Service Sire: Jetson's Sir William
31769983<--ari-->Light Rose Grey<--color-->NEWS!!: Willie had a "Banner" Spring show season!! He is the Reserve Color Champion at the 2010 MAPACA Jubilee...largest show on the East Coast AND the Color Champion at PAOBA Breeders Showcase. That makes him a REPEAT blue ribbon winner at Best of the U.S., MAPACA and PAOBA. Definitely not a "one show wonder". Go Willie! He is maturing into a handsome male who catches the eye of every judge. We love showing this guy. Now's the time to put those banners on YOUR wall and experience the thrill of standing at the head of the ribbon line!
It didn’t take long for Willie to establish himself as a future herdsire! In his first show, he won the Reserve Color Championship at the Best of the Midwest, an Ohio show that drew many of the top farms in that area. Willie then went on to place Second at the very prestigious Futurity, and two more Blue ribbons at the 2009 MAPACA Jubilee and the Breeders Showcase. Not bad for a guy who just turned nine months at the end of his first show season! Willie’s strengths are his beautifully soft hand, long staple length, high definition crimp from skin to tips, uncompromising conformation, and super genetics....what else can you ask for in a light rose gray male!! His sire Jetson was the premier black male in the show circuit for two years. Willie’s dam is our finest fibered gray out of Don Timbo and Jeronimo. That’s a solid lineup of genetics and color that also contribute to our evaluation of his future as a herdsire. Buy him now, let him put your farm on the map, and happily put him to good use as your marquee male.
Willie is continuing his stellar show career with FIVE more Blues and TWO Banners as a yearling. Genetics, fiber, and outstanding color...your next herdsire (and blue ribbon winner)is here waiting!
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This beauty is out of two multiple banner winning parents, and boy does it show! Lady G is dense, and has bundled fiber over a strong square frame. She’s a carbon copy of her dam, out of the Boadicea line, who won four banners before settling in to be one of Chocolate River’s foundation females. Standing Ovations was a consistent blue ribbon winner and banner contender at major shows on the East Coast. He brings Victor, Guellermo, and Camelot genetics to Lady G for a colorful genetic background. Lady G threw us a rose gray cria now standing on the farm as one of our herd sires. She remains a perfect candidate for a gray male to bring out that color and add her remarkable fiber characteristics.