We are wanting to sell this boy only because we feel we have too much Goldstar in our herdsire row. We have two males, Zoltar and Challenger, that are Goldstar sons. We have 4 other males that are Goldstar grandsons, Aragorn, Klondike, Artie, and Remington. Something has got to give and we have decided that parting with Challenger is the one to give in on and sell at this low price that is greatly discounted compared to the price we paid for him. Take advantage of our predicament and get this boy at a price that's a steal. WI Challenger is a full brother to BRKRD Goldstar's Jet. Jet is 4 years older than Challenger and has been putting outstanding offspring on the ground the last couple of years and he has the awards to prove it. Jet won four Get of Sire championships in 2018 including one each at AOA Nationals and at The Futurity. Jet and Challenger are mirror images of each other and since they have the same genetics, we feel it is a good bet Challenger will sire outstanding crias like his brother Jet. Let's discuss what is so outstanding about the genetics found in these two males. Challengers sire is Lazy G's Accoyo Goldstar. Goldstar has won 20 Get of Sires and those wins include 3 at Nationals, 3 at The Futurity, and 1 at the Suri Network All Suri Fleece Show. Goldstar has been taking his great Full Accoyo genetics and passing them on to his offspring to create champions since at least 2012 when he won the first of his 20 Get of Sire championships. Goldstar’s sire is the great Rockstar making him the grandson of the outstanding imported Accoyo herdsire Torbio. The top of Challengers pedigree also includes the outstanding males Jackpot and Ramilo. Challengers dam is SBFS Saber's Peruvian Black Cherry. Unfortunately, she is deceased now. She had four offspring including Challenger and Jet. Jet was a multiple banner winner and a full sister WI Rehanna was also a multiple banner winner. Challenger was not shown as much. He was only shown 3 times and earned 2nd in his class each time. Black Cherry, the dam, was a multiple banner winner including winning one at both AOA Nationals and The Futurity. Her pedigree is filled with great herdsires. The list includes Sergeant Major Jax, Saber, Baron, Bruxo, MacGyver, and Uribe. She was a very well bred champion female. With all of that information it is easy to say Challenger is one very well bred boy. Not only does his pedigree have genetics from Suris that have won championships, he more importantly has prepotent genetics in his pedigree that have produced outstanding Suri champions on a regular basis. In other words, these are proven genetics. We can't wait to start putting him on some of our great females and see what he can sire for us!

Ginny is our first cria out of a herdsire we had named Torbio's Dumbledore. We have unfortunately sold him and now wish we hadn’t. He had a fine micron at 22.8 with a good standard deviation of 4.7 at age 3 years. His powerfully built body had great conformation. Ginny's dam, Babette, was also a large powerfully built alpaca with great conformation that we have sold, too. Ginny was a large cria at 21.4 pounds and she continues to be a big strong girl as she matures with the inherited good conformation. Just like the last cria for Babette, Ginny is an example of her dam breeding up to a better alpaca than herself. Dumbledore had a big part in that happening to the great extent that it did. Ginny's beautiful fawn fleece has great luster, fineness, and locks. Her pedigree is full of great alpacas such as Torbio, Torbio's Masterpiece, Saladin, MacGyver, Bruxo, Inca, and Chesnimitz. Ginny was shorn at about 1 year of age and she is great proof of her sire's EPD rankings. All of his EPD categories related to fineness and uniformity are in the top 5%. Babette when tested at age 8 years was right at 31 microns for AFD. Age had something to do with that, but overall, she had never really had a fine micron fleece. Ginny's histogram at age 1 came back with a 22.7 micron AFD and a 5.2 micron SDAFD. 7.6% of her fibers were greater than 30 microns. Her average staple length was good at 8.1 inches and her fleece weight was 4.9 lbs. That histogram was used for her EPDs. Ginny has good EPDs and you can see those EPDs by clicking on the link. After she was shorn, she was shown at the Nebraska State Fair in August of 2017 and earned her first championship. The judge commented that "she is a great example of the luster seen in a Suri alpaca." She was the Grand Champion Medium Colored Suri Female. Ginny had a 17.8 dark brown or bay black female on May 14, 2020. The little girl was sired by WI Challenger and is our first cria sired by him on our farm. Ginny is great mother, talking to her little girl all the time, and had plenty of milk as the little one gained weight quickly. We have bred her to WLK Remington Steele for a late summer cria in 2021.