Sire: Cadillac 45Z Mark 22F +B
SS: Reata Cadillac RNBW Kit 15C
SSS: CH Rancho Snowfall Gem’s Kit
SSSS: Calico Moon Gemstone
SSSD: Ranco Snowfall Gypsy Dee Dee
SSD: Reata Ranbow
SSDS: Cadillac Poet 98W
SSDD: Cadillac 2R Marge 97W
SD: Cadillac GID Marysa 45Z
SDS: Cadillac Poetryto 27X
SDSS: Cadillac Poetry IISI 92T
SDSD: Cadillac PoetryT 241P
SDD: Cadillac Gid Marys 48X
SDDS: Cadillac Marti 9-W
SDDD: Cadillac GID Mary 169X
Dam: Milk-N-Mor Dream’s Zesti 1*M
DS: Oak-Acres Irish Dream Boy *B
DSS: Shawlo’s Duke’s Dominick
DSSS: Shawlo’s TRM Riggers Marmaduke
DSSD: Shawlo’s BB’s Lanora
DSD: Sanstorms Mystical Marin
DSDS: Redwood Hills Acclaim Mystic
DSDD: Sandstorms Worthy Melvina
DD: Fox-Trot Zipper
DDS: Milk-N-Honey Mav Timothy
DDSS: Hill-N-Holler RM Maverick
DDSD: Milk-N-Honey Takita’s Treasure
DDD: Milk-N-Honey Ichiban yagi
DDDS: Anacacho Scorpion
DDDD: Anacacho Madrass
Prudence’s call name is
“Prudy." She is a Broken Chamoisee who easily won her Grand Champion status as a
young doe. We adopted Prudy and found that what was once a perfect udder was lop-sided because a single buck
kid had been allowed to nurse only one side of her udder. This does not take away from the complete package that
this doe brings to our lineup of Alpines.
Prudy died in June of 2007. After kidding, she began to have problems with her kidneys and we were unable to
turn her situation around for her. It is believed she went into kidney failure. Along with her went our joy of a
constant and loving companion as she was one of those girls who would stay at your side whenever the opportunity
brought us to be in her area. She was a prolific head-rubber and loved to lean on her people making sure she
shoved everyone else away so she could get our undivided attentions. She was a fine old gal who we enjoyed
greatly and feel it was our privilege to have her as part of our lives for such a long time.
Prudy gave us one last doe in 2007 whose name is Phenomenal (Barn name is Phennie) so you see, Prudy lives
on!! We anticipate seeing more of her prodigy to arrive here at Southern Touch Farm from her daughters, Porcelin
and Phenomenal, in years to come.
Prudy's dam Zesti
is pictured at right (1995).
