Sr. Alpine Does

    From across the pen, this is a doe everyone takes note of for long, up hill topline, and her wide powerful body. Beignet is always a doe who gets a second look in the show ring usually being the tallest doe in the class. We have really enjoyed watching this doe develop from an elegant kid who garnered second in her class at nationals to a very productive part of our milking string.
   Beignet's pedigree is stacked with consistent and prepotent animals that have proven to be both productive and beutiful time and time again. Her sire is a half brother to both Amicale, the 2009 National Champion, and the acclaimed Sine Qua Non. Her dam, Jamila, is a full sister to the 2008 High Selling Spotlight Buck, Lance Justice from the 2005 and 2007 National champion Jambalya and the national premier sire Freelance. Jamila's son and Beignet's half brother, "Jarvs" is the new junior herdsire at Redwood Hills this year. Beignet is a part of a strong maternal line that includes top ten and national placing does. She is a doe you should take note of regardless of your show or milk goals, she can do it all!
On her first lactation, Beignet is averaging 1 and 3/4 gallons a day with 2.8% protein and 3.1% butterfat.

Beignet is bred to Iron-Rod Rhett Manchester for Spring 2012 kids.

Although Dream is retired from her show career, she is still an intrigal part of our herd.

We really love her udder, that even at age ten is still held high and wide in the rear, and smooth in the fore. She has a beautiful head boasting correct breed type and elegance.

We have used her 2009 son, Leinenkugel extensively and currently have her daughter, Skinny Dip, and son, Gold Digger, in our herd.Dream will be bred to Iron-Rod Rhett Manchester for Spring 2012 kids.

Angelina was a large beautiful cou blanc, and was very reminiscent of Willow Run Agnes of God. Although she has had a great deal of trauma to her udder over the years she was still exceptionally productive. On one day test in the spring of 2009 she produced 17.6lbs with 3.2% butter fat, while at home she peaked at 20lbs a day. Angie possessed the combination of extreme production and high butterfat yield that is hard to find in the Alpine breed. She was also happens to be a full sister to the impressive buck Willow Run Abner. While in our herd Angie gave us two daughters, Ritani and Tiramisu.

Ritani descends from two of the top French Alpine herds in the country, Willow-Run and Redwood Hill. She is an incredibly dairy doe, showing sharpness and angularity throughout. Ritani has already proven her promise as a brood doe, giving us a very correct and showy doe kid, Bellini, this spring.

This doe has excellent mammary texture and ideal teat size for hand milking. On her first lactation, she is averaging 1 gallon a day with 2.8% protein and 2.7% butterfat. We expect once Ritani gets few more lactations under her belt she could rival her mother, Angelina, who consistently milked 2 gallons a day.
Ritani will be bred AI to +*B GCH Redwood Hills Ember's Pepe for Spring 2012 kids

Skinny Dip is really starting to come into her own this year. She possess the elegance found in the Maple Glen lines in addition to her mothers cute ears. Skinny is a very upstanding, angular doe with sharp shoulders and a long body. Her full brother, Leinenkugel, was used heavily in our herd and we cant wait to see what her maternal half bother, Gold Digger, will do for us.

We are very excited about the future of this doe. Her udder is really looking promising and on her first lactation, Skinny Dip is averaging just over 3/4 of a gallon with 2.7% protein and 3.2% butterfat. She will be bred AI to *B Willow Run Juan Carlos Rosecoe, son of the 2006 Reserve National Best Udder