Red Granites Chandler Bay has been a quietly kept secret here at Red Granite and now is the time to bring him forward as he takes a major role in our breeding program. Bred from multi-champion, MFI Master At Arms and from Red Granites Coos Bay who herself is a MFI Pistol daughter, he won the 2003 All American Grand Champion banner as a Black and was one of the most sought after black males in his younger days. This male, Chandler Bay, has been selected to be used as a sire as he brings another dimension to the Black Breeding lines here at the ranch. He is very robust and has great substance of bone and strength. His fleece is extremely dense, long stapled, which his dam’s line is famous for, and the fibers are uniform in color and micron. With the additional black genetics originating from his dam. Red Granites Chandler Bay gives us a valuable option where color needs to be brought to the fore whilst still adding high quality and productivity. His show career was short, but coming back as a 2-Year-Old male he won the 2022 Great Western Alpaca Show Black Male Reserve Color Champion banner, this is one of the largest and most competitive shows in the United States! We are loving what Chandler Bay is doing as a sire! So far, he has sired primarily blue black progeny and one fawn/roan. All have long staples with intense brightness and architecture to their fleece. He has secured some more females in our breeding program! Exciting times ahead!

Red Granites At A Glance will blow your mind and will become a habitual winner in the show ring, trust us on this one! This lovely daughter of Red Granites McCoy and Red Granites At A Girl, relates all that is excellent about her sire, dam, and the heritage that follows. Her boxy frame is straight and square and supported by very good bone density. Her fleece is dense and fine with uniformity throughout, all being hard to find in a black. Her dam, Red Granites At A Girl is a True Black Snowmass Mr Sizlin Rose daughter, so At A Glance's dark-color genes, specficially black genes, should be fairly strong and it would be very tempting to breed her that way considering the genetics that come in from her sire and dam combined. Even if you decide to breed her to a light colored male, we feel her dark genes will overpower that males color. You can make that decision however. In breeding her, we feel she needs a tad more uniformity and staple length, so we would go to: Estates Passionate Fever. Passionate Fever as a color test of ee a2a2 - so we would expect a BLACK from the pairing if the stars align. But we would also suggest Val D Lsere...