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Son of 4Peruvian Legacy

Greener Pastures Titus

Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Proven | Light Fawn

AOA# 31764902   D.O.B. 8/7/2009 (16 yrs)
Sire:
4Peruvian Legacy 6016 
| AOA# 166559  | WH 

Dam:
BLANCA'S PRINCESS 
| AOA# 838783  | WH 
Stud Fee:

$2,000

Introduction offer

Bidding Info

Description

Titus represents a new bloodline that is scarce in the eastern United States. He is a Legacy son, and an Accoyo Elite grandson, and if you know anything about genetics, you will be impressed with this lineage. Legacy is the highest selling stud, with half interest going for $750,000 several years ago. Titus has repeatedly proven himself in the show ring with a long list of honors from many different highly esteemed alpaca judges. He is currently standing stud at Capture Your Heart Alpacas, Bloomfield, KY and has begun settling females. Titus will assuredly improve your breeding program far beyond your expectations.

Awards

1st Place 2010 Alpaca Western Extravaganza, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Juvenile
5th Place 2010 The Futurity Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Juvenile
1st Place 2010 Great Western Alpaca Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Juvenile
1st Place 2010 CABA Classic, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Juvenile
1st Place 2010 Mid America Alpaca Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Yearling
1st Place 2010 Alpaca Breeders of the Rockies Fall Festival, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Yearling
Champion 2010 Alpaca Breeders of the Rockies Fall Festival, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Championship Male
2nd Place 2011 Minnesota Alpaca Expo, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Male Yearling
3rd Place 2011 The Futurity Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Yearling
1st Place 2011 Great Western Alpaca Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Yearling
2nd Place 2011 CABA Classic, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Male Yearling
1st Place 2011 AOBA National Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Fawn Male Yearling
Champion 2011 AOBA National Show, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Championship Male
3rd Place 2011 Alpaca Breeders of the Rockies Fall Festival, Halter Full Fleece Huacaya Light Male Two year old
2nd Place 2013 Southern Select Alpaca Show, Fleece Huacaya Light Two year old

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