SGCH ONE*OAK*HILL TWEED JRUPENT      L1155980

01/22/2000    Brown and white

2003 National Best LaMancha Udder in Show

Winterwood's The Medicine Man ++*B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Mac Tumble Weed +B

GCH One*Oak*Hill Harlequin Tullia 1*M

Winterwood's The Medicine Man ++*B

DAM:   One*Oak*Hill Mac Jarupa 1*M

One*Oak*Hill Harlequin Juniper

Jrupent is a very flashy, eye-catching doe that oozes of style, and is the type of animal that stands out in the crowd.  She is a tall doe with a long, level topline and a large, deep frame.  Her mammary system is awesome, having a perfect fore that is extremely long, and a very high rear udder.  Jrupent was undefeated as a yearling and came on just as strong as a 2 yr. old, finishing her championship and placing 6th at the Nationals in Pueblo.  Just when we thought she couldn't do any better, Jrupent came out in 2003 and topped the 3 yr. old class of 60 in Des Moines, and won Best LaMancha Udder in Show!  She was also part of the 1st place Sr. Get of Sire.  Her season in 2004 was also strong, placing 5th at the Nationals (we truly thought she deserved better) and numerous Best of Breed, Best in Show and Best Udder in Show awards.  Jrupent appraised EEEE 92 on her linear scores a couple days after the Nationals in 2004.  She was only shown a limited number of times in 2005 due to an udder inflammation, and still garnered several Best of Breed wins.  We hoped to have a doe kid from Jrup this past spring, but lost all her kids the night she freshened (my dad was taken to the emergency room that same night).  Jrupent is a healthy old girl, and we hope to have another kidding next spring!

Jrupent x Up-Buck

CH ONE*OAK*HILL HARLEQUIN JAZZ      L1087753

04/24/1998    Brown and white

Me's-Ranch Dutch Harlequin ++*B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Harlequin +*B

The Elm*Glen Tribute Julindy 1*M

Winterwood's The Medicine Man ++*B

DAM:   CH One*Oak*Hill Medicine Java

Elm*Glen Harlequin Juno

Jazz is a deep bodied, dairy type doe, that is as tough as nails.  She has a very correct front end and awesome shoulder assembly.  Her mammary system is capacious and well attached, with properly placed teats of the correct size and shape.  Jazz had a slow start to her show season in 2004 after a leg injury.  The injury was bad enough that we scratched her at the Nationals and thought of retiring her, but after some good advice and some pampering, she was back on the show string in less than a month.  Jazz went on to finish the season with a bang!  In 2005, at 7 yrs. old, she looked and had shown as well as ever with several Grand Champion and Best of Breed wins.  Jazz came out last year at age 8 and was 3rd in the Sr. Aged Doe class at the Nationals, and was her usual competitive self.  She has a permanent linear score of EEEE 92.  Along with showing well, Jazz is a good brood doe; one of her 2003 daughters sold in the Spotlight sale for over $3,000 and several others are working on show careers in other herds.  We are very excited about her daughter, Jada, out of Tirade.  She has the qualities of her dam, but even taller and longer.  She has shown exceptionally well as a yearling milker, needing only one more leg to finish.  Jazz took the year off in 2007, but we are looking forward to freshening her in 2008.

Jazz x Cyclone

CH AUTUMN-ACRES CYCAS JAMICA      L1192521

03/01/2001    Chamoisee

Becca's Hesston *B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Hesston Cycas *B

One*Oak*Hill Tweed Carillon

One*Oak*Hill Mac Tumble Weed +*B

DAM:   CH One*Oak*Hill Tweed Jostle

One*Oak*Hill Medicine Jabber

Jamica is a special doe to us.  She is my son Tyler's showmanship doe, and is just an easy type doe to have around.  Jamica is a smoothly blended doe, with tremendous width from her chest to her hocks and has an incredible wide, flat rump.  She has strong feet and legs with correct overall body conformation.  Her mammary system is nicely attached both fore and rear with excellent size and placement of teats.  Jamica finished her championship in 2003 and was part of our Milking Get at the Nationals.  She came out even stronger in 2004 placing 9th at the Nationals and going 3x Best Doe in Show.  Jamica was only shown a limited amount in 2005 and 2006 due to focusing on some of our other does, but was Grand Champion, Best of Breed and Best in Show several times.  We are very excited about last year's doe and her offspring.  Jamica's son, Sorcerer, has already made his mark and another son, Zephyr, had his first freshening daughters last spring that were beautiful.  Along with nice bucks, Jamica has also produced several beautiful daughters in other herds as well as my own herd.  This year's breeding to Tirade should be great - milk, power, udders and bodies!  What more could you want?

Jamica x Tirade

2004

  2007

GCH WILLOW RUN MAREK VENUS      AL1193742

11/16/2000    Brown, belted, white face and cap

Hammerick's Zeba's Lexus +B

SIRE:    Brookwood Lexus Marek *B

GCH Brookwood Xcelsior Yolanda 2*M

One*Oak*Hill Harlequin Muster

DAM:    Willow Run Muster Alienette

Kody's Choice Alien Encounter

Venus was added to our herd from Willow Run.  We admired her at the Nationals in Harrisburg and were lucky enough to get the opportunity to purchase her when the Dean's sold out.  Venus is the type of doe that stands out in the herd.  She has a wild color pattern and a great personality.  Her body style is very dairy; she is sharp in the withers, has a long, level topline, strong pasterns, and a capacious, well attached mammary system.  Venus has an exceptional rear udder and teat placement, but could use a little more foreudder extension.  When we purchased Venus, she was already a finished champion and had placed 3rd at the Nationals in Harrisburg.  Venus continues to show well, going several times Best of Breed and Best Doe in Show.  She appraised EEEE 92 last year, and we feel this doe is an incredibly strong producer.  We're really looking forward to more offspring.

Venus x Up-Buck

CH ONE*OAK*HILL JRUPAUL TAUDRY      L1270240

05/11/2002     Chamoisee

GCH One*Oak*Hill Mac Tumble Weed ++*B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Tweed Jrupaul *B

One*Oak*Hill Mac Jarupa 1*M

Lassenwood Tumult Virtuoso *B

DAM:    One*Oak*Hill Virtuoso Tickle

One*Oak*Hill Tumbleweed Talula

Taudry is a doe that excels in general appearance.  The first thing you notice about her is her long, level topline and level, flat rump.  She is smoothly blended throughout, especially in the shoulder assembly.  Her overall structure is very correct and her mammary system is snugly attached.  She has lots of eye appeal.  Taudry was competitive as a first freshening 2 yr. old in 2004, placing 12th at the Nationals, and placing 1st four out of seven times shown, and never placing lower than 4th.  We felt that another freshening would even make her more competitive, and it did.  She was one of our stars in 2005 with numerous 1st's and 2nd's, 5x GCH, 2x RGCH, 5x Best of Breed and 4x Best Doe in Show wins.  Last season started out a little rough after a bad kidding, but she bounced back and came on just as strong appraising EEEE 91 and going Best Doe in Show at her first show out.  Unfortunately, she had a skin reaction to wasp bites and was not up to par at the Nationals, but still made the cut placing 18th in a large class.  After having 2007 off, Taudry is back to herself and we will be looking forward to taking her out in 2008 as an aged doe.

Taudry x Up-buck

July, 2007

CH AUTUMN-ACRES MISS MARMALADE   AL1264565

03/05/2003    Chamoisee; gopher ears

GCH One*Oak*Hill Mac Tumble Weed ++B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Tumbleweed Talon

Elm*Glen Tribute Tumore´

Dreamhaven Lionels Messenger

DAM:   CH Autumn-Acres Madison Ave.

GCH Autumn-Acres Summer Thyme 1*M

Marmalade has been one of my favorites since she was a kid.  She is a good sized doe that is very balanced and stands on excellent feet and legs.  Her body is very smoothly blended and is overall very correct.  Marmalade's mammary system is snugly attached both fore and rear.  She was very showy as a kid, always standing at the top of her class and has continued on as a milker.  As a yearling, she had only ever taken second to herd mate, Tempra.  Marmalade was also Reserve Champion to our older girls in the 2004 season, and we felt that was quite an accomplishment for such a young doe.  In 2005 she finished her championship after her first three shows, ending the season with 12x 1st, 4x 2nd, 1x 3rd, 3x GCH and numerous RGCH.  Marmalade came out last year and appraised EEEE 92 and had a great show season going Best of Breed several times and 3x Best of Show.  She placed 12th at the Nationals and was the only placing we were really disappointed with.  On the bright side, there is always next year and a different opinion.  Personally, I would take a whole herd like her! 

Marmalade x Up-Buck

CH WILLOW RUN COZY ON THE BEACH   L1287707

04/10/2002    Cou Clair

04-02 EVEE 92

One*Oak*Hill Tumbleweed Talon +B

SIRE:    FDF-Pleasant Fields Malachite +*B

GCH One*Oak*Hill Medicine Match 1*M

Rainbows-End Royal Victor

DAM:   Willow Run Victor Bacardi

Willow Run Wizrd Bunnie 1*M

Cozy was also purchased from Willow Run.  We always wanted something related to Malachite and we were delighted when Billy recommended Cozy to us.  She is a soundly built doe that is very uphill and level over the topline and rump.  Her body is smoothly blended and she is strong on her feet and legs.  Cozy has a well attached mammary system with a smooth fore and a high, wide, rear udder.  Before coming to us, they only attempted to show Cozy once bringing her to Harrisburg, but she didn't take her first show well and was scratched.  Cozy adjusted to our herd well and had a good show season.  She finished her championship in 2005 with a show record of 3x 1st, 2x 2nd, 3x 3rd, 2x 4th and 3x GCH.  She freshened last spring with a single buck and had some local complications that set her back on milk production.  We didn't show her at the Nationals because she looked a little stale, but even with a limited show season she still did well going Best of Breed twice.  Additionally, she appraised an impressive EVEE 92.  We had hoped to bring her out his year, but she aborted and we didn't want to rebreed and have her freshen so late in the season.  Cozy is a very exciting doe and we have high hopes for the 2008 Nationals.  Her breeding to Spartan will be a repeat.  The buck kid was outstand and we would like a copy!

Cozy x Spartan

Jada, 2nd freshener

Jada, as a junior doe

AUTUMN-ACRES JAZZ'S JADA              L1330655

03/02/2005    Chocolate and white

01-03 VVVV 88

One*Oak*Hill Luxor Jansen *B       

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Jansen Tirade

One*Oak*Hill Stairway Tirza    

One*Oak*Hill Harlequin +*B

DAM:   CH One*Oak*Hill Harlequin Jazz

CH One*Oak*Hill Medicine Java

Jada is a flashy, loud colored doe.  Her frame is taller and longer than her dam's, but she maintains Jazz's dairyness and high, wide rear udder.  Several judges this summer complimented us on Jada's beautiful rear udder and correct teat size and placement (Jada also has excellent texture).  Jada was very competitive this summer and ended the summer needing just a restricted leg to finish her championship. 

Jada x Up-Buck

AUTUMN-ACRES MANDOLAY'S METAL   AL1303009

04/12/2004    Chocolate with white belt

02-02  VVVE 87

One*Oak*Hill Hesston Cycas       

SIRE:    Autumn-Acres Jrupent Zeke

CH One*Oak*Hill Tweed Jrupent

One*Oak*Hill Tumbleweed Talon +B

DAM:   Autumn-Acres Miss Mandolay

CH Autumn-Acres Madison Ave.

Metal is a flashy doe with lots of chrome and style.  Her topline is level and she has a wide, flat rump and smooth frame.  She freshened last spring with a perfect udder; it's high and wide with correct size, shape and placement of teats.  Metal showed well as a dry yearling, placing Champion several times.  We only showed Metal twice last summer and she placed 1st and 2nd in competitive classes.  She wasn't brought to the Nationals because of being a first freshening two year old.  Metal had a difficult kidding this spring and only produced a single.  We should have tried harder to push for higher milk production, but decided to dry her up and refreshen her in 2008.  We have high expectations for 2008 - watch for her at the shows! 

Metal x Dude

Above, 2006 - Below, 2007

CH AUTUMN-ACRES STRAIT TOMY HEART     AL1330662  02/25/2005    Two-tone chamoisee

01-04 VEVE 88

One*Oak*Hill Luxor Jansen *B

SIRE:    One*Oak*Hill Jansen Tirade

One*Oak*Hill Stairway Tirza

Dreamhaven Lionels Messenger

DAM:   CH Autumn-Acres Thyme's Tory

GCH Autumn-Acres Summer Thyme 1*M

Strait reminds us so much of her dam, Tory.  She has the same capacious, beautifully attached udder, and is tall in stature with a long, dairy frame.  Her feet and legs are strong and she has more rear leg angulation than her dam.  Strait is also very correct in her shoulder assembly, scoring excellent on linear appraisal.  We love this doe!  She was the star of our yearling show string and came out in 2007 just as strong.  Along with showing well, she is an excellent milker and has produced some beautiful kids (three of which will freshen in spring).

Strait x Up-Buck

2006

KASTDEMUR'S DEW U DARE      L1334467

03/10/2005   Light red, white belt

GCH One*Oak*Hill Medicine Tumult ++*B

SIRE:    GCH Becca's Hemingway +*B

GCH Me's-Ranch Dutch Hesba 3*M

GCH One*Oak*Hill Medicine Tumult ++*B

DAM:   GCH Kastdemur's Mountain Dew 2*M

GCH Kastdemur's Sprite 1*M

Dare was offered to us by Karen Senn of Kastdemur's Dairy Goats in 2005 when Mountain Dew had twin does.  We feel honored that Karen and Krista would sell us such a fine doe.  Mountain Dew, Dare's dam, was Reserve National Champion in 2004 and lineared a 91 dry.  Dare is an exceptionally large, long bodied doe with exceptional leg angulation.  Her mammary system is well attached and has more capacity as a second freshener than she did last year.  We love this doe, and think she's getting better and better every year. 

Dare x Tirade

 Mountain Dew - Dare's Dam