This gorgeous true black suri male is sired by the Wilkins' illustrious Peruvian Silver Heat.Silver Heat shared the Suri Futurity Herdsire of the Year award in 2011. Olympus's paternal grandparents are SBS Pilgrim,Uma, Maverick, Sequoia, and Angel. His dam is sired by none other than 4Peruvian Silver Bullet. Olympus has independently locked, lustrous fleece with a true slick hand.This male has solid bone structure on a correct frame and a beautiful head. At just 6 mos old he placed 2nd and was awarded Reserve Color Champion Black Suri Male. At The Futurity, Olympus placed 4th in a very large competitive class. The judge, Kristin Buhrman, said " this is a very competitive, tough class." Of Olympus, she said " This is a beautiful strong male with a very fine slick hand." Olympus again placed well at the AOBA 2010 National show. Peter Kennedy was the judge and there were 21 juvenile black Suri males competing at AOBA. His comment on the class was" This is a very true to type class and very impressive." His comments on Olympus were," this male is showing great suri type along with consistent independence of lock." On top of all of his phenotypical qualities, Olympus has a personality that wraps you around his finger. After his first shearing he is relocking beautifully and with outstanding luster to his true black fleece Update: Olympus just took 2nd Place in the 2012 AOBA Nationals - TB 2&Older Male, Previously shorn. Can you believe I forgot to get his picture taken in fleece before we had him shorn there! So, though he showed in fleece, his pic shows him newly shorn after his win.

Congratulations to Luke & Cathy Crawford of Honey Maple Farms for their purchase of this outstanding female! She is a strikingly beautiful multi with medium brown highlighting her beautiful white fiber. Strong in build, sound in conformation, she carries herself gracefully in the ring. Tarragon's grey sire , Warrior, was the highest selling male suri at the 2004 Futurity Auction, when he was purchased by Stone Brook Farms. His first daughter, Warrior's Oneida Rose, sold at the 2006 Futurity Auction for $40,000. A month later, Warrior's Nitika of SBFS, sold for $39,000 at the 2006 AOBA National Auction. Tarragon's dam, Marah, has been a steady producer of champion offspring and we expect Tarragon to follow in her footsteps as she enters her breeding career. A Show Quality Female, Tarragon took Blue Ribbons in her first 5 Shows and just today took 2nd Place in the Full Fleece Multi Yearling Female Class at the 2007 Futurity! Tarragon is older, but what a treasure she has been. A producer of so many colors - multis, browns, true blacks, and "mini-mes". Last year she did produce a blue-eyed white girl who I believe has hearing issues and I am including her in the sale. Her father is a full accoyo male who is no longer alive. Tarragon I know has quality offspring still in the future - Don't miss the opportunity.