Madam is a super correct doe. She has an exceptional front end, being clean and dairy, is smoothly blended and has great angulation. She freshened with one of the prettiest rear udders that I've had in years. She is one of my own personal favorites!

Tease is a special doe. She is a dairy type doe with a very balanced frame. her udder has amazing attachments, with a high wide rear and long smooth fore. Along with good attachments it is very productive, too! Tease has had a limited show season placing 5th at Nationals and going BOB this summer at a couple of shows. The feature we like best is her ability to reproduce. She has one finished daughter to date and a beautiful doe kid!

Temptation came on as a 2nd freshener with a bang! She finished her championship wihin the first two shows and hasn't stopped. She exemplifies the type of animal we are breeding for. Temp has tons of general appearance, a long level topline and rump, with strong feet and legs along with an exceptional mammary system. Her National showing was a good one placing 2nd in the three year old class with 1st place udder, and she was also part of our first place dairy herd. We hope to thin her down a it and see what she can do in Madison.

Breathe has matured as a 2nd freshening 3 year old. She has an amazing topline and rump. Her udder is well attached and her fore udder is exceptionally long and smooth. Her body is smoothly blended and balanced throughout. Breathe was 12th place 3 year old at Nationals and was also part of our 1st place Senior Get of Sire. Her show season was strong placing in the upper part of her age division and getting a milking leg.

Inspiration was one of quads born to Nexus in 2013. She started out small but really caught up and has matured and developed into a deep bodied, powerful doe.

Amirah is a big, powerful doe with lots of bone and an extremely level topline and rump. Mia has proven to be a great producer and Amirah is just one more example!

Nadia bloomed with a 2nd freshening. She is an extremely tall doe with all kinds of general appearance. her best feature is her board level topline and strong feet and legs. We felt she would be quite competive at the National Show with her pretty frame and udder, but never realized she would win the 2 year old calss and be name Res. National Senior Champion. We are so proud of Nadia. She combines genetics from a great home bred sire and doe. Nadia had a great show season finishing her championship this summer.

Meadow is the last daughter of our beloved Marmalade. She is a first freshening 2 year old that excels in general appearance and smoothness of blending. She has excellent feet and legs and has a pretty mammary. Meadow needs another freshening to mature and fill out. We are excited to get her into the show ring next summer!!

Tears has a hard kidding this spring/summer. She snapped back better than we thought after all she went through, but did not have the amount of milk with a single birth needed to balance out her large frame. She is an extremely sizey doe and we feel it will take another freshening for her udder to match with her huge frame. She has a level topline and rump and at a quick glace you think she is Temptation. Her feet and legs are excellent and her mammary is high and wide. We are excited to have her freshen again to get her on our show string!!

Risque was a first freshener this spring. She kidded in March with a beautiful udder and is a productive doe in the milk department. She is easy going like her dam and is similar in type. We have not taken her to a show but feel with another year to mature she will bloom into a competitive doe. We wish all our does were as sweet as she is!

Tacori freshened this spring with a pretty udder being high and wide with a smooth fore and nice size teats that are properly placed. She is a stylish doe that is smoothly blended and wide throughout. Tacori was born a late summer kid and did not turn two until early summer. Even with being a young two year old Tacori has exceptional size for her age. We have only taken her out a couple of times this show season and she has placed in the top three both times. We are excited to see her freshen again and feel she will bloom into a very competitive doe.

Tressa is our last precious daughter of our Thyme. She has lots of general appearance, and is built very solidly. Her chest floor is very wide and it is carried back through to her hocks. She has a high wide rear udder and a smooth, well-attached fore udder. Her teats are of nice size and shape and are correctly placed. We feel Tressa and her sister, Trista, have the best mammary systems that we have ever produced. Tressa seemed to be a showstopper from the moment she was born. AT the 2004 National Show in Harrisburg, she was Reserve National Champion Recorded Grade Jr. Doe and went on to freshen the next spring with the type of udder you can only hope for.

She has continued on with her show success and has produced three lovely daughters in our herd with superb mammary systems. All of her milking daughters have finished their championships and we look forward to freshening her dry daughters. She deserves a gold medal for showing and producing daughters as good as, or better, than herself!

News Flash:  Tressa finally won Best Udder Recorded Grade at the 2011 National Show!!! This is certainly a well-deserved award, and a long time coming. Tressa's mammary system is truly something to behold, and hasnt' shown any signs of age whatsoever - not bad for a doe going on 12 years old! She's also still being named Best Doe in Show!

Surri is typical of our Solaris daughters. She has a lot of size and width throughout and her mammary system is the best yet. Her rear udder is picture perfect and she has excellent teat placement. Surri has lovely dairy character and strong bone structure with improved angulation over her near-perfect dam. Surri is one of the bes does to have freshened in our barn and due to poor judgment of our previous barn help, Surri will never be the same (udder damage). We love Surri somuch that we feel she will be a valuable member of our herd as a brood doe (Surri milks more from 1/2 an udder than most does milk from an entire udder!)

This year, Surri has increased milk production from the damaged half of her mammary system. We have high hopes that next year she will improve even more sot hat she can be shown and achieve the permanent champion status she so deserves.

We love Surri's doe kids this season, and her daughter was 1st place Intemediate kid at Nationals.