MDR#35885
ACOSA #SA2295
31½" Dark Brown/Black/White Spotted Jack w/NLP
DOB August 23, 2002
DNA Type on file @ Texas A&M University
Negative EVA Test @ TVMDL (Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory)
Microchip ID#on file
Sire: Heiken's Ark Dandy, 30¼" Dark Spotted
Grand Sire: Heiken's Ark Top Gun, 29" Dark
Brown
Grand Dam: Rolling R Snow White, 30½" Fully
Frosted Spotted White
Dam: LN Nigeria, Grulla Brown/Gray w/NLP
Grand Sire: DDD John, 32.25 Dark Brown
Grand Dam: LN Niagara, 33½" Black/Brown
Click MDR sticker to see Napoleon's complete pedigree!
Photos of Napoleon
above taken July 8th, 2007.
Video
taken when Napoleon was a young jack. He has since
filled out as you can tell by the
more recent video below. This
is what Napoleon's coat looks like when he is body clipped.
Napoleon on 2/17/10 in his full winter coat!
Napoleon
is our spotted herd sire. He is a heavy-boned, compact jack with a tiny, short head, heavy
jaw and correct legs. He has deep halos around every single one of his spots. He has a lot
of interesting colors and donkeys in his background including McLendon's 45 Magnum, a 28 ¾"
dark brown jack. This boy is undoubtably the most laid-back jack we have ever
encountered. He lives in our backyard with our dogs during the cold winter months when we don't want any foals born. Thank you to Ed and Linda Trimnell at Windcrest Acres for allowing
us to purchase this fine boy!
Click MDR sticker to see Badland's complete pedigree!
Badlands is our
up and coming junior herd sire and we have great plans for him. Since the day
we purchased Meggie Mae, we have anxiously awaited the arrival of this baby.
Nothing could disappoint us with Sunset Acres Racer, being the sire, and Meggie
Mae, the dam. Badland's first foal crop is due soon! Photos and videos taken
on July 15th, 2009, the day he was body clipped. Badland's first foal crop is
due March of 2010.
We did not really want to sell Badlands but we only have room for just so many jacks before it becomes just too many to manage. We only needed one black herd sire and we retained Junebug's foal, Black 'n' Blue, for our dark herd sire. We reluctantely sold Badlands to our great friend, Jane Savage. We hope you love him as much as we do!
MDR#36602 31¾" Few
Spot White Jack DOB August 31, 2003
Microchip ID#on file
Sire: Evan's
Bluff Miniatures Solstice, 30¼" Light Red (Sorrel)
Grand Sire: Hedrick's
J.J., 31" Light Red (Sorrel) Grand Dam: Bell
E Acres Red Jubilee, 32½" Red (Sorrel)
Spec is out of one
of our very best spotted jennets and sired by a tiny sorrel jack. His grand sire is the
great 'few spot' white jack, Hartman
Donkey's Trenton. We think so much of him that we have several 'Trenton' daughters
in our brood jennet band. Spec just has a few spots but they are black and he has several
dark spots thoughout his body just on his skin that do not show up unless he is clipped
as he appears in the photographs above. Spec is stocky, stout and wide and small with outstanding
conformation & a super disposition. We expected Spec to produce some very colorful foals
and he has not disappointed us. He has produced six foals as of this date and all are heavy
boned with very correct legs and beautiful heads.
32½" Black & White Tyger Spotted Jack DOB 6/16/2001 MDR#35130 ~ ACOSA
#SA 1925 Microchip ID#on file
Sire: Dewey
Meadows Primo, 32" Blk/Brn & White Spot
Grand Sire: Dewey Meadows Valentino, 32¾" Dark Brown & White
Spot Grand Dam: Dewey Meadows Victoria, 33" Black/Brown
Dam: MGF Venus Godiva, 32" Dark Brown
Grand Sire: Dodge
City Miniatures Jack of Spades, 31½" Black w/cross NLP
Grand Dam: MGF Venus Bal Brecco, 31½" Brown
We are very excited to see
what Primero will produce crossed with our foundation brood jennets. His pedigree is completely
full and goes back to the original imports. It is filled with a variety of colors including
sorrel but is dominated by darks. Primero is one of the few registered black and white herd
sires in the country. He has a very unique spot pattern with deep halos around every spot.
Photo of Primero's sire, Primo, compliments of Kim Zellers.
News
Flash! The Red Gate's
Special Effects, sired by Primero and owned by Tammy McCleney of Mini Moons Ago,
won ACOSA Reserve National Champion Jack July 9th, 2005!! Special
Effects also won 5th in NMDA Yearling Jacks at Halter in a huge class! Congratulations!!
Fisher's
Great Gildersleeve a.k.a., Indiana
Jones
(Click photos to enlarge)
~ For Reference Only ~
Indy
has been gelded & retired from stud service to live out his life in leizure in repayment
for his many years of loyal service and to reward him for all the beautiful babies he has
produced for us. We have retained several of his daughters in our breeding program so his
legacy will live on!
AMDR#A-5956
- IMDR#SO999105 - ACOSA#SA1393 32¼" Brown/Gray & White Spot DOB:
May 19, 1990 Microchip ID#on file
His
registered name is Fisher's Great Gildersleeve but all his friends know him as "Indy". He
is a 32¼" Tri-Colored Spotted with the most correct set of legs you could ever
hope for. Indy consistently produced offspring with his outstanding disposition, dark coloring,
expressive face, excellent conformation and small size.
