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SGCH Olentangy Fortune Trona 3*M  E5

Born: 3/31/2002
Pictured as a 5 year-old, 5th lactation

     SS: ++*B SG Redwood Hills Savvy Journey
Sire:
++*B SG Redwood Hills Journey Fortune  EX90
     SD: GCH Redwood Hills Odyssey Finesse *M

     DS:
++*B GCH Clovertop’s Fire Storm  VG85
Dam:
GCH Olentangy Fiery Tanzania 2*M  VG89
     DD:
GCH Olentangy Phenomenal Tanzanite *M

PTI:  +61 +157~ 8/2014     DNA TYPED & PARENTAGE VERIFIED

Linear Appraisal:
6-02  92/E E E E
5-04  92/E E E E
4-02  91/E E E E
3-02  90/V E E E
2-05  90/V E E E
1-04  86/V E E +

0-04  VG/V E E
DHIR:
6-01   180   1,730   54F   47P
5-01   171   2,030   68F   59P
4-00   244   2,270   85F   64P
3-00   305   2,570   94F   76P
2-00   305   2,090   86F   66P
1-00   305   1,870   75F   60P
LIFE 1,658 13,480 496F 399P

Show Record:
Career: 7x BIS, 12x BOB, 4x GCH, 3x RGCH
2009:  Retired
2007 All-American 5 & Under 7 Year-Old
2007 ADGA National Show 5th 5-6 Year-Old
2005 ADGA National Show 5th 3 Year-Old
2005 Reserve All-American 3 Year-Old
2002 All-American Intermediate Kid 

TRONA is a beautiful, deep bodied eight year-old and the first FORTUNE daughter. She is very correct in general appearance with an up-hill stance and excellent rear legs. As a kid, she was Best in Show at her first show and capped the year off with the All-American title. Her yearling freshening produced a well attached mammary with ideal teat placement, udder support and a very wide rear udder attachment. Her fore udder was short in length and thus resulted in her "+" mammary score which has improved with additional freshenings and capacity.

Her friendly personality makes it an easy decision to bring her to the shows. As a milking yearling TRONA and her dam were 5th place Dam & Daughter at the 2003 ADGA National Show. As a two year-old, she had difficulty delivering a dead kid which greatly impacted her production. Her exciting Best in Show title at the Rogue Valley DGA in Central Point, Oregon (pictured below) and subsequent, finishing championship win at the Thurston County Fair and Reserve Championship at the Evergreen State Fair reflected her excellent recovery and beautiful condition.

At three, she matured into a powerful, deep and productive doe placing an impressive 5th at the National Show as well as 3rd produce of dam with TRAVERTINE. Since then we haven't looked back winning Best in Show at the Thurston County Fair and an even more exciting Best in Show title at the Clackamas County Fair where she was part of our Supreme Dairy Herd in Show. Another consecutive excellent apraisal session at age three, scoreing EX in shoulder assembly, front legs & back proves her structural correctness.

She didn't lose any esteem in 2006, winning Best of Breed at the District VII Alpine Specialty Show over 45 senior does and Reserve Grand Champion at the Evergreen State Fair. As a five year-old she was again 5th at the ADGA National Show and won another Best in Show credit at the Wildrose DGA. She continued her winning ways at age six with another EX92 appraisal and two more Best in Show titles, including Best of Breed and Best in Show at the Western Washington Fair over two ADGA National Champions from the 2008 Louisville, KY National Show.

Now ten years-old, time is starting to catch up with her with a rear leg injury that caused her retirement from the show ring two years ago. Easily the MVP of my breeding program, she is a great friend and the definition of a working, show dairy goat that passes on her correctness for generations with three SGCH daughters, THANKS TRONA!!!

 


             
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Mark V. Baden
Tacoma, Washington  USA
253-538-0952
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markbaden@olentangyalpines.com

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