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Applewoods Fancy Pants Finn is a proven pinto Huacaya herdsire combining championship fleece, strong conformation, and a pedigree with generations of successful production behind it. Finn is stout and balanced with a square, boxy frame, substantial bone, and dense, soft fleece with consistent structure. His calm temperament has made him an easy male to work with throughout his time in our breeding program. Finn proved his quality in both halter and fleece competition. He earned a Color Championship at the 2016 PAOBA Fleece Show while competing in brown rather than multicolor, along with a first-place finish at the 2016 AOA National Show. His show record reinforces that the quality beneath his striking pinto pattern is every bit as important as the color itself. His pedigree adds considerable production depth. Finn is sired by MFI Peruvian Cactus Jack, a 4x Color Champion, 3x Reserve Champion, and 10x blue-ribbon winner. His dam, Applewoods Pandora, is a proven champion and pattern producer whose offspring include multiple banner winners. Three of her four cria earned championship banners, and all four earned first-place ribbons. Finn has continued that legacy in the breeding barn, producing patterned offspring while passing forward the fleece quality, conformation, and presence that first set him apart. His shown offspring include Fancy Pants Finn’s Marcel, a four-time blue-ribbon winner. Notable Ancestors: MFI Peruvian Cactus Jack - 4x CC, 3x RC, 10x Blue, including a Reserve Championship at The Futurity Jeronimo S282 - Champion producer and foundational herdsire with more than 200 offspring My Peruvian Concordia - Champion producer and Silvio daughter Applewoods Pandora - Champion and pattern producer HHWI Accoyo Craftsman by Goldsmith - 3x CC, 1x RC, 8x Blue NWA, LTD Accoyo’s Goldsmith - 2x Get of Sire Winner My Peruvian Jillian - 3x Blue Interested in adding Finn’s genetics to your breeding program? Contact us for current breeding availability. Learn more about Appaloosa, Harlequin, Pinto, and other multicolor alpaca patterns. Spot the Difference?