The MAC cria have hit the show ring Spring 2009 with full force- AGAIN! Check out these numbers: 8 cria from black to brown to fawn to white. 14 First places, 4 second places(mostly behind another MAC Cria) 8 Color Championships and 4 Reserve Champions!! Solid light brown male, solid med brown female and a solid light brown female from a WHITE dam-. Add to that 2 first place wins in GET OF SIRE with mostly BLACK cria and he has become the amazing male I knew he would be at birth! At the Great Midwest Show (level 4) A MAC cria placed 1st or 2nd in every color group except Grey and multi (7 firsts 2 seconds, 3 Color Champions and 3 Reserve Champions---all with Juvenile offspring! I can't wait until Fall. MAC won the 2006 AAA Futurity Color Championship for Brown Suri males under judge Mike Safely. Macgyver's Armed and Dangerous was just that in the show ring....Dangerous! 11 times he has placed either reserve or Champion and he has 12 first place ribbons to his young credit. Yes, he is a full Peruvian son of the famous Peruvian MacGyver (herdsire of the year in 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006) He is even 1/2 Accoyo from the great Peruvian Inca lines as well as Accoyo Bruxo. MAC, as we call him, is the hit of the show pasture. Every single person that visits our ranch asks about him first. His luster, amazing coverage and perfect tight pencils are the desire of all great suri breeders. He has so much coverage on his face and ears that he looks like the spitting image of his sire already. MAC made a definate impression in the show ring through fall 2005 and finished with a BANG by winning both the 2006 Futurity and 2006 AOBA Nationals! Final winnings: 12 first places, 11 Color/ Reserve Championships

This Goldstar son garnered top awards at the biggest shows of 2018. National and Futurity GET OF SIRE CHAMPION for dark/mixed colored offspring!! Don't miss out on your opportunity to get a piece of these star studded genetics. Contact us today for a breeding. Dr Norm Evans' skin biopsy report: “BRKRD Goldstar’s Jet” was biopsied as a 22 month old dark brown suri male. His ARI# is 32364064. His 15x scan shows fiber clusters that are very symmetrical and uniform in size, shape and placement within his connective tissue. This trait was passed from his dam. His density was 69.75 follicles SQ MM of skin with a 9.6 MM punch which adjust to a true density of 66.96 follicles SQ MM of skin. His S/P ratio from 25 fiber clusters averages 11.6 to 1. Note on the S/P & 250x scan that only 30% of his secondary fibers are medullated as shown by the red spots in the center of the fibers which should relate to excellent handle. He shows level 3 of 4 gland structure. This trait was likely passed from his sire. The glandular infrastructure is likely genetic and gland density if likely nutritional. The average density that I evaluated in 2011-12 in mature Suri males that I assume breeders considered their best is noted on the third page of the new current summary. One hundred secondary fibers averaged 27.8 microns while 50 primary fibers averaged 35.1 microns. This equates to a micron variation of 7.3 microns. Jet’s strong points are certainly his density, S/P, gland presence and the low secondary medullation.