[Jacob-list] MSWF

[Linda Bjarkman]

Hi Peggy,

Where those the ones called Harlequins?  They were along where the parade of breeds 
stalls were.  They looked like spotted Corriedales to me.  I wonder if that was the 
woman on SpinList was calling an oversized, hornless Jacob?

It was great to meet so many Jacob breeders in person at MSWF!  Seems like I've 
known you all for years and finally got to put faces to the names.

Good luck at the fair.  It does look like fun.  I'm eyeballing some of my lambs and 
thinking of taking someone to SAFF this year.  

BTW, for those that didn't attend, Alex and Noel won GC Jacob ram.  A gorgeous and 
well mannered ram!

Linda

On Wed, 14 May 2003 13:52:25 -0400, marguerite e vanbeek wrote:
>Linda
>
>Yes there were some sheep that had the same coloration that Jacob's do without
>horns.  And yes, they were a good size more like ponies but that's OK if that
>is what they want to bred.  My daughter Alex and I had a wonderful time and do
>enjoy showing our Jacob's.  It was fun plus I did get to meet alot of member
>from JSBA and JSC and you.  It was a pleasure.  I must admit it is a learning
>experience but it sure is alot easier than showing horses which by the way my
>daughter intends to do this year at the Sussex County Farm and HS in NJ.  We
>will be showing Jacobs (I hope some more breeders will attend) and Hunters.
>IT will be a very busy week but the word here is "FUN".
>
>Peggy Ridgecroft Farm www.ridgecroftfarm.com
>
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