Creekside FS Shasta

Meet Creekside FS Shasta! This handsome Jr. Buckling has great genetics, an amazing pedigree and correct confirmation from amazing milking lines!

**11/13/2021 Shasta was purchased by Alexander Gordash of Bluegrass Acres in Sequim, WA. He was also joined by Sr. doe Creekside FS Sapphire.

Shasta is a 2nd Generation Mini Alpine and is dual registered with MDGA and TMGR.
DOB 3/9/2020
Color: Chamoise
71.1% Alpine / 28.9% Nigerian

AWARDS **1 leg toward his MDGA V-Show Championship
2020 Spring MDGA V-Show
**2x Grand Champion AOM Jr. Buck

DAM is Creekside FS Eowyn
(FCH VCH Sunspring’s S Simba x Creekside FS Annie Oakley)
1st Generation Mini Alpine
DOB 3/4/2017
Color: Two-tone Chamoisee with wattles 25.5" tall
78.13% Alpine / 21.87% Nigerian
**2 Leg towards her MDGA Championship
**2 Leg towards her TMGR Championship
Eowyn's sire, FCH Sunspring’s S Simba (F3), is a MDGA Finished Champion, a MDGA V-Show Finished Champion, and has earned 2 Legs towards his TMGR Championship.
Eowyn's son, Creekside FS Ace of Spades (F2), earned 1 Leg towards his MDGA Championship and 1 Legs towards his TMGR Championship.

SIRE is Cold Desert Nitro
(KAPA De’Le’ Finnegan x FCH VCH Sageland SS Penelope *P)
2nd Generation Mini Alpine
DOB 6/17/2016
Color: Broken, Belted, Two-tone Chamoise 31" tall
64.06% Alpine / 35.94% Nigerian **1 Leg towards his MDGA Championship **1 Leg towards his MDGA V-Show Championship
**1 Leg towards his TMGR Championship
Nitro's dam, FCH VCH Sageland SS Penelope *P (F1), is a MDGA Finished Champion, a MDGA V-Show Finished Champion, a TMGR Finished Champion and has earned her milk star.
Nitro's sire, KAPA De’Le’ Finnegan (F1), has earned 2 legs towards his MDGA Finished Championship and 2 legs towards his TMGR Finished Championship.
Nitro's son, Creekside FS Ace of Spades (F2), earned 1 Leg towards his MDGA Championship and 1 Legs towards his TMGR Championship

Comments from Judges on Shasta…
“B -> D
Dairy Character
- More angular
- Longer bone pattern
General Appearance
- Topline – more correct slope to rump from hips to pens. More level in the loin.” (1st/6-age class)
“For champion, our int kid has the advantage over the jr kid in terms of dairy character with his length of neck,
and angularity throughout. He will be jr champion.” (Grand Champ. -1st/2) - Judge Joseph Larson (2020 Spring MDGA V-Show)

“B places over D for general appearance. He is more nearly level from hips to pins. In body capacity, he has greater width about the chest floor and more spring of rib.” (1st/6-age class)
“The AOM junior champion buckling will be the intermediate kid.
He excels the junior kid in general appearance with toes pointing more directly forward and being longer in bone pattern.” (Grand Champ.-1st/2) - Judge Katie Jackson (2020 Spring MDGA V-Show)