Hops N Lops Farm

Linear Appraisal:

2017   (01-06)  +A+V  81

2018   (02-03)  +EEE 88

DHIR & One Day Milk Tests:

01-00  286DIM  3300  114F  109P 

01-11  243DIM  2180    87F    70P 

02-10                                              (in progress)

                  Life  5480  201F  179P

National Show Placings:

2016     22nd Place Junior Kid

2018     15th Place Two Year Old

Progeny in Herd:

Guantanamo (2018)

                         ++*B Briarwind Tangier  (04-02) EEEE 90

            ++*B des-Ruhigestelle TE Enoch

                         SG des-Ruhigestelle Elowah 7*M  (05-05) VEVE 90  2001 Top Ten

++*B des-Ruhigestelle Trademark  (04-03) EEE 91

                         ++*B SG Loughlin's Fox Maker

            SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Riah 9*M  (05-04) EEEE 92  2011 & 2012 Top Ten

                         SG des-Ruhigestelle Dividend 8*M  (01-03) +++V 84

                         +*B des-Ruhigestelle Rising Sun

            +*B des-Ruhigestelle Carlos

                         SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Nashville 4*M  (06-03) EEEE 92

SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Elendera 9*M  (03-06) EEEE 93  2009 & 2010 Top Ten

                         +*B SG Companeros Jude  (01-09) +EV 83

            SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Elendili 8*M  (06-06) EEVE 92  2009 Nat'l Total Pfrmr & High 305 Milk

                         SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Elentara 7*M  (05-11) EEEE 91  1st Place 2003 & 2004 NS

While I thought I was done bringing in does kids, I broke down when I realized SGCH des-Ruhigestelle Elendrea 9*M (03-06) EEEE 93 had a doe reservation open. Does it really get much better than National Show class winners, high appraisal scores, Top Ten and multiple lactation over 4,000lbs? I didn't think so either. We were ecstatic when we got the word that 'Drea once again had triplet does! We're also very happy with her sire Trademark who has a National Junior Champion daughter who milked over 4,600lbs as a first freshener!

While Ellie is still growing into her extremely long legs and bone pattern, we're pretty excited about this girl. We decided to freshen her as a yearling so she could get over her "awkward" phase all at once! While due to being young as a yearling and attending National Show as a two year old we have decided to dry her off early, we have high expectations to see her complete a full lactation in 2019 with hopes of an over 4,000 pound lactation. 

Bred to:  

Due:  

2nd Place Two Year Old

Reserve Grand Champion

15th Place Two Year Old

3rd Place Milking Yearling

Grand Champion

1st Place Milking Yearling

Grand Champion

1st Place Milking Yearling

3rd Place Junior Kid

22nd Place Intermediate Kid

Junior Champion

1st Place Senior Kid