Windrose Olivia
 
Statistics
White Huacaya
DOB – August 4, 2000
Heritage – half Chilean, half Peruvian
ARI – 828634
CLAA – 23252 H
Sire – Armani P28 - White
Dam – Rosie Dee – Dark Brown
 
Olivia is a big boned, white female out of an imported Peruvian male, Armani P29 and a dark brown Chilean female. Olivia has a brown spot on her neck, the size of a loonie.
 
She has two lovely progeny,


Baja Rose

and


Isadora
        .
Her first histogram will be done at the time of shearing. She is a bit shy but well mannered.

Olivia was bred to C Peruvian Daniel 111 and gave birth to Odie on July 22, 2007.


Odie and his mother
July 22, 2007


Odie on September 11, 2007
 
Olivia has been bred to Pacino August 10, 2007.


Picture taken January 15, 2007
 

DOB: Sep 10, 2005
Colour - White
Jolimont Peruvian Pucara X RFA D'arcy
 
Pacino is a full brother to RFA Joffrey, the high selling male alpaca at the 2006 CNASF auction. Pacino is a calm, friendly and easy to manage. He has perfect conformation, with bright uniform crimpy fleece.
 
Histogram
2006 fibre test results. AFD 19.4, SD 3.9, CV 20.1, %.30 0.9.
 
Show Record
  • At the 2006 Pacific Coast Show, Pacino placed third in his class out of an entry of 13 competitive males
  • At seven months of age Pacino was first in his class and became the reserve Champion at the 2006 CNASF show.
  • At the November 2006 fleece show held in conjunction with Alpaca Canada's first Annual Conference Pacino won Champion White Huayaca Fleece and Reserve Champion Huayaca Fleece in an entry from across Canada of over 80 fleeces. The Judge was Kathy Merkley.
  • At the above mentioned Fleece show, Pacino defeated the male who had won Supreme Fleece at the October Canadian National Fibre Fair in Saskatchewan


These are some of Pacino's ribbons -
all by one year of age!! 
 November 27, 2006
 
We are humbled to own this exquisite male and have high hopes that he will make a significant contributions to Alpaca industry in Canada..

Pacino has a half brother RFA MacArthur who also has a lot for offer. He is currently for sale and will make a positive contribution to any breeding program.


Sire and Dam information

The dam: Jolimont Peruvian Pucara was imported into Canada from Peru via Australia and has been an excellent producing alpaca for us. Her micron count at 11 years of age sits at 27.63 and her cria consistently exhibit great density and superb lock formation. Previously she has produced an array of marketable studs including PAQUITO (working in Nova Scotia) and PUCOYO - Grand Champion Male - Alpacafest 2000. She has also produced CARINI (2nd Juvenile white females CNASF) and PICOLO (Reserve Champion female Pacific Coast Show). In 2004 she produced JOFFRE (full brother to Pacino and Best Juvenile Male at Pacific Coast Show 2005 and 2nd place Junior white Males - CNASF 2006 – he was also the high selling male at the 2006 CNASF auction). Everyone of Pucara’s cria in Canada has been of high show quality.

The sire: RFA D’arcy – born in 2001 D’arcy accumulated an impressive array of awards including Grand Champion Male at the 2002 West Coast CLASS Sanctioned Show, Reserve Colour Champion at CNASF 2003 and Supreme Champion Huacaya Fleece at Alpacafest 2003 before being put to stud.

D’arcy’s dam - (Jolimont Peruvian Grazia) is another one of our exceptional producing females. Her first four cria in Canada are all working studs and have come from four different sires. The much decorated, Jolimont Peruvian Sweet William (Sumaq Valley and KJ alpacas), Jolimont Peruvian Giacomo ( MMR), RFA Anderson ( Last West) and RFA D'Arcy ( Aztec Alpacas/Rainbow Forest Acres).

 D’arcy’s sire was Coyo Destini, a full Accoyo male, and himself a multiple Grand Champion as well as the sire of many winners (including HFLA Super Sam and RFA D’arcy and many others). Destini needs little introduction to Canadian alpaca breeders.