Western Pearl Alpines

Bucks

Click on links below in the buck's pedigrees to see pictures of them, their dams,daughters and for more information. Scroll down to keep viewing reference bucks. Pearl Valley photos are courtesty of Pearl Valley Alpines

*B Pearl Valley Laredo Milagro 1/15/2007 Chamoise

Milagro's dam: GCH Pearl Valley Hi-Fi's Mandolay EX 93 EEEE

Sires Dam: GCH Pearl Valley Em's Lilac EX 93 EEEE

SS: GCH ++*B Sodium Oaks Yreka

Sire: +*B Pearl Valley Yreka Laredo -AI LA 2yr EX 90 VEE

(littermate to '04 spotlight sale buck, GCH Legacy)

SD: GCH Pearl Valley Em's Lilac

EX 93 EEEE (E head,shoulders,front legs, back, and rump!)

2-11 305 3650 2.8F 2.9P, 25 X milking BDIS

1st place aged doe, 1st udder, '05 ADGA Nat'l Show

*B Pearl Valley Laredo Milagro black legged silver chamoise

4 yr EX 90 EEE (E Shoulder Assembly, Back, rump, VG front & rear legs)

DS: +*B Kerstrat Magnificent Obsession (dam EX91)

Dam: GCH Pearl Valley Hi Fi's Mandolay

EX 93 EEEE (E shoulder Assembly, Front & rear legs, back, & rump

appraised EX 92 EEEE @ 4yrs, and 5 yrs as well.

Dam of multiple GCH, EX, including GCH Aroura EX93 EEEE2X,E front end)

1-10 305 3230 2.8F 2.8P

DD: GCHSuperstition-Mtn. Hi Fidelity

EX 91 EEEE, 7x BDIS, many EX GCH dau.

When at the Albq., NM show this year, we were beaten by one of Milagro's beautiful 2yr. old daughters, who ended up going BDIS in both rings. When I found out Milagro was going to be available, I jumped right on it, and brought him home.

He's Beautiful! Uphill, Extremely level, with a wide rump that carries down to a wide escutcheon, and a wide rear leg set. Very angular butthere is no hockiness in this boy. He stands on excellent feet and legs, and appraised EXCELLENT(!!!!) in frontend this year. In body he really takes after his dam Mandolay pictured above, which is what I washoping for,but seems to be throwingLilac type mammary systems. What more could I want??

So far he hasimproved feet and legs andbodies with much length. Mammary systems were improved all around, with very extended smooth fores, and great, improved teat placement,not to mention great Lilac/Carrera type rear udders.

When considering breeding my herd this year, I had several sires available, and considered multiple A.I.'s, but just couldn't pass up breeding the entire herd to Milagro. Shoulder assemblies don't look like this very much anymore, nor torear ends, or rumps for that matter. He himself is linebred on extreme correctness and consistency. I could write for days and show pictures of the kind of does surrounding this buck that I think are uniquely correct. His sire is proven, his genetic full brother sired the '10 Nat'l RGCH, Cantata, and his dam is proven.

So,being four already, the whole herd went to Milagro, a strong linebreeding. I think he will cross great with the Kinfolk kids, and I anxiously await these kids in the spring!

Milagro's Maternal 1/2 sister GCH Aroura EX 93 EEEE(2X)

Milagro's Maternal 1/2 brother, *B Pearl Valley Golden Methuselah 1yr VG 88

Pearl Valley Laredo Nakuru LA1yr 89 VEEE

Milagro's Paternal 1/2 sister

Reference Bucks:

Hoach's RHRS Kazaa Kinfolk

Kinfolk's dam: GCH Brant's Kazaa

Kinfolk's Sire's Dam: GCH Redwood Hills F Sebastinne EX93 EEEE

Also Quint's paternal 1/2 sister, see below

SS: *B Willow Run Wonder Revolution

(last son of Rishona, EX92 EEEE, 4 X Nat'l GCH)

Sire: *B Redwood Hills Revolution Speed

SD: GCH Redwood Hills F Sebastienne EX93 EEEE,

'07 nat'l 2nd, 2nd U 3yr. old

3-11 30539103.31282.7106 TOP TEN

Hoach's RHRS Kazaa Kinfolk

SD: Hoach's Lyric Lucky

Dam: GCH Brant's Kazaa

DD: Brant's Karbon

Kinfolk is the largest yearling buck I have ever seen. Very high withered and stylish, he also excells in length of body, and he has theexcellent bone coupled with dairiness. His feet and legs point straight, and areextremely angular, the best feet and legs I have ever seen on an alpine buck.

His sire, Speed, is becoming one of the more sought after bucks of the time. His dam Sebastienne appraised 93 EEEE, milked top ten, and placed over national champions before her unfourtunate death. Speed's Sire, Revolution, is the last son of the great Rishona, (4x's Nat'l GCH) and is the sire of *B Shining Moon X-rated, a buck that is taking the nation by storm, already siring multiple National class toppers. The X-rated cross is very similar to mixing Quint and Kinfolk, somethingI am excited to do.

His Dam Kazaa needs little introduction. Though never shown at nationals, she has won all over California, placing over national GCH's. She has an extremely correct, stylish udder and strong feet and legs still at eight. Her Pasterns are the shortest I have ever seen. I could go on and on about this doe.

I am indebted to Jonathan Bland for letting me use such a fine sire. The link above is to Jonathan's Pearl Valley Website, and includes pictures of Kinfolk's relatives. He isthe sire of our entire 2011 crop of doe kids.

*B Shining Moon Quintessential

GCH Shining Moon Sine Qua Non EX 93 EEEE

2009Nat'l Res.GCH & Res Best Udder

Quint's Dam

SS: ++*B Milar Farm Royal Image

Sire: ++*B Tempo Aquila Freelance EX91 EEE

SD: GCH Des-Ruhigestelle Free Thinker

*B Shining Moon Quintessential

DS: ++*B Qu'Appelle V Ember

Dam:GCH Shining Moon Sine Qua Non

'09 Res nat'l GCH, EX93 EEEE

4-11 290 3530 3.0 107 3.3 118 (Top Ten 2009: #4 Protein)

DD: GCH Shining Moon JR Kuma Sutra

EX92 EEEE

Quint is another buck that I am about equally as excited to use as Kinfolk, or Speed. He is a very dairy, angular, sharp, long bodied buck. His first daughters are very angular, showing extremes in length, and a very "V'd" shape looking over the top.

His Sire Freelance needs no introduction, as he is probably the most sought after alpine buck in the last 15 years. He has sired many top ten, Nat'l topping, and Ex appraising animals, including two EX93's that I know of.

His dam, Sine, is a massive doe, who was Res. Nat'l GCH,milked Top Ten, and Appraised EX93 EEEE. She is also the dam of *BShining Moon X-rated, a hot buck who has everybody in a frenzy!

Quint is the sire of our Ferrari.

*B Pearl Valley Lass Aswan

*B Pearl Valley Lass Aswan VG 88 VVV @ 1 yr.

GCH Pearl Valley Jayhawk Aroura, EX 93 EEEE 2 X,Aswan's Dam

SS: Hoach's Alexander

Sire: *B Pearl Valley HA Lassiter VG88

SD: GCH Forever Squeeze Liaison Lekili EX 92 EEEE

*B Pearl Valley Lass AswanBroken Chamoise VG 88 VVV @ 1 yr.

DS: *B Desert Magnolia Jayhawk (DamEX90&TopTen)

Dam: GCH Pearl Valley Jayhawk Aroura EX93 EEEE 2 X

DD: GCH Pearl Valley Hi-Fi's Mandolay EX93 EEEE

Aswan's pedigree is full of the "best of the best" of the Pearl Valley Mandolay dam line. He has his sire's wide rump, and his dam's elegant body. He stands on good feet and legs, and has excellent angulation which he has thrown in his offspring.His first daughters fresh have beautiful udders with small, shapely teats. Aswan is the sire of Corvette, dam of Stingray.

*B Pearl Valley HA Lassiter

*B Pearl Valley HA Lassiter VG 88VEV @ 2

SS: ++*B Sand Dance HLS Rico Suave

Sire: Hoach's SRS Alexander

SD: CH Barenwolts Acapella

*B Pearl Valley HA Lassiter Dark Chamoise

DS: *B Pearl Valley Lifetime Liaison

Dam: GCH Forever Squeeze Liaison Lekili EX92 EEEE

DD: CHPearl Valley Goldenrod Larkin EX90 VEVE

Lassiter wass a very special buck to me as him and Lexus were the only twoanimals I have has access to out of the beautiful GCH Lekili who was sold to the Larsons of Harmody alpines. GCH Lekili, her dam CH Larkin, her dam GCH Mandolay, and her dam GCH Hi-fi are a dam line that is extremelyconsistent for correct front ends, and extremely wide rumps and perfect rear leg sets. Lekili has been 2 X top ten at nationals. She has a perfect balance between bone and dairyiness, and has very correct feet and legs. Her udder is beautiful, and is what I am breeding for when it comes to wide rear ends and correct front ends. She has other bucks doing good things as well. She is pictured below.

His Sire, Alexander is a relatively unused buck. He has a beautifully uddered daughter in the Pearl Valley herd. His dam is one of my all time favorite does, milking 17 pounds a day and being extremely dairy with a beautiful udder.

Lassiter himself was a beautiful buck before he unfourtunately died of bloat this summer (2010). He had a very correct front end, was extreme in length, and width of rump with excellent feet and legs, which he has thrown to his progeny. One beautiful daughter, Nigeria isa favorite of mine. Hewill be used A.I. in our herd next year. I think the line breeding on Lekili has great potential.