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MMALP Beau's Anvil

Alpaca, Suri, Jr. Herdsire (Male) | Medium Brown

Sire: Black Beau

Super Stud!! Producer of Champions!

Black Beau

SuriHerdsire (Male)True Black

AOA# 31429375DOB: 10/13/200816 yrs

If you're looking for a true black herdsire who's done it all in the showring and now is putting babies on the ground who are going to do the same thing, look no further. Black Beau is a third generation CC at the Futurity and Nationals. His sire Diamonte was CC at the Futurity and Nationals, and Diamonte's sire Kobe was CC at The Futurity and Nationals. What more can you ask for in a pedigree.

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 AOA# 31429375 True Black

Description

Looking for a top quality male at an exceptional value???? Look no further than MMALP Beau's Anvil. His only fault was going up against our other 2 stellar brown males in the show ring and finishing behind them, but he has all the attributes to make a direct impact on your farm. His sire is none other the Black Beau, a multiple banner winner, and his dam is a Kahuna daughter! Anvil's full brother, Damion, showed once in the 2014 show season at Mapaca and took first place. Call today, at this price he won't last long!! Anvil's skin biopsy report is noted below by Dr. Norm Evans from December 2015: “MMALP Beau’s Anvil” was biopsied as a 3 year old medium brown suri male. His ARI# is 32403411. His 15X scan shows fiber clusters that are very uniform in shape and placement within his connective tissue. His density is 52.75 follicles SQ MM of skin and his S/P ratio from 25 fiber clusters averages 12.7 to 1. Note on all scans that 100% of his secondary fibers are medullated as shown by the red spots in the center of the fibers. He shows level 4 or 4 gland structure. One hundred secondary fibers averaged 23.9 microns while 50 primary fibers averaged 36.6 microns. This equates to a micron variation of 12.7 microns.

Awards

[4th]Fourth Place AOA Nationals 2014

[3rd]Third Place Southern Select 2014

[2nd]Second Place CAC 2014

[3rd]Third Place FABA 2014

Updated 1/14/2016