Our Dorsets

Sugarloaf Dorsets: Where Breeders Shop for Seedstock!!

We invite you to visit with us anytime at the Farm to view our breeding program at work. We are proud of our sheep at home - and their pure Dorset heritage.

NO "cross-breeding" or hormones are used in our flock

Sugarloaf Dorsets have bred and sold numerous national champion breeding sheep, produced wether champions, carcass winners and National Ram Test Station winners.

We do not breed the "extreme" type Dorsets that look like race horses with wool on them! And, we don't brag about how many inches tall they are - our PRIORITY is in breeding Dorsets that have depth of rib, wide hip structures with big tops, sheep that carry a lot of natural thickness and when you take them home and watch them grow and produce, carry multiple lambs and milk like a Dorset should and when they turn 10 years old, you're still proud of how they look! Those are the kind we make here at Sugarloaf and will continue to make for our customers.

We most always have an excellent selection of Rams and Ewes available to purchase at the farm. 90% of our Sugarloaf sheep are selected by the buyer privately at the farm. See our news page for more details about individual wins!






We are so proud of Amy, she has sure made a lot of friends. We thank all the Dorset breeders for their support and compliments - she is the talk of the barn.




1st Place Slick Sheared Late Fall Ewe Lamb - 2001 National Dorset Show, Louisville, KY. What you see is what you get!!

"Made in Maine" the 2002 RESERVE NATIONAL CHAMPION EWE - NATIONAL DORSET SHOW AND SALE - Staunton, Va. Bred by Sugarloaf Dorsets - Chelsea, Maine

Fall Ewe Lamb - Sugarloaf Dorsets 00320F. She was the Supreme Champion Ewe over all breeds and Highest Selling Sheep over all breeds at the 2001 New England Sale!! Selling Price - $4,500.

2000 Reserve National Champion Ewe, Reno Nevada, sired by Sugarloaf Dorsets "K-2"



Winner of the 1994 "Supreme Sire of the Year" presented at the North American International Livestock Exhibition - Louisville KY. Sugarloaf is the Sire or Grand-Sire or Great-grand-sire of:

  • 2000 Reserve Junior National Champion Ewe
  • 2000 Reserve National Champion Ewe
  • 2000 Highest Selling Ewe - National Sale
  • 1999 Reserve National Champion Ram
  • 1999 Reserve National Champion Ewe
  • 1998 U.S. Reserve National Champion Ram
  • 1998 Reserve International Champion Ram
  • 1997 International Reserve Champion Ewe
  • 1996 International Champion Ewe
  • 1996 Highest Selling Dorset Ram of the Year
  • 1995 International Champion Ram
  • 1995 U.S. National Champion Ewe
  • 1995 Highest Selling Dorset Ram of the Year
  • 1995 U.S. Reserve National Champion Ram
  • 1994 U.S. Reserve National Champion Ewe
  • 1994 International Reserve Champion Ewe
  • 1993 U.S. Reserve National Champion Ram


Dare to Dream" was the 1st Place runner up winner of the Prestigious 2001 "Sire Of The Year" award in Louisville Ky. ! This award judges him against all siring Dorset Rams in the country!! - with that much stiff competition - this is a significant honor!!

There are a lot of Dorset Rams out there siring sheep. When the top sheep that consistently win are sired by ONE ram - THAT ram receives the acclaimed "Sire of the Year" award.

"Dare to Dream" also tested RR for the CODON 171 Test.

"Dare to Dream" is the 1998 Reserve International Champion Ram - Louisville!

Also, the 1998 Grand Champion Ram of the North East Regional Dorset Show was awarded to "Dare to Dream"

His very FIRST lamb, "California Dream" to sell at a sale won the 1999 Junior Champion Ram and Reserve National Champion Ram title, AND was the highest selling ram of the National Sale. Sold to Jared Penfold of Kingsburg, California! He has been called by many top breeders and judges as "one of the most complete, correct, sound Dorset Rams with exemplary breed type that should be capitalized on in the breed."

He does indeed represent what the Sugarloaf Flock is well know for today - beautiful Dorset breed character; backed by good honest functional genetics.

Grand Champion Ewe - Fall Ewe Lamb

  • 2004 Eastern States Exposition
  • 2004 Maine State Show
  • 2004 Supreme Champion Ewe Maine Junior State Show

She has come out of the gates a winner! She has already won distinction on the show circuit. We are very proud of her - she sure is one of the pretty ones! See her impressive pedigree below!!

"Big Money" is RR at Codon 171!!!







Meet "Mountain Belle", one of our favorite Sugarloaf bred and owned brood ewes. She won at the National Show in Louisville as a Yearling Ewe and is also the mother of "Mountain Magic", our 1998 Reserve National Champion Ram at the Ohio Dorset Show and Sale!

Mountain Belle is Grandam of:

  • 1st Pair Of Ram Lambs at the 2001 National Dorset Show in Louisville
  • 1st place Fall Yearling Ram at the 2001 National Dorset Show and Sale in Eaton, Ohio in March!!





Destiny (SD#46) is a prime sample of Dare to Dream genetics. Born February 1999, she has already won top distinction.

  • 2000: She returned to the Big E to win 1st place Yearling Ewe - that's 2 years in a row as lamb, then yearling!!! This is an awesome girl.
  • 1999 Junior Champion Ewe and Reserve Grand Champion Ewe at the Eastern States Expo in September 1999.
  • Member of both the 1st place pair of Ewe Lambs, and "Champion Get of Sire" at the same show! All sired by "Dare to Dream".
  • 1999 Second Place Jr. Ewe Lamb at the National Dorset Show, Louisville.




  • Supreme Champion Ewe Honors: 2001 North East Youth Show - over 900 head competing.
  • 1st Place Jr. Ewe Lamb and Reserve Jr. Champion Ewe at the National Dorset Show in Louisville KY Nov. 15, 2000!!
  • Member of the 2nd place Pair of Ewe Lambs at the 2000 National Dorset Show.




Summit

  • Grand-sire of the 2000 Reserve National Champion Ewe.
  • Grand-sire of the 1999 Reserve National Champion Ram
  • Sire of "Mountain Magic", 1998 U.S. Reserve National Champion Ram
  • Grand-sire of Sara, 1998 International Champion Ewe, Louisville.
  • Sire of "Storm", 1997 Reserve National Champion Ewe, Louisville.
  • Winner of the 1996 and 1997 "Supreme Sire of the Year" presented at the North American International Livestock Exhibition - Louisville, KY; for Siring the most Champions and Class Winners.

Summit's first lamb was National Champion in the National Junior Show at the North American Internationals in Louisville, KY.