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GCH Ober-Boerd Bree
2011 National Champion
2011 National Champion
Bree is a 6 year-old with a lot of power, yet femininity. We sent her to Beth Kennelley, after
Beth lost her matriarch Julep (Bree's grandmother). At the 2008 Nationals, Beth placed Bree
back into our herd, for which we are extremely grateful. Bree fits right in the herd, along
with her 5 maternal sisters. She's very tall and long, something we admire, and so level
across the topline! Her udder this year is very nice, being tightly attached and smooth
extension of fore.
Bree was taken 2500 miles across the country to Sacramento, CA to be shown at the 2009
ADGA National show, where she placed a respectable 11th, and then teamed with her
younger sister Lilly to earn 3rd place Produce-of-Dam!
Her 2010 National Show went even better! Bree placed 5th in the 4 year-old class.
Considering she aborted 17 days early, we were just happy to show her!
After a normal freshening, I was excited to have Bree back to her normal condition, and
even between the halves of her udder. I decided her debut show for 2011 would be the
ADGA National Show in Massachusetts. Bree proved to be worth the wait, and proved that
she just keeps getting better with age. She was the 1st/1st Udder 5-6 Year-Old. I was
completely thrilled when Bree was named the 2011 ADGA National Sr Champion, Grand
Champion, and Best Udder! Her younger maternal sister, Lilly, was named the Reserve
National Champion! I could not be more proud to be the owner/breeder of both of these does!
Beth lost her matriarch Julep (Bree's grandmother). At the 2008 Nationals, Beth placed Bree
back into our herd, for which we are extremely grateful. Bree fits right in the herd, along
with her 5 maternal sisters. She's very tall and long, something we admire, and so level
across the topline! Her udder this year is very nice, being tightly attached and smooth
extension of fore.
Bree was taken 2500 miles across the country to Sacramento, CA to be shown at the 2009
ADGA National show, where she placed a respectable 11th, and then teamed with her
younger sister Lilly to earn 3rd place Produce-of-Dam!
Her 2010 National Show went even better! Bree placed 5th in the 4 year-old class.
Considering she aborted 17 days early, we were just happy to show her!
After a normal freshening, I was excited to have Bree back to her normal condition, and
even between the halves of her udder. I decided her debut show for 2011 would be the
ADGA National Show in Massachusetts. Bree proved to be worth the wait, and proved that
she just keeps getting better with age. She was the 1st/1st Udder 5-6 Year-Old. I was
completely thrilled when Bree was named the 2011 ADGA National Sr Champion, Grand
Champion, and Best Udder! Her younger maternal sister, Lilly, was named the Reserve
National Champion! I could not be more proud to be the owner/breeder of both of these does!
Bree: 3 Year-Old
Bree: 4 Year-Old
2011 OBA All-American Aged Doe