Juliet of Lovers Lane is the heart of our flock. She came to us as an embryo imported from New Zealand, carrying Swiss genetics we believed in before we even knew what she'd become. She's proven us right. The offspring she's given us are exactly the quality we envisioned when we started this journey. Everything we're building here starts with her

Moxie of Lovers Lane didn't waste any time making an impression. She carries her mom Juliet's strong characteristics, wonderful markings, and that gorgeous wool we work so hard to produce. She's already given us an exceptional little ewe lamb we're excited to introduce in the show ring this October 2026. 

Betty Boop of Lovers Lane carries genetics that turn heads. Her dam is Parkdale Black Beauty, the first fullblood Valais Blacknose Spitti ewe in New Zealand, and it shows.  What really catches our eye is her structure and her wool. Both are exceptional. We're proud to have her in our flock.

Itsy of Lovers Lane is one of those lambs that makes you stop and stare. Daughter of our matriarch ewe Juliet of Lovers Lane and sired by Parkdale Elvis out of New Zealand, she came into this world with the structure, wool, markings, and personality to match her bloodlines. We're enjoying every minute of watching her grow.

Beatrice of Lovers Lane is Moxie's daughter and she's already showing us she inherited the best of her mom. Sired by Black Oak Bentley, she's short, stout, and built the way we like them. Her markings are sharp and her wool is exactly what we're working toward. She's only just getting started and we're already impressed.

Harriet of Lovers Lane is proof that sometimes you get a second chance. Her dam is Ruby of Lovers Lane, a ewe we sold last year and honestly haven't stopped thinking about. Thankfully we had an embryo of Ruby's and were lucky enough to produce a daughter by her and Black Oak Bentley. Harriet is our piece of Ruby we get to keep. We're watching her closely and so far she's giving us every reason to smile.