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ELK Ferrari's Just for Kix

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | White, Bay Black

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Description

Just for Kix is a lovely multi-colored female out of Snowmass Ferrari, a Bay Black son of the world renowned Snowmass Matrix. Just for Kix has consistently placed very high in the multi class, and even when combined with indefinite dark females! Judges' oral reasonings are very consistent from show to show; Finest fleece, the densest fleece, good bone and excellent capacity, excellent and consistent fleece character even when the fleece color changes, and spot-on conformation. Her sire, Ferrari, is a 3-time banner winner and is closed to outside breedings unless you are a Double “O” Good client. He has a beautiful phenotype, heavy bone, incredibly fine fleece with brightness and density. Ferrari is following in his sire’s footsteps with an AFD 17.7; SD 3.6; CV 20.2; and >30% 0.6. Kix has that same beautiful phenotype, heavy bone, with fineness and excellent density. She recently delivered as beautiful female cria sired by 18-time Champion, Snowmass Kahuna Sunrise, the light brown son of Snowmass Conopa's Kahuna. At 6 years of age, he still boasts an incredible 17 micron! With his heavy bone, exquisite fineness and fleece coverage. She is a gorgeous multi just like her mom! She has personality and extremely fine fleece. I expect this female to grow into a very solid foundation female for someone's herd. Just for Kix will be offered for sale during Foggy Bottom Alpacas' 10th Anniversary sale! Prices will be good from 9/15/2018 - 10/15/2018. And as an added bonus, Kix will sell with a breeding to any one of our four new breeding males - we would suggest Snowmass Midnight Victor. Midnight Victor is the beautiful bay black male sired by Snowmass Enchanted. This young male has it all ; loaded pedigree, extreme fineness (13.8 AFD), and fleece coverage. Please contact us today for more information or a 10th Anniversary Sale list! Proudly co-owned with CCAP Alpacas!

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Updated 9/6/2018