Champion Captain Morgan son!

WP Captain's Independence

ARI# 30622364   D.O.B. 7/4/2007 (16 yrs)

Suri, Herdsire (Male), Unproven | Dark Brown

1/4 Peruvian, 3/4 Bolivian

Sire: Captain Morgan 

| ARI# 818920  | Dark Brown |

Captain Morgan has captured the Reserve Suri Herdsire of the Year for four years running now, and his sire, the great MacGuyver, has held the Herdsire of the Year honors for those same years. This is one of the most prepotent colored suri sire lines in the nation.

Dam: Brianna 

| ARI# 818246  | Light Fawn |

Brianna is 100% Acero Marka (Bolivian) lineage but she is a born and bred American suri female.

I took one look at Independence at the 2008 AAA Futurity and fell in love. I knew I was going to own him someday. In the show-ring, he has never placed below second place anywhere. He took Reserve Color Champion at the Florida show in early 2008 as a juvi. At Futurity, he took second place to a half-brother and at AOBA he took the blue in his class. We showed him at the 2008 Green Mountain Show and, again, among all solid colored yearling males, he took the blue ribbon. At NAAS this past weekend, he won his class again, edging out a wonderful son of his own grandsire, the great MacGuyver. Indy is the picture of his amazing sire, Captain Morgan. He is extreme on all levels: from his complete fiber head, to the super-dense coverage to his toes, luster, lock and fineness, elegant proportion and bone. We cannot wait to see what he can do for our breeding program and we think he is going to be ready to work this spring. We are clear on one thing and that is that the Captain Morgan/MacGuyver line keeps on doing some of the best work in the entire pantheon of suris! We are so grateful to Randy and Barbara Coleman of Wings and a Prayer Alpacas for producing this wonderful boy as well as for letting us have this extraordinary opportunity!

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