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My Accoyo Angel LLC
My Accoyo Angel LLC
This girl is full Accoyo! Her ancestors include Sa Accoyo Royal Avenger, PPPeruvian Royal Fawn and Pperuvian Caligula G5472. With her bloodlines, she promises to be a true winner!
Price:
Not for sale
Not for sale
Vital statistics
Type: Female HuacayaStatus: Open/Unproven
Birthdate: 12/13/2008
Heritage: Full Peruvian
Registration: ARI Registered
ARI#: 31044714
Color: White
Lineage record
Accoyo Legacy Tallise:White, 1055764, Full Peruvian
Talise sold at the 2005 Magical sale for a price of 67,000.00 Wow , she is a Elite alpaca with a very nice medium fawn spot on her side. She has thrown color 2 times bred to fawn.
Nyala's Accoyo Fawn Connery:
Light Fawn, 1410334, Full Peruvian
Holy Cow! This blue ribbon guy is absolutely amazing. There are very few fawn full accoyos in the US, and this one has Caligula and Royal Fawn for Grandsires. His sire is Accoyo Royal Avenger, multi-color champion and his dam is Caligula's Accoyo Pincessa, two time blue ribbon winner. Born at 18.5 pounds and up and running with the herd and nursing within an hour. He possesses the rare trait of skin folds on his neck that Don Julio Bareda was breeding into his elite accoyos to increase density. He is covered topknot to tail with ultrafine curlycue fleece. His fiber simply drips with glowing golden hued curly crimpy fiber. He has the beautiful champaign colored fleece of his dam, whose fleece was still just 18 microns at age three. Caligula is no longer with us, but this is a way to get two of the greatest bloodlines in the US in one future herdsire.
Light Fawn, 1410334, Full Peruvian
Holy Cow! This blue ribbon guy is absolutely amazing. There are very few fawn full accoyos in the US, and this one has Caligula and Royal Fawn for Grandsires. His sire is Accoyo Royal Avenger, multi-color champion and his dam is Caligula's Accoyo Pincessa, two time blue ribbon winner. Born at 18.5 pounds and up and running with the herd and nursing within an hour. He possesses the rare trait of skin folds on his neck that Don Julio Bareda was breeding into his elite accoyos to increase density. He is covered topknot to tail with ultrafine curlycue fleece. His fiber simply drips with glowing golden hued curly crimpy fiber. He has the beautiful champaign colored fleece of his dam, whose fleece was still just 18 microns at age three. Caligula is no longer with us, but this is a way to get two of the greatest bloodlines in the US in one future herdsire.
