as a kid, and walks with a limp
on one front leg, also the result of said injury, so
unfortunately she'll never hit the show ring.
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Photo not
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Color dark
gold
Extended Pedigree
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Flat Rocks Jewels Of The Sun
5/19/2003--10/2009
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Flat Rocks
Mighty Fine |
| Flat
Rocks Gem |
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MCH Flat Rocks Surprise *D |
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Sunshine |
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Record: |
When Jewel
freshened for the first time, all we could say is WOW!
She's living up to her genetic potiental. It took a few
weeks for her milk to come in, but once it did she showed
us what a stellar doe she will be. Jewel is a very correct
doe throughout, and combines the bloodlines of our own
MCH MK Sunshine, with that of Flat Rocks Gem, son of MCH
Flat Rocks Surprise *D, and twin brother to MCH Flat Rocks
Opal 2*D.
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Flat
Rocks Mainigh
12/10/2003
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Goodwood
Z Ali Babba ++S |
| Glady's
Porter Zoo Leprechaun |
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Glady's
Porter Zoo Aquarius |
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Glady's
Porter Zoo Leprechaun |
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Rocks Gertie's Girl |
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Glady's
Porter Zoo Golden Gertie |
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Record: |
Mainigh
is Gaelic for Mania, as this young doe was named for another
one of our all time favorite Leprechaun daughters. Mainigh
developed into a lovely kid, very correct throughout,
though tended to be a bit of a butterball.
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Five
Alarm Grace
3/27/2002
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Flat
Rocks Champion Design |
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Rocks Numbscull |
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Willows
Bonehead |
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Flat
Rocks Legacy |
| Five
Alarm High Society |
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Flat
Rocks Mighty Fancy |
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Record: |
Grace was a lovely
bodied young doe whose extended pedigree included some
of the best Flat Rocks has to offer. A daughter of Flat
Rocks Numbscull, twin brother to Flat Rocks Knucklehead
(an AGS Reserve National Champion), and tightly bred
on MCH Flat Rocks Surprise *D, Gracie had an udder to
rival that of her spectacular half sister, Five Alarm
Prism. Grace's first daugther, FR Princess Grace, freshened
with the best first freshening udder we've seen in a
long time. Grace was lost to cancer way before her time.
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(Left
to right) David Millison with Woodhaven Farms Kara, Terry
Florence with Flat Rocks Surprise, and Valerie Ciesynski
with Willow Creek Tin Lizzie, in an NDGA dry doe class
judged by Pat Faucett.
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