TaiZing is a very flashy and eye-catching buck. Bright black with a white splash on his right side, he is very smooth on the move, showing a lot of dairy character, with a long, tall and leggy body. I am very pleased to have this buck in my herd. I especially like the way his kids are looking. They stand tall and uphill, showing good legs and feet, and their color patterns are very distinctive and classy.

A daughter and son retained in my herd both LAed this past summer with 89 scores - the daughter, Ayla, showing an Excellent udder. Her brother, Jondalar, is equally correct in type and just as flashy, also scoring an LA of 89. Ayla's profile can be seen under the Senior Doe section and Jondalar can be found further down on this page.

A distinctive buckskin color with a vivid black dorsal and trim. A very strong buck, Lancelot shows width throughout and exhibits strong dairy characteristics - he is open in the ribs, with strong angulation and good pliability of skin. In January, 2001, Lancelot qualified for the ADGA Sire Development Program (ADGA-SDP), with ETA vales of 1:2 5, and 2:1-5. This means that he may have a high potential to contribute to the the genetic improvement of his breed.

Lancelot's dam Lily's 98 LA at 4-01 was 88 (VEVE), and had made the Lamancha cut at the ADGA Nationals both in 1999 and 1998, placing 16th last year and 17th this year. Her full description is listed in the Lamancha Reference Does section of this sales list. His sire's description can also be found in this Lamancha Reference Buck section.

A Tai-Zing son, you can see a lot of his sire in Jondalar. He is black with a white belt, that is wide on the bottom on each side and narrows to a point at the top of the belt on the top of the withers. There are white bands on both front legs with the left leg having a fuller band above the knee. And he has a white cap on his poll. Jondalar's dam is a Seven-Maples doe, Celeste. Her last LA score was 89 (VVEV) at 6-06 years of age, with her 3- and 4-year-old appraisal scores both being 88. In 1997, she was Best Doe in Show at the Venango County Fair and at the 1998 ADGA National Show, she placed 10th in the 3-year-old Lamancha Milkers class. In her brief show career, she achieved one sanctioned Championship leg. She has a very good mammary system with a smoothly extended fore udder, strong medial support, good udder depth and soft pliability. I am very pleased to have retained this TaiZing/Celeste son in my herd. I was very pleased this past year with Jondalar's LA score - an 89 as a 2-year-old. His littermate sister, Ayla, also received an 89 as a first-freshener. More on Ayla can be found in the Senior Doe section of this site.