Sorry, I just thought you were interested in names. I'll tell you briefly what I know about some of the names you've seen. Equity's Pride goes back to MSF Equity 43rd, a former national champion promoted by Schrags and Cagwins mostly. He goes back to a full Irish bull you'rve seen talked about here called IDS Duke of Dublin of Improver descent. The Dream Lady family was made famous by Alden Farms and has spread throughout the breed. They trace to Margie 924, one of my favorite all time Shorthorn females, a combination of American Milking Shorthorns and the Irish Shannon Margie. AFK Powerplay was an outstanding bull of his day. The Dreamboat bull you'll see sired some good cattle, but he had one of the highest BEPDs of his day. Merle Welch once told me that if you had a cow that never had a good calf, breed her to Dreamboat and you'll get a good one. I've only seen one picture of him, I'd recommend not looking at it. Powerplay's mother, Bonnie Ruberta, was a daughter of Leader 18th, one of the truly top female sires, in my opinion. I had a son of hers sired by Boris that was a pretty good bull. Mill Brook Ransom G-9 appars, he was a very good show bull and sire for R. Lee Johnson and Sutherland Farms. It has been suggested that he was 1/2 Maine, I don't know it that is true or not. Regardless, he was a good bull. JSF Lightfoot's High Five was raised by my good friend Jim Scott from Leon, Iowa. His sire was from one of the best early Shorthorn flushes, combining Dividend with Farview Robin, founder of the Green Ridge Robin family. Balllyart Snowflake appears in the pedigree, she was a show champion in Ireland and imported by Lazy D Farms in Missouri. She is also the dam of the noteworthy Irish bull Lazy D HL Quane. I went through the Lazy D calves in 1982 and narrowed my choice to Quane or Lazy Ultimate Type. I picked Ultimate Type, a direct son of Deerpark Leader and out of Highfield Una 3rd. The Snowflake cow was also sired by Deerpark Leader, but I thought Quane had a little more shoulder than I liked. I'll post more later.