"Topher", as he is known on the farm, is an outstanding 7/8 Accoyo male out of 6P Accoyo Crown Royale. With unbelievable locks and luster, he has been wowing them in the show ring. He just might be the best "Crown Royale" boy yet. Incredible luster with great independent lock. Christoph started breeding in the Spring of 2006. In fact, he settled his first female on the first try. If you are looking for an outstanding Accoyo male with a great show record, look no further. He is co-owned with Lindfield Farm of Findlay, Ohio. Book those breedings now!! Looking to add to your Herd what Accoyo Crown Royale has added to ours, here you go. His first cria was so outstanding that we rebred the Dam right back to Topher. He is giving us the lock, luster, and density that all Suri Breeders are looking for. Topher's famous son, JustinFun, is a striking multi who is taking the 2009/2010 show ring by storm. And his latest cria is a little fawn boy out of Reni who is sure to make our show string. With our loss of Crown Royale, Christoph is seeing a lot more action. An he has started off 2011 with a bang. Both KaBoom and Adeline look to be part of next year's show string.

Judges remark that Prince PoppyCock has the total package: Amazing Luster, Super Density, Uniformity of Lock structure EVERYWHERE, 17 Micron fineness, Excellent Bone, Excellent head, and amazing Staple growth (.67mm/day), AND....... a unique but very strong pedigree. If you are trying to get away from the Common Suri Bloodlines, PoppyCock might just be your solution! ......PoppyCock is Full Peruvian and 5/8ths Accoyo. Prince Poppycock was biopsied at 80 months of age with these stats: Density: 43.5 /mm Secondary:Primary fiber ratio: 8.2:1 In-skin mean primary fiber diameter: 25.9 µ Standard Deviation: 3.1 µ Range: 19.6 µ to 31.0 µ In-skin mean secondary fiber diameter: 19.7 µ Standard Deviation: 2.6 µ Range: 12.9 µ to 26.9 µ Comments: These are really good numbers for an alpaca bred from 10 year-old genetics. For a suri the density is good and the uniformity of both fiber populations is excellent even though the S:P ratio is somewhat lower than average.