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Information on our senior does includes photos of the animal and their family lines, links to ADGA Genetics, family lines, production awards, linear appraisal awards, outstanding accomplishments, and links to pages of family lines. Senior Does Does that have freshened or are bred to freshen, or are over two years old. *click on any reference goat's name to be taken to its full pedigree/page* *click o n our goat's name to be taken to it s ADGA G enetics page* The Rainbow Bridge For Sale Reference Herds Zip -Peak of 9.9% Butterfat Pleasant Dreams BB Zipadeedoda 1*M VEEV87 "Zip" DOB: 5/9/2018 Sire: Bellafire HBK Beach Bum VVE88 *B *DNA * Sire's Sire: Alethia ET Heartbreaker *B Sire's Dam: Bellafire DC Beach Bunny VEEE90 1*M (2 CH legs) Dam: Bellafire BP Skip To My Lou +V+A79 Dam's Sire: Alethia JD Bachelor Party +*B VEE87 Dam's Dam: Bellafire GT Yahtzee Zip reminds me of my favorite traits in the breed. She is long-bodied and well-blended in her joints (shoulders, elbows, legs). Her lean, dairy stature and perfectly curved rear legs really make her an eye-catcher. She shows an all-around sharpness and is very strong in general appearance. Zip's udder is correct in shape and attached high into the escutcheon. We would like to see more delineated teats and capacity/milking ability - but are giving her grace since her first lactation with us was ridden with chronic ketosis and rumen acidosis, meaning her grain and alfalfa intake was very limited. We hope this dry period allows her time to recover and will be very proactive in adjusting her intake back to these high-nutrient feeds that encourage a fully-functioning udder. NOTABLES -Milked 730# milk in just 149 DIM (that comes out to over 1500lbs in a 305 DIM lactation) Sire's Dam (Bellafire DC Beach Bunny) -3 Superior Genetic Progeny and 1 Permanent Champion Progeny Dam's Sire (Alethia JD Bachelor Party) SHOW HISTORY 2022 Idaho Syringa: 4th place, 5th place (of 17) , 4x 4th place Dairy Herd Washington County Fair: 5th place, 4th place Dairy Herd Oregon State Fair: 4th place Dam & Daughter, 4th place Dairy Herd 2023 NWODGA: 1st place (in Grand Champion line-up and judge commented it was a hard choice between her and another doe for Reserve Grand Champion Senior Doe) , 1st place Udder, 2nd place Barn in the USA: 5th place AD GA National Show: 13th place (included 2022 National Grand Champion) (of 50) Rogue Valley Dairy Show: Reserve Senior Grand Champion, 1st place, 2nd place (to Champion of the Day) Oregon State Fair: 1st place, 1st Udd er (in Grand Champion lineu-u p and Best Udder line-up ) , Dairy Herd - 4th place, Dam & Daughter - 4th place 2024 Leila Berry: 4th place Deschutes County Fair: 2nd place, 2nd place Udder, 1st place Multigenerational, 4th place Dam & Daughter 2025 NWODGA: 5th place Deschutes County Fair: 2x 3rd place; 2nd place & 3rd place Multigenerational Family; 1st place & 3rd place Dam & Daughter; 3rd place Produce of Dam (BooBoo & Karma) DHI DATA 2022 (illness) LACTATION #: 3 AGE: 3 -10 DIM: 234 LBS: 520 BUTTERFAT: 31* PROTEIN: 21* 2023 LACTATION #: 4 AGE: 4-11 DIM: 170 LBS: 500 BUTTERFAT: 32* PROTEIN: 20* 2024 LACTATION #: 5 AGE: 5 -10 DIM: 218 LBS: 540 BUTTERFAT: 38* PROTEIN: 22* 2025 LACTATION #: 6 AGE: 7-00 DIM: 114 LBS: 310 BUTTERFAT: 20 PROTEIN: 12 -Peak of 8.5% Butterfat -2024 94% as a FF -PTI 2:1 168 -PTI 1:2 71 GCH Till-Riv JT Pocketful O Posies 1*M VEVV88 "Posy" *moonspots* DOB: 2/13/2022 Sire: Till-Riv TA Justin Thyme *B *DNA* Sire's Sire: Springwater AL That's Amore *B GVV84 (2x Elire -99%) (1x Top Ten - #3) (1 leg) Sire's Dam: Till-Riv WTM Nutmeg 3*MAR VEEV 88 *DNA * Dam: Till-Riv ML Little Daisy Dam's Sire: Camanna HS Moonlight Legacy *B *DNA * Dam's Dam: 5 Fold Farm SCC Lilac Wine V+VA79 (3x Elite) Posy's dairy character and upstandingness are paired perfectly with strong general appearance. Her brisket is sharp and she stands wide between her front legs. Her long, dairy neck blends perfectly into sharp withers and an even topline. She is correctly curved in the rear thigh, flank, and rear leg angulation. She shows a great wedge-like shape in her whole body without sacrificing length and flatness of bone. She is high and long in her rump, from hips to pinbones to thurls. Her ribs are extremely wide and flat, with exceptional ribbing between them. Even her head characteristics are alert, strong in the muzzle, and super clean along the bridge of nose and poll. NOTABLES Sire (Till-Riv TA Justin Thmye ) -ETA 2:1 149 Sire's Sire (Springwater AL That's Amoré) Sire's Dam (Till-Riv WTM Nutmeg ) -PTI 2:1 87 -ETA 2:1 90 -2023 ADGA 88%, 2024 ADGA 84% -PTI 2:1 211 -ETA 2:1 223 -ETA 1:2 92 -ADGA ranked #1 Young Sire -ADGA 2023 #3 Elite Sire at 99%, 2024 Elite at 98% -2022 ADGA 92%, 2023 ADGA 88% Dam (Till-Riv ML Little Daisy ) -3x ADGA Elite Doe (2022 97%, 2023 96%, 2024 96%) Dam's Dam (5 Fold Farm SCC Lilac Wine ) SHOW HISTORY 2022 Idaho Syringa: Grand Champion Junior, Reserve Grand Champion Junior, 2x 1st place, 2x 2nd place *won her dry leg, will be limited on remaining shows until she freshens* Washington County Fair: 1st place/Grand Champion Junior Oregon State Fair: 1st place 2023 (only attended Nationals due to having her dry leg) ADGA National Show: 2nd place (1st place went to the National Junior Grand Champion) (of 69) 2024 Idaho Syringa: Grand Champion (first milking leg), 2x Res Grand Champion, 3x 1st place. 3x 1st Udder NWODGA: 7th place RDGA: 1st place, 1st udder, 2nd place Barn in the USA: 4th, place, 2x 5th place Leila Berry: Reserve Grand Champion, 3x 1st place (each time in the champion ring was one of the judges’ “contenders” for grand!) Deschutes County Fair: 1st place, 2nd place Udder, 2nd place Dairy Herd Oregon State Fair: 1st place, 1st place Udder, 2nd place Dairy Herd 2025 SYRINGA: Best of Breed, Best Udder of Breed, Grand Champion Ssenior Doe, 1st place, 3rd place ADGA National Show: 13th place Dairy Herd Deschutes County Fair: Best of Breed, Best Udder of Breed, 2nd place, 2nd place Udder, 2nd & 3rd place Dairy Herd DHI DATA LACTATION #: 1 AGE: 2-01 DIM:212 LBS: 790* BUTTERFAT: 59* PROTEIN: 34* 2024 2025 LACTATION #: 2 AGE: 3-01 DIM: 173 LBS: 870 * BUTTERFAT: 62 * PROTEIN: 38* Posy -Peak of 8.0% Butterfat Pleasant Dreams MTBibidiBobidi 2*M VVEE90 2 legs "Boo" DOB: 3/4/2022 Sire: Sweeter Than Honey Matcha Tea Sire's Sire: Old Mountain Farm Toga Parti *B Sire's Dam: Sweeter Than Honey Sweet Tea Dam: Pleasant Dreams BB Zipadeedoda VEEV87 1*M Dam's Sire: Bellafire HBK Beach Bum VVE88 *B *dna* Dam's Dam: Bellafire BP Skip To My Lou +V+A79 BooBoo stands very upright in her sharp, wide shoulders and has a wide rump and top line - all the way from start to finish. Her dam, Zip, is showing a petite, but correct, udder at her first Broken Top freshening. A strong set of angular legs pairs nicely with her sharp, dairy look and unbelievable depth for a young doe. Her substance of bone and short patterns promises a long life of heavy milk production with no issues. NOTABLES Sire's Sire (Old Mountain Farm Toga Parti) -Comes from notable and influential goats: Old Mountain Farm Cernunnos Buttin'Heads Palimony NC Promisedland Nemesis Old Mountain Farm Bold Elk Dam (Pleasant Dreams BB Zipadeedoda) -Peak of 8.9% Butterfat SHOW HISTORY 2022 Idaho Syringa: 3x 2nd place, 3rd place (of 23) NWODGA: 2nd place (of 24) Barn in the USA: 1st place/Reserve Grand Champion Junior, 3rd place *judge noted first three were interchangeable* Leila Berry Memorial: 1st place/Reserve grand Champion Junior, 2x 2nd place Washington County Fair: 4th place Josephine County Fair: 1st place/Grand Champion Junior/Best Junior Doe in Show *scratched second ring* *dry leg* Oregon State Fair: 4th place (to Grand Champion ina highly competitive class) , 4th place Dam & Daughter ADGA National Show: 4th place (of 69) 2023 2024 Idaho Syringa: 3x 5th place NWODGA: 8th place RDGA: 3rd place, 4th place, 5th place Barn in the USA: 5th place Deschutes County Fair: 3rd place, 4th & 5th place Dam & Daughter, 1st place Multigenerational 2025 ISDGA: 4th place, 4th place Dam & Daughter ADGA National Show: 13th place Dairy Herd Deschutes County Fair: Grand Champion Senior Doe, 1st place, 1st Udder, 3rd place; 3rd place Produce of Dam; 2nd place & 3rd place Dam & Daughter; 2nd & 3rd place Dairy Herd; 2nd place & 3rd place Multigenerational Family DHI DATA 2024 LACTATION #: 1 AGE: 2-00 DIM: 231 LBS: 680* BUTTERFAT: 50* PROTEIN: 30* 2025 LACTATION #: 2 AGE: 3 -00 DIM: 153 LBS: 650* BUTTERFAT: 42 * PROTEIN: 28 * Boo -2024 92% as a FF -PTA 2:1 149 -PTA 1:2 34 Broken Top MT Peppa Pig 4*M VVVV86 "Peppa" DOB: 2/28/2023 Sire: Buttin'Heads Money Talks *B +VE83 *DNA* Sire's Sire: Buttin'Heads Gunmetal + B *DNA* Sire's Dam: GCH Buttin'Heads Paperclip 2*M AR VEEE91 *DNA* Dam: EZ PZ Farm LadyGlitterSparkles 3*M AR VVVV86 Dam's Sire: TUA Farms MB Smoke N Bold *B *DNA* Dam's Dam: Diji Farms SGW Greta Garbo 2*M AR VVVE89 As she unfolds, we'll be able to assess better and explain some strengths and areas for improvement. NOTABLES Sire's Sire (Buttin'Heads Gunmetal) -1 Permanent Champon Progeny Sire's Dam (GCH Buttin'Heads Paperclip) -2012 ADGA National Grand Champion Nigerian Dwarf & 1st place Best Udder of 149 goats -2012 ADGA National Show Total Performer Award (based on LA, Show Records, and DHIR) -Other National Show Placings of Daughters: 4th place, 2nd Udder & 2nd Place, 3rd Udder -22 Grand Champion Wins, 5 Best Udder in Show, 3 Best Doe in Show (once over 295 milkers) -2 Permanent Champion Progeny Dam (EZ PZ Farm LadyGlitterSparkles) -PTI 2:1 124 -2023 ADGA 83%, 2024 ADGA 91% Dam's Sire (TUA Farms MB Smoke N Bold) -ETA 2:1 145 SHOW HISTORY 2023 Rogue Valley Dairy Show: 2x 2nd place Oregon State Fair: 5th place, Produce of Dam - 5th place 2024 Idaho Syringa: 2x 1st place, 2x 1st Udder, 2x 2nd NWODGA: 1st, 2x 1st Udder, 2x 2nd, 3rd RDGA: 1st place, 1st Udder, 3x 2nd place Barn in the USA: 2nd place, 3x 3rd place Leila Berry: 3x 1st place Deschutes County Fair: 1st place, 1st place Udder, 2nd place Dairy Herd, 3rd place Produe of Dam, 6th place Dam & Daughter Oregon State Fair: 1st place, 1st place Udder, 2nd place Dairy Herd, 4th place Breeder's Trio 2025 ADGA National Show: 8th place, 13th place Dairy Herd, 15th place Senior Breeder's Trio Deschutes County Fair: Reserve Grand Champion Senior Doe, 1st place, 2nd Udder, 4th place, 2nd & 3rd place Dam & Daughter; 2nd & 3rd Place Dairy Herd; 2x 2nd place Senior Breeder's Trio; 3rd & 4th place Multigenerational Family DHI DATA LACTATION #: 1 AGE: 1 -00 DIM: 228 LBS: 730* BUTTERFAT: 57* PROTEIN: 32* 2024 LACTATION #: 2 AGE: 2 -04 DIM: 60 LBS: 230 BUTTERFAT: 16 PROTEIN: 10 2025 Peppa Till-Riv RC Drops of Jupiter *1 leg* "Jupiter" DOB: 1/24/2024 Sire: Goat Addiction Ritz Crack er *B Sire's Sire: Dill's ROR F I T with a Z *B Sire's Dam: SGCH Dill's D Likker 3*M AR VEEE91 Dam: Springwater AL Hey Soul Sister 5*MAR ++EV85 (3x ELITE) Dam's Sire: SG Sugar Moon NS Alejandro +*B (5x Elite - 98%) (Top Ten - #10) *DNA* Dam's Dam: SGCH Pholia Farm RD Meet Virginia 4*M AR VEEE90 (4x Elite) *DNA* Blurb coming soon! NOTABLES Sire's Littermate Sister (GCH Goat Addiction Lickty Splitz) -3x Grand Champion, 2x Best of Breed Dam (SG Springwater AL Hey Soul Sister) - ADGA Elite Doe as high as 98% -PTI 2:1 187 -PTI 1:2 93 -ETA 2:1 165 -ETA 1:2 96 -9.7% Butterfat and 5.8% Protein as a first freshener Dam's Full Brother (Springwater AL Wait That's Me) -2nd place "Get of Sire" 2021 ADGA National Show -3x ELITE: 2021 (93%), 2022 (89%), 2023 (91%) -ADGA #7 Young Sire -PTI 2:1 140 -PTI 1:2 57 -ETA 2:1 165 -ETA 1:2 76 Dam's Sire (SG Sugar Moon NS Alejandro) -Sire to the 2019 National 1st place yearling milker & the 2nd place/1st place udder 2 y/o -5x ELITE: 2019 (97%), 2020 (98%), 2021 (98%), 2022 (97%), 2023 (97%) -PTI 2:1 189 -PTI 1:2 55 -ETA 2:1 149 -ETA 1:2 41 -Dam was Top 10 Breed Leader in all 3 (Production, Butterfat, Protein) in 2019 -Daughter milked over 1000# as a yearling -Went to Australia in 2022 to add superior bloodlines to their Nigerian Dwarf Breed Dam's Dam (SGCH Pholia Farm RD Meet Virginia) -2017 ADGA Top Ten: #9 Butterfat (91lbs), #8 Protein (60lbs) -ADGA 89% -2019 ADGA National Show High Lifetime butterfat -VEEE90 as a 3 year old -5x Grand Champion, 6x Reserve Grand Champion, 4x Best of Breed, 1x Best in Show -2015 ADGA National Show 1st place yearling milker -9.9% Butterfat in three lactations -6.5% Protein in three lactations -PTI 2:1 140 -PTI 1:2 97 -ETA 2:1 158 -ETA 1:2 99 -Daughter of SG Sugar Moon Rocky Dolby +*B (7x Elite at 98%) -2019 ANDDA Total Performer Award SHOW HISTORY 2024 Idaho Syringa: 1st place, 2x 2nd place NWODGA: 3rd place, 4th place Barn in the USA: 2x 2nd place, 4th place Leila Berry: 2nd place (to Junior Grand Champion) , 3rd place, 4th place Deschutes County Fair: 1st place Oregon State Fair: Best Junior Doe in Show, Junior Grand Champion (1 leg) , 1st place 2025 (dry leg obtained, minimally shown) Deschutes County Fair: 1st place, 2nd place DHI DATA LACTATION #: 1 AGE: DIM: LBS: BUTTERFAT: PROTEIN: 2026 Jupiter Broken Top LYF Pee-Ah-Knee "Peony" Avaliable: $1200 DOB: 3/27/2024 Sire: Till-Riv WTM Lucky Yoshi Fruit *B GVV83 *DNA* *1 leg* Sire's Sire: Springwater AL Wait That's Me +* B VVV86 (3 x Elite - 93%) *DNA* Sire's Dam: SG Springwater BL Princess Peach 2*MAR GVEV86 *1 leg* Dam: Till-Riv JT Pocketful O Posies 1*M VEVV88 *2 legs* Dam's Sire: Till-Riv TA Justin Thyme *B *DNA* Dam's Dam: Till-Riv ML Little Daisy Peony's blurb will be updated as she matures! NOTABLES Dam (Till-Riv JT Pocketful of Posies) -2x Junior Grand Champion, 1x Reserve Junior Grand Champion -Junior Dry Leg -2nd place Senior Yearling at 2023 ADGA National Show to the Junior Grand Champion doeling Dam's Sire (Till-Riv TA Justin Thyme) -ETA 2:1 130 Dam's Dam (Till-Riv ML Little Daisy) -2022 ADGA 92%, 2023 ADGA 88% Sire (Till-Riv WTM Lucky Yoshi Fruit) -ETA 2:1 96 -ETA 1:2 42 Sire's Sire (Springwater AL Wait That's Me) -2nd place "Get of Sire" 2021 ADGA National Show -3x ELITE: 2021 (93%), 2022 (89%), 2023 (91%) -ADGA #7 Young Sire -PTI 2:1 140 -PTI 1:2 57 -ETA 2:1 165 -ETA 1:2 76 Sire's Dam (SG Springwater BL Princess Peach) -PTI 2:1 52 -PTI 1:2 26 -ETA 2:1 105 -ETA 1:2 53 -Peak of 8.9% Butterfat SHOW HISTORY Barn in the USA: 2nd place, 5th place 2024 2025 SYRINGA: 5th place, 4th place Dairy Herd NWODGA: 5th place Deschutes County Fair: 5th place DHI DATA LACTATION #: 1 AGE: 1-00 DIM: 144 LBS: 410 BUTTERFAT: 28 PROTEIN: 19* 2025 Peony

We believe it is important to recognize our role as having a business platform. We acknowledge both the disparities in our world and the challenges faced by those people, as well as the indigenous people who involuntarily gave their land to our purpose. Acknowledgements Equity, Inclusivity, and Diversity Broken Top Farm believes that we all have a role in making this world a better place, every day, little by little. We have a platform of a business, we are a role model for some, and we are a public resource for goat knowledge. Having these platforms provides opportunity to do the important work, the hard work. Until its no longer hard work to stand up for what's right for all. We do not make these moral choices because any one group of people is superior. Rather, we hold these values because there are far too many groups of people being oppressed, silenced, murdered, and ignored. We take responsibility to honor and value diversity. We recognize the challenging steps towards justice and accept our responsibility in being equitable. We offer inclusivity and accessibility with an open mind. We support minority businesses. We respect and consider a variety of cultures and religions. We recognize the many inequalities and systematic put-downs that minority groups deal with on a day-to-day basis. Improvement in all these areas is a life-long feat. We're here to promise that we will always try to do better. While we may never be able to see every perspective - all perspectives will be heard, respected, and sympathized with. You are valued here. You are welcome here. You are supported here. Indigenous Land Acknowledgement Broken Top Farm is rested among the homelands of the Klamath Tribes: the Klamath, the Modoc, and the Yahooskin-Paiute people. The Klamath tribes resided on these lands long before we can imagine. They provided for the lands, and the lands provided to them. In 1864, a treaty was signed with the United States government to allow fishing, hunting, and water rights to settlers. They surrendered nearly 22 million acres, leaving their tribes with only 1.5 million acres. Despite this tremendous reduction, the Klamath tribes became some of the wealthiest and most successful in the country. In 1954, the federal government broke their treaty and passed the Klamath Termination Act. This removed all land rights, concessions, and protection from the federal government. Despite the tribes having an overwhelming vote against this. The purpose of this harmful act was simply to allow the federal government access to the abundant resources in the area. In 1986, after many years of lobbying and perseverance, the Klamath tribes regained federal recognition and restoration. However, the Klamath tribe was not granted any physical lands back, only their recognition. They were the only tribe to have this condition. Today, the Klamath Tribes are one of nine sovereign, indigenous nations in Oregon. The mission of the Klamath Tribes is to protect, preserve and enhance the spiritual, cultural, and physical values and resources of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin-Paiute people by maintaining the customs and heritage of their ancestors. They teach, “naanok ?ans naat sat’waYa naat ciiwapk diceew’a” - We help each other; We will live well.” We respect the forceful sacrifices made by these people and many others. We help each other. We will live well.

Broken Top Farm raises friendly, show quality, ADGA-registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats in Central Oregon. Inspired by my childhood AGDA herd, Broken Top Farm - established in 2020 - is a hobby farm of Nigerian Dwarfs. Broken Top values quality show animals that have sweet, pet temperaments. Broken Top participates in shows across the Pacific Northwest, Linear Appraisal, and DHI Milk Testing Programs. We are ADGA Plus and ANDDA members. We test all animals over 1 year of age annually for CAE, CL, and Johnes, and are negative annually since October 2021. The owner, Abby, enjoys judging youth shows and takes pride in the youth supported through the annual Kid Commit Program. I offer mentorship, hoof trimming/corrective trimming, blood draws, banding, ultrasound clinics, shaving, and vaccinations! I also am a youth judge for 4-H and FFA shows and am happy to discuss helping your youth with a judge that "gets" their project! We have a "suggested" price, for the services, but it's more about growing a community and supporting each other. I also have some farm products available as we are able. They vary in availability based on how busy farm life is so ask before ordering: pounded metal name tags, handmade soap, chapsticks, bath bombs, shower fizzies, pet treats, custom forms for record-keeping, and more as we learn new skills! Reach out for more info. I moved to Central Oregon due to a life-long love of the Pacific NorthWest. When I drove that loaded U-Haul over the desert, Broken Top greeted me on the horizon and tears filled my eyes. I hade made it. As I explored the area, I fell in love with the values, adventure, and spirit. A climb to Broken Top Mountain, specifically No Name Lake, is my favorite feat in the Cascade Range. I am more than welcome to discuss sales, provide guidance, and visit farms. Reach out and we can chat! Welcome to the Broken Top herd! Abby & the Goats (and the dogs and cats) Please reach out before stopping by, we would love to show you around! La Pine, OR, USA brokentopnigerians@gmail.com (920) 296-9374 Send My Message Thanks for submitting!

An overview and links of our many years of showing ADGA Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Show History 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

2022 planned shows and any resulting significant wins for each animal or group class. 2022 Shows Click on any photos to enlarge them. Idaho Syringa Spring Classic May 27, 2022 - May 28, 2022 Boise, ID •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 3x 2nd & 3rd (of 23 entries) •Posy (Senior Kid) - Grand Champion Junior & 1st, Reserve Grand Champion Junior & 1st, 2x 2nd (of 15 entries) •Eve (Dry Yearling) - 4th and 6th (of 26 entries) •Breve (Dry Yearling) - 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 7th (of 26 entries) *in line-up due to doe ahead of her winning grand champion* •Cinnamini (3-4 year old Milker) - 2nd (of 14 entries) •Zip (4-5 year old Milker) - 4th & 5th (of 17 entries) •Ody (Intermediate Buckling) - 4x 2nd •Yoshi (Senior Buckling) - Reserve Grand Champion Junior Buckling (no leg or ribbon - buck shows are sanctioned together) & 1st, 1st, 2x 2nd •Sargon (3-4 year old Buck) - 2x 2nd & 2x 3rd *in line-up due to buck ahead of him winning grand champion* •Money (Aged Buck) - Reserve Grand Champion Buck & 1st, 3x 1st •Dairy Herd Milkers (Pretty, Cinnamini, Blue, Zip) - 4x 4th To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. NWODGA Doe Show June 4, 2022 - June 5, 2022 Salem, OR •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 2nd (of 24 entries) •Hissy (Senior Yearling) - 7th (of 26 entries) •Breve (Senior Yearling) - 5th (of 26 entries) Barn in the USA July 2, 2022 Stevenson, WA •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 1st/Reserve Grand Champion Junior & 3rd (of 32) *Judge noted that she could have placed top three in any order with reasons* •Pretty (2-3 year old Milker) - 8th (of 25) •Cinnamini (3-4 year old Milker) - 9th (of 27) •Blue (4-5 year old Milker) - 2nd, 4th To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Leila Berry Memorial Show - RVDGA July 17, 2022 Central Point, OR •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 1st/Reserve Grand Champion Junior, 2x 2nd •Breve (Dry Yearling) - 4th Washington County Fair July 22, 2022 - July 24, 2022 Hillsboro, OR •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 4th •Posy (Senior Kid) - 1st/Grand Champion Junior •Breve (Dry Yearling) - 3rd •Pretty (2-3 year old Milker) - 3rd •Cinnamini (3-4 year old Milker) - 2nd •Zip (4-5 year old Milker) - 5th •Blue (4-5 year old Milker) - 3rd •Dairy Herd Milkers (Pretty, Cinnamini, Blue, Zip) - 3rd To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Rogue Valley Dairy Show August 14, 2022 Grants Pass, OR •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 1st/Grand Champion Junior/Best in Show *leg* •Breve (Dry Yearling) - 4th, 5th • Hissy (Dry Yearling) - 2nd, 5th (to Grand Champion of the day, was in Champion line-up) •Cinnamini (3-4 year old Milker) - 2x 3rd •Blue (4-5 year old Milker) - 1st, 2nd (to Grand Champion of the day, was in Champion line-up 2x) •Fancy (5+ Milker) - 2nd (to Grand Champion of the day, was in Champion line-up) To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Oregon State Fair September 2, 2022 - September 5, 2022 Salem, OR •Boo (Intermediate Kid) - 4th (to Grand Champion of the day) • Posy (Senior Kid) - 1st •Cinnamini (3-4 Milker) - 2nd (to Reserve Grand Champion of the day) •Blue (4-5 Milker) - 3rd • Dairy Herd Milkers (Blue, Zip, Cinnamini, Pretty ) - 4th • Dam & Daughter (Zip & Boo) - 4th •Dam & Daughte r (Beauty, from Till-Riv, & Pretty ) - 2nd To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

2023 planned shows and any resulting significant wins for each animal or group class. 2023 Shows Click on any photos to enlarge them. ISDGA Spring Classic May 26, 2023 - May 28, 2023 Boise, ID •Yoshi (Yearling Buck) - 2nd, 3rd, 2x 4th •Sargon (5 or Older Buck) - 1st (in Grand Champion lineup) , 2nd (to Grand Champion of the day, in Reserve Grand Champion line-up) , 3rd, 4th •You-Hoo (Senior Kid, 2 rings ) - Junior Grand Champion, 2x 1st (in Grand Champion line-up) (21 in her class) • Made (Senior Kid, 2 rings) - 2nd (to Grand Champion, in Reserve Grand Champion line-up) (21 in her class) • Timmy (Yearling) - Junior Grand Champion, 1st • Lola (4-5 Milker , 2 rings ) - 3rd • Cinnamini (4-5 Milker, 2 rings) - 1st udder, 1st (in Grand Champion line-up) , 2nd •Quin (5+ Milker) - 4th, 5th •Quin, Cinnamini, Fetish , CoCo (Dairy Herd ) - 2x 3rd, 2x 4th To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. NWODGA Show June 3 - June 4, 2023 Salem, OR •Theo ( Intermediate Kid) - Reserve Junior Grand Champion, 1st place, 3rd place •Made (Senior Kid) - 4th place •Hissy (2-3 Milker) - 8th place (of 32 entries) •Clover (3-4 Milker) - 3rd place •Zip (Aged Milker) - 1st place (in Grand Champion line-up and judge commented it was a hard choice between her a nd another doe for Reserve Grand Champion Senior Doe ) , 1st place Udder, 2nd place To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Barn in the USA June 30,2022 - July 1, 2022 Ridgefield, WA •Ody (Buc k 1-2) - 4th (of 17) •Sargon (5 or Older Buck) - 2x 2nd place (to the Grand Champion of the day, in Reserve Grand Champion line-up) •Junior Get of Sire (Yoshi, 3 different dams , V enti, Harley, Theo ) - 2nd place • Venti ( Senior Kid) - 1st place (Grand Champion line-up) •Theo ( Senior Kid) - 2nd place, 5th place •Betty ( Senior Kid) - 1st place (Grand Champion line-up) , 2x 2nd place •Made (Senior Kid) - 1st place (Grand Champion line-up) , 2nd place, 3rd place • Junior Breeder's Trio (Made, Betty, Theo) - 3rd place •Cinnamini (4-5 Milker) - 2x 3rd Place •Zip (5-7 Milker) - 5th place To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. ADGA National Show July 14-21, 2023 Redmond, OR •Theo ( Intermediate Kid ) - 16th place (of 72) •Betty (Senior Kid) - 13th place (of 64) •You-Hoo (Senior Kid ) - 14th place (of 64) • Timmy (Junior Yearling ) - 10th place (of 25) • Boo (Senior Yearling ) - 14th place (of 69) • Posy (Senior Yearling ) - 2nd place (1st place went to the National Junior Grand Champion) (of 69) •Best Three Junior Does (Posy, Boo, Timmy ) - 6th place (of 27) •Zip (5-7 Milker) - 13th place (included 2022 National Grand Champion) (of 50) To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Rogue Valley Dairy Show August 13, 2023 Grants Pass, OR •Zydeco (Junior Kid) - 4th place •BeeDee (Junior Kid) - Best Junior Doe in Show (over all breeds and many yearlings) , Junior Grand Champion, 2x 1st place (in Grand Champion Line-up twice) • Theo (Intermediate Kid ) - 2x 2nd place •Peppa (Senior Kid) - 2x 2nd place •Betty (Senior Kid ) - 2x 1st place (in Grand Champion Line-up twice) •Hissy (2-3 Milker) - 1st place (in Grand Champion Line-Up) , 3rd Place •Eve ( 2-3 Milker) - 2nd place, 4th place •Cinnamini (4-5 Milker) - Reserve Grand Champio n, 2x 1st place (in Grand Champion Line-up twice) •Zip (5-7 Milk er) - Reserve Grand Champion, 1st place, 2nd place (in Grand Champion Line-up twice) To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Oregon State Fair September 1-4, 2023 Salem, OR • Zydeco ( Junior Kid) - 2nd place •Harley (Junior Kid) - 4th place • Theo (Intermediate Kid ) - 4th place •Peppa (Senior Kid) - 5th Place •Betty (Seni or Kid) - 3rd place •Harley, Theo, Zydeco (Junior Get of Sire , Yoshi ) - 3rd Place •Cinnamini (4-5 Milker) - 4th place •Zip (5-7 Milker) - 1st, 1st Udder (in Grand Champion line-up and best udder line-up) •Zip, Cinnamini, Breve, Hissy (Dairy H erd ) - 4th place • Peppa and Betty (Produce of Da m ) - 5th place • Zip and Boo (Dam and Daughter) - 4th place To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

Broken Top aspires to become in integrated and non-profit therapy farm, highlighting goats, nature, and empowerment of at-risk individuals. Our Dream. Broken Top Farm aspires to become more than a breeder or mentor. With Abby’s psychological training, we are working towards creating a Caprine-Assisted Therapy Center—uniting goats, the outdoors, and practical skills to support healing. We aim to serve at-risk groups, including veterans, LGBTQIA+, people with I/DD, trauma survivors, and individuals overcoming substance use. Caprine-Assisted Therapy Utilizing goats to create and enhance emotional awareness, expression, and connection. Individual Therapy On-site office to allow private space for therapeutic growth. Group Therapy Various forms (art, sobriety, trauma-processing, and skill building). Nature-Based Therapy Gardening, land management, and exploration of wilderness/nature-based interventions and experiences. Vocational Skills Opportunities for skill building in labor, finances, crafting, animal care, and management. On-Site Farm Store Selling products created by clients, run by clients, and proceeds resulting in more opportunities such as retreats, expended programing, and emergency funding for clients. Mindfulness Utilizing nature, yoga, meditation, and bringing on other community members for special offerings. Internships Allowing clients paid opportunities as well as training future therapits to continue the whole-person approach in a non-clinical setting. Growth Retreats Special weekend retreats at the farm with programming centered around the specific population. Support the Dream: Amazon: Wish List Link (click here) Venmo: @brokentopfarmgoats PayPal: brokentopfarmnigerians@gmail.c om

A bit of our history, who we are personally, and other animals that ill our lives with joy and purpose. About Us Who Are We? Broken Top Nigerian Dwarf Goats is owned and operated by Abby Messer. After college, I set off for a new life in the PNW. Through years of research and patience, I was sure that Central Oregon was destined to be my home. I enjoy exploring, paddle boarding, marble hunting, and the local foodie scene. Abby provides psychotherapy to people with intellectual or developmental disabilities and other at-risk populations. She aspires to someday combine her passion for goats/agriculture with her passion for therapy work. The ideal dream? A non-profit therapy farm offering vocational growth opportunities on a farm store; purpose and skill building through crafting farm products; nature-based therapy in a gorgeous location with a garden; animal-assisted therapy with the help of the goats and other critters; individual therapy on-site; and group therapy sessions and wellness camps offered regularly with special focuses. Why Do We Do It? Abby has a long history with goats. At age eight, I began feeding bottle babies at our neighbor's house - our neighbor, who was Wisconsin's largest dairy goat farm. After spending many mornings and after school hours feeding up to 2,000 kids, I was promoted to a milker. Mornings and nights, I milked the entire herd. In my high school years, I took on more serious roles at the farm: scheduling staff, performing medical procedures, assuring quality control of the milk, and watching over the farm when the owners were not home. At the age of eight, I also received my first goat. Believe it or not, a Nubian! I grew a small herd of about 20 goats and showed through 4-H and then FFA. I also attended ADGA-sanctioned shows and learned the art of genetics. It was just at age sixteen that I experienced my hardest lesson in goat health. My entire herd became ill. If a goat did not pass from CAE, it was affected and died due to Johne's - which unknowingly lived in the walls of our wooden barn from a previous herd of animals. I took two years off from goats and quickly knew I needed my fix. I was gifted a Nigerian Dwarf for graduation and fell in love with the breed. Within four years, I had rebuilt a herd, re-fell in love with the "goat life", and reentered the show world. Unfortunately, I needed to continue onto college. I dispersed my herd and promised to find my way back again. Fast-forward five years, and I was purchasing my first home in Central Oregon. Before the paperwork was completed on the home, I had reservations and deposits down on three goats. I dove head first into all performance programs - milk testing, showing, and linear appraisal - to made sure to jumpstart my new herd. I couldn't be more thankful for the friendships, both locally and on the other side of the state, that supported me in the rapid growth stage! Meet the Farmhands... The goats are certainly not the only critters. Pickle is the resident buddy. He's a Nubian wether that we have to keep the bucks company. Nubians started my love for goats when I was just 8 years old, so Pickle is our ode to history. I have two dogs that enjoy their backcountry lifestyle: Peeper and Chet. Peeper is a dachshund/beagle and catahoula mix - but weiner-beagle is thorough enough. He tries to be a grumpy old man, but he's just too happy for it! Chet is the smartest helper by far! He is a heeler, corgi, and border collie mix. It's intriguing to see his intellect and to see how he learns new things - although he doesn't usually apply himself well. The queen of the household is Tinkerbell and Thomas O'Malley is her jester. Tinkerbell is a tortoiseshell beauty. Rescued from a plastic bag on the road, she is quite fearful of guests, but loves to cuddle when the house calms down. Thomas is a playful troublemaker. If he isn't up to fetching chipmunks or bothering Tinkerbell, he's probably encouraging the pups to find a delinquent activity to join him in.