USBGA Cedar Country Fall Classic
Open Boer Goat Show
Dekalb County Fairgrounds
Alexandria, TN
November 6, 2004


Another Reserve Champion Senior Fullblood Doe rosetta for Venus.


Linda Fleming was the judge at the first every USBGA Cedar Country Fall Classic sponsored by L&E Farms, Smyrna, TN; B&W Boers, Lancaster, TN; Como Grain Company, Coma, TN; www.goatbarn.com; and the Tennessee Farmers Co-Op. We really we enjoyed the show. The hard work of Cecil & Cathy Thigpen and Donna & Derial Bivens paid off, and the event ran smoothly. .

We took seven goats to the show, and returned with 4 first place ribbons, 2 second place ribbons, and Venus earned another rosetta. We had a marvelous time.


We started the show off with KWM Kattie's Glory SA. This embryo baby was just under 3 months old - 45 lbs. of muscle. She held her head up, and pranced into the ring as though she had been doing this all her life. The judge was impressed at how well she walked - and how still she stood. Glory received her very first blue ribbon!

 


Next in the showring was KWM's Star Topaz. Topaz still hasn't fully recovered from the hypocalcaemia she suffered in April after Luna and Mercury were born, but she looked good enough to take her first blue ribbon.
KWM's Queue, who had a first place finish in Lewisburg in October, decided to quit fighting her handler and walked nicely into the ring. Another blue ribbon!!

NK M141 Kattie and our very own BNZ Venus were up next. Kattie, who had never been to a show before, looked good in their class of 12 - but was one of the first dismissed from the ring. Venus, on the other hand, walked proudly - head held hight - and stood like she was bred to be the center of attention. She finished 2nd in her class of 3 year olds and older (Kattie and Venus were definitely in the "older" catagory). After receiving her red ribbon, Venus stayed in the ring for the Senior Doe Grand Championship - and again finished second....Reserve Grand Champion Senior Fullblood/ Purebred Doe.

Our finaly entries were KWM Kattie's Fortune and KWM Kattie's Hero. On any given day either of these under 3-month old bucklings could be a winner. On this particular day the younger Hero walked away with the blue ribbon while Fortune finished second and was awarded his very first red ribbon.

Fitting out one of the embryo babies

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