This full Accoyo herdsire has tremendous density, very macho presence, huge bone structure, and eye-to-toe coverage. His fiber stats at two years of age were impressive; 18.1 micron with a CF of 99.7. His dam still has a micron count of 22.7 at over 13 years of age. Santana's regrowth has fantastic definition and luster. Consistent with his sire's color, he has produced fawn full Accoyo offspring with white dams. Santana's Skin Biopsy numbers are in from Ian Watt Density: 48.2 /mm2 Secondary:Primary fiber ratio: 9.6 :1 In-skin mean primary fiber diameter: 24.71µ Standard Deviation: 2.9 µ Range: 17.9 µ to 32.7 µ In-skin mean secondary fiber diameter: 17.1 µ Standard Deviation: 2.6 µ Range: 11.7 µ to 25.0 µ Comments: This male is showing good density well supported by a reasonable S:P ratio and very even primary and secondary fiber populations as evidenced by the Standard Deviation numbers. The follicles are clustered together in tight groups which leads to lower SD’s as the fibers tend to grow more quickly and uniformly due to the population pressure in each follicle group. This male sits above the median for white suri and should deliver considerable improvement to good quality female alpacas. Santana is the full brother to Kori ( dam to 7 time champion Durango ( Kori x Macgyver ).

* Strikingly beautiful, multiple ribbon winning Baron Lafite/Ramilo (both now deceased) full Accoyo female. * 1 of only a limited # of full Accoyo Ramilo/Lafite females, none of which are for sale. * Excellent show record, all in the very competitive white classes. Great conformation. * Great mother - super easy births (330-339 days), very healthy, good weight babies, lots of milk, cria gain 1lb a day. 3 very nice crias - 1 male, 2 female. * She is full sister to Young Accoyo Bracito (herdsire at AAOA Alpine Alpacas of America), placed 1st at '05 Futurity (white class) & was Color Champion at NW Alpaca Showcase. Also, full sister to Young Accoyo Venus who was female White Color Champion at The '07 Futurity, & Reserve Champion at MAPACA '07 & Buckeye '07.

* Crown Royale’s White Knight (a.k.a. “Lance”) is a phenomenal white full Peruvian, ½ Accoyo male. * Possess a tremendous amount of density, bone, and luster, he is passing it on to his cria! In 2005, we had to shear Lance twice once in April and once in July. Scored 15 out of 15 on weight in the 2008 suri network fleece show with a 24 micron fleece at 6 years and 5 months with a blanket weight of 6.76 lbs. * In 2007 his fleece grew at .42 mm/day. * In 2008 his fleece grew at .40 mm/day. * A superior fleece is considered anything in excess of .4 mm/day on a 2-3 year old. * Fiber stats for 2004 at age 2years and 6 months are FD 19.6 SD 4.1 CV 20.9. * Fiber stats for 2007 at age 5years and 5 months are FD 23.6 SD 4.9 CV 20.7. * Fiber stats for 2008 at age 6years and 5 months are FD 24.5 SD 4.9 CV 20.1. * Tested at 5 years and 5 months of age, he has 41.6 follicles per square mm with a 10.8 S/P ratio. Only 3.7 micron between the secondary and primary fibers. Ian Watts stated "You have hit the jackpot with this one! The way the primary follicles sit inside the histogram of the secondaries is closer to a merino sheep than anything I have seen anywhere in alpacas! Congratulations!!" * Lance possesses the soft rolling skin and he is passing this trait along to his progeny. * Lance has never finished worse than 4th and he showed in the largest shows in the country AOBA, Futurity, Mapaca, Ky Classic, Alpaca Fest, Suri network fleece. * In Suri Network fleece show his fleece continues to beat fleece from animals almost 3 years younger. * At the age of 5.5 he finished first at the 2007 Suri Network Fleece Show beating the 2006 Futurity, 2006 MAPACA, and 2007 AOBA champion. *One of his cria has a skin biopsy density of 65.0 out of dam with a skin biopsy of 50.3. *Cria = Crown Royales White Knight cria cria = cria from another herdsire but same dam

	DOB	Date Tested	AFD	SD	CV	%>30
Dam	2/17/99	8/16/02	19.7	4.3	22.0	2.6
*Cria	10/5/06	6/20/07	18.6	3.9	21.0	1.2
cria	9/22/05	6/20/07	23.3	5.0	21.5	7.7
cria	6/14/01	8/16/02	17.1	4.6	26.7	1.7