An exceptional head to toe coverage and correct conformation. Jewel has the "look" we all want to perfect as breeders. Jewel is 1/2 Accoyo.
Jewel's 2007 cria is a beautiful dark fawn male (Lucky Caleb) with outstanding fiber. Caleb is doing well in the show ring and will be taking his place on herdsire row. I was so impressed with the outcome of the first Jewel and Sinopsis pairing, I bred Jewel to Sinopsis again. Jewel delivered her 2nd Sinopsis cria over the Thanksgiving weekend. This time we got a dark brown male who weighed in at 23 pounds at birth! This boy has great presence and is destined to do great in the show ring.
Sinopsis Nocturna is jet black and fine. His outstanding fleece was recognized at the 1999 AOBA conference, where it was awarded the blue ribbon. This proud stud has produced 100% black offspring from black dams and many black crias from dams of other colors. His crias have beautiful heads, and elegant presence.
Here is your opportunity to "steal" this awesome future herdsire. Mahogany, a.k.a. Moose, is a large frame boy, full of personality, and well on his way to herdsire row. His conformation is superior and his reddish brown fiber is dense and bright.
Moose is the result of pairing Legacy's granddaughter, Jewel, with the famous black herdsire, Sinopsis Nocturna. Jewel's first boy (Lucky Caleb), also sired by Sinopsis was so awesome, we decided to try the match again. We are very happy with the result!
UPDATE!!!! Moose is haltered trained and recently participated in the Greene County Fair with his 4H handler. Moose and his handler competed in showmanship, halter, and obstacle course. Blue! Blue! and Blue! What a great start for a future herdsire. Not only does this boy have nice presence in the show ring, he is an easy handler...truly a desirable quality you want in a herdsire.
Flexible financing and 6 months free board available.
Make your decision to buy this great male now before his price is returned to his true market value.
Awards Received 2009 Greene County Fair: Blues in showmanship, obstacle, and halter