Buck Brook Poppy's Boy

Jane made us extremely proud at the 2013 Empire Trifecta and Green Mountain Fall Spectacular fleece shows! She took home her first Purple Banner winning the Light Huacaya Championship in Syracuse!! Judges comments were "Wow-soft, bright, uniform with excellent staple length!" Crazy Jane scored a perfect 20 points for fineness and handle! Crazy Jane is an adorable light fawn maiden with serious potential as a future foundation gal! Her fleece is simply stunning with an initial AFD of 13.7! WOW! She is also holding onto this fineness as seen by her 3 year histogram AFD of 18.3! This is the level of extreme fineness we aspire to achieve across our herd. Jane had a very promising evaluation in her first year by respected AOBA judge and fiber expert Wade Gease. She has great conformation, a perfect bite, and a beautifully full top knot. To top it off, she has a sweet temperament. It has been noted that she has a superior merino fleece style with "tight streaming locks" possessing high frequency, low amplitude crimp. Besides having super density and wonderful handle. Crazy Jane's pedigree is not too shabby either. Her sire is the late champion "Aussie Hill's Imagine", a MFI Jericho son who earned 8 blue ribbons and 2 banners during his show career and sired many incredible, show-winning offspring. Imagine's dam is MFI Candy Corn who maintains lingering fineness with an AFD of 19 at 12 years of age! Crazy Jane's half-sister Para Siempre Princess (also an Imagine cria) was a top selling female at the recent 2014 AOA National auction. Crazy Jane's dam is elite production female, "Aussie Hill's Susiana" who has limited grey genetics in her background. Susiana's dam was a medium fawn 6Peruvian import. Her sire is one of the best full Peruvian grey males in the country, HA Shades of Grey, a very famous, champion, medium rose grey stud. Update. Crazy Jane had a really nice male fawn cria out of RR Mercutio. This boy is sure to be show material! She is rebred to Snowmass Extreme Eclipse and due in June 2018.