Mossy Rock PA Aster VG85

Dam: Mossy Rock BJF Marsh Mallow 4*M VG87
Sire: Potting Shed HC Asher +S VG89
D.O.B. : May 5, 2025

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Dam: Mossy Rock BJF Marsh Mallow 4*M

Show Placings:
​2024 CGS West National Show – RESERVE JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION
2024 Midsummer Show – JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION
2024 Olds Show – RESERVE JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION

Classification VG 87 as 2 yr old FF – Rump 87 | Dairy Strength 83 | Feet and Legs 87 | Mammary 88

CGS 1 Day Milk Test:
2025 – first freshener – 5.19lbs | 5.47% BF | 21 DIM | 11.04 points

Photo Courtesy of Mossy Rock Farm

Sire: Potting Shed HC Asher +S VG 89

Asher comes from very impressive milky lines and passes his milk production traits on to his daughters. All Asher daughters put on milk test have earned their milk stars on the first try.

He is built very uphill and thus lost 2 points on his classification for being 1/2 overheight otherwise he would be a EX91

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2024, 5 years old
Final Score VG 89 (docked 2 points for being 1/2 inch over height)
Rump 93 | Dairy Strength 91 | Feet and Legs 91

Kidding History

2026 – June 17th 1 doeling

CGS 1 Day Milk Test
2026 – 1.30 kg | 5.38%BF | 41 DIM | 6.36 Points

Show Winnings
Chilliwack Fair 2026 – 1 Year Old Milker – 1st Place – Judge Kathleen Cranswick Arkes
– Reserve Senior Champion
– Reserve Grand Champion

Classification


2026 – 1 yr First Freshener
Final Score VG 85 ~Rump 85 | Dairy Strength 83 | Feet & Legs 87 | Mammary System 85 | – Eugenia Carnegie

Aster’s ideal traits are her wide thurls, her height at frond end, strong pasterns and deep heels, and rear leg side view curvature, but she really shines in the mammary system with her soft udder texture, rear udder height 8 out of 9, and a 9 in rear udder width attachment. She also has well place, long teats which are great for hand milking!
Her weakest traits, which aren’t very weak in themselves, just slightly short of ideal, is her rear leg – rear view, (so slightly hocked in) and slightly low rump angle, the rest of the slightly off ideal traits, can all improve with some growth, such as her height, her udder depth, her medial suspensory ligament and angularity. A beautiful doe, with a bright future!