Jack FlashWe have high hopes for Jack as a sire for foundation stock. Jack is a Nubian from excellent milking lines, and adds a bit of “flash” with his beautifully marked coat. Originally developed in England, the Nubian goat has traditionally been used as a dual purpose breed for both milk and meat. Photos taken at two years. |
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Date of Birth |
Breed |
Registration |
Color & Markings |
| 4/17/2008 | Nubian | Nubian |
Red with black points;
Light roan overall; White and tan spots |
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| Happy Yet’s Flashy Pinkerton | |||
| Happy Yet’s Flashy Golddust | |||
| Happy Yet’s Gloria Dawn | |||
| SIRE LINE | RU Kiddin Me’s Oliver Golddust AGS# N-59962 | ADGA #N001464881 (PB Buck) |
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| Happy Yet’s Brave Heart | |||
| RU Kiddin Me’s Olivia Bright | |||
| Happy Yet’s Amy Bright | |||
Galloping Winds OT8 Jack Flash |
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| Quality-Farms Jobs Two Socks | |||
| Tiffany’s 2S BU3 Pepe Le Pew | |||
| Tiffany’s BV Bug | |||
| DAM LINE | Four Mile PT6 Tassie ADGA# N001431768 |
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| Buttercup Acres Tradeline | |||
| Buttercup Acres Ruby’s Taffy | |||
| Buttercup Acres Flashy Ruby | |||
APAP stands at Sugarplum Dairy as the market goat herd sire. AP arrived in July of 2009, and we look forward to his crop of kids from our Boer and Spanish does in March of 2010. AP is sired by KALR Almost Perfect 10 from Pat and Dawn Foster’s No Step Ranch in Sterling City, Texas. |
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Date of Birth |
Breed |
Registration |
Color & Markings |
| Boer |
Red with black points;
Light roan overall; White and tan spots |
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| SIRE LINE | KALR Almost Perfect 10ABGA# 10178152 | ||
AP |
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| DAM LINE | Boer doe | ||
