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Judy Howe & Sue Hammer
8046 Fredericksburg Tpke
Woodford, VA, 22580
540 604-4914 (Judy)
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Luc's Baroness

Huacaya, Female, Proven | Bay Black

AOA# 1026689   D.O.B. 8/4/2004 (21 yrs) , 1/2 Peruvian, 1/2 Chilean

Sire:
Dom Lucilio  

Champion Producer!

Dom Lucilio

Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Proven, Beige, Full Peruvian
ARI# 183891 | DOB: 3/17/1997
Dom Lucilio is known as "The Herdsire of Champions". His 248 offspring have dominated the show ring. They have racked up 73 known Championships and 192 Blue Ribbons, with Championships in Every Color, and we expect there are many more we don’t know about. This Accoyo Alianza male is a legend in his own time.

Dom Lucilio is the son of two of the most highly regarded gene pools in South America. His famous sire, Accoyo Royal Fawn, has a history of passing on his fine-fibered genetics to his of...
| AOA# 183891  | Beige 

Dam:
QAI Selena Import098 
| AOA# 806709  | True Black  |
Chilean

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Description

Sired by Hall of Fame Herdsire Dom Lucilio out of a black Chilean import, Luc's Baroness is a bay black female with highly crimped, dense fleece and excellent coverage. She is gentle and sweet, easy going. Over the years, she has consistently given us good natured crias with excellent fleece. We often refer to our "Baroness line" as they're all special animals who become farm favorites.

They did well in the ring, too. Tess excelled in halter, Kira earned a fiber championship. Her 2012 cria Marquis is a bay black male, sired by 21 time champion HRF Peruvian Challenger who earned two blues and a red ribbon in his first show season as a juvie and went on to earn a black color championship. Her next cria, Regina, was a brown female born in 2014, followed by the last, cute Baron sired by champion rose grey Josey Wales

"Nessie" had made major upgrades to our herd all by herself - award winning crias with very nice temperaments and three grand crias.

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Financing Terms

20% down, quarterly payments for two years, at Prime + 1%

Offspring

Soft, fine fiber
Baron of Wales
ARI# 35086239   D.O.B. 6/9/2017   (9 yrs)
Huacaya, Jr. Herdsire (Male)| Medium Brown, Unproven
Sire: A.L. Paca's Josey Wales_deleted_3/29/2019 12:39:10 PM
Dam: Luc's Baroness
Baron has maybe the finest fleece in our group of 2017 spring crias. His fleece is not as dense as some of the others, but he more than makes up for ...

Wildwood Alpacas - Woodford, VA

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Wildwood's Regina
ARI# 32779554   D.O.B. 4/16/2014   (12 yrs)
Huacaya, Female| Dark Brown, Unproven
Sire: A.L.Paca's Andromeda Galaxy
Dam: Luc's Baroness
Another wonderful cria from Luc's Baroness, one of our foundation dams, who always throws wonderfully soft dark crias with easy going dispositions. We...

Wildwood Alpacas - Woodford, VA

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