++*B Fra-Jac's A.G. Tyrone N0685926     AR46  ST45		GCH ++*B Hallcienda Gusto N0242030     4-01 91 EEE		GCH ++*B Hallcienda Antony N0168689
				Hallcienda Gayleen 4*M N0168681
		GCH The Martin's Oregon Frosty Ann 1*M N0559666    AR33		CH *B Fra-Jac's Mr. Lee N0382188     3-07 87 +EE
				Pride Of Delight N0512006

Regehrs Picaboo BBK 3*M N0932753     3-05 87 VVVV		GCH ++B Nestucca Bracken's Bo-K N0570754     5-02 87 VVE		++B La Honda Springs Mr. Bo-K  N0444006
				GCH Gowdyville's Bracken 1*M N0276593     3-04 89 VVVE
		GCH Regehrs RC Giselle 2*M N0857926		+*B Kastdemur's Royal Conquest N0837415
				Regehrs #1 Gabrielle 1*M N0773086     7-02 87 V+EV

LINEAR APPRAISAL GCH +*B Regehrs Ty's Rocket Man AGE FS GA DC BC 3-04 88 V + E   BUCK YIELD EVALUATION # Herds:  11        # Daughters:  26 Production Traits Avg Dau Production Predicted Trans Ability Avg Lact per Dau   Milk 1680   -285   2.50     Fat 95   -7.5        Protein 67   -9.6   2.50

Rocket is an extremely tall buck with excellent feet and legs. His daughters consistently have well attached, wide rear udders and tend to have excellent dairy character. Rocket is even able to improve less than show quality udders dramatically, and produce stylish kids out of plain does. One of his daughters, Globe Theatre's Gertrude 3*M, has been 2xGrand Champion and 3xReserve Grand Champion as a two year-old and appraised 1-03 86 (+EEV). Another daughter, Hill's Acres Dinar 5*M, was the 15th place Yearling Milker at the 1999 ADGA National Show and appraised 2-03 86 (VVVV); still another, Hill's Acres Anudder Horizon 12*M, appraised 2-04 86 (VEVV).

Rocket was 9xGrand Champion, 13xBest-Of-Breed and 6xBest Buck-In-Show in the last three show seasons. He was also the All-American Three-Five Year-Old in 2000 and 2001. His dam, Regehrs Picaboo BBK 3*M 3-05 87 (VVV), is tall, extremely upstanding and long bodied, with a snugly attached udder and strong medial suspensory ligament. "Boo" was the 7th place Yearling Milker at the 1995 ADGA National Show and the 10th place Two Year-Old at the 1996 ADGA National Show. ~ Jamie Curelas