Twin Creeks TA Kaleidoscope for sale $250 ( blue eyes)   

        Died July 2007

 S: MCH Twin Creeks WB Fire  Storm  

 S: MCH Goodwood Weisbaden E      

 D: ARMCH Twin Creeks Mariri's Zinnia 4*D (National Champion 2002) 

 D: ARMCH Rosasharn's Eclipse 2*D 'E' 2005 National Champion at age 10     #1 for milk, butterfat and protein 2001

 S: ARMCH Goodwood Tom thumb +*S (2 X AGS National Champion Buck '97, '00)

 D: ARMCH Stonewall's Little Luli 

   This is a buck we are so very proud to own. His pedigree speaks for him in an excellent fashion. He has four National Championships in his immediate pedigree. Wow! He is very dairy with  excellent ribbing, sharp withers, great feet and legs, very wide  between the hocks- very angular. Also has a very nicely shaped and open escutcheon .  Anne and Margiana really had a hard time deciding whether to let us have him. They said he was one of the most dairy animals Firestorm had thrown. The ultimate compliment is having several well-known breeders use him. The 2006 AGS National Champion and Reserve National Champions were freshened by him. Several daughters  reside in the Tx Twincreeks herd.  He also has a son HighPoint Arnoth which was NDGA NAtional Champion Buck in 2008.
 

 S: MCH Doe-Sy-Doe FS Storm Warning

  S: MCH Twin Creeks WB Fire Storm

  D: MCH Doe-Sy-Doe's Honey Bun ( '02 AGS  Reserve National Champion)

 D: ARMCH Rosasharn's Unagi

  S: ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L

  D: ARMCH Rosasharn's Uni 3*D 'E'

  When I told Margiana and Anne of Rosaharn Farm what our breeding goals are and what traits we need in a Herd sire, they directed me to what they consider their best two does - Eclipse and Unagi. I spoke to Gary Whitehead and he just raved about Unagi - said he had tried to buy her at the Ohio AGS nationals. So we ordered a buck out of each of them to be picked up by Gary and Sandra at the 2005 AGS National Show. Turns out Eclipse won the National Show at 10 years old and Unagi delivered a couple of bucks just a short time before the show. Sandra bottle fed 'Beaut' for us and delivered them and a doe! What great folks and great luck for us.  'Beaut' has really developed into a very nice buck. With his background ,we are hoping he will throw very nice udders and strengths. Rosasharn has retained his brother and are breeding him to Eclipse this freshening. A very good testament to his potential. 

 S: Little Rascal's Lestat

 D: MCH Twin Creeks Effervesence

  We really love Effie's udder - it has those nice large milk-able teats and great capacity- plus her attachments have held up for a long time. Sandra says she is a dream to milk. So when she freshened with three bucks and a doe we asked which one we should take and Valerie said Henry was the most dairy of the three. He is also polled! His Sire Lestat has also proven to be an excellent teat buck - consistently throwing nice large milk-able teats. Lestat also throws very correct dairy animals. We hope Henry will throw the best of both parents - especially hope he will be pre-potent for large milk-able teats!!

 S: Piddlin Acres Kings Ransom

 D: Piddlin Acres Shanghai Noon

  Rocky was the first buck we bought. He comes from a great herd and sports a great pedigree. His dam is a daughter of Suzuki - one of the most influential does in the breed. Suzuki has held up very well at a very old age, has produced exceptionally well for Valerie and has several sons and daughters in very productive herds.

UPDATE - we are very pleased with Rocky's Daughter - HoneyCreek KR Ginger. She is the best looking doe we have raised so far.

 S: Sugar Creek NT Tight Wad *S

 D: MCH/GCH Sugar Creek PT Show Tunes 1*M EEEE 91

 When we were looking for does that excel in hand milking qualities, the name that came up the most was Cheryl Sugar of Sugar Creek Farm in Michigan. Cheryl has focused on hand milking her goats and has selected heavily for hand milking qualities for some time. She has won numerous show awards for best udder at large regional shows and National Shows.

 When we saw her herd online we ordered a buck from both Tunes and Silhouette. Silhouette did not cooperate - but Tunes kidded with triplets - two bucks and a doe. We are so very fortunate to get X-Box !! 

We used X-Box on almost all our herd last fall 2007 and we are so very pleased with the results. Lots of very correct animals and flashy to boot.

See a picture of his Dam ,Tunes at

http://www.angelfire.com/sc/sugarcreekfarm/sdoe.html

 S: Rosasharn FS Polaris * S

 D: Piddlin Acres CP Chiquita

  Chiquita has done well in her classes when we have shown her sporting  several blue and red ribbons. She was runner up for Best Udder Award at the 2007 Fort Worth Stock Show.  But the most important thing about her is - We love to milk Chiquita. She freshened with a very nice udder. It has very good attachments all the way around and is a very nice shape. But the thing we love is her teat size , butter soft udder and easily expressed milk. She literally milks in seconds. She also had very nice capacity for a first freshener - filling up a quart jar twice a day!!  With all those nice qualities and Polaris as the sire - we think we will keep this little guy . Chiquita's second and third udders were even better than the first.