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Robert Sash
11809 1100 NORTH AVE
TISKILWA, IL, 61368
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    S SKY Michlangelo's Synders

    Huacaya, Female, Proven | Dark Brown

    AOA# 35145110   D.O.B. 8/15/2016 (9 yrs)

    Sire:
    EL NINO'S ACCOYO MICHELANGELO 

    Full Accoyo, 2x Champ, FULL ACCOYO !

    EL NINO'S ACCOYO MICHELANGELO

    Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Proven, Light Fawn, Full Peruvian
    ARI# 851708 | DOB: 7/25/2003
    HIS CRIA CONTINUE TO WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS! A male offspring has won three Judge's Choice Awards this spring in three shows (including Level V!) Look at his offspring as you go thru the spring show circuits...including AOBA Nationals and Futurity!

    His grey offspring are spectacular enough for the Blue Ribbon at the prestigious AOBA Nationals and Futurity shows and have won multiple Color Champions again! Two grey offspring took BOTH COLOR AND RESERVE COLOR CHAMPION GREY FEMALES in a recent show!...
    | AOA# 851708  | Light Fawn 

    Dam:
    NORTH PENN SHADOW DANCER 

    1/4 Accoyo

    NORTH PENN SHADOW DANCER

    Huacaya, Female, Proven, Bay Black, 3/8 Peruvian, 5/8 Chilean
    ARI# 31410007 | DOB: 8/30/2008
    Shadow Dancer gave birth to SSky Rumm for the Gold on 8/5/14. A fantastic cria from Rumm Runner!
    She is bred to Crystal Kalin for 2015.
    | AOA# 31410007  | Bay Black 

    Price:

    $12,000

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    Description

    Synders is a gorgeous girl that has many qualities to her she has the density, crimp, and genetics. She is a very big girl for four years old she produced ten pounds of fleece tis 2021 shearing season which is a lot for female. She will bring your farm to another level for show strings if you add her to your lineup.

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