Coolaroo Rialto
Rialto's Cria - Waiheke Echo ET and Waiheke El Zorro ET
| Sire: | Andean Park Marco Polo | |
| Dam: | Coolaroo Queen of the Desert | |
| Date of Birth: | 24/06/04 | |
| Colour: | Solid White | |
| IAR: | 91453 | |
| Stud Fee: | Mobile $1,350 plus Gst; On Farm (Kumeu) $1,150 plus Gst |
| Histogram (06) | Mean 20.52 | SD: 3.89 | CV: 19.0 |
| Histogram (07) | Mean 20.53 | SD: 4.24 | CF: 97.8% |
Comments:
Proudly Co-owned with Nikaurigold Alpacas.
First Cria have unpacked to Client, Stunning light and Dark Fawn girls to Dark Fawn Dams.
Beautiful SRS type, Light fawn compact young male. This Male is son of the Supreme Champion Sydney Royal 2001, Coolaroo Queen of the Desert. He himself won Sydney Royal Junior Champion in 2005.
Recently shown in NZ at Franklin and Kumeu shows winning consecutive Champion Senior male ribbons. NZ Judge at Franklin commenting quote " a compact male with very soft handle and highly aligned fleece, you would be extremely happy to have a male of this quality in your breeding programme". Australian Judge at Kumeu commenting quote " this male has everything, he is extremely soft right through to the skin and has a highly aligned crimp structure and lovely handle".
Rialto recently won Senior Champion at the Royal Easter Show in Auckland 2007 in a very strong field of Nth and Sth Island entrants. Judged by Dianne Condon from Australia commenting on his softness, lovely handle and high density.
This Male has exceptional follicle density, super soft handling fleece that characterise only a few of such advanced animals. He has an unheard of two accredited SRS Wool male sires in his bloodlines, namely Adean Park Marco Polo and Purrrumbete Minderoo.
This stunning young male is a must for those pursuing the SRS breeding requiring a wool type male. Classed by SRS Australia as an advanced wool type male, well advanced, highly aligned individual staples, even throughout.
Quoted by Jim Watts recently upon follicle testing Rialto and one of our top dams " have tested exceptionally well. Both animals have high levels of follicle (fibre) density and fibre length. The high densities are accompanied by fine and uniform primary fibres, extensive branching of secondary follicles (indicated by high S/P ratios) and low levels of secondary fibre medullation. The fibres are uniformly long and deeply crimped.