Angelina is a young doe that we see a world of promise in as she is the mirror image of her dam at this age. Knowing how her dam was as a first freshening yearling, the decision was made to leave her a dry yearling and give her time to mature. She is long smooth and dairy and a little pistol of doe in the show ring which definitely effected how she was placed when shown.
Mine is the daughter of my beloved Elsa. I knew she was a keeper from the moment I saw her head. Being born on Valentine's Day I couldn't resist naming her after a candy heart saying. As a kid she is showing me every area of improvement I could ask for with a longer leaner neck, sharper in the withers, and a very correct set to her feet and legs. While keeping Elsa's width from head to rump, high wide open escutcheon, flat open ribbing, and depth into the barrel.
In 2024 she was shown 3 times
Wi State fair she was 4th of 19 kids
Bluff Country Show
- Ring 1 she was 2nd to her herd mate that went on to be best jr doe in show.
- In Ring 2 she was best of breed.
Sophia I'll admit is my guilty pleasure keep of this years kids. I originally only planned to keep 2 doe kids in 2024. She just kept catching my eye in the youngest kid pen. She is a beautiful uphill kid, with a long wide level rump, open flat ribbing, increasing depth into the rear barrel. To go with the correct set of feet and legs with wide open escutcheon's her sire is stamping on his kids.
She was shown in 5 rings and was reserve champion in 2 of the rings.
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