Terrific average RED Holsteins at Batouwe: 87,1!!

  

An absolutely terrific average of the seven Red and White's classified at Batouwe Holsteins: 87,1!! The last classification round was this week with again many highlights. Share DG Agnieska-Red is the newest VG-88-NL 2yr. for the Bakker family with VG-89 for her Feet and Legs!! This Payball daughter her dam is one of the highest R&W RZG cows in the breed and traces back to Felder Den Barb Cindy EX-91-USA 3E GMD DOM. Another highlight was Catharina 80 a R&W Camion daughter in her 5th lactation from the Catharina EX-91 family. She now scored VG-89-NL with VG-89 for her mammary system and EX-90 for her Feet and Legs. Also Batouwe Kansas Lilly P Red, fresh in her 1st lacation scored VG-85-NL 2yr. with VG-88-MS!! Lilly P Red is a Kansas P daughter straight out the family of the 1,15 million dollar cow Lylehaven Lila Z EX-94-CAN. She is a maternal sister to the promising R&W bull Zeta P Red (s. Esperado P) @ Aberkin.

Classification Batouwe Holsteins

Brings the average now at VG-87,1


Catherina 80 VG-89-NL (s. Camion x Kian) (picture as an 2yr. Old)

 
Share DG Agnieska-Red VG-88-NL VG-88-MS 2yr. (PEDIGREE)
2.02 305d (proj) 7.616kgM 4.5%F 3.5%P
Payball x Caps Angela 4-Red VG-85 (s. Fageno) x Caps VVH Pw Angela 1 VG-86 (s. Fidelity-Red) x GP-NL 2yr. x VG-85 x VG-85 x 9 EX-dams!!

• One of the highest R&W Payball daughters in the German test system
• Lots of TYPE for the R&W breed: RZE +130 & +130 UDDER (12/16)
• High components: +0.47%F & +0.10%P
• Dam is one of the highest R&W females of her generation in the German test system
• 3rd dam is maternal sister to the most used bull in Germany, SURAN @ RBB
• 6th dam is a former #1 GTPI Cow in the USA
• Intermediate Champion R&W Hoornaar Show '18

Dam to Batouwe Kansas Lilly Red PP VG-85-NL VG-88-MS 2yr. : Lilly P *RC VG-87-NL
Kansas P x Lilly P *RC VG-87 (s. Ladd P) x MB Lilli 216 VG-86 (s. O-Man) x Comester Goldwyn Lilac VG-89 x Lylehaven Lila Z EX-94-CAN 23*
 

Brother to Lilly Red PP: Zeta P Red  (s. Esperado P) @ Aberin (LINK)