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Lynn
Benedict
(Walnut Fork)
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Emily
Benedict Coleman
(Paisley Park)
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2006 Walnut Fork Dairy Herd
(Left to Right: Kimchee,
Kira, Raspberry, Kampala)
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2-yr-old Walnut Fork Dewberry (sired by
*B Walnut Fork Sedric Kabul and out of
SG Walnut Fork Sedric Gooseberry 11*M
EX 91) is shown recently fresh for her owners, Shady Lawn Farm. Thanks April. We rarely get out to show so we love to send
does to homes that will get them out and promote them. Dewberry already has a RGCH win as a 2 year old. |
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Gabe Coleman and Lime as
Pirate and First Mate |
Maya and Gabe Coleman
MSDGA Show June 2008
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Walnut Fork and
Paisley Park Alpines
(1997 National Show Premier Breeder)
Celebrate the life of
SGCH Paisley Park T. Kenya 6*M
EX 92 (EEEE)
May 1991 - November 2005
S:
SGCH++*B Shahena'ko Sumo Tierro
D: GCH Shahena'ko Sasin Katrina 5*M (VG 89) |
1998
Reserve National Champion and Reserve Best Udder
1993 1st 2-yr-old and Reserve Best Udder
2000 National High Lifetime Milk and Fat Awards,
2000 All-American Aged Doe
2-11 282 3010 133F 99P ~ Lifetime: 21,950#M 863#F 705#P
Kenya had such a
profound influence on her herd that today every one of our Alpines
traces back to her or her littermate, SG Paisley Park T. Kaiya. A
five-generation maternal line of LA Excellent Walnut Fork/Paisley
Park does starts with Kenya. On a forage diet of little alfalfa and
lots of pasture and local hay she produced a high lifetime record of
high-component milk which has been transmitted to the herd that
averages 4% fat and 3% protein on Standard DHIR. Her calm and
responsive nature made her a joy to show and travel and work with.
She never had metabolic issues or mastitis. With her wide and level
rump, correct shoulder assembly and front end, tightly attached
mammary system and grace elegance, she had her share of success in
the show ring and on appraisal day. But, to us, most important are
the generations of progeny she leaves behind in our herd and others.
Kenya
daughter:
SGCH
Walnut Fork Urban Kalahari 7*M
9-11 EX 92 EEEE
3-08 273 2710 111 (4.3) 86 (3.2)
'98 National 3rd Milking Yearling/2nd Udder
All-American Milking Yearling
'00 National 3rd 3-yr-old/3rd Udder
Kalahari
is the dam of:
GCH Walnut Fork S Kalamata 8*M 8-3
EX 91
Walnut Fork GE Kampala 8*M 6-3
EX 92
Walnut Fork GE Kigali 8*M 4-2
EX 90
Walnut Fork GE Kumquat 8*M
2-4 VG 88
Walnut Fork Sedric Key Largo 8*M
3-02 EX 90
SG+*B Walnut Fork Sun Kenyan
3-4 VG 88
Kalahari
is the grand dam of:
GCH Walnut Fork Sam Kira 9*M
6-04 EX 92
GCH Walnut Fork Passive Aggression 9*M
6-05 EX 91
Walnut Fork GE Kalamity 9*M
3-3 EX 91
Kalahari
is the great grand dam of:
Walnut Fork Distracted Issues 10*M
3-04 EX 91 |
Kenya
daughter:
GCH
Walnut Fork Urban Karma 7*M
8-03 EX 93 (EEEE)
2-10 305 2700 115 (4.3) 87 (3.2)
Karma
is the dam of:
Walnut Fork Kundun Kona 8*M
7-05 EX 92
SGCH Walnut Fork D. Kimchee 8*M 6-04
EX 92
2008 National Show Best Udder @ 7
years old
2nd Place Dairy Herd - 2000 ADGA National Show
L to R: GCH Kalahari, GCH Kenya,
GCH Karma, GCH
Darlene
Also 2nd Place Best Three Females, 2nd Place Senior Get of
Sire, 2nd Place Produce of Dam, 2nd Place Dam & Daughter.
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Kenya
son:
+*B Walnut Fork GE Kundun
EX 90
1999 Spotlight Sale high seller $5,500
owned by the Moores, Texas
9 dau avg 86.3
Kundun
sired:
Walnut Fork Kundun Kona 8*M EX
92
CH Moores Meadows Kunduns Karess EX 92
CH Moores Meadows Kunduns Collette VG 88
Collette is on the
cover of UCN Nov '05
5th place as a Milker at the National |
Kenya
son:
SG++*B Walnut Fork XE Khartoum
EX 91EEE
see UCN 12/07, 1/06, 8/05
owned by Shari Reyna, Oregon
48 daughters average LA 87
2 dau EX92
3 dau EX91
7 dau EX90
PTI 2:1 122, 1:2 210
ETA 2:1 19, 1:2 44
Khartoum sired:
1GCH daughter Promenade
EX 92
owned by Helen Reasoner, OR St. Fr. GCH
1 Top Ten Doe Asmara
EX 91
owned by Carol Murphy
3 EX 91 progeny and 7 EX 90 progeny |
Kenya was also the
dam of:
SG++*B Walnut Fork Urban Kobos
EX 91 (6 daughter average LA 85.7)
SG Walnut Fork Kahlua 7*M
SGCH+*B Walnut Fork Katalyst
(4 daughter average LA 87.5)
SG+*B Walnut Fork
Kenyatta (2
daughter average LA 87.5)
Every one of
Kenya's sons with proof is plus for components.
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Thank you for your interest in our
herd. Dairy goats have been part of my life for the last 39 years. This
relationship has brought great rewards, frustrations, wonderful friends
- both human and caprine - and a lifestyle that few outside the "goat
world" could understand. You may use the buttons at the left
to navigate around the website. You will find pedigree and performance
information on all of our does, our current breedings, our management practices,
and terms of sale. Please use the E-mail button to contact
us with any questions you may have about our animals or you may write or
phone us at:
HC 37 Box 152
Lewisburg, WV 24901
304-645-2365
Maintaining a productive herd of
dairy goats requires some help from our friends. Much thanks to our local
veterinarians Julie Gibson of Frankford Vet Hospital and Sylvia Isherwood and
crew at Seneca Trail Animal Hospital (both goat breeders!), relief help Melissa,
Chris and Colton Waid, webmistress Mary Jo Fines, and my daughter Emily
Benedict Coleman and her family Aaron, Maya, and Gabriel, herd artists, photographer,
and show handlers.
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