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Introducing September Sunshine, an elite male Suri alpaca born in 2007, whose remarkable fiber qualities have stood the test of time. This distinguished male is not just a name; he's a living testament to excellence in the world of Suri alpacas.

Sunny's offspring earned him a first place in the 2024 AOA National Show Get of Sire competition! A week later, his offspring earned him another first place in the get of sire at the Buckeye Alpaca Show. And then, to top it all off, he won Get of Sire at the prestigious Futurity among great competition! He ended up earning a reserve Herdsire of the Year in the medium farm division at the same Futurity show.

September Sunshine boasts an incredible AFD (Average Fiber Diameter) of 23.0 microns, showcasing the enduring fineness of his fleece. Despite his age, he has maintained many of his positive fiber traits, making him a rare and coveted stud in the Suri alpaca community.

September Sunshine's EPDs (Expected Progeny Differences) placed him in the TOP 1% in 5 traits, a testament to his outstanding genetic contributions. For detailed information on his EPDs, simply click the provided link and delve into the impressive statistics that set him apart as a superior breeding choice.

Adding to his accolades, September Sunshine was honored with the prestigious 2021 Spirit of the Industry award at the Suri Network Fleece show. This recognition underscores his impact and influence in the Suri alpaca community, solidifying his status as an exceptional male.

Seize the chance to align your breeding goals with a champion – September Sunshine. Contact us for stud services and embark on a journey of producing Suri alpacas that embody the spirit of excellence he represents.

Doctor Evans skin biopsy findings:

Belmonte's September Sunshine was biopsied at 20 months of age. One the 15x scan Sunshine shows tight symmetrical fiber clusters in the presence of a folliculitis. The density is 90 follicles of SQ MM of skin with an average S/P from 25 clusters of 11.1 to 1. The presence of triad fiber clusters which in my work is associated major genetic density. September Sunshine shows level 3 or 4 glands with only 30% secondary medullated fibers on the 250x scan. This should equate to nice luster as well as excellent handle.....100 secondary fibers averaged 16.1 microns and 50 primary fibers averaged 22.1 microns for a variation of 6 microns. These stats are in the top 0.5% of Suris that I have evaluated.

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