Reba is a nicely typed doe with pretty decent markings. Her big flaw is that her entire blaze is offset to one side, and it's often a comment judge's make when they place the class. But not all of the judges are phased by it as you can see from her show record. Due to her age, she has had a litter (cute too - very typey!). I am planning on her returning to show table as soon as possible! She will be offered for sale at ARBA Convention 2010 if I decide to take her.

Rusha is a nice little doe. She has a good body, but I wish her head was a little fuller. Her markings are very nice, and she has a good coat of fur on her. I think she will fill out more with time and be a nice little show bunny. She will be for sale at ARBA Convention 2010.

Fleur is an oops baby - I left a carrier unlatched at a show and my brother/sister steels bred. So, Fleur's pedigree is not ideal, but I think this girl is quite outstanding. She is well-marked and has a very nice body on her. Excellent topline and very good width through the body. Her coat is excellent. She also has a very nice head for a doe. She is doing hot on the show table. I have decided to keep her on as a potential brood doe because she has such an outstanding body on her.

Titan is a really sharp looking buck. He has some of the best type I have seen on a young buck. I really look forward to watching him grow up and seeing how he does on the show table.

Jazz is a really well-marked buck, but and has a decent body to him. Just wish he was a little fuller in the hindquarters, but he may still fill out some more. He will be for sale at ARBA Convention 2010.

Dually is a cute little guy. His type looks like it's going to be quite nice, and he is decently marked - just wish his stops were a little shorter. I think he will do quite well on the show table when he is older. This bloodline tends to be a little slow on the development for bucks. He or his brother might be for sale at ARBA Convention 2010.

Diesel is a little taller than his brother, but doesn't have as nice of hindquarters. But again, this line tends to develop slow on bucks, so he should get better with age. He is also pretty well-marked except for the slight jag in his saddle you can see in this picture. He or his brother might be for sale at ARBA Convention 2010.

Trinity is a very well-marked doe other than a cheek that runs slightly into her whiskerbed. She is much more developed than her brothers at a young age, and has very full hindquarters. I wish she was a little shorter through the shoulder, but I think she will make someone an excelllent brood doe some day! She will be offered for sale at ARBA Convention 2010 if I decide to take her.