Duke is loaded with championship genetics. All 4 of his grandparents are banner winners. The championships include the most prestigious halter shows, Nationals and The Futurity. It was not possible for his sire and dam to be shown and that was unfortunate because they are excellent examples of the Suri phenotype with excellent fleece characteristics. So, let's talk about the sires and dams of Duke's sire and dam. That discussion will show you why it was unfortunate that Duke's sire and dam weren't shown. The sire is RKR Trigger Tripper. Trigger's sire is the recently deceased SBS Crown Prince and Prince was a prepotent herdsire that had 15 Get of Sire wins to his name. Crown Prince was a Crown Royale son and he won two banners at Nationals, won one banner at The Futurity, and won 5 halter show banners overall. He had excellent EPDs and he passed an excellent lock structure on to his offspring. Trigger's dam is a two time banner winner SPAR's MacCluster's Ginger Mist. Ginger Mist's dam is SPAR's Torbio's Magdalena who also produced a National's Judge's Choice Suri Female in SPAR's Vicki's Sweetie Pea. So, Duke's sire Trigger is loaded with champion genetics and those genetics have produced an exceptional fleece. Trigger's fleece has a great lock structure, outstanding luster, and superior fineness as he has maintained a grade 1 fleece through the age of 5 years. The dam is RKR Agate. Agate's sire is MacGyver's Armed & Dangerous. Armed & Dangerous has won numerous accolades not only in halter shows, but in fleece shows and also for his progeny. He has won 5 Get of Sire Championships. In fleece shows he has won a Judge's Choice and a Best Handle. On top of that, not only did he win halter show banners at Nationals and The Futurity, he was the color champion at both of those shows. He won 6 halter show banners overall. Armed & Dangerous like Crown Prince above has prepotent genetics that include great fleece characteristics. Agate's dam Rose Quartz Cloud is a light rose grey female that was only shown once, but it was a big one as she won the color championship at Nationals. So, another national championship is found in Duke's pedigree. So, Duke has all of those great championship genetics in his pedigree. Those genetics show because Duke is a quality Suri. He is a Suri with great conformation, great coverage including a good Suri head style, and exceptional fleece characteristics. He is a Top 10% male in regards to EPD rankings. He has good EPD rankings based upon his 2019 shearing sample and those EPDs can be checked by clicking on the link. His mean staple length EPD is not very good, but on his histogram he had 8.8 inches of staple length in 10 months of growth. We plan to use him on a few females over time and see what he can do as a herdsire. Keep an eye out for his crias and if you like what you see, contact us about adding him to your herd.

Grace is the daughter of Electrofyre, 9 time Judge's Choice winner including 4 of them at the largest shows in the country. Electrofyre has Ramilo as his grandsire on the top. Ramilo won 25 Get of Sire 1st place ribbons and his son Phoenix, Electrofyre's sire, was part of that 25th win. The bottom of Electrofyre's pedigree is a Pucara Kahuna daughter! That makes the top part of Grace's pedigree an outstanding combination of great white herdsires in Ramilo, Phoenix, Electrofyre and Kahuna and it's no wonder that her sire had such an outstanding show career. The bottom of her pedigree is filled with outstanding true black herdsires in Midas Touch, King Kong, Kobe of PVA, and Lebron of PVA. Overall, Grace has outstanding champion genetics. Grace's fleece is a very pure white and has luster galore! The locks are an open layered lock structure and the lock structure is very consistent throughout the fleece. The fleece is extremely dense and has good staple length regrowth. The sample we sent to Yocom-McColl for EPD testing came back with a grade 3 AFD of 25.3 microns. It has a good standard deviation of AFD of 4.6 microns and a great coefficient of variation of 18.3%. The EPDs can be seen by clicking on the link. In addition to her awesome fleece, Grace has solid confirmation and fleece coverage. Her fleece, though, is the reason why we were interested in having Grace as a production female because we feel that when bred to some of our outstanding herdsires the results will be excellent. On July 3rd, 2018, Grace had a 16.7 lb. dark fawn male sired by our herdsire Anvil. We named him Skyfyre and he has a great Suri phenotype and has a fine, dense, and lustrous fleece that is nicely locked. Skyfyre placed 2nd in a tough juvie class of 6 at GWAS in 2019 (first in his class was the RC) and was again 2nd in his class at the 2020 AOA National Halter Show. Unfortunately, Covid-19 cancelled the rest of the spring 2020 shows. On July 18, 2019, Grace had her second cria. It was an 18.2 lb. white female sired by our herdsire Comet. One can see in the picture she has great conformation, great fleece coverage, and a fleece that exhibits luster, fineness and organization. On June 14, 2022 Grace had 16.6 lb. white female cria sired by Duke. The white female cria from 2022 that is by her side will be included in the purchase making it 2 for the price of 1.