|
|
| Own a suri male that will distinguish your farm and add a new dimension to your next crop of crias. Take a minute and look over the genetics of Star Dynamic Design, Star Power Player or Star Trophy Player and I think you will agree that the suri strength from minor suri lines could be a major positive influence on your cria crop and move your marketing to the next level. From now until we leave for the LFA we will offer you any of these males for $1000 and free delivery to the LFA auction in IA on Sept 17, 18, and 19th, 2010. This is a package of 3 suri males to choose from priced at $1000 each. |
| |
|
Star
Dynamic Design
DOB 8-19-2009
ILR#279529
HCLR Chilean Hot Rod
ILR#262613
X
Peruvian Dinah
ILR#238179
SOLD
Thank you,
Venesa, Chris & Emily
|
When we look for a new male to establish a fresh bloodline influence in our breeding program the criteria are many yet the specifics are key to success. Looking to the future a new male must add visual,structural and vigor upgrades to your females or you will not move forward to the next level in the marketplace. We feel that Dynamic Design is such a male that comes along infrequently and is a cornerstone player capable of anchoring a successful breeding program.
Fiber has always been part of the "vision" of llamas and Design has the color the look and the suri type many are striving to produce. Have you ever looked at a llama and said " If I could only have a herd that looked like that I would be all set"? 50% of your future offspring are the decision that you will make on your next breeding male.
The sire HCLR Chilean Hot Rod is from the Canaletto line which is a minor suri line brought to market with excellent results by Hidden Creek Llama Ranch in Colorado. The suri fiber production from this line is consistent and the color patterns are diverse leaning to the lighter/ paint styles.
The Dam is Peruvian Dinah. This leaves Design half Peruvian and half Chilean a blend that also would propel many breeding programs. Getting back to Dina his dam who has also produced Dyno a top ten Nationals winner, his only maternal brother. On the maternal female side he is the brother to Star Dream Girl owned by Velkommen llamas of WI and sold at the LFA. Two other sisters sold at the LFA Star Dream Chaser and Star Dynamica. Dynamica was the top seller at the LFA in 2009 and went on to win the world futurity for suri females and also was top llama at the ALSA/ILR show held in conjunction with the World Futurity in Oklahoma city in April of 2010.
This is a male that will cast a large shadow of influence in a breeding program looking to move ahead of the pack.
|
| Suri male 2 of 3 |
|
Star
Power Player
DOB 9-24-2009
ILR#279531
MGF San Paolo
ILR#269770
X
Prodigal Property
ILR#268148
$2500 |
| With 3 distinct suri dimensions of Mojo, Keno and San Paolo in his bloodlines the Genetic side of the coin is set and flipping to the Phenotype side leaves both sides of the coin toss a winner. He has a strong frame with suri fiber and a color pattern that will be noticed in the ring and in the marketplace. For those that are looking for the next level of suri sire here is an excellent young male that will outcross well in many breeding programs. |
| Suri male 3 of 3 |
|
Star
Trophy Player
DOB 10-12-2009
ILR#279532
HCLR Chilean Hot Rod
ILR#262613
X
TJ's Three Peat
ILR#246398
$2500 |
Dark llamas are sometimes hard to judge at first glance without a close inspection. The dark coloration tends to not get quite as many looks as a cria matures because they are always framed with a dark background of the pasture or the dimly lit barn or a cloud filled day. Lighter llamas stand out visually more often just because darker muted backgrounds tend to display light fiber llamas with a more lively optical recognition. I make this observation because as Trophy grew it took some time during the winter to realize just how nice he was. I knew his mom had produced some stunning cria like Torrid Passion that Criven Llamas now own and Top Prodigy our entrant in the Hard Rock Gold Rush Sale This June in Ohio not to mention our own Top Pick a farm favorite.
As spring arrived and we worked closer with the llamas he stood out on several levels. His frame is square which I would have expected and his fiber is a fine suri type but I am impressed by his fiber coverage and density. His sire Chilean Hot Rod is the only suri influence so this guy will be able to breed with some distance to all the major suri type lines currently in the US. All the building blocks of structure,fiber type and useable genetic influence rolled into a great stud prospect that is sure to follow in his siblings footsteps. If you value diversity in your cria production and think that an unrelated suri male with proven siblings and good marketability factor can enhance your breeding program than this young diamond in the rough would be a good addition to your breeding program. |
| |
