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    My first Championship

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    KRIYA Crown Prince's Jai

    Suri, Herdsire (Male), Unproven | White

    AOA# 0031616942   D.O.B. 8/24/2009, Full Peruvian
    Sire:
    SBS Crown Prince 

    1/2 Accoyo, 12x Champ, 12X champ, 2X AOBA Champ, 15 Get of Sire

    SBS Crown Prince

    Suri, Herdsire (Male), Proven, White, Full Peruvian
    ARI# 30009675 | DOB: 7/7/2006
    Great things are happening for Crown Prince offspring!......who would have thunk? a white male producing a black National champion out of a brown dam? hmmmm, well, that is exactly why we bought CRown Prince 5 years ago! He never ceasees to amaze us.
    Crown PRince son, Fresh Prince, won 2012 AOBA Nationals BLACK suri male champion!!!! Yep, Fresh Prince is taking after his GREAT sire Crown Prince, Winning national championship at age 9 months. You want National Champion Color, with no MacGyve...
    Full Details
    | AOA# 30009675  | White 

    Dam:
    AVS INCA'S DESTINEE 
       
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    Buy a champion male out of a 12X Champion sire, and grandparents Accoyo Crown Royale/ Accoyo Inca.
    Confirmed pregnancy.

    My white sire, Crown Prince, has produced BLACK 3 times out of brown......I plan on doing the same!

    Jai was born 3 weeks preemie and got off to a slow start, but he's caught up nicely. His fleece is quite amazing! He reminds us a lot of Prince when he was young. Jai is EXTREMELY greasy as seems to be the case with most Prince crias. His lock structure has taken on the same wave and twist style that his great sire, Prince, won BACK to BACK AOBA championships with. Luster? the pic speaks for itself.

    19.21AFD 4.28 22.29 98.06

    Jai is 5/8ths Accoyo and has some very impressive lineage. His grandsires are Accoyo Crown Royale, Accoyo Inca. But he also has Accoyo Bruxo, Accoyo Uribe, Rufino,Teton and MacGyver's DAM (Pperuvian Augustina)mixed in there for good measure.

    Co Owned with Chee & Sherry Ammen of Kriya Suri Alpacas, Georgia.

    Awards

    Color Champion National Champion Show 2010
    1st Place // National Champion Show 2010
    2nd Place //Best of US 2010
    1st Place// Get of Sire 2010 Best of US
    2nd Place // Indiana Invtl white juvi halter
    1st Place// Get of sire Indian Invtl
    6th Place// 2010 AOBA Nationals halter
    Unfortunately , a non serious injury kept Jai from the showring in 2011

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    Flexible payment plans , just one more reason to work with The AlpacaRosa

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