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OHA The Gambler
ARI# 30690486 D.O.B. 9/17/2007 (2 yrs)
Suri, Male, Unproven | Light Fawn
1/2 Peruvian, 1/2 Chilean
Sire: 111 Peruvian Black Diamond
Dam: QAI1 Laika Importo98
Stud Fee: $750
Unfortunately, we can’t keep them all, so we’ll let him go but retain breedings to get more of his genetics in our herd! You’ll love
the quality of his fleece—tightly locked and tons of luster. Even more intriguing is that though he is fawn, he has overtones of
rose grey! His drop-dead gorgeous sire, Black Diamond is true black. If personality matters to you, this one is exceptional! He
loves people and really enjoyed the crowds at open house last September! Gambler won a sixth place ribbon in a large class at
the Ohio Buckeye last spring and took second place at 2008 Alpacafest in November.
Awards
1st VA Classic March 2009
2nd Alpacafest Nov 2008
6th Ohio Buckeye May 2008
ARI# 30690486 D.O.B. 9/17/2007 (2 yrs)
Suri, Male, Unproven | Light Fawn
1/2 Peruvian, 1/2 Chilean
Sire: 111 Peruvian Black Diamond
Dam: QAI1 Laika Importo98
Stud Fee: $750
Unfortunately, we can’t keep them all, so we’ll let him go but retain breedings to get more of his genetics in our herd! You’ll love
the quality of his fleece—tightly locked and tons of luster. Even more intriguing is that though he is fawn, he has overtones of
rose grey! His drop-dead gorgeous sire, Black Diamond is true black. If personality matters to you, this one is exceptional! He
loves people and really enjoyed the crowds at open house last September! Gambler won a sixth place ribbon in a large class at
the Ohio Buckeye last spring and took second place at 2008 Alpacafest in November.
Awards
1st VA Classic March 2009
2nd Alpacafest Nov 2008
6th Ohio Buckeye May 2008
| All Fiber Males listed on this page that are available for purchase have been tested negative for BVDV. Fiber males are males that should only be utiilized for fiber production and not for breeding. To secure the quality of breeding alpacas, Fiber males do not sell with breeding rights. Only 5-10% of the alpaca males born in the U.S. are truly herdsire material. The remaining 90-95% of alpaca males are typically gelded and are prized as fiber producers. What might be considered a conformational or genetic fault to a breeder, such as blue eyes, knocked knees, short neck, or long legs, has absolutely no bearing on the quality of the alpaca's fiber. |
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