Gabhran Creek Pretty GoodMistR x Oak Apple Norina
Tricksie nearly didn’t make the cut to stay here. She was born with a front leg that would not straighten. A shot of BoSe helped, as did massage. In a few weeks, it straightened itself out. I suspect that she kept the leg contracted in utero (it was a large litter), and the tendon needed time to grow and stretch. I’m so incredibly glad I kept her though. She has a very good rump, which is one of the things I’m hyper focused on right now. I love the width and how flat it is from side to side. Rump angle is decent as well. She also has a very correct back and rear legs. I am really loving how she is growing out. She just keeps getting better and better! Tricksie is being held over to freshen as a two-year old.
DOB
4-10-2021
LA Score
Not yet appraised
Color & Markings
Cou Clair with White and Blue Eyes; Polled
Kidding History on our Farm
Bred for 2023 kids

