NPA Zion of Heather Glen

Call us nuts, but we are offered one of the BEST black Snowmass MR Sizlin Rose offspring ever produced here at Red Granite Ranch at the 2017 Futurity Auction, which he later won the Black Color Championship (Helping his sire win Reserve Herdsire Of The Year) the same year with his new owners the next day and our black boy got Reserve. Saying we lost a good one, was a huge understatement here. Red Granites Innsbruck is a True Black male out of Our Peruvian Fashionista, a True Black multi blue ribbion and banner winning dam. His Sire, Snowmass MR Sizlin Rose, is a 12X Champion, including the 2012 Brown Male Futurity & Brown Male AOBA National Color Champion. MR Sizlin Rose was also the 2016 Futurity Large Breeder Division, Herdsire of the year -- later won the 2017 Futurity Large Breeder Division, Reserve Herdsire of the year Dark-Colored Offspring. Innsbruck placed first at the 2016 Futurity as a juvenile, to add it was his first show. Innsbruck has a well-organized and uniform, dense, fine fleece. He has a high-frequency medium amplitude crimp style which extends down the sides of his legs. The individual staple structure is made up of smaller well-defined staples. Innsbruck's conformation is true and strong with heavy bone structure like all of the Sizlin Rose lines. He was the perfect male to introduce into our Black/Dark Breeding program and would have -- no doubt -- created stunning crias with many of our dams but hes now working for his new owners and creating some fine babies. His true black daughter is a Judges' Choice winner and took home the 2021 Futurity Black Color Championship win, and she already has multiple championship wins under her belt. Congrats to Fiber Meadow Alpacas on those wins, by the way. We are very proud of how this male is representing our Ranch and we couldn't be happier for everyone! He originally sold to Stellar Alpacas, LLC at the 2017 Futurity, but was later aquired by ALPACAS of Tualatin Valley, LLC a few years later and they now co-own him with LaFinca Alpacas. So congrats to those farms!