Campion is the son of Saber ~ the 2010 Reserve Herdsire of the Year -- formerly of Stone Brook Suri Farm (retired), now at Mystic Springs Alpacas. Saber is the sire of many ribbon winners and his dam was a solid producer for Stone Brook. Their statement: "His lineage has been consistent producers of show winners for our breeding program and we have continued to improve our stock out of this line." Campion is a well grown male, with a solid and balanced frame. He moves out smoothly and has an alert stance. With his good coverage, markings, and excellent regrowth, Campion is strikingly handsome male. He has beautiful luster, consistent relocking across from shoulder to rump. His regrown staple is pleasing in length and locked from his skin outward. His first cria for us is a beautiful multi male that looks just like him. And, this boy has not just fine, well defined locks consistently across his blanket, but solid bones and well-balanced frame. Campion's boy catches the eye, and not just for his coloration.

Stephanie has produced healthy crias with excellent fiber qualities. This is not too surprising since Stephanie herself is well-locked. Her locking was consistent across her body, her fiber very lustrous with a heavy / greasy feel, and conformation solid on a well built frame. Pucara said about her: "Stephanie has a mix of sound and correct conformation and stellar suri fleece traits that will add color, new lines and suri. The luster, independence, slick hand and cover is all there on a robust well balanced frame with another knockout Pucara head." Pucara's statements about Mr. Mahogany, Stephanie's sire: "Our boy Mr Mahogany has been an important male for us in Australia... Mr M has only ever given us colored cria. He displays exceptional bone and structure, good density and luster across an even fleece." Stephanie produced colored crias when bred to white herdsires. By Pucara Accoyo Taj, the maternal half-brother to Pucara's Kahuna, Stephanie presented to us a stunning fawn girl, AutumnSun's Glittering Rain who became a production female herself after finishing her showing. From the white champion herdsire High Stakes, Stephanie had a beautiful dark brown Cabernet Sauvignon, or "Savy" as we call her, with the same fine, lustrous fiber and consistent locking as her dam. Savy won two Reserve color championships in the handful of times she has shown!