Here, you can see those who made a big impact at the farm, but who are no longer with us.
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Hannah:
My first dog and probably the
best dog that I will be fortunate enough to partner with. Her stock
sense and power made her one of the favorites at trials with wild
sheep. Hannah was very easy to train and gained respect all over
the country as she won trials. The USBCHA and ABCA National Champion
in 1994, she also made the final cut at the National Finals five
years in a row. She is greatly admired and missed here at the ranch.

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Red Top Annie: A daughter of Nell and Tweed, Annie came to the farm about a year ago. Annie's athletics' and work ethic make her a very good working dog. Annie is an Open dog and helps me here at the farm. She has a very loyal, quiet disposition, which makes her a favorite of those who get to know her.
Click here for her Pedigree.

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Tio: A son of Bev Lambert's Pippa and Bill, Tio is a Nursery dog this year. Tio is a large tri-color male with a great sense of style and feel for sheep. He is just getting his trial experience, but I think he will become a great trial dog one day.
Click here for her Pedigree.

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Cass: This
granddaughter of my Toss has some other great American dogs in her
pedigree as well. She is descendent of Bill Berhow's Nick and Jen
and Tommy Wilson's Roy. She is very stylish and will make a great
Nursery prospect in 2001.
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Tyke:
A son of Tweed and Gel (a Toss daughter) this young prospect will
be running in the Nurseries in 2001. Tyke is very easy to train
and loves to work stock with quiet control and is very enthusiastic
in most anything he does. This small black and white dog will make
a great trial dog.

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Tweed:
The sire of many of the great pups that are listed. He was imported
from Selwyn Jones of Wales and has an impressive list of ancestors
including Aled Owen's Craig, W.D. Jone's Mac (the butcher's dog),
Selwyn's Mirk and Page's Fly. He is currently owned by Karl Ottenstein
and Karen Ososki of Sandpoint, Idaho
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Leta: A
daughter of Terry Parrish's Rhys and Cleo (Red Oliver's Roy), this
young bitch will make her home at my ranch. She won her first Nursery
and Pro-Novice class at the first trial we attended this spring.
She is very natural in her pace and has a kind, firm way with the
livestock.

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Nell: This
individual has been a great asset to the farm. She is a daughter
of Tommy Wilson's Roy and Speed and has produced some great individuals
for me. I have two daughters of Nell, Molly and Tam. She is now
owned by Kevin Long of Nampa, Idaho

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Red Top Rex:
A son of Joy and Tweed, this is the best pup I have trained many
years. Rex has a great sense with stock and a very calm and cool
head. He has won many Nurseries and is now running in the Open Class.
In the fall of 2000, Rex ended up fourth (tied for third with three
other teams )in a very strong National Nursery Finals in Oklahoma.

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Toss: The
first trained dog I purchased and ran in trials. Toss was a great
individual that was very consistent with his stock. He helped educate
me into what a great stockdog should be! His progeny have been great
stockdogs as well.

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Meg: A
daughter of Bobby Henderson's Craig, most people have only wonderful
memories of Meg. She was a unique individual that was tremendous
with her sheep work and had the greatest disposition. She lived
here with me for six years and helped me with the farm work and
playing backup for training. She also was a great mother of some
wonderful pups.

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