Service Sire: WWFC Pierre-Simon Laplace
32566345<--ari-->Light Silver Grey<--color-->Pierre is good size. He has perfect conformation. He has exceptional bone and coverage. His fleece is stunningly gorgeous! It has outstanding crimp, consistency, staple length, and softness. His density rivals his father’s. That is not a light statement, as Toledo has ELITE density. Pierre is award winning, but deserved more opportunities in the show ring. He is FANTASTIC! With people, he is laid back. With other males, he is docile, but he holds his ground. Pierre is a star that is eager to go to work for a grey breeding program and assist in boosting the quality of the herd. He will be a source of excellent grey progeny. You do not want to miss out on Pierre!
We like to call Pierre “the Prince” due to his stately appearance and regal attitude. He takes his time and knows he is special. This prince is showing potential to turn into a truly sovereign sire. Pierre is the son of our multiple champion producing, top herdsire MFI Toledo. The fleece Toledo throws on his progeny is simply gorgeous. Pierre’s mother, Sweet Friday, has been a consistent producer of excellent quality crias.
Pierre’s fleece features absolutely beautiful crimp, and very long staple length. He has exceptional brightness and nice density. Also, Pierre is above average in size and has solid conformation. This boy has great potential, and every visitor to the farm stops for a second or third look!
Pierre is named for Pierre-Simon Laplace, who was a prominent early 19th-century French mathematical physicist and astronomer who made crucial contributions in the area of planetary motion, by applying Sir Isaac Newton’s theory of gravitation to the entire solar system. His work on several theories of probability and statistics is considered pioneering, and has influenced a generations of mathematicians.
Pierre placed second to a multiple-championship winning male in his first show, and he was a strong contender for the reserve championship. At the AOA National Show in 2016 he showed as a light silver grey, and again was a very close second to the blue ribbon-winning male in the class.
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