Senior Does
Winning Streak CM Rose Gold
Rosie is very well balanced in both body and mammary. She is pictured here summer 2025, standing naturally, with about 6 hours fill.
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Winning Streak CM Rose Gold
dob: Sire: CH Wood Bridge Farm Count On Me +*B Dam: GCH Wood Bridge Farm Hnysucklerose 3*M EX 91 show record: 1tx first,Res Jr Grand Champion, SWDGA 2021 2nd place, 2nd udder 3 year old, May 2024 under M. Baden Rosie's dam, GCH Wood Bridge Farm Hnysucklerose *3M EX 91 was the 3rd place/2nd place udder 4 yerar old at the 2021 ADGA National Show. Rosie's sire, CH Wood Bridge Farm Count On Me +*B has produced a multitude of GCH does and is the sire of the 2025 National Reserve Jr Champion, Winning Streak CM Lucyinthe Sky. Winning Streak Nigerians, Count's owner, says this about Count on their website: "he [Count] has 8 finished daughters in our herd as of November 2024 as well as numerous daughters in other herds! To date, he has sired EIGHT 90+ does in our herd with 3 of them being 92’s!! Count is currently (11/21/24) the breed leader for RUH, averaging 38.6 and tied for 2nd in RUA, averaging 35.6!" Rosie's full brother, CH Winning Streak CM Molded Rose *B, is a buck making a name for himself in producing super correct, productive, winning does himself, such as GCH Almar Acres La Vie En Rose *M, owned by Itrek Acres. Rosie's son, Sans Gene Sir Frederick Ashton, is proving he can carry on Rosie's family legacy. His first daughters freshened in 2025, and every one of them had high, wide, tightly attached mammaries and that classic balanced general appearance Rosie's lineage is known for. His littermate, Sans Gene Rose Monica Joan, got a late start, but did not disappoint! More about Rose Monica Joan is given below. Rosie is as beautiful and productive as her lineage says she should be, as are her offspring, but those things aren't the best things about her. Rosie is sweet and silly and the most personable goat. She is our herd ambassador, charming her way into everyone's heart. She is a great source of joy, everyday, just being our Rosie! |
Sans Gene Rose Monica Joan
MJ her first time in the show ring as a 1st freshening 3 year old. She stood up very well in a huge, competitive class.
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Sire: Sans Gene E Walnut
Castle Rock Elika *+B X Sans Gene DE Delta Blues 3*M V89 Dam: Winning Streak CM Rose Gold CH Wood Bridge Farm Count On Me X GCH Wood Bridge Farm Hnysucklerose *M EX 91 Monica Joan, or MJ around the barn, was a 3 year old first freshener in 2025. We are beyond pleased with the quality of mammary on this doe. In addition, her sire Walnut gave her even greater width and height of arch over her dam Rosie (who is already has alot going for her in that area!), as well as more width and depth of body. MJ is littermate to our herdsire, Sans Gene Sir Frederick Ashton |
Sans Gene F Sairscha
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Sire: Sans Gene Phantom 309
(Wild in Wild K Driftin Blues +*B ELITE x Sans Gene GT Hermione 2*M Ex90) Dam: Sans Gene A Soft Day (Poppy Patch HB Evel Kneivel EX90 X SG Pholia Farm KM Frolic *M AR EX91) 1 tx 1st jr yearling, 2023, judge D. Greene Sairscha was a first freshening 3 year old in 2025. She easily milked over 4#, peaking at 5# on her first freshening, and held right around 2# when I took her down to once a day. On her 2nd freshening, her highest weight was 6#, and held between 5-5.5# milked twice a day. Sairscha has the wide, deep, yet angular body frame with strong feet and legs set properly under her. She has the desirable wide, long, "table-top" rump common the standard girls that we're working towards in Nigerians. She has a wonderful work ethic, and sweet, goofy personality. |
Sans Gene Elder Blossom
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Sire: Sans Gene Phantom 309 Wild in Wild K Driftin Blues +*B ELITE x Sans Gene GT Hermione 2*M Ex90 Dam: Sans Gene OTB Snow Drops V87 (02-03, FF) Sans Gene DE On The Bayou X Sans Gene V Pashka "Ellie" was a first freshening 3 year old in 2024. Ellie gave us our first inkling on the improvement in production Phantom would be making in his daughters. Ellie easily milked between 4 - 4.5# early in her lactation, and held steady at around 3# mid-lactation, at which point we moved to once a day milking. Ellie did not disappoint, consistently giving nearly a quart a day, into an extended lactation. Ellie has a real will to milk, and does so efficiently. She has nice sized teats for hand milking, very nice medial, and overall good attachments. Ellie is a deep and powerful yet feminine and dairy, with an especially nice front end assembly. |
Sans Gene Tauriel
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Sire: Sans Gene Sir Frederick Ashton
Sans Gene E Walnut X Winning Streak CM Rose Gold Dam: Sans Gene K Eowyn EEEV 90 Poppy Patch HB Evel Knievel +*B EX90 X Sans Gene GT Hermione 3*M EX90 I am so excited about this young doe. She has the correctness, dairy strength, and type we've been striving for. She freshened as a 2 year old with a single kid, which affected her capacity a bit - but her udder is so lovely in shape and milked down to absolutely nothing, we stopped caring about any issues with capacity pretty quick. And oh my, does she have the best teats! Tauriel was the final reason I decided to breed at all for 2026 instead of completely taking the year off. I just couldn't let this beautiful, promising doe sit out the year. Tauriel's damline tends to not really take off in the milkroom until the 2nd or even 3rd freshening, often reaching peak production as aged does. And that is just fine with us. We know Tauriel is going to be worth the wait! |
Sans Gene Calico Queen
Sans Gene Princess Lil Bean
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Sans Gene Princess Li'l Bean (Sans Gene Mississippi Queen X Sans Gene Phantom 309) dob 4/27/2024 Super dairy little doeling growing into quite a nice doe. She has the trademark dairy strength throughout strong general appearance her sire and maternal granddam are known for. Bean's mom has a to die for udder! Bean freshened spring of 26 with a capacious udder, well attached, nice sized teats and texture, and all indicators are she should be similar in capacity, if not greater, than her dam with a better medial. All this and blue eyes too! Bean's daughter, Princess Parsnip, went to just one show, and despite being understandably very nervous at her first show, still took 3rd out of a large and competitive jr. doeling class! Due to some ongoing health issues, I wasn't able to milk all the does regularly that freshened. Bean did get a few turns up on the milk stand though, and she took to machine milking quite well. She kidded her triplets easily and raised them all like a pro. She also gets along with everyone in the herd, a trait not to be overlooked! Bean's is affectionate and willing once you've gained her trust, which isn't hard. She has a bit more timid personality, and for that reason, she is better suited to career as a stay-at-home milking parlour maven, who can produce loads of milk, make showstar kids, and provide you with unlimited goat kisses and cuddles. If this is the kind of doe you are looking for for lifetime position, please drop me a line, as Bean is available to a great home. |
