Isis almost didn't happen - we planned on studding her mom to Maestro at our friend's house 30 minutes away.  The day her dam came into heat a wicked thick fog blanketed everything - we spent 75 minutes on a 30 minute drive, missed the turn-off for the farm twice! But eventually we did find the driveway and 5 months later we got Isis.

Isis’s udder is shaping up very nicely.  Excellent medial, nice sized teats, high and tight.  Her sire was known for his feet and legs - improved and strengthened, making his kids more solid.  The pictures above show exactly why we kept her: elegant, solid, good rump line, and a great stance.  She was also one of Maestro's last kids, so that makes her extra special for us.