SENIOR DOES
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Drewem C Sophisticated Lady 2*M
DOB: 1/17/2024 (CM N/N by parentage)
Dam: GCH Gotta B Kid N SweetGeorgaBrown 1*M (4xGCH 4xBOB 2xBIS)
DD: Gotta B Kid N Ossetra VEVE89
DS: Castle Rock Pineapple Express +*B
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Sire: GCH Phoenix Farm Castiel *B 2xBBIS
SD: SGCH Phoenix Farm Summer Bird 4*M EEEE91
SS: Castle Rock Iceberg +*B
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002352033
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Uhhhh WOW! Which is what I’ve been saying about this doe since the day she freshened. Not all FF come out of the gate like this, but it sure is exciting when they do! Lady is a “true” yearling, pictured at only 14mo old and she shows a lovely amount of maturity in both her body and her (incredibly correct) mammary. What's not to like about her?? Lovely front end, feet and legs, length of bone, strength of topline, sharpness, and the list goes on! Her dam is one of my favorites, and certainly probably my best uddered doe in my herd, GCH Gotta B Kid N SweetGeorgaBrown *M (2xBIS). When planning the cross that made Lady (and her sister Moonie), I had one goal in mind. Add size/scale/length of bone, and DON’T hurt the udder! Castiel hit the nail on the head and did JUST that!! I’m so excited about this young doe and her future in my herd!!
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Drewem CC Weeping Willow
(1xGCH)
DOB: 12/29/23
Dam: GCH Gotta B Kid N Juniper *M (3xGCH 3xBOB 3xBIS)
DD: Gotta B Kid N Jessica Jones
DS: Dragonfly SOL Rhaegal
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Sire: Lilly Hill WH Charcoal Cloak *B
SD: Winning Streak EB Kiwi 3*M VEEV89
SS: Hidden Hills Water Hawthorne *B
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002350943
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"Willow" is a super striking young doe who has had my attention since she was born. She is elegant and strong, flat-boned, and has a beautiful front end. She also stands atop a really lovely and upright set of feet/legs. She is long bodied with a strong back. Just lots of balance and STYLE in this doe! Her dam was here with us on lease last year and was a huge favorite with a stunning mammary!
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Now that Willow has freshened all I can say is WOW!! This doe is so close to my ideal yearling milker, I am just absolutely enamored with her. Does she have the most milk I’ve seen on a yearling? No, she certainly doesn’t. BUT, she has more than enough attachment and overall structure to that udder that it will hold up to a lifetime of lactations and increasing production/capacity with each subsequent freshening. And that matters!
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Besides a stunning mammary that I can’t wait to watch mature, Willow also boasts some really impressive general appearance and frame size for a doe of her age (late Dec kid). She is mature and smoothly blended without a shred of excess fleshing. She is wide, strong, and flat, without losing any sharpness or femininity. She is square on all four legs, well angulated in the rear, and stands on superb feet. I don’t think I could ask for more!
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To add to everything I already love about her, she also has a gorgeous head, which isn’t something I talk about much in my goats, but I really am a stickler for a good, strong yet sculpted, and balanced head. And she has it.
Willow gifted us with triplet does this year, and what a wonderful gift that was! One is here with me and the two others found themselves with a couple of my best friends here in FL. I’m glad they didn’t go too far!
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Lily Hill WH Nympheas 3*M
DOB: 1/21/23
Dam: GCH Winning Streak EB Lilly 2*M (4xGCH 3xBOB 2xBIS)
DD: GCH Wood Bridge Farm Pippin Alice 1*M
DS: Phoenix Farm Exotic Bird +*B
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Sire: Hidden Hills Water Hawthorne *B
SD: GCH Hidden Hills HB River Blossom 8*M EEEE92
SS: Hidden Hills Chase the Legend *B ( littermate brother to GCH Hidden Hills Natural Mystic 7*M EEEE92 2023 ADGA National Total Performer!)
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002281898
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Fae is the full younger sister to Fleur, and I’ll save you my spiel on how I feel about Fleur, because if you know, you know. They are near clones of each other, and color-wise the only difference is Fae’s blue eyes. From a distance you absolutely can not tell the difference between the two. I love to see that type of consistency in a repeat cross!
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I could go on and on and on about Fae. I could talk about how she’s everything I want my FF to be and more. I could talk about how she is the perfect amount of mature for her age in both body and mammary. I could talk about how her udder is ridiculously close to my vision of “perfect”. I could talk about how easy it was for me to decide to keep her son, Drewem RB Easy on the Eyes, as my new junior herdsire. I could talk about how she is an exceptionally balanced doe across the entirety of the ADGA Scorecard. I could talk about this doe forever, but instead I will let the photos do the talking.
Drewem MG Mon Cheri
(1xGCH 1xBIS)
DOB: 7/1/23
Dam: Lily Hill WH Fleur-de-Lis 3*M (1xGCH)
DD: GCH Winning Streak EB Lilly 2*M (2xBIS)
DS: Hidden Hills Water Hawthorne *B
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Sire: GCH Gypsy Moon MP Mardi Gras *B (Sire to many BIS daughters!)
SD: Winning Streak CM Dazzlin Diva 7*M (FULL Sister to GCH Winning Streak CM Darlin Diva 7*M EX91)
SS: Winning Streak EB Masterpiece *B (Littermate brother to GCH Winning Streak EB Perfection 6*M EX91)
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002328782
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"Cherry" is out of my absolute favorite yearling FF from the 2023 season, Fleur. Fleur blessed me with two absolutely stunning doe kids, both of which I retained. And boy am I glad that I did! Cherry is so striking, long, level, smooth. I just love to watch her move.
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Cherry is my “next year” goat. There is so much to love about this young doe, I could sit here and talk endlessly about her. She is a doe that certainly looks best off of a collar, something we need to work on if she’s going to make it into the ring as a 2nd freshener! While I won’t sit here and bore you with an entire write-up about each and every inch of her, I can’t end this without talking about the correctness of this doe’s front end. Particularly in the foreleg placement directly under the center of the withers, and her strong, yet not overdone, brisket extension. She has an unfortunate white stripe going directly up the front of her brisket, which you can see if you look closely in her profile shot. It can take away the appearance of some extension, but she has enough regardless that it’s easy to look past. She also has a seamless neck tie-in to her sharp withers, as well as a neck that comes out of her front end very appropriately, creating a really effortless and natural high-headedness as she walks about. When earning her junior leg (and BIS) under the incredibly respected judge Karen Smith, she remarked that Cherry had THE most correct front end assembly in the entire show.
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Cherry had a stunning litter of triplets on Valentine’s Day this year (2025), and with a KNOCKOUT FF mammary to boot!! I can't wait to freshen this girl for a second time and get her back into the ring!
Lily Hill WH Fleur-De-Lis 3*M VG88 @ 2yo
(1xGCH)
DOB: 2/19/2022
Dam: GCH Winning Streak EB Lilly 2*M (4xGCH 3xBOB 2xBIS)
DD: GCH Wood Bridge Farm Pippin Alice 1*M
DS: Phoenix Farm Exotic Bird +*B (2024 ADGA National Premier sire!)
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Sire: Hidden Hills Water Hawthorne *B
SD: GCH Hidden Hills HB River Blossom 8*M EEEE91
SS: Hidden Hills Chase the Legend *B ( littermate brother to GCH Hidden Hills Natural Mystic 7*M EEEE92 2023 ADGA National Total Performer!)
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002231054
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Being as extremely critical as I am can make it hard to find additions to build our herd, but this doe required NO second thought! She exudes dairy strength throughout, with a long lean neck, long and flat bone pattern, the softest dairy skin with no excess fleshing to be found. She couples all this with a beautiful set of feet and legs and lovely depth of body for her size and age. Fleur freshened for the first time with what I would consider my ideal FF mammary system. Wide, high, attached, beautiful teat size and placement, lovely rounded arch, balanced from both the side and rear, perfectly milkable texture, and a wide, full, and smoothly blended foreudder. Should I go on? Haha. But I think I get the point across that this is one of the nicest FF mammary's I've encountered. Fleur has been an amazing mom to her two DOE kids that I of course retained. She wins the #1 FF award!
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Fleur was 1st place yearling milker both times she entered the ring (2023) and the judges just swooned over her, mentioning that she will be a force to be reckened with as she ages. I couldn't agree more!
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Unfortunately Fleur freshened 2 weeks early in 2024 (her 2F), and never really came into a normal lactation. She wasn't shown at all but I am hopeful for her 3yo year!
Drewem TRD Magic Bean 9*M
Drewem C Fly Me To The Moon
(1xRsGCH) (CM N/N by parentage)
DOB: 1/17/2024
Dam: GCH Gotta B Kid N SweetGeorgaBrown 1*M (4xGCH 4xBOB 2xBIS)
DD: Gotta B Kid N Ossetra VEVE89
DS: Castle Rock Pineapple Express +*B
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Sire: GCH Phoenix Farm Castiel *B 2xBBIS
SD: SGCH Phoenix Farm Summer Bird 4*M EEEE91
SS: Castle Rock Iceberg +*B
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002352034
"Moonie" or Moonpie, depending on the day, followed my typical expectations of the Jr "funks" that her sire's side tends to go through. I am all too familiar with this coming from years of working with Exotic Bird and his offspring, whom is the littermate to Castiel. Nevertheless, I know it is imperative to be patient with these gentics, and the end result is always SO rewarding!! I did this cross to specifically add size, scale, height (at the wither, she needed NO help in RUH haha!), and length of bone to my compact little Georgia. And I think its safe to say that it worked! Just look at those long legs, beautiful stature, and just overall growthy frame size! This breeding worked! Now comes the hard part...patiently waiting for her to freshen with an udder as drop dead GORGEOUS as her dam!
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Moonie kidded in June as a yearling FF with a STUNNING FF mammary. Unfortunately with Nationals shortly after she freshened she was dried up rather quickly. But wow, was it a beautiful udder. It had capacity, production, a strong medial, attachement out the wazoo, height, a smooth fore, and near perfect teat placement. What more is there to ask for??? Nothing that I can think of!​
Drewem TRD Sephora
(1xGCH)
DOB: 2/26/2024
Dam: GCH Winning Streak FF Maybelline 6*M EEEV89 (2xBIS)
DD: GCH Winning Streak EOT Amazing 5*M EEEE91
DS: Pixie Hollow NF Fix-it-Felix *B
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Sire: GCH Hilltown Meadows The Real Deal *B (3xGCH 3xBOB 1xBIS)
SD: GCH Wood Bridge Farm Arabella 1*M EX91 (1xBIS - littermate sister to GCH WBF Unpresidented EEEE93!)
SS: GCH Wood Bridge Farm Unbound Merit *B VVV89
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D002371517
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Finally some pictures that do Sophie some justice! She is an incredibly stylish young doe, which I’m seeing SO consistently in all of my Dealer offspring. Sophie is a granddaughter of my all time heart goat from my years working at WS, Amazing. I’m seeing LOTS of similarities between Sophie and her maternal aunt Marvelous when she was this age, and who has now been scored EEEE92 twice!
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Going hand in hand with her undeniable style, Sophie exudes general appearance from any angle you look at her. Beautiful front end that she uses with ease, lovely feet and legs, and a strong, straight back. She only gets better when you put your hands on her! She earned her junior leg her first time off the farm at our competitive State Fair, over nearly 60 other junior does! She kidded for the first time with a single kid and a very small but very correct mammary system. I look forward to her 2F with hopefully more kids and production!
Drewem BM Apolline
(1xGCH)
DOB: 2/28/2024
Dam: Lily Hill WH Fleur-de-Lis 3*M (1xGCH)
DD: GCH Winning Streak EB Lilly 2*M (2xBIS)
DS: Hidden Hills Water Hawthorne *B
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Sire: Top Shelf J Best Man *B
SD: GCH Top Shelf SMR She's the Best 1*M EX90 (3xGCH 2xBOB 1xBIS)
SS: Gotta B Kid N Justify
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https://genetics.adga.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=D00237042
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What’s not to like about Polly? She’s elegant, dairy, long boned, appropriately mature and capacious for her age/size, angular throughout, has an uber-promising escutcheon, and most importantly, is sweet as pie. She is a combination of two of my herd favorites, and I seriously can’t wait to see an udder on this one!​ Polly decided to get her Jr show career out of the way rather quickly by earning her dry leg in the first ring she ever stepped into, over 53 other junior does! As a jr kid (0-4mo) no less! I just love this little nugget!
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Unfortunately Polly kidded 3 weeks early with quads for her first freshening and never really came into normal milk. We will try again for her 2F!