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Suri, Cria Female, Unproven | Light Fawn

D.O.B. 6/14/2025 (1 yr)

Sire:
RGSA Phoenix 

26x Champ, Sire of (5) AOA Supreme Champions!

RGSA Phoenix

Suri, Herdsire (Male), Unproven, Light Fawn
ARI# 35581147 | DOB: 4/19/2019
Phoenix continues to dominate the show ring every time he enters it. With 23 Championship banners and 7X Judges Choices, Phoenix is a male at Rogue we have chosen not only to keep for our Herdsire row, but he is CLOSED to outside breedings.

Phoenix is the first cria to hit the ground out of GLR Jazlen. Although Phoenix was not exactly the color we expected with the pairing of MMALP Goldstar's Vader, Phoenix exibits luster and density that is just remarkable. He also exibits excellent pheno...
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| AOA# 35581147  | Light Fawn 

Dam:
RGSA Peaches & Cream 
| AOA# 32804881  | Light Fawn  |
Peaches was biopsied by Dr Evans at age 7.5 years and has incredible stats! Follicles per Sq MM 55.75; S:P Ratio 11.2; 1* 32.7; 2* 17.8; AFD 19.12; micron Spread 14.9. She is a true gem as she is one of the very last female offspring from full accoyo, DDF Accoyo Armani. Armani females are highly retained in many prevalent current high quality American Suri herds, even today! Peaches has given us multiple winners and her cria at side, Rogue's Esmay, will be no exception! RGSA Phoenix came out swinging with his first offspring show crew and one of his cria's garnished a 2024 Supreme Champion at Nationals as a Juvi!

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