- Deceased-
Alpha Casein: N/A
"Cora"
Please Read notes below in this page. Photos of Cora younger are from Agape's Prize.
Lineage:
Sire: SG Old Mountain Farm Meanar Quinn ++B (FS88 VVE )
-Sire's Sire: SG Old Mountain Farm Kaiden Quinn +*B FS88 (+EE )
- 2017 ADGA Premier Sire and Sire to the 1st Place get of sire
- Sire to the 2017 ADGA Reserve National Champion
-Sire's Dam: Painted Pepper RJ Mae Mae
Dam: SG Old Mountain Farm Tah-Dah! 2*M FS90 (VEVE)
- 2016 - VEVE 90 @ 9 years & 2 months
Dam's Sire: Old Mountain Farm Don Juan +*B FS85 (+VE )
- Had same dam as the 2005 AGS National Best Udder Doe
Dam's Dam: SG Denning Hill Michi Kasu 1*M FS89 (VEEV)
- Multiple Best of Breed and Best Udder awards in show career.
Scroll down for photos of:
immediate supportive relatives & achievements in performance.
performance
show history:
Junior Doe:
Never shown (Feral)
Senior Doe:
To be added?
linear appraisal:
| LAyear: | Age | height: | G.a. | dairy strength | body capacity | score: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -- | - | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
PROGENY
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extra information:
Horn status: Disbudded.
Eye color: Brown
Color: : Buckskin with moonspots
Height: Overheight.
LA: 20xx: FS (___)
Breeding History:
N/A
NOTE: Corazon happily found a home with us but was noticeably lame on her back right leg for reasons unknown. Sadly as the months progressed and she settled in, and after we bred her, we began to notice her struggle significantly with the cold on that leg, acting oddly, and she began to lose weight. We humanely euthanized the doe after she began to not be willing to stand and actually miscarried. Sadly we did not get anymore (younger) doe kids from her, but we are so thankful we had the opportunity of taking photography of her (as a dry doe) and owning the dam to our original foundation doe, Inky Squids Nessie. Nessie and her daughters have been significant improvements and became the strongest foundation of our herd.
CorazonQuinn was without a doubt also overheight, similar in size if not larger than my bucks (two being coded/obviously OH).
Pictured she's with a yearling buck (still decently large), who still needed to be uphill to reach her and breed successfully.
That being said I have yet to have any downstream progeny being OH.
