Foundation Suri Alpacas

Born on a mid-afternoon, rainy summer day, Echo's Summer Rayne entered this world a light fawn color. As the days have progressed, her color has changed dramatically! She has a unique color. I cannot match it to the ARI Color Chart. We can't wait for the Southwest Regional Alpaca Show, 2/15-2/16, 2014. The judge can help us decide what her true colors are. She may be a Rose Grey. Echo is a white and Coalminer is True Black. The results are in ... The compliance check classified her as Modern Medium Rose Grey. Judge Amanda called her Taupe. By all means this is unique and curious as the color continues to turn. She got a lot of attention at SWRAS. Summer Rayne has very fine, soft fleece and plenty of it! In 2016 she produced 7.4 pounds of very long fiber. Judge Judy Glaser appreciates this long fiber, awarding her five out of five points in each Uniformity of Micron and Uniformity of Length

2017 California Classic Roundup Spinoff - 1st Place at 8 years old! Judy Glaser awarded full points for spinning criteria and said the fiber "spun and drafted evenly, nice!" After the yarn was spun ...

On a very stormy Durango afternoon, we welcomed "Stormy" at 14.9 pounds almost dry. The wind was howling, so Copper and her daughter took shelter in the barn for a few hours, before she met Zorro and ...

Pretty luster! So Golden. Judy Glaser, at the California Classic Roundup Spinoff, said, "YES!" to luster.