|
|
|
AO show 2009 |
|
|
 We purchased a new full
Peruvian herdsire this year and we are selling Conclusive AOC. He
has contributed enormously to the quality of our breeding program
and 50% of our herd is now related to him. He just turned seven
and is in his prime. He is a determined but not aggressive
breeder.
Conclusive is an impact sire who consistently throws himself, over
and over again. His cria have good coverage, typey, properly
proportioned frames with sold bone and that erect macho stance. He
reduces micron count and throws his lustre and high frequency
crimp.
Conclusive is the total package with an impressive show record,
proven ribbon winning cria and a <23 micron count at age seven. At
AO 2009, he produced several ribbon winners as well as the brown
colour champion.
His sire is Snowmass Golden Boy who resides in the States and
needs no introduction.
More information on his page.
Inquiries welcome. October 15, 2009
Our Conclusive never
ceases to amaze us. At age seven, he is holding his Histogram for 2009
(even though he is overweight) - mean: 22.94, SD: 5.48, CV: 22.9, CF:
89.0, Curve #; 1331.
He also produced two ribbon
winners and the brown colour champion at AO 2009!!
Our RFA Mayonaize was
fourth Get of dam at OA 2009 in an entry of 11 females.
Show News -
AO 2008
MacArthur wins his large competitive class of Older White Males. He
took a fourth place ribbon last year and just keeps getting better.
Mustard takes a third place ribbon in a class of nine white male
Juveniles. He and MacArthur are out of D'Arcy.
Murango takes a fourth place ribbon in the Black male Class.
Stunnin takes a second place ribbon in the multi-class. She is
Conclusives first patapin cria. |
Conclusive
was second to MMR Marcoyo in the 2007 Alpaca Ontario Gold Stud
Auction. He received 17 bids with the winning bid being $1550.00.
Congratulations to Dawn Campbell of Twolooms Alpacas on winning her
bid for a stud service to Conclusive. February 16, 2007 |
|
At the Northlands
Show 2006, Eagle's half brother SVA William's Lethal Weapon, out of
Sweet William, was awarded Ch Fawn Male and Supreme Champion!! His
competition included $75,000 to $100, 000 males from the States.
Multi Grand champion Sweet William is currently listed for sale on
Alpaca nation for $150,000 |
|
At the Fleece
show held in conjunction with Alpaca Canada's 1st Annual Conference
(November 10 to 13, 2006) Pacino was awarded Grand Champion White
Huayaca Fleece and Reserve Champion Huayaca Fleece by Judge Kathy
Merkley. Pacino earns Patapin's first income - $325.00 in prize
money!!!
We would like to thank Rainbow Forest Acres for allowing us the honour of owning this exceptional young male |
|
|
|
