Fiber/Scientific Data
09/28/2015 | 19.0 AFD / 4.0 SD / 21.1% CV / 1.3% >30 |
Living in NH | Lasting Fineness!
Isabel of Spirited Fields
Huacaya,
Female,
Unproven |
Light Brown
AOA# 35143932 D.O.B. 9/6/2014 (6 yrs)
Sire:
Sierra's Prince Caspian
| AOA# 30809758 | Light Rose Grey
|
Caspian's wonderfully crimply fleece is a beautiful rose gray color. His lineage includes Peruvian Oro, Othello, Vengador, and Felix. Caspian has grown into a handsome herdsire and has been used for a number of breedings. Caspian is proven with a male and a female on the ground and more on the way.
Three breedings will be reserved.
All transportation costs are at buyers expense.
Dam:
Almar Farms Princess Pilar
| AOA# 30809741 | Medium Brown
|
Pilar is a proven dam with plenty of milk and pays close attention to her cria. We have two of her female offspring so we're making Pilar available or sale.
Description
Brokered for a ranch in New Hampshire!
Isabel is a beautiful female in every respect. She is compact in build, with perfect conformation on a square frame. She has very good substance of bone and good coverage. Her head is beautiful and typey, with a very full topknot. She is a very playful girl, with a lot of personality, but not at all aggressive or forward.
Her best feature, though, is her fleece. This is a truly dense, truly FINE female -- lasting fine. I apparently neglected to run a 2017 histogram on her but this is definitely a <20 AFD fleece with excellent uniformity, making for a super, super soft handle. She has great crimp structure and, again -- superior density. There are plenty of white fibers in this fleece -- not enough to quality as a true roan, in my book, but enough to suggest that she should have a much better chance at producing grey than the average solid brown female.
Her grey sire helps this as well. Isabel has a very outcrossed pedigree, unrelated to most of the "big names" of today in both light and color -- but it clearly works. This is not just a nice female, but a truly superlative, very high-quality gal.
Updated 9/29/2019