Brady would be an innovator across the board in my book
. I have friends who own some of his Nissai/Sansai Showa. They have a different look to them... Old school with a twist, but I won't pretend to know what he is doing to build the new "bradygoi" showa lines. Perhaps he will enlighten us
It is nice to hear him talk about his Kohaku Oyagoi. He and Richard Rombold are taking similar paths in developing their own parent stock and the results of their efforts are similarly impressive. That bodes well for the future of domestic breeders who will take the risk and follow suit.
BTW, I have to join the Kujaku Chorus. That is one FINE looking specimen
