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      WRSR Accoyo Moxie in full fleece

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      Proven Fawn Full Accoyo

      WRSR Accoyo Moxie

      Suri, Female, Proven | Medium Fawn

      AOA# 31878944   D.O.B. 8/27/2009, Full Peruvian
      Sire:
      LCA Accoyo Diamond Dream 
      | AOA# 829674  | MF/WH Pinto  |
      Extremely rare fancy full Accoyo with BLACK skin! With most Accoyos being predominantly white and a few fawn in color, Diamond is truly a rare gem. Diamond Dream was bred by Latah Creek Alpacas and is the son of Accoyo Kotzebue LCA. Diamond produces luster, lock, and uniformity in his crias. He is the sire of WRSR Accoyo Moxie (fawn) and WRSR Accoyo Solitaire (fawn). This is the last of his bloodline - he died at his home farm in 2012.

      Dam:
      4Peruvian Tafetan de Vainille (Accoyo) 
      | AOA# 166821  | Light Fawn  |
      Tafetan was one of the top picks form the 4th Peruvian import. She is full Accoyo bloodlines and is a rare light fawn color and white multi. She has tremendous density and 19.7 micron fiber. She consistently produces densely fleeced, award-winning offspring, many of them with multiple championships in halter and fleece.
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      Description

      Moxie is a beautiful solid fawn, full Accoyo with Accoyo Bruxo and Accoyo Starbuck in her background. She is the daughter of LCA Accoyo Diamond Dream, a very fine micron full Accoyo male bred by Latah Creek Alpacas. She is the granddaughter of Accoyo Kotzebue who has produced many champions with density, and fineness. Her dam is 4Peruvian Tafetan de Vainille (Accoyo) who is light fawn with a bit of a pattern herself. Tafetan was one of the lowest micron and densest females on the farm, and she produced champion after champion with each breeding. MaKenzie's multiple champion 1/2 brother is WRSR Accoyo Apocalypse, a light fawn by DDF Accoyo Maurizio producing fineness, high luster, and density. Apocalypse was awarded Fawn Color Champion in his 3rd fleece at the Great Western Alpaca Show in Denver - quite a feat!

      Moxie was bred to HHSF Accoyo Yoeman Fall 2013, but reabsorbed the cria in the harsh winter. She is currently open and ready to breed to your choice of any Wild Rose Suri Ranch herd sire, or she can be rebred to Accoyo Yoeman for a 2015 cria. Accoyo is a fine micron and lustrous fawn full Accoyo male out of Ben Fisco's breeding program at Humming Hill Farm.

      She comes with a complimentary breeding to any Wild Rose Suri Ranch herd sire, along with 45 days board (60 days board for owners west of the Mississippi) and a confirmation ultrasound. Choose from the many multiple color champion males on the farm. Check out our herd sire listings, and Patti can help you choose the best male to meet your breeding goals.

      Special Offer for non-auction purchases: Purchase with a cash payment and receive FREE TRANSPORT (up to $500) to your farm.

      Call Patti for more information or to schedule a visit at 443-740-4240 (cell).

      Awards

      High Point Champion - 2011 MAPACA Jubilee Fleece Show Spin-off - Fawn Suris
      1st Place - 2011 MAPACA Jubilee Fleece Show Spin-off - Fawn Suris 6-12 months
      1st Place - 2012 AOBA National Conference Fleece Show - Cottage Fleece - Fawn suris 13-14 months

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