Te-Iltcohe Truebless Susanna 2014 Heart of the Ozarks Dairy Goat Show Sr. Grand Champion Alpine Doe.
Shown on the left is Te-Iltcohe Truebless Susanna AA1549381 as a dry yearling at the 2011 Heart of the Ozarks Dairy Goat Show where she placed third. Susanna is sired by Mamm-Key Gent's Trueblood AA1458526 and out of PEARL VALLEY PRODIG BLESSING AA1386377. We are also excited by Susanna's recent 2nd place in the 4 year old Alpine doe class at the 2014 Missouri State Fair.
Te-Iltcohe Hilarious Fiodadh (3-25-15) began her show season with a Reserve Jr. Champion Alpine placing at the Tri-County Fair. She then went on to take Grand Champion Jr. Alpine doe honors at the 2015 Heart of the Ozarks Dairy Goat Show, Jr. Grand Champion in ring two of the 2015 Quad Show, Springfield Mo., and second place Jr. Alpine doe at the 2015 Tulsa State Fair.. She is sired by Sequoia Wood CC Sabathia and is the grand daughter of Te-Iltcohe Joyous Lalaith (also pictured on this page).
Fiodadh's herd mate, Te-Iltcohe Faithsprize Yavanna (3-2-15), took the Reserve Jr. Champion Alpine Doe honors at the 2015 Heart of the Ozarks Dairy goat Show. We have confidence that this lovely Shining-Moon Xrated Enterprize doe kid out of Waiilatpu HSAP Keep the Faith will continue to show well for us in the coming future.
Photos courtesy of the Heart of the Ozarks Dairy Goat Association.
Shown to the left is TE-ILTCOHE JOYOUS LALAITH A1507888. Lalaith is a daughter of HERBAL MAID TATE CHARLEMAGNE A1340408 and out of TE-ILTCOHE UNSPEAKABLE JOY A1425675. She was the 2010 Reserve Grand Champion Alpine doe at the 2010 Webster County Fair. A heavy milker, it was necessary to start milking Lalaith one month before she freshened as a two year old first kidder. Fresh on 4-19-12 with her third lactation, Lalaith, as of 5-17-12, was milking 15 1lbs/day and she continued pumping out the milk despite that summer's record high temperatures. She received her Star Milker status in 2013 at the Mo-Kan Show held in Sedalia, Mo. in a one day milk test held in conjunction with the show. 21 days fresh with 11.2 lbs and 6.1% butterfat. (She was not a happy camper and had dropped due to moving her to the milk out.)
Some of our favorite and best foundation does came from the Sarah B's Alpine herd and I would like to share this fine herd's contact information with those of you interested in good quality and productive Alpines for show or work. www.shepherdsgate.net. This herd is also where our entire foundation herd of Lamanchas originated. Thank you Coraleen and Mark Bunner of Pfeifer, Ks. for making available to us great goats like Netty and Splat.
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