Bravado can easily be classified as an ideal Waldo bred terminal Duroc boar in phenotype and overall kind.
He definitely answers the call for exceptable and proportional frame, with structure in a very lean, muscular confirmation
Clean fronted, long necked which expresses a proper maturity pattern for this type of terminal boar
He expresses a very aggressive breeding attitude and functional skeletal design
Long sided, level topped, free moving individual that exhibits extreme leanness over his top and through the lower portion of his body cavity
Bravado displays exceptional muscle mass and expression, particularly through his rump, hip, center and lower ham
His underline is sharp, testicle size is large
Structure is sound with large even toes on all four feet
Waldo's are retaining two littermate boars and the balance of all littermate females
SGI 1346 Brawny, Bravado‘s sire, was the Reserve Champion 2009 Indiana State Fair and a superb son of "Square D 98-1". Brawny who is a very high demand sire at SGI sires growth, leanness and muscle. To date has an outstanding siring record based upon quality and consistency of his progeny
Paternal grandmother is a double bred "Big Louie". Big Louie has been ranked in the top five Duroc boars in Stages for both MLI and SPI for several generations
The maternal pedigree behind Bravado reaches back to the Waldo produced Estranged, Jumanji, Bold Stroke and Committment lines
Bravado's dam has averaged 10.5 born alive in four parities to date
Maternal heritage yields positive traits for born alive, litter weight at birth, 21-day litter weight and wean to estrus
The pedigree and the stats read lean muscle, and the boar exemplifies such
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