Springwater BR Eff Bomb

Better Wayz Rhythm *B x Springwater U Cherry Bomb VVEE90

I am making a concerted effort to improve rump width, udder texture, butterfat components, and overall structure. It’s harder than it sounds. This girl has such a wide flat rump from thurl to thurl. She is very sweet, and I love her udder. She has very good capacity as a FF, strong attachments, and wide-open orifices. She also has two first place wins under her belt at age 1. Effie really has what I consider my ideal structure, with width and robustness. I don’t like frail goats who are hard to keep in condition, and Effie stands out as a really great balance of what I’m looking for.

DAM’S GENETICS: Dam SG Springwater U Cherry Bomb scored VVEE90 at 2 years old! She is out of Springwater SMKY Katie Kaboom, who scored +VVV86 @ 02-05, with Vs in all structural categories. Cherry Bomb’s sire is +*B Farm Oldesouth LMT Unlimited VEE90 @ 04-00. Here are some of his accomplishments:

2022 ADGA National Premiere Sire, with FIVE daughters placing in the top 10!
2022 ADGA National Junior Get of Sire
2022 ADGA 3rd Place National Senior Get of Sire
2022 Sire of ADGA National Junior Reserve Champion
2021 ADGA National Junior Get of Sire
2021 Elite buck (95%)
2 GC Legs and multiple reserves

SIRE’S GENETICS: Rhythm’s dam, SG Better Wayz Harmony Carabear, EEEE92, ELITE for SIX consecutive years, holds the record for highest butterfat producer of all time. On her third lactation, she milked 1350 pounds, with 136 pounds of butterfat (10.1%). In fact, Rhythm has quite a few female relatives sitting on the top 10 list for butterfat. He is a half-sibling linebreeding on SG Elite Old Mountain Farm Elton Jay ++*B. Elton Jay’s dam holds the highest PTA (predicted transmitting ability) and PTI (production type index) for the entire breed. (PTA Milk +349, PTI1: 581, PTI2: 357). In addition, Rhythm’s dam and both grand-dams have LA scores of 91!

A very special thank you to Nancy Boling at Springwater Dairy goats for breeding such fine animals and allowing them to make their way to our herd. We hope to do them proud.

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