| CL9 Altair |
Bio: Altair is a medium fawn full Peruvian male out of Peruvian Aladdin. He is a multi blue ribbon winning male. Many of his offspring have also graced the show ring further proving his worth. He has a commanding presence at all times, his gorgeous fleece is awe-inspiring, and he has a beautiful head and a great temperament. In January 2008 Dr. Norm Evans conducted a skin and fiber evaluation on Altair, his comments follow: “Cl9 Altair shows a density of 53.75 follicles SQ MM of skin and a S/P of 11.25 follicles SQ MM of skin. These stats are certainly above average. The 40X view shows nice symmetrical cluster structure. All views shows about 50% secondary fiber medullation. Most alpacas of his age show 100% fiber medullation. The average of 100 secondary fibers measured 24.1 microns while 50 primary fibers averaged 36.4 microns. The average difference in secondary and primary fibers is 12.3 microns. At this age, we would expect the primary fibers to be a coarse. This males is very much above average and at this age 24.1 micron secondary fibers is very impressive” On the ground… - Altair’s Sterling - Achenar - Altair's Sharif - Altair's Samaurai If you are interested in learn more about Altair, give us a call at 360-661-7222 or send us an e-mail to office@alpacaranch.com, we also can send out a package with full info about him. Financing, multi-breeding discounts & package deals are available. Reserve your breeding now! Genealogy: Sue's First Lady Light Fawn, 160515, Peruvian Sue's First lady is first rate as a dam and mother, producing strong and healthy offspring with exceptional fiber. All have fineness, heavy crimp, density and uniformity throughout heavy volume fleeces. Her crias have all grown to be champions! Peruvian Aladdin G209 Light Fawn, 117920, Peruvian This male was stunning when he came into this country and he still stands above the herd today. His presence is in charge and his conformation and genetic results are consistant. Isn't this what you are looking for? He continues to breed outside dams on a regular basis and services the large inventory of Peruvian dams where he resides - Yes, we make money on him and he will make money for you. His babies have been light years ahead of their time, it has been fun to say the least. He has been a killer investment for "Jampolsky's" that brought him into this country and he continues to support their lovely peruvian herd and outside dams today. Awards: 1st Place, 1999 EVAA Exhibition 1999 Spinners' Choice 1st Place, 1999 EVAA Exhibition 1999 Knitter's Choice 1st Place, 1999 EVAA Exhibition 1999 Overall Best Fleece 1st Place Halter, 2000 Alpacapalooza 1st Place, 2000 AOBA National Conference Fleece Show 1st Place Halter, 2000 AOBA National Conference 1st Place Halter, 2001 AOBA National Conference 1st Place Halter, 2002 Santa Fe Alpaca Show |
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