Janey~~ Glory~~ Lorraine
2004 Nationals
GCH
Des Ruhigestelle Loreleah 3*M
AS0968304 DOB:3/95
0-03 V(VVV)
1-03 V(VVE)
2-02 89(VEEE)
3-02 90(EEVE)
4-03 89 (EEEV)
5-04 90 (VEEE)
6-03 91 (EEEV)
7-03 91 (EEEV)
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Sire: GCH ++*B Des Ruhigestelle
Equus Dam: GCH Nu-Togg-A-Saan Leah Anne 2*M |
One Day Test
5/30/98 3-02 85 days fresh 14.0# milk 4.2% butterfat 26.6 points
7/12/02 7-03 87 days fresh 11.8# milk 4.1% butterfat 22.3 points
5/28/03 8-02 78 days fresh 9.3# milk 4.2% butterfat 17.8 points
Loreleah has been an exciting doe for us. She finished her permanent championship by the time she was 60 days fresh on her first lactation in the spring of 1997. In 1998, Loreleah earned Best of Breed with 29 Sr. Saanen does competing. In 2000, Loreleah placed 8 th in the nation in the National Saanen Breeders Association’s Total Doe Competition. In 2001, and again in 2002, Loreleah appraised 91 as an aged doe. She has been on One Day Test several times in her lifetime, and her butterfat has always been well over 4%. She continues to milk strong as an aged doe. Loreleah is an exceptional general appearance doe. She stands on straight front legs and perfectly angled rear legs. Her feet are tight toed with strong, short pasterns. Loreleah has an incredibly smooth front end, with tight shoulders and front legs perfectly positioned under her withers. She has lots of body width without sacrificing dairyness. Loreleah is still as sound at 10 years old as she was when she was 2. On a crisp morning, you can see her running in the pasture with the yearlings. Loreleah continues her family’s tradition of excellence, while she passes her fine qualities to her offspring. Spin Doctor, Loreleah’s son by Colquitt’s Wolfman Jack, appraised 90 as a 3 year old, with an E in general appearance. Lorraine, Loreleah’s 2002 daughter by Des Ruhigestelle Eraser, appraised Ec overall as a dry yearling and scored 88 (+EEE) as a 2 year old first freshener. Lucy, Loreleah’s 2003 daughter by McQuitty Farm Sweet Talkin Sid, appraised Ec overall and was 16 th senior yearling at the 2004 National Show. It seems it doesn’t matter which buck we use, the offspring are always very nice, and are exceptional in general appearance. Loreleah has truly been an asset to our herd. She is bred to her grandson Clyde.
Bred to Clyde Due 3/25/05 Doe Kids not for sale, Buck Kids $850
Loreleah ~~ 4 years old
GCH Willow Run Tess
AS0964485 DOB: 4/95
2001 Reserve National Champion & Reserve
Best Udder
LA 5-03 92 (EEEE)
Sire: +*B Zane-Trail Sweet Snowman Dam: McQuitty-Farm Twinkie *M |
Life 1790 12460 377/3.0% 364/2.9%
Tess was the 2001 Reserve National Champion at 6 years old. Her maternal half-sister was the 1998 National Champion. Tess’s son by Willow Run DRZ Atlas sold for $3600 in the 2002 Spotlight sale. Tess spent her entire life in a large commercial environment. To look at her, you would never guess she is 10 years old. Like Loreleah, she is as sound as the yearlings. Tess is a living testament that correct type gives the strength to function well into the later years. We were lucky to have the opportunity to add her to our herd.
Bred to Wooly Due 4/17/05 Doe Kids not for sale, Buck Kids $1200
Kickadee
Hill Jenna 5*M
AS1073147P DOB 3-98
LA 0-02 +(+VV)
LA 1-03 83 (++V+)
LA 2-04 87 (+VEV)
LA 3-03 85 (V+VV)
LA 4-03 78 (FVVV)
LA 5-04 78 (AEV+)
 Pictured as a 3 year old |
Sire: GCH +*B Des Ruhigestelle Eraser Dam: Kickadee Hill Judy in Disguise 4*M |
One Day Test
7/17/99 1-04 115 days fresh 9.3# milk 2.8% butterfat 15.6 points
6/9/01 3-03 99 days fresh 12.6# milk 3.1% butterfat, 21.3 points
7/12/02 4-04 130 days fresh 10.9# milk 3.4% butterfat 21.9 points
5/28/03 5-03 76 days fresh 11.5# milk 2.8% butterfat 18.6 points
Jenna is a very tall doe. She has lots of width in the chest floor and a very long neck. Jenna’s udder has a large area of attachment, with pleasing teat placement. Jenna has exceptional feet, with tight toes, perfectly shaped cloves, and stands on strong, short pasterns. Jenna is a persistent milker with a very level lactation. She is capable of maintaining an extended lactation, as evidenced by her yearling lactation of 22 months. Jenna is a steady and reliable milker in heat and cold, at home and away. As a bonus, she has an easy temperament to match her dependability in the milk parlor. Jenna is dam to Glory, who was our top show doe in 2004. We will repeat the breeding to Doc to try for another Glory.
Bred to Doc Due 3/8/05 Kids $350
Kickadee Hill Hello Mary Lou 2*M
GE1073149 DOB: 3/98
25% AS 50% AT – white with wattles
LA 1-03 V (V+E)
LA 2-04 85 (+EE+)
LA 3-02 86 (VVVV)
LA 4-02 79 (+EVF)
LA 5-03 80 (VEVF)
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Dam: Kickadee Hill’s Maureen *M |
One Day Test
6/9/01 3-02 96 days fresh 17.1# milk 3.2% butterfat 28.9 points
7/12/02 4-03 129 days fresh 16.0# milk 3.4% butterfat 28.1 points
5/28/03 5/02 64 days fresh 17.9# milk 2.6% butterfat 27.9 points
Mary is a very pleasing doe. She stands on strong feet and legs,
and is very structurally sound. She milks huge amounts of milk, day
in and day out, without any apparent effort. Mary has participated
in milking competitions in PA, OH and WV, and was the highest producing
doe of any breed in each of those competitions. Mary is the easiest
kidder we’ve ever owned. She can deliver triplets in the time
it takes me to walk to the house to grab a cup of coffee. She is a
low maintenance, high performance doe. Her dam, Maureen, was still
producing at 14 years old, so it seems that Mary is just getting started
at 7 years old.
Bred to Doc Due
3/5/05 Doe
Kids $400
Kickadee Hill Jorgina 4*M
AS1111166 DOB: 3/99
LA 0-03 +(+VV)
LA 1-04 + (+VE)
LA 2-03 86 (+VVE)
LA 3-03 85 (AVEE)
LA 4-04 88 (VEEV)
 Pictured at 2 years old |
Sire: GCH +*B Des Ruhigestelle Eraser 2-02 88(VEE) 4-01 90(VEE) Dam: GCH Kickadee Hill Jeannie Marie 3*M 7-02 88(EEVV) |
One Day Test
6/9/01 2-02 104 days fresh 10.2# milk ,3.9% butterfat, 19.2 points
7/12/02 3-03 126 days fresh 8.8# milk 3.6% butterfat 16.3 points
5/28/03 4-02 65 days fresh 9.4# milk 3.7% butterfat 16.9 points
Jorgina is a huge, powerful doe. She has lots of width and lots of bone, and is smoothly blended throughout. Jorgina stands on very strong feet, which are perfectly shaped and tight toed, with strong, short pasterns. She scored Excellent in feet at 4 years old. Jorgina also has a tremendous udder. It is high in the rear, smooth in the fore, with a pleasing size and shape to the teats, which makes her a pleasure to milk by hand. Jorgina has won several Best Udder of Breed awards. Jorgina’s Doc daughters - Janey in our herd, and Jeannette in Jolene Self’s herd - have both scored 88 as 2 year old first fresheners. Janey has 2 championship legs, and was 17 th place 2 year old at the 2004 National Show. Jorgina’s dry yearling Doc daughter, Jeena, earned her dry leg with a Best Junior Doe in Show award, as well as 9 th place senior yearling at the 2004 National Show.
Willow Run
Stimulator Perri 9*M
AS118487 DOB: 3/00
LA 3-04 89 (EEEV)
LA 4-03 87 (VEE+)
 Pictured at 3 years old |
Sire: *B Willow Run AMPH Stimulator |
1-01 300 1720 43/2.5% 47/2.7%
4-00 235 2372 61/2.6% 68/2.9% in progress
Perri, a.k.a. Fuzzy, is a doe with a lot of stretch. She is very long and very level, with an ideal rump. Fuzzy has exceptional shoulder assembly and excellent legs, both front and rear. Her general appearance is nearly flawless. And what a pedigree! Her sire is a son of Willow Run Satin, the 1999 National Champion & Best Udder. Fuzzy’s dam is a Dream Maker daughter. Dream Maker has many excellent daughters, including Willow Run Bianca, the 2000 National Champion & Best Udder. Fuzzy is passing her prettiness to her offspring. Her two dry yearling daughters by Sid went to their first show in May, 2004. Sylvia was Best in Show on Saturday with 138 juniors does competing. Sera was Best in Show on Sunday with 120 junior does competing. We took these sisters out again for the 2004 national show. Sera was 10th place and Sylvia was 11th place in the senior yearling class
Will be bred to Doc Due
3/9/04 Kids $400
Honey-Acres War Satin Lace
S1167731 DOB: 4/00
LA 4-02 88 (V+EE)
Sire: +*B Singing Spruce Man-O-War Dam: Singing Spruce Sun Velvet Lace 4*M |
Lace is our first purebred, and an exciting one at that! Lace’s pedigree is rich in excellence. It promises high production with the structure and strength to sustain that high production throughout the mature years. Lace is as powerful of a doe as you would expect from this pedigree. Lace came to us as a dry doe in the spring of 2004. We bred her to Sid for an October kidding. Lace freshened with a single doe, which we have retained. We will milk her through and then breed her for the spring of 2006.
CH
Kickadee Hill Morning Glory
AS1219701 DOB: 3/5/02
LA 0-03 V (V+Ec)
LA 1-04 V (V+Ec)
LA 2-03 89 (+EEE)
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Sire: CH *B Kickadee Hill Spin
Doctor 3-03 90 (E+E) Dam: Kickadee Hill Jenna 5*M 3-03 85 (V+VV) |
2-00 223 1894 59/3.1% 52/2.7% in progress
Glory is a huge doe who simply exudes power. She is tall, deep, and wide, with a phenomenal udder. On appraisal day, the appraiser said that Glory would’ve easily scored a 90 but the linear appraisal rules state that first fresheners may not be scored 90. Glory has had a very exciting show career. She earned her dry leg as a kid, and then finished her permanent championship this year as a 2-year-old first freshener. Even more exciting than those Grand Champion wins were Glory’s two Best Udder in Show awards, as well as a Best Doe in Show award where Glory was the only first freshener in the lineup. Glory was 9 th place 2 year old at the 2004 National Show. What a glorious grand finale for her show year!
Kickadee Hill Fine Emerald
AS1220545 DOB: 3/6/02
LA 0-03 V (V++)
LA 1-04 V (VAV)
LA 2-03 89 (VEEE)
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Sire: CH *B Kickadee Hill Spin
Doctor 3-03 90 (E+E) Dam: Kickadee Hill Jade 5*M 4-03 87 (+EEE) |
2-00 247 2418 104/4.3% 68/2.8% in progress
Although Emerald meets breed standard, she is the smallest doe in our herd. As with Glory, the appraiser said that Emerald would’ve scored 90 if she were not a first freshener. Emerald has a very smooth front end, and a perfectly level rump. She is wide bodied without sacrificing dairyness. Emerald’s udder is very snug with a great area of attachment. She has plumb teats and the prettiest rear udder in the barn. Emerald’s level lactation, high components, sound structure, and cooperative attitude make her ideal for the working dairy.
Kickadee Hill Janey
AS1219704 DOB: 3/8/02
LA 0-03 V (VEcEc)
LA 1-04 V (V+Ec)
LA 2-03 88 (VEEE)
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Sire: CH *B Kickadee Hill Spin
Doctor 3-03 90 (E+E) Dam: Kickadee Hill Jorgina 4*M 2-03 85 (+VVE) |
2-00 238 1882 84/4.5% 57/3.0% in progress
Janey is by far the tallest and longest of the 2 year olds. She is one of those does who has the leggy look of a teenager at 2 years old, but will be massive as a mature doe. Janey has the highest butterfat/protein combination in our herd, and is a pleasure to milk by hand. Like her dam and grand-dam before her, Janey stands on excellent legs both front and rear, and has beautiful feet with perfectly shaped cloves, deep heels and tight toes. Janey’s udder is snug with a large area of attachment and a tight medial. Janey has 2 championship legs, and was 17 th place 2 year old at the 2004 National Show. This is a doe line that only improves with age.
Kickadee
Hill Sweet Lorraine
AS1223189 DOB: 4/16/02
LA 0-02 V (VVV)
LA 1-03 Ec (Ec+Ec)
LA 2-02 88 (+EEE)
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Sire: GCH +*B Des Ruhigestelle Eraser 4-01 90 (VEE) Dam: GCH Des Ruhigestelle Loreleah 3*M 6-03 91 (EEEV) |
2-00 181 1590 55/3.5% 45/2.8% in progress
Lorraine is a pretty bodied doe with depth and angularity. Her front end is smooth with front legs perfectly positioned under her withers. Lorraine’s rear legs are near ideal, and she has nicely shaped feet with tight toes. Lorraine has a beautiful rear udder that is both high and wide. She got off to a late start by kidding in May, so she was only out to one show, where she stood Reserve to Glory. Lorraine is bred to Clyde for a linebreeding on Loreleah.
Bred to Clyde Due 4/7/05 Kids $500
Kickadee Hill
Sweet Jolene
AS1259066 DOB: 3/13/03
LA 0-04 V (VVEc)
LA 1-03 88 (+EVE)
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Sire: CH McQuitty Farm Sweet Talkin Sid 2-04 91 (EEE) Dam: Kickadee Hill Joanna 5*M 1-03 86 (+VEV) |
1-01 201 1358 49/3.6% 43/3.2% in progress
Jolene is our first Sid daughter to freshen, and we couldn’t be more pleased. Jolene is an outstanding yearling. She is elegant and stylish as well as very correct. This year’s appraiser commented that Jolene’s udder is an E udder that will always be an E udder. Jolene earned her first championship leg this year as a milking yearling. She was unbeaten in her age class, was Grand Champion twice and Reserve Champion twice competing with all of our 2-year-olds. Jolene’s daughter by Wooly, Justina, earned her dry leg by winning a Best Junior Doe in Show award at only 6 weeks old. We expect great things from Jolene.
Bred to Wooly Due 4/6/05 Kids $600
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