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Shorn 2012 |
GORGEOUS Full Accoyo Medium Fawn
NorthCoast Accoyo Centennial
ARI# 30848238 D.O.B. 7/17/2007 (5 yrs)
Huacaya, Male, Proven | Medium Fawn
Full Peruvian
Sire: El Nino's Accoyo Michelangelo
El Nino's Accoyo Michelangelo
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ARI# 851708
D.O.B. 7/25/2003
Huacaya,
Male,
Proven
Light Fawn
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| We are very excited about the offspring hitting the ground from our full Accoyo beige son of El Nino (Caligula's best son), who had a 16.3 micron fleece at one year! Dr. Norman Evans did a skin biopsy in the fall of 2005, and according to his results, Michelangelo's density is absolutely unmatched (S/P Ratio of 13.28/1 and follicle density an amazing 107 follicles per sq/mm)! One of the softest AND densest fleeces I've ever had the pleasure to touch! Multiple champion and blue ribbon winner in ... |
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| ARI# 851708 | Light Fawn |
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Dam: Northcoast Accoyo Arabica Gold
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| ARI# 849186 | Medium Fawn |
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Price: $10,000 1/3 Intrest Available
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Stud Fee: $500 limited time
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EXCITING NEWS for Out Of Sight Alpacas!
Welcome NORTHCOAST ACCOYO CENTENNIAL
Centennial is a medium fawn full accoyo with fineness, density and crimp. Hes maintaining an amazing handle with softness at 5.5 years of age. His sire is El Nino's Accoyo Michelangelo, a light fawn and his dam is Northcoast Accoyo Arabica Gold, a medium fawn. This Herdsire has it all. Hes simply gorgeous. We are thrilled to have added him to our breeding program. He has a fabulous conformation, with presence and stature. He has correct teeth, gorgeous bright color, extreme density (like a carpet) and a temperment to love working with. Centennial can come to your NJ farm for the cost to cover travel during the 2013 Spring Breeding season. His cria are doing well in the show ring as well. He is expecting 5 cria in the spring of 2013, we Love this guy. Email for details.
We co-own Centennial with Angela Lee of Enchanted Criations Alpacas in Tabernacle, NJ
Partial Interest Avail, please email - hes too nice not to share.
Awards
AOBA National Show 2010, Light Male Two Year Old
Updated 3/1/2013