BIOPSY....AOA EPD....CLASSIFIED FOR S.H.I.P. SEEKING PARTNER WE ARE SEEKING the "right" breeder to purchase full interest in this outstanding Seed Stock Suri Stud. We have many cria on the ground this year and he is producing outstanding results. Fiber density at 75.5 follicles SQ MM of skin which is extremely dense. Secondary fibers measured 17.5 microns with a variation between primaries of 9.9. only 25% secondary fibers are medulated & he has 4 of 4 gland presence. Very few males have these kinds of numbers for density. His other biopsy results are outstanding and Dr. Norm Evans stated, "THIS MALE IS THE WHOLE PACKAGE TO PASS ON SUPERIOR GENETIC TRAITS!" Romeo is truly an impact herdsire and represents everything that Dr. Walker has been breeding for over the past 20 years. His genetics include PPeruvian Miquel, Bolivian Belle, Camelia Mae on the dam's side. These lines were the basis of the Super Suris breeding program and should be coveted by anyone wanting to move forward in there breeding program. CLASSIFICATION OVERALL SCORE AVG: 4.5 HIGHEST HERD INDIVIDUAL SURI/TYPE 5, LUSTER 4, FINENESS 3, HANDLE 4, UNIF.LOCKS 4.5, DENSITY 4, UNIF.MIC 3.5, UNIF COLOR5 PROFILE 5, LEGS/FEET 5, SUBST 5, MOVEMENT 4, SURI/BODY 5, Head/ ears bite 5, GENITALIA 5, BODY COND. 5 His sire has the genetics of the greatest Accoyo lines including Uribe, Torbio, Jackpot. AOA EPD Scores and Ranking - definitely in the top tier of males. If you want to improve fiber fineness, density and regrowth....Romeo is your guy! 'still 20 micron AFD at age 4. FULL INTEREST AVAILABLE.

Maruca is the perfect TOP OF THE LINE foundation female. Exquisite suri head with perfect bite, very upright, well balanced conformation. Fine, fine fiber with bright luster. Did I say fine? She has fiber stats that are among the best, 16.2 AFD, 3.5 SD, 21.9 CV, 1.1%>30 micron. Her first cria was a beautiful, rich brown, colored male who sold as a junior herdsire and she is an excellent mother. She has it all and no wonder. Look at her pedigree and you will know why she stands out. Maruca's sire,is BALBOA There are few alpaca herd sires in the same league as MacGyver’s Balboa. During the course of his show career Balboa racked up 16 Halter Championships-- 13 Color Championships and 3 Reserve Championships. And his fleece won a few awards too. At the MAPACA 2008 Fleece competition, Balboa’s fleece was awarded a First Place and Best Suri Locks. Then at the 2008 AOBA National Fleece Show, Balboa was awarded First Place and Reserve Color Championship. His fleece also received a Special Award at Nationals for Best Suri Locks.Balboa’s offspring have accrued more than 25 championships among them to date! Maruca's Dam, Zara of PVA is one of those females that command a second look. Deep and rich in color with lustrous silky locks her lineage reads like a page from the book of Who’s Who. Zara is out of Zarza, AOBA Produce of Dam winner 2001 and 2nd place AOBA Produce of Dam 2002. Zarza is the granddam to many Park View Alpacas champions. Zara was sired by Montoya of PVA . Her genetics are unsurpassed. All of this came together to help place her in that Color Champion position at the 2007 International Alpaca Odyssey.