Junior Does

TLC-Farms Beau Tai   TLC-Farms Next Fancy Bonnie TLC-Farms Next Tune TLC-Farms Oh Stella
		TLC-Farms Oh Stella N1402140 DOB: 01/17/07      SS: Kastdemur’s Oh Dan Sire: Kastdemur’s Oh Zanzibar      SD: Lassenwood Miller Zesty      DS: Wingwood Farm Blazin Tammerlane Dam: Live-Oak JTB Snickers      DD: Live-Oak DSB Buffy Stella, the last daughter of Snickers (who turned 12 this year and did not settle) is showing signs of maturing into a lovely doe. Tall and long with a good, strong topline, we’re looking forward to seeing how she continues to develop. 2008 Young Stock Evaluation: V+EcV – (Extremely Correct in Head, Back and Rump, Very Good in Feet). Back to top of page
		TLC-Farms Next Tune N1403977 DOB: 02/11/07      SS: Kastdemur’s LE Exacta Sire: Kastdemur’s Next Key      SD: Kastdemur’s Next Exit      DS: Cinco-de-Mayo Tootsie’s Tango Dam: Heritage Oaks Theron’s Tawanda      DD: Buttercup Acres Calico Theron Spots aren’t something we have a lot of in our herd, but Tune certainly stands out in the crowd. Long boned and level over her topline, she easily won her junior leg last year. We’re looking forward to her freshening next year. Back to top of page
		TLC-Farms Next Fancy Bonnie N1402291 DOB: 03/30/07      SS: Kastdemur’s LE Exacta Sire: Kastdemur’s Next Key      SD: Kastdemur’s Next Exit      DS: 4B Smooth Dandy Supreme Dam: 4B Supreme Fancy Bonnet      SD: 4B CRS Easter Bonnet Bonnie is a very tall, long-legged doe. We didn’t show her last year as she never seemed to be at quite the best growth stage when we were loading the trailer. Her first show was in Louisville at the 2008 ADGA Nationals where she placed 13th in the Senior Yearling class. Back to top of page
		TLC-Farms Beau Tai N1425382 DOB: 06/19/07      SS: Kastdemur’s Oh Zanzibar Sire: TLC-Farms Zanzibar Beauregard      DS: TLC-Farms Sam’s Belle Starr      DS: Kastdemur’s Next Key Dam: TLC-Farms Next Thyme      DD: TLC-Farms Hershey’s Treasure Tai is the product of a "buck escape" breeding that was totally unplanned. However, it turned out really well and she is growing up to be another long, tall, well built doe that has consistently placed at the head of her classes in the show ring. Tai won her dry leg at the last show of the year in 2007 and traveled with us to the ADGA National Show in 2008 where she placed 7th in the Junior Yearling class. Back to top of page