Macres Maya's Mirage

Encantador was the 2007 High Selling Suri at the Futurity Sale in Louisville, Kentucky.Encantador's bloodlines are stacked with the "Who's Who" of the Accoyo world with Torbio as the great grand sire, and Sedoso and Uribe as the grand sires. In addition, Nola Graham's top producing fawn Accoyo female acquired from Don Julio Barreda, 3Peruvian Dulcinea, is also his grand dam. Wow!

From the lineage of his grand sire Accoyo Uribe, he inherited great strength and a heavy perfect conformational frame. His current body weight is 178 pounds. His head is very true-to-alpaca type, with flawless bite. Cameron Holt found his head and presence so pleasing that he asked Pacific Crest to use the photo as a representation of a true-to-type male suri in his lecture presentations. Encantador's impressive size, flawless conformation and commanding presence make him a standout in any crowd. He literally turns heads.

His fleece qualities are as one would expect from his 7/8 Accoyo lineage - high luster and exceptional density with good lock definition in regrowth. In full fleece he had independent locks to the skin, with the independence extending clear to the belly. Shear weight at age 2 was 15.4#. Greg Mecklem of Pacific Crest Accoyo America claims that Encantador is one of the highest luster and the highest density fawn suri males ever raised at Pacific Crest.