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Rare Gem Alpacas

Breeding Harlequin, Appaloosa and Unique Colors!

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Journey by X Man Monet by X Man Newest Addition to the Rare Gem herd. Harlequin male, Camouflage! This is Camouflage! Young harlequin male available once he has confirmed breedings. Many appaloosas & harleys Hat Trick (Right) & Mr. Bigglesworth (Left) Click on “Products” for Beautiful Yarns! Meet the babies! Click on “Products” 1 of a Kind Hand Made Rugs Enchanted Hill Apple Dumpling Apple Dumpling & Iris (2021)
Darcy Phillips
Riverside County
Hemet, CA, 92543
707-295-8677
www.raregemalpacas.com
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    Grade 0 "Most Uniform in Grade" PNAA '23
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    2012-FD: 19.1, SD: 3.8, CV: 19.9, Comfort Factor: 99.0

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    2013FD: 21.7
    20122012-FD: 19.1, SD: 3.8, CV: 19.9, Comfort Factor: 99.0

    TCB Harvey's Indian Summer

    Huacaya, Female, Proven | White

    AOA# 31689687   D.O.B. 11/8/2009
    Sire:
    Mary's Harvey_deleted_8/24/2020 4:13:55 PM 
    | AOA# 30564732  | White 
    Are you looking for some great bloodlines? If so, this is your guy!

    Never out of the ribbons in any show the Blues abound. A son of Accoyo Justinian (Caligula), who is of our very special Belle line and Royal Velvet whose fiber at 11 yrs old will again be entered in the spin off. She won the spin off and Grand & Judges Choice at the Nationals one year and did the same thing in halter. Very important bloodlines to enhance any herd. Please call us for information.


    Dam:
    DPA Mayflower 
    | AOA# 801311  | White 
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    Description

    Indian Summer is a 5/8 Accoyo and 3/8 Alianzian gal who has it all. She is well bred and packed with champion genetics: Caligula, Royal Fawn, PPeruvian Timoteo, Hemingway, Vengador and the incredible SA Royal Velvet (1999 Futurity Grand Champion).

    Indian Summer was sired by Mary’s Harvey, son of SA Royal Velvet. This Royal Fawn son quickly became a powerhouse herdsire. Summer brings very good density and strong substance of bone. She has very good body capacity through the chest and is well balanced. Her strong top knot and bite round out her structurally sound frame.

    This gal has a very consistent high frequency crimp style and offers full coverage throughout and her 3rd year fleece carried a histogram of FD: 19.1, SD: 3.8, CV: 19.9, Comfort Factor: 99.0

    Summer offers a range of possibilities in color and shown she is a proven asset to any breeding program. Her 2014 cria was exceptional! Alpacas of Tualatin Valley have just added him to their herdsire row to begin his breeding career.

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