Donnatello has been a treasure in our program. He is a Kit Carson son out of the revered and now deceased Snowmass Silver Star who gave us Snowmass Star Matrix, mom to RR Touchstone, the national brown fleece champ in 2015. She is also mom to Snowmass Enlightenment, who is well recognized in grey breeding circles. Donnatello carries the strong conformation of both his parents and we fully suspect that he will deliver the goods on sustained fineness which was seen in both his parents. Sire, Kit Carson has a histogram of 22.5/ 4.0/ 17.6 and a comfort factor of 96.1% at age 6. Dam, Silver Star was still 23 micron at age 10! He has a very superior handle and uniformity to his fleece which would be commendable in any color, but is particularly notable for grey. We are focused on breeding for solid greys and as a result are putting both he and his ouitstanding sire up for sale. The grey genes that they carry have been deeply entwined in our herd and the backbone of our breeding program in a line that started with grandsire Aussie Gun's n Roses, RR Guns Kit Carson and now Donnatello. We expect that he will have a commendable breeding career ahead of him, but don't have enough work for him to fully realize his potential. If you're breeding for grey he's your man...and we have drastically reduced his price. Follicle Biopsy 55.1 (watt) http://www.renaissanceridgealpacas.com/BIOPSIES/Microsoft%20Word%20-%20RR%20Donatella.doc.pdf 2014 OFDA Histogram: 17.0/ 3.2/ 18.84/ 100 2015 OFDA Histogram: 20.07/3.98/18.87/98.05/90.0

Venezia took blue the only time shown, She is conformationally correct with a very very dense, very uniform fleece over an expansive neck to belly blanket. Her follicle testing confirms her fleece attributes, as done by Ian Watt: Follicle density: 53.8/mm2 Secondary:Primary Follicle Ratio: 11.8:1 In-skin Primary follicle diameter: 26.0 micron SD 3,7 In-skin Secondary follicle diameter: 21.5 micron SD 3.1 (The differential in micron between primary and secondary micron, being under 5, is excellent, as are the SDs in the 2 populations!)