S&L Peruvian Bandito has done it again. Once more, the Black Magic, Silvino lines crossing with Matador and Augusto have produced a powerful young light brown female, NPA Regina. A fleece that exhibits all the characteristics I like to see in lingering fineness and maintaining all the structure necessary for this consistency level. Her staple length is her weakness. We are incredibly proud of NPA Regina and that we can offer her high-end genetics to the alpaca community. NPA Regina has foundation females all through her pedigree, and her grandsire is the well-known SA Peruvian Black Epic, known to pass color when bred to it. S&L Bandito's, Regina's sire, and a Black Epic son, conformation is excellent. His typey teddy bear full fleece head combined with a fleece that carries a medium amplitude and medium frequency crimp throughout are serious attributes. He has a lovely hand for his color and maintains medium density. Nwa, ltd Flash, NPA Oliana's sire, represented well at Alpacapalooza 2015. His daughter, Amerikan Freedom, took 2nd yearling white female and Reserve color champion, Micro, of course, took 1st mature white male and reserve color champion. Strawberry Field, a juvie white male, took 1st in an excruciatingly tricky class of 14. Flash's sister, Daniella, also took 3rd white yearling female behind color champ and reserve color champ. The following month, at the CABA Classic level IV show, with over 500 of the best alpacas of the PNWA present, Flash's daughter, Amerikan Freedom, took Judge's Choice Huacaya Female. What an honor!!!