Valeri is a full-Peruvian, beige female, with crimpy, soft fleece.  Her staple length at her 2006 shearing was over 5 inches!  Her sire, MFI Peruvian Champion, is a dark bay-black, ribbon-winning herdsire and her dam is our own Caraz, a light fawn and beige, dense Import.  Valeri took her mother's color, but may very well carry darker color from her sire.  Val entered her first show at the North American Alpaca Show in April 2004.  She got a fifth place ribbon in a very competitive beige juvenile female class.  Val also won a ribbon in the light female yearling class at the Big E in Fall of 04.  She was bred in 2005 to Acorn Alpaca's DPA Peruvian Powerplay and had a beautiful light fawn cria, Foss Mountain Oh Susannah, in 2006.  Valeri has been bred back to our own AA Peruvian El Cobre, a dark fawn full-Peruvian herdsire, for a Spring 07 cria.  We're thinking this breeding may well produce more color!

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Annie is a sweet, large-boned, light fawn female with ultra-soft fleece.  Her sire, Foster's Cerveza, is a dense beige herdsire with many ribbon-winning offspring.  Her dam is Thunder Rose, now living at Cynjim Alpacas.  Rose gave Annie her size and good disposition.  Annie placed third in her light fawn juvenile female class at the Big E in 2004.  She also placed third in her class at the
New England Coastal Classic that same year. Annie is currently bred to our own full Peruvian white herdsire, AAR Orion, for a Spring 2007 cria.

Caraz is a beige/light fawn full-Peruvian import from Australia She is dense and very soft, and gives us very soft roving and yarn, even at 11 years old. She has good conformation and a stately presence. She is an experienced mom who delivers easily and has plenty of milk. Caraz is not for sale, but is one of our foundation females. She has been resting now, but we plan to breed her to our dark fawn herdsire, AA Peruvian El Cobre, next Spring. We've not bred Caraz to color before, but are hoping for a cria with color close to El Cobre's. Time will tell!

 

 

Apricot is a sweet-natured, light beige alpaca with dense fiber and great boning.  Her first cria, Sweet Cherry Wine,  won ribbons in every show she entered and was sold as a maiden.  For a second cria, Apricot was bred to 'the best light fawn male in the country', DPA Peruvian PowerPlay, and delivered a gorgeous male cria, Powerplay's The Gambler   Apricot was rebred to our own herdsire, Kaballero's Phoenix, for her third cria and delivered an adorable, curly-fibered light fawn daughter, (21 lbs at birth!), named Chantilly Lace, in July 05.  Chantilley was also sold as a maiden.  Apricot was bred in 2005 to the reknowned Canadian Accoyo herdsire, now living in New England, Coyo Destini.  His offsprings' offspring are being used as herdsires, so we had great hopes for Apricot's '06 cria!  She didn't disappoint us.  Apricot gave birth to a beautiful white female cria, Coyo's Cherry Bomb, who beat out Chantilley at a birth weight of 23.9 lbs.  Cherry Bomb has gorgeous, shiny white fiber that is crimpy and dense.  She's stunning.  Apricot will be rebred to Kaballero's Phoenix this year, for a summer 2007 cria.  Apricot is one of our foundation females and is not for sale.  Her offspring, though, would make great additions to anyone's herd  All, so far, have inherited her calm, easy-going, friendly personality and the density from both her and their sires.

 

Cinnamon is a tall, dark brown, proven female with thick, lustrous fiber that covers her from head to toe.  Cinnamon's sire is Fantasy's Treasure, a light silver gray herdsire who has had numerous silver grand-crias from his non-silver offspring. Cinnamon is our 'gray-maker', as she has always produced gray crias when bred to gray herdsires. She delivered a beautiful medium silver gray daughter, Maggie Mae, on September 5, 2005. Cinn was rebred to AA Peruvian El Cobre, our dark fawn herdsire, for a Fall 2006 cria. Since Cinnamon has always been bred to silver, we were interested to see what she would produce when bred to dark fawn. Well, now we know. Cinnamon delivered a beautiful medium brown boy, Leroy Brown, on September 1, 2006. Check him out on our Males page. We rebred Cinnamon to El Cobre in hopes of getting a brown female cria in 2007! We'll go back to breeding for silver after that cria arrives, using Kilblaan Farm's silver herdsire 'Governor'.

 

Brown Eyed Girl is a beautiful, well-covered, dark fawn girl who is one of our production females. She had her first cria, Goldie, in 2005 and is a great Mom. She immediately bonded with her cria and had plenty of milk. Shortly after the birth, Brownie had an accident that caused her to lose her left eye. She has adjusted well, and she still has a beautiful face. She was bred to our herdsire AAR Orion and had a beautiful white boy, Telstar in 2006, despite her only having one eye now. For 2007, we bred her to our own dark fawn male, AA Peruvian El Cobre, and she produced a replica of herself and El Cobre - a brown boy we named FossMtn Johnny B. Goode. See him on our cria page.  
 

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