Check out this up and coming star!! Jet has already done it in the show ring, and will continue to rack up championships as he gets older. He's extreme in every aspect that we look for in top quality herdsires! He's loaded with lock, luster, and density. He's got the killer head along with that amazing suri phenotype that we all crave. His sire and dam were both champions in the show ring as well. Here are the results of his skin biopsy report perform by Dr. Norm Evans: “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. The glandular infrastructure is likely genetic and gland density if likely nutritional. 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.

This boy is young and still growing. His fiber is that exceptional fiber that Vader continues to produce.. “Rogue Suri Alpacas WLK Jamayo” was biopsied as a 24 month old true black male with ARI#35572503. His 15X scan shows fiber clusters very uniformin shape and placement within his connective tissue. He grades level 4 of 4 gland presence. Observe his 8 fiber clusters on the S/P scan that show an S/P of 11.0 to 1. 25 fiber clusters show an average S/P of 11.4 to 1. Also note on all scans that 100% of the secondary fibers show a level of medullation. His density is measured at 61 follicles SQ MM of skin. 100 secondary fibers average 18.4 microns and 50 primary fibers average 24.7 microns for a variation of only 6.3 microns. On August 29, 2020 Jamayo’s AFD is figures only18.95 microns. On all scans note the presence of many round secondary fibers which several fiber judges correlate to increase luster. This gentleman has many genetic traits which my work shows is passed to his offspring. He measures extreme fineness for a black suri male.