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Ennobled HBS San Antonio Rose
Rose is one of our foundation fullblood does.
She has produced many outstanding show does and
herd sires including Stoney Point Farm Rawhide
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Stoney Point Farm Rose Petal.
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OVF Tennile
She is a very long, deep bodied, flashy doe. She follows the same pattern of style and elegance as her dam, "San Antonio Rose" Ennobled. Tennile has produced several herd sires including our OVF W43 Ten Gauge who has earned 105 of his own show points. Tennile has a sweet disposition and has been a great show doe for Jenna.
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Stoney Point Farm Paula
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CLTD Lady Autumn
She
exemplifies the meaning of a foundation doe. She is the backbone of our percentage herd. The style and elegance this doe has is a trait she passes down to all of her daughters. She has earned all of her points through her offspring, by producing some of our most successful percentage show does, including Stoney Point Farm Aubrey, Stoney Point Farm Lilly, Stoney Point Farm Auburn and Stoney Point Farm Sam to name a few. Autumn has a beautiful long feminine neck, long body, great width, excellent wedge and a tremendous hip. We appreciate having Lady Autumn in our percentage doe base.
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Stoney Point Farm Aubrey
“Stoney Point Farm Aubrey”: “Daughter of CLTD Lady Autumn” By: Jenna Jordan Aubrey was a very clean fronted doe with a feminine long neck and beautiful head shape with nice length of body. She was so well behaved and I could really trust her in the ring. I always took her took her in for showmanship, junior shows, and open shows. Sometimes if I got tired in a big class and would let the chain drop, her head would remain high and she wouldn’t move. Once I had her back legs set up she wouldn’t move them unless we had to walk. Aubrey was just an all around great show doe that can never be replaced. Aubrey got most of the points she needed to receive the Percentage Doe of Excellence Award, but her daughter, Abree, finished off the last few points! Since the day Aubrey was born I have dreamed about winning this award so I am so proud of Aubrey, and it means a lot to me. Even though she was nothing but skin and bones when I held her in my arms for the first time, I knew she was going to do well for me and that we would be best friends. Even with my Mom’s “encouraging” words “she won’t amount to nothing!” I believed in her and now I have this award as a reminder of just how great she was! Born January 27, 2005 - Died March 13, 2009
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 Stoney Point Farm Loraine
3rd in class
2008 ABGA National Show
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Stoney Point Farm Abree
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Stoney Point Farm Avery
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Stoney Point Farm Aubrey
& Stoney Point Farm Lucille
NAILE
Aubrey: 2nd in class
Lucille: 9th in class
Pair of % Does: 4th |
