Talk about your sleeper! Iglaspa under 3 month had one thing going for him - a bright reflective fleece. WOW has that changed since! He is developing a well conformed pleasing frame on stilts for legs, good uniform fleece coverage and a lot of it. Add to this some nice tightly crimped fiber and we see this as an application for a job on our farm. Let's see if this just keeps getting better, but his name certainly fits. TO provide us a better objective insight into the qualities we see in Iglaspa we purchased a Grid Sample Test from Ian Watt. The results follow. Hip........AFD=25.9 SD=4.8 CV=18.4 CF=86.1 Staple 105mm Mid.......AFD=25.0 SD=5.1 CV=20.5 CF=86.1 Staple 80mm Shoulder AFD=26.4 SD=4.9 CV=18.6 CF=82.7 Staple 85.0 MAMGB Kitan Sapa his first offspring, has very bright fiber, soft hand, and a bunch of it. One good start!

Irene has consistently exceeded our expectations not with regard to our evaluation, but to her ability. She showed us in the show ring, and now she showed us in her progeny. Wasake who judges stated, "he is the finest in the class with good density and good uniformity." Wasake's first shearing 20.8 SD 4.4 Velocity son Wasake' third shearing 23.3 SD 4.7 100mm Wasake's seventh shearing 24.6 SD 5.0 Minimum 23.7 maximum 25.8 micron Iohitika who judges stated, "Possesses a fine fleece with good staple, but not as dense as those placing before her." Iohitica's first shearing 18.5 SD 3.89 Mondavi daughter Iohitica's second shearing 22.1 SD 4.59 105mm Iohitica's forth shearing 21.4 SD 4.5 Sheared 6.8 gross pounds Iohitica's fifth shearing 23.4 SD 4.5 Sheared 6.3 gross pounds Hanblecheyapi's first shearing Mondavi son 11 17.8 3.5 19.8 23 18.30 3.70 20.4 35 22.59 5.22 23.1 Oakpaza Etanhan first shearing Mondavi son 9 18.6 4.5 114mm We see a pattern in Irene's progeny. Delivered a beautiful true black MAMGB Iglaspa son 8-3-2017.