Heritage Amber Gold

superfine with long staple

Alpaca , Huacaya , Open (Female) |Unproven |Dark Fawn

AOA | DOB: 9/5/2015

Sire: Heritage Challanger's Golden Sage

Royal Challanger x Caligula genetics

Heritage Challanger's Golden Sage

Huacaya Herdsire (Male) Medium Fawn

AOA# 3214444 DOB: 6/15/201112 yrs

Snowmass Royal Challanger, Caligula, and double Bueno. His med fawn fleece is crimpy, soft, consistent over the blanket and on the legs, neck and head. Exceptionally long staple length. On the small side like his sire, he has a stocky build, full coverage and also inherited the Royal Challanger headpiece. He is all we hoped he would be. 9/20/2015 Sage has four fabulous cria on the ground two males and two females, all are dark fawn and darker than himself and the dam. It was hard to impro ...

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| AOA# 3214444 | Medium Fawn

Dam: Sunset Hills Champagne Gold

Andean Gold daughter

Sunset Hills Champagne Gold

Huacaya Bred (Female) Medium Fawn

AOA# 3128787 DOB: 8/10/201211 yrs

HERITAGE STUD FEMALE-6/22/2013 It's another Girl! -an unnamed white female(SOLD) with bunny soft incredibly bright silky style fleece-and that gorgeous head. This is our Nautilus' son Renaissance first cria and I am very pleased. Rematch this year produced a male with the same head and extreme staples but very tight crimp. Champagne's first cross with Royal Challanger son Snowmass Golden Victory was also a knockout. We've named her HERITAGE VICTORIA GOLD. Champagne did an outstanding job ...

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| AOA# 3128787 | Medium Fawn

Price: Sold

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Amber Gold is a dark fawn finely fleeced daughter of Champagne Gold and Snowmass Challanger's Golden Sage. She has a a fine soft silky style fleece with long staple length so often lacking in dark colored animals. No surprise as her dam and sister are in the top 1% in EPDs for staple length! Amber is a powerhouse of genetics lines with Royal Avenger, Andean Gold, Bueno, and Caligula in her background.

Amber will be a hard one to let go as her dam Champagne has given us only girls and we have sold all of them. Her light fawn sister has produce a True Black cria who were both sold to Canada. Maybe you own a black male? If bred on our farm, price will increase accordingly- I would probably breed her to our Matrix son Magic who is closed to outside breedings

I have decided to offer her at an auction price as honestly she need some density, and I need to decrease my herd as expecting 20 cria next year. She is healthy and sports that gorgeous head. Very fine fleece, I expect her to have nice EPD numbers especially in staple length.

Auction price is a cash sale, with no breeding included but full reproductive guarantee.

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