Unknown Peruvian x Peruvian Steph
DOB: 01-30-99

We couldn’t be happier with Peruvian Secret Weapon. We purchased him in partnership with Graceful Legend Llamas in November of 1999 and his production has exceeded our wildest expectations.

Peruvian Secret Weapon is simply one of those llamas that you have to see to believe. He is tall, correct, large-boned and well balanced and all of these physical traits rest beneath a super suri fleece that is fine, lustrous and locked to the skin, even at age five after multiple shearings. And if that isn’t enough to get excited about, Peruvian Secret Weapon is unrelated to all other suri males in North America, including Kantu, Maximo and Keno, a fact that we verified through DNA testing. Many people have the impression that Secret Weapon is white. And although his fleece is predominantly cremello, he also has rose gray markings and black roaning throughout his fleece. We have determined, based on consultation with a leading color geneticist, that Peruvian Secret Weapon is a roan paint suri!

Peruvian Secret Weapon has earned his reputation. We believe that he is one of the best suri males in the country as is evidenced by his offspring. He is producing offspring in a wide array of colors including gray, red, mahogany, cremello, black and taupe in an even wider variety of color patterns including paints, roans, tuxedos and appaloosas. In addition to exciting colors, his kids are healthy, vigorous and robust when they hit the ground and they consistently have Secret Weapon’s gentle disposition and correct conformation. He is producing suri offspring about 70% of the time, but even the “non-suri” kids have beautiful locked fleeces that are fine to the touch.

We are proud to list some of Peruvian Secret Weapon’s achievements below:

• 2004 ALSA Achievements
- We have shown all 8 Peruvian Secret Weapon kids at two ALSA shows this year
- All 8 have qualified for the 2004 ALSA Eastern Regional Championship Llama Show
- Five of the 8 have qualified for the 2005 ALSA Grand Nationals Championship Llama Show
- Two separate Peruvian Secret Weapon get of sire entries have qualified for the 2004 ALSA Regional Championship Llama Show

• Star Events Spring Alpaca & Llama Auction
- High Selling Suri Male, Indy Pacecar GLE, purchased by Linda Berry Walker of WoodsEdge Wools Farm

• Celebrity 2003 Achievements
- High Selling Suri Female, Eureka GLE, purchase by Linda Berry Walker of WoodsEdge Wools Farm
- High Selling Suri Male, CastleRock’s Hippity Hop (now Prospector), purchased by Rick and Laura Avdich and Rick and Sue Clauson
- Top Ten placing in the Get of Sire futurity class

• LFA 2003
- Top Ten in the Young Male Class, CastleRock’s Rocket Man
- Top Ten in the Older Male Class, Speedwell Cruiser GLE, owned by Linda Berry Walker of WoodsEdge Wools Farm

• 2003 ALSA Achievements
- All four of the Peruvian Secret Weapon kids that we took to the Virginia State Fair qualified for the 2003 ALSA Eastern Regional Championship Llama Show, including our Get of Sire Entry
- All of the kids, including our Get of Sire Entry, qualified for the 2003 ALSA Grand Nationals Championship Llama Show

Forgive us for boasting, but we wanted you to know! Peruvian Secret Weapon is a rare jewel! If you would like to add this bloodline to your herd, give us a call! We have offspring available for purchase and do offer a limited number of outside breedings each year.