2020 Speckle Park Journal "Breeding Book"
The official publication of the Canadian Speckle Park Association, published by Bella Spur Innovative Media Inc.
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LOOKINGBACK
top dams
of the decade
a
celebration of canada’s most
prolific dams of the 2010s
1
uniquemention CODIAK UNIQUE GNK 8R is truly
the granddaughters and
unparalleled for her influence on the
breed, the world over. She has at least
132 direct progeny, including such
greats as A.I. sires Codiak Oh My
Gosh GNK 60A and Wattle Grove
White Lightning F6; Minnamurra
Pastoral Co.’s September 2019 sale
topper, Pharaoh P59; Wattle Grove’s
prolific donor G28, who has 33
registered progeny herself, not to
grandsons, and great-grands that
are leaving their mark on herds in
six countries. 8R’s dam was one of
the first Speckle Park females in
Canada flushed for export, and 8R
has built greatly upon that legacy. In
14 flushes, she produced 184 grade
1 embryos to average 13.14 eggs per
flush. She leaves multiple daughters
in donor programs around the globe.
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BREEDER
Codiak Acres
GARY & NANCY KIZIAK
TERRY & LOUISE ROGUCKI
CURRENT OWNER
Codiak Acres
GARY & NANCY KIZIAK
SIRE
Codiak Mr. Black RKW 13M
DAM
Codiak RKW 07J
2
SIRE
River Hill Traffic Jam 26T
DAM
Prairie Hill Kindle 17K
KINDLE 17X DAUGHTER
kindle 17x
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BREEDER
River Hill Farm
BARRY & ELAINE DUCHERER
CURRENT OWNER
Sunrise Ranch Ltd.
KEN STANELY & RITA ARTEMENKO
RIVER HILL 26T KINDLE 17X was
selected by Eme Artemenko, who took
her in 4-H for two years, following
which time she was then turned out
to breed with Sunrise Ranch’s herd.
She has been flushed on more than
one occasion, and was proven to be
very fertile and a very good mother
cow herself. “She rebreeds every year
and raises one of the top calves,” Rita
Artemenko notes. “We like her so much
that we have based our herd on her.”
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