GCH Willow Run VQ Effervescence 2*M AS1230244
2/12/02           AR 50

Show Wins:
2005 NEODGA-GCH
2005 Kentucky State Fair- GCH, BOB, BDIS
2006 ADGA Nat’l Show-member 2nd pl Dairy Herd
2008 -1 X GCH, 1 X BOB, 1 XBDIS, 1 X Res. Ch

DS:++*B Windsor-Manor WMT Dream Maker
             AR 49 ST 50 3-03 90 (VEE)


DAM:Willow Run Dream Jacuzzi 1*M
            AR 49 ST 50 CL 43
DD:Good-Luck-Farm Jessi
      1996 ADGA National Jr. Champion

Effy is a doe who was slower to mature and often took a back seat in the show ring to some of our previously owned stars like GCH

Efferevescence's dam , Jacuzzi.

McQuitty-Farm Alieza or GCH Willow Run Dream Maker Alma (2006 ADGA Res. Nat’l GCH & RBU). As a 6 year old she has outlasted her previous herd mates, developed beautifully and earned her own “star” status. She is extremely long framed, level and correct in feet and legs. Her uphill appearance, statuesque ring presence and angularity create a style that is noticed by everyone. Although Effy does have larger, cleanly delineated teats her udder is well attached, properly shaped with soft texture. She is an actual descendant of our original “A” line but a name change in the early 90’s prevent most people from knowing that. She has become a farm favorite and craves attention. She is also very prolific and her offspring typically look like her with that style that any breeder would admire which is no surprise given the depth of her pedigree. Efferevescence pass on 3-09.

McQuitty-Farm KHSD Amorita AS1365989
3/9/06

Show Wins:
2006 ADGA Nationals- 6th place Intermediate kid
2008-2 X 3rd, 1 X 4th

SS:++*B SG Colquitt’s Wolfman Jack
      AR 1998 ST 2002
S:GCH +*B Kickadee-Hill Spin Doctor
      AR 2004 LA 2005, 2004, 2003
SD:SGCH Des-R uhigestelle Loraleah 3*M
      ST 2002 LA 2002, 2001, 2000

DS:3-M-Farms Louie
D:GCH McQuitty-Farm Alieza 2*M
     Life: 443 4150 152 3.7% 109 2.6%
     2003 ADGA Nationals 4th pl 3 year old
     2004 ADGA Nationals 6th pl 4 year old
DD:GCH McQuitty-Farm Allessio 1*M
     AR 2000
2000 ADGA Nationals 4th pl 4 year old

Amorita is a carbon copy of her beautiful dam Alieza so it’s no wonder why our expectations are high for this doe. She is long, smoothly blended and wide throughout. We also appreciate her uphill stature and beautiful head and breed characteristics. Her udder is well balanced and strongly supported with perfect placement and size of teats (aunt Di would not agree!!!). As a large first freshening two year old her udder could be more capacious but Marilyn Grossman says this is a typical trait of the Spin Doctor daughters. She adds that we should sit back be patient because it’s always worth the wait. We have retained Amorita’s 2008 doe kid as a herd replacement and her 2008 buckling, McQuitty-Farm That’s Amore‘, is now a herd sire at Lady-K farm. Amorita will be bred to Loughlin’s Talut Chill Out and kids are $600.

*B CH (pend) Willow Run Kamehameha Arizona AS1292143

       4/13/04

2008 Show Wins:

SS:*B Willow Run McBain Braveheart

       ETA 52 50 1-02 86 (VV+)

S:*B Willow Run Brave Kamehameha

SD:GCH McQuitty-Farm Aloha 1*M

& nbsp;    3-01 90 (VEEE) PTI 175 203

     Life 1023 9860 2.6% 255 2.6 253

     2000 ADGA Nat’l 1^st place 2 year old

     2001 ADGA Nat’l 1^st place 3 year old, NATL GCH & BU

     2002 ADGA Nat’l 1^st place 4 year old, NATL GCH & BU

DS:++B Windsor-Manor WMT Dream Maker

          FS 90 (VEE) PTI 97 112

         Sire of the 2000 ADGA National GCH & BU

D:GCH Willow Run Dreammaker Arlene 2*M

       FS 92 (EEEE)

DD:Willow Run Visionquest Anneka 1*M

When Arizona was born I took him home from Willow Run because I saw great potential in what he could bring to our breeding program. We sold him shortly thereafter because we had very stressful lives at the time and too many goats but I never forgot about him. After using Snicker for a few breeding season I e-mailed Laura and asked her if we could trade and she gladly accepted. I wasn’t sure what to expect because I hadn’t seen him in 3 years but Laura assured me he was big, sound and very fancy. When we first acquired him I knew she was right! He was so impressive I went back on my word that I would never show a buck again. At his only show this year Arizona was GCH, BOB & BBIS in all 3 rings and finished his championship! He is extremely tall fronted, smooth and level and these are traits that he passes on to his offspring. His daughters are also long bodied, strong boned with globular shaped udders and nicely shaped teats. Someone said that he looked like a thoroughbred prancing around the ring which is exactly what I think his dam and aunt, GCH Willow Run Dreammaker Alma, look like! We are using Arizona heavily this fall and are anxious about the impact he could make here. We would like to thank the Warner family of Fox-Trot Dairy Goats for entrusting us with Arizona!

Arizona daughter ~~Fox Trot WRA Tiara

Willow-Run BBIW Egret AS1298923
2/26/04

SS:++*B View Ridge Running Bear
       AR 1995 ST 1996 CL1981
S:*B Willow Run RB Barbritinwoods
SD:Willow Run Juergen Brit 1*M
       AR 2000     LA 2001

D:GCH Willow Run VQ Effervescence 2*M

Willow Run Juergen Brit 1*M

Egret resembles her dam in many respects being long, level and stylish with more depth of udder. Her mammary system is capacious, well attached and her teats are more proper in size than her dams. When she came to us in May of 08 she had milking for two years continually and was still producing around 8#’s a day. We felt she had earned a longer break than the rest of the herd and so we dried her off in early June. We are excited to see what’s in store for Egret when she is in full bloom. The sires side of her pedigree brings some exciting opportunities for us to explore.

McQuitty-Farm Betty Davis Eyes AS1436420
3/4/08

S:Tres Amigo DIV Snicker

D:McQuitty-Farm J Evita

Tres Amigo DIV Snicker

Betty had a rough start this year but has really blossomed lately and is developing nicely. She is similar to her dam being stylish and uphill but is cleaner throughout.