"Big Al" as we knew him in the barnyard, was a handsome stinky fellow who enjoyed his work (pictured with his wether buddy). He has been shown all across New England but most shows don't have enough Obie bucks to be official. I believe that he has one restricted leg while showing in Windsor, ME. I would like to thank John Miglio of Windrace Farms for allowing this handsome boy to add a great deal of genetics to our breeding program.

Accomplishments of Some Offspring:

 Nat's Little Bit Allegro Tenor (son) now residing at Mountain Spring Farm, CT.
2004  D2 Oberhasli Specality Champion, Altamont, NY
2005 AGS National Champion Oberhasli Buck, Springfield, MA
2005  BBIS Southern Vermont ADGA show.

Nat's Little Bit Violet: (doe retained in herd)
2005 AGS National Champion Jr Oberhasli
2005 Bridges ADGA Show Big E Grounds RCH Jr.

    Allegro was used heavily in 2003/2004 and he has many daughters in our herd and has offspring in New York and Vermont.  We will hopefully be freshening out a few of those daughters to see what type of mammaries to expect.  Unfortunately, during a severe Northeastern in Febuary 2005, Allegro suffered a compound fracture of his rear cannon bone while attempting to scale an icy, snow covered livestock panel and had to be euthanized.  We are devastated that he was not collected which has become a challenge now with the passing of Roger Ives.

Allegro has 18 daughters and 2 sons residing in New England, in over 5 herds.

Allegro is listed here as a reference.
 

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