Sr. Alpine Does

History is a classic example of the extreme Alpine the Hoach program has strived for being exceptionally long and tall with a stylish mammary. When you sit down and look at the depth of her pedigree, you'll find she is a piece of history; combining the best genetics in the Alpine breed.

She is one of the last does in the direct maternal line from the national champion, Barbie Doll, on top of being line bred on the four time National Champion ,Rishona. History's sire, X-Rated, has produced some remarkable daughters at Redwood Hills with several first place National Show wins, including this years Jr. and Sr. National Champions.

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 eleven 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 currently have her two daughters, Skinny Dip, Truely and her son, Gold Digger, in our herd.

Berlin is a striking jet black doe with a long elegant neck and level top line. This French Alpine has a beautiful mammary system that is both stylish and functional, with easy to milk teats, soft texture, and snug attachments. We can´t wait to get Berlin out in the show ring this coming spring.

Berlin will be bred AI the littermate to the 1994 National Champion +*B GCH Hoach´s QAAG LaSabre for Spring 2013 kids

Skinny Dip is a tall doe with alot of style and ring presence. She has topped the three year old class nearly every show this year for her long bone pattern, sound structure, smoothness of blending and balanced mammary.

A second freshening has brought with it more bloom and shape to Skinny Dip´s well attached mammary and a significant increase in production. She has been doing well over 1 and 1/2 gallons a day this lactation. Skinny Dip has one daughter in the herd right now, Somersault. We are currently planning another exciting AI breeding for this fall to ++*B GCH Redwood Hills Sunshine Reverie, with a backup to Manchester for Spring 2013 French Alpine kids.

Moondust's owner had her at a comerical dairy, and wanted to place her where there would be less goats. We had not seen Moondust since she was a kid, but really like what her half brother Manchester is doing in our herd.

We thought this would be a great fit for her. She is a long, level rumped doe with tons of bone. Since she came here dry, we do not have any photos of her, but have pictured her dam and grand dam in reference.

Moondust is bred to *B Redwood Hills Tribute Sailor for May 2013 kids