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Ponders End Berry Royale RETIRED |
Berry has always been my favorite and she has not disappointed me. Her subsequent freshenings has provided more capacity and she is a dream to milk. She does need more height to her rear udder and longer, more defined teats. She is a spoiled and much loved goat here at Happy Tailz. Berry's age is catching up to her and so I have decided to retire her, no more babies, she will live out the rest of her life relaxing and chewing her cud and being a much spoiled doe!
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Happy Tailz Zip Royal Star
1x Junior Reserve Grand Champion 2X Grand Champion Dry Doe-NDGA RETIRED |
Please excuse this photo, she is not dippy in the chine as it looks but allot was going on at the show grounds and she was ready to take flight<G> and her front legs was not set right, ,but even still you can still see her levelness of rump, nice rear leg set and the wide openness of between her hocks. This pretty little doe is long, deep and angular. Her first freshening udder is small but is high in the rear. She could use stronger medial. She has nice teats and is a dream to milk. This is an old picture of this doe, she has matured with much more depth of body. I call Royal Star my tank! I just love this doe!
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Happy Tailz Zip Sun T <> |
This is a terrible picture of a very very pretty correct doe, her rump is level and she is not dippy in the chine at all. SunT freshened with a nice udder although I would like to see it higher in the rear. She was milking 3#'s a day as a first freshner, but I did not weigh her milk as a second freshener as I didn't have a scale, but that will change for next year's freshenings! Her teats are nice and long and have great orifices, and her udder is buttery soft. She is not hocky either, but she knew something was up when we were trying to get her set up<G> Would like to see better division between the halves.
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Hey don't ask about her name my daughter named her<G>LOL!!! Her udder is buttery soft, and milks down to nothing. It's a very nicely shaped udder, with 1/3 showing in the front, 1/3rd in the middle and a 1/3rd behind her leg. It is fairly high in the rear, but I would like to see a smoother forudder and a greater area of attachment. Queto went to her first show as a first freshner and I'm extremely pleased with the outcome. She placed in the top of her class every time. She took a couple of 1st and 2nd places. Way to go Queto! Now if she would only give me a doe kid! This year she gave quad bucks!
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Whisper Cottony Soft 2*D, 1*M
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