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Pulitzers Peruvian Prize

Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Proven | Beige

AOA# 1092165   D.O.B. 3/6/2006, Full Peruvian
Sire:
My Peruvian Accoyo Pulitzer 
| AOA# 836721  | White  |
Peruvian

Pulitzer is a full Accoyo son of PPeruvian Caligula and the 2001 AOBA white female colr champion Vengador's Accoyo Primrose. He and his offspring sport the traditional Caligula head.

Dam:
Dolce's Daphne 
| AOA# 813676  | Light Brown  |
Full Peruvian

Nice 1/2 Accoyo Legacy Grandaughter. Daphne had a top notch male cria this spring from Accoyo Pulitzer. Pulitzers' Prize will begin his show career late fall. Daphne is currently bred to Royal Gentleman ,our Royal Fawn son for a August 07 cria
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Pulitzer's Prize is a very proud young male exhibiting great potential for a top quality herdsire. He is a 3/4 accoyo male from Accoyo Pulitzer and our own Dolce's Daphne a light brown fine fleeced female. He placed 1st place in his very first show. We are confidant he will continue to improve as he ages. Come take a look at him and get him while he is priced reasonably. As a plus he is a very gentle easy handling male. Pulitzer has confirmed pregnancies now. Let us give his strong bone and ezquisite fleece to your next cria

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1st Place 2006 Halter N.A.I.L.E.

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We offer on farm financing for females and herdsires. Please reach out to us so we can tailor a plan that makes your specific needs.

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