Snowmass Bronze Nova

Description

CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU TO;
Dwight and Debbie Bailey of Seven Springs Alpaca Farm
http://www.alpacanation.com/farmsandbreeders/03_viewfarm.asp?name=10974



All proceeds from Snowmass Bronze Nova will be donated on behalf of the Alpaca Industry to The Quechua Benefit.

Dr. Dwight and Debbie Bailey have recently contributed their support and medical expertise, and faith to the wonders of this most chartiable organization and have inspired a vision for a well needed medical center and clinic. This clinic in the Casa Chapi compound will provide a resource for medical care to the Quechuans of the high country that was not available before. Presently there are hospitals for the people and private pharmacies to purchase medicines and if the people choose to go to the hospital usually they can not afford the recommended treatments leaving them sick and hopeless. The vision is to provide a modern equipped clinic that many in our industry both U.S.and Internationally are willing to go to serve the people of the high country. We are blessed in our industry to have so many diverse breeders and owners willing to serve. The compound will serve not only as a school for the orphaned children but also as a resource for education of the people of the area not only in basic education but also in improved health of their herds. The possibilities this project offers are numerous.
So we hope this contribution by us and your support will help make this vision a reality.
Mike Safley will be joining the Baileys in Phoenix this February 2010 to share their insights, hopes, dreams, and visions for the Quechua Benefit organization and visions for us as alpaca breeders.


Snowmass Bronze Nova was bred to be a Dark Color Champion producer with ability to bring out the best of Grey and Black.
He has a very unique design to his genetic lines. He is a direct son of Snowmass Nova and on his Maternal side you find, Snowmass Andean Bronze and Incan Magic Genetics. Snowmass Bronze Nova was never shown in his early years. The reason is we simply do not have enough room in our trailers to show them all, and only being allowed to show 3 per color class limits our ability to show all that we would really like to. So this year we took him to the World Conference before he settles into his breeding career. He took a well deserved 1st and Reserve Champion!!
He has an exquisite fleece which will all bring advanced genetics to your colored breeding program along with much grace for contributing to the Quechua people and their children.

Histograms

Shearing#	Date	AFD	SD	CV	%>30	CURV	SPIN Fineness
1		17.3	3.7	21.4	0.7	40.1	16.9
2		19.1	4.2	22.1	1.0	45.1	18.7