Fiesta has bay black and dark brown on her muzzle and feet, and dark pigment and skin. Bred to black she can produce black. Her first cria has distinct patches of true black, showing she carries a black color gene.

Fiesta is very appealing and one of our all-time favorites. She is a cross of two old and renowned bloodlines, Peruvian Inca Hoots and Bolivian Rag Top. Both these lines are noted for early maturity, and her wean weight was 90 lbs. She was over 140 lbs at one year. She is fifth generation suri on her sire's side, sixth generation suri on her dam's side.

Fiesta is an excellent mother, with a lot of milk and does a great job raising her cria. She becomes pregnant easily and births easily unassisted as well. In short, she's exactly what you want in a breeding female. She has a good frame, solid bone, and perfect bite.

Her fleece has luster and fineness as well as suri character. She has high luster, very fine, small twisted locks. The twist in her locks goes almost to her skin. Her third fleece is just as tightly locked as her first one - tiny tight twisted lock spirals with that ideal slick, cool suri feel.