Parade of Champions Auction
June 29-30 - 2012 Pacific Crest Accoyo America Portland, Oregon
Accoyo America Road Warrior 1st Place Get of Sire
• 2012 IAO • 2012 Alpacapalooza • 2012 MAPACA • 2012 CABA Classic • 2012 AOBA National Show
Production Class Awards International Alpaca Odyssey Get of Sire: 2012 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America) Breeder’s Best: 2012 1st Pacific Crest Accoyo America Alpacapalooza Get of Sire • 2011 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Patagonia’s Lennox (Alpacas de la Patagonia) • 2012 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Accoyo America Shogun (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 3rd ATV Adonnis (Crescent Moon) Produce of Dam • 2012 1st Accoyo America Tally Ho (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Patagonia’s Ingenue (Alpacas de la Patagonia), 3rd Patagonia’s Juneau (Alpacas de la Patagonia) Breeder’s Best • 2011 1st Alpacas de la Patagonia • 2012 1st Alpacas de la Patagonia, 2nd Pacific Crest Accoyo America MAPACA Jubilee Get of Sire: 2012 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Accoyo America Shogun (Pacific Crest Accoyo America) Breeder’s Best: 2012 1st Pacific Crest Accoyo America Great Western Alpaca Show Produce of Dam: 2012 2nd Patagonia’s Ingenue (Alpacas de la Patagonia) Breeder’s Best: 2012 2nd Alpacas de la Patagonia CABA Classic Get of Sire • 2011 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Accoyo America Mahatma (Accoyo International), 3rd Accoyo America Endeavor (Sold by Pacific Crest Accoyo America) • 2012 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd Accoyo America Shogun (Pacific Crest Accoyo America) Produce of Dam • 2011 1st Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Posie (Crescent Moon Ranch), Breeder’s Best • 2011 1st Pacific Crest Accoyo America, • 2012 1st Pacific Crest Accoyo America, 2nd Alpacas de la Patagonia AOBA National Show Get of Sire: • 2011 2nd Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 3rd Accoyo America Mahatma (Accoyo International) • 2012 1st Accoyo America Road Warrior (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 2nd ATV Adonnis (Crescent Moon Ranch) Produce of Dam: • 2011 2nd Accoyo America Sha Na Na (Pacific Crest Accoyo America), 3rd Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Posie (Crescent Moon Ranch) • 2012 1st Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Posie (Crescent Moon Ranch) Breeder’s Best: • 2011 1st Pacific Crest Accoyo America, 2nd Crescent Moon Ranch • 2012 1st Crescent Moon Ranch, 2nd Pacific Crest Accoyo America
Helpful Information Located in the emerald foothills of Helvetia, Oregon, an historic Swiss farming community, Pacific Crest Alpacas combines the magic of the green hills of Switzerland with the enchantment of alpacas and the Peruvian Andes. As you approach the ranch from the valley below and gaze upon the herds of many colored alpacas grazing and frolicking on the hillsides, it is as if you have entered a timeless world, free from the tensions and worries of the fast-paced world behind you.
PLACES TO STAY
PLACES TO EAT
AIRPORT
Larkspur Landing 3133 NE Shute Road Hillsboro, OR 97124 (503) 681-2121 Brookwood/Helvetia Rd Exit 61 Off Hwy 26, 1 mile south on left.
Helvetia Tavern (503) 647-5286 “World Famous Hamburgers” Country Pub, 1 mile from farm On Helvetia Road ATM on site, No credit cards
Portland International Airport serving most major airlines is 45 minutes from the farm.
Marriott TownePlace Suites 6550 NE Brighton Street, Hillsboro (229th Street and Cornell Rd.) (503) 268-6000 Cornelius Pass Rd. Exit 62-A off Hwy 26 South over freeway, right at Cornell Rd., right at 229th Courtyard by Marriott 3050 NW Stucki Place, Hillsboro (503)690-1800 185th Ave. Exit 64 off Hwy 26 Left over freeway, 1st right on Tanasbourne, right on Stucki Place SpringHill Suites by Marriott 7351 NE Butler Street, Hillsboro (503)547-0202 Cornelius Pass Rd. Exit 62-A off Hwy 26 South over freeway, right on Butler Street Comfort Inn 3500 NE Cornell Road, Hillsboro (503) 648-3500 Brookwood/Helvetia Rd. Exit 61 off Hwy 26 Left over freeway, Brookwood south, right on Cornell Road
Rock Creek Tavern (503) 645 3822 Brew Pub, 4 miles from farm Red Robin (503) 690-9061 Gourmet Burgers and Spirits 6 miles from farm Chevy’s Fresh Mex (503) 690-4524 Mexican restaurant 6 miles from farm Syun (503) 640-3131 Japanese restaurant In Historic Downtown Hillsboro Ruth Chris Steak House (503) 221-4518 Downtown Portland Wildwood Restaurant & Bar (503) 248-9663 In Northwest Portland
THINGS TO DO & SEE Tour the Wine Country – one of America’s premier wine regions. Over 40 wineries are within easy driving distance. Many have tasting rooms and gift shops. The Oregon Coast is only 55 minutes away. See the Pacific Ocean, walk the beach, eat salt water taffy and visit the little towns of Cannon Beach, Seaside and Manzanita. Or if you prefer the mountains, majestic Mt. Hood, the backdrop of Portland is only 1 ½ hours away. Visit rustic Timberline Lodge, hike the trails, enjoy the visits of the Cascade Mountains. Columbia Gorge Scenic Byway along I-84 offers many beautiful waterfalls and hiking trails, including Multnomah Falls and Lodge.
Dear Fellow Alpaca Breeders, Welcome to the 2012 Parade of Champions Alpaca auction. Whether you are brand new to alpacas, or a veteran breeder, the Parade of Champions Sale is a “must attend” event. You will find offered in this auction some of the finest alpaca breeding stock available in the world today. In an alpaca market which demands ever increasing excellence; a purchase at this sale is truly an investment in your future success! Each of the participating farms, Pacific Crest Accoyo America, Crescent Moon Alpacas, and Alpacas de la Patagonia are consistent winners in the show ring and among the most highly sought after in the auction arena. This weekend they are making many of their very best alpacas available to you. Virtually every alpaca in this auction is either a proven show winner itself, or the progeny of prized show winners. In addition to this tremendous group of alpacas, the sale setting itself, The Accoyo Norte’ Center, nestled on a mountainside overlooking Oregon’s wine country is truly one of Oregon’s scenic wonders. Whether you are in search of knowledge, award winning alpaca genetics, a great glass of Pinot Noir, or a weekend of fun with fellow alpaca enthusiasts, we invite you to join us for this fantastic event. We look forward to seeing you there! Sincerely, Tim & Teresa Vincent Celebrity Alpaca Sales
Schedule of
Events Friday, June 29, 2012 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Alpaca Preview
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Blues Master Bob Shoemaker and Friends
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Dinner
Saturday, June 30, 2012 8:30am –11:00am
Alpaca Fibre Analysis Planning for the Future of an Alpaca Fibre Industry by Cameron Holt, International Fibre Expert, Australia
11:30am - 12:30pm Lunch 12:30pm – 2:30pm Alpaca Preview 1:00pm – 2:00pm
Oregon Wine Sampling
2:30pm
Parade of Champions Auction by Celebrity Sales, Inc.
7:00pm
Saturday Evening Dinner Catered by Reedville Catering
Sunday, July 1, 2012 Morning
Shearing, Individual Photos and Arrangement of Transportation Absentee Bidding Information We offer two types of proxy bidding. 1) Private “live” telephone bidding 2) “Not to exceed bids” Both bidding types must be scheduled by 11a.m. Pacific time on Saturday, June 30th. Please contact Tim Vincent at 503-704-9229 for all proxy bidding.
Pacific Crest Accoyo America The Mark of Quality
The most important decision you will make upon entering the alpaca industry—one that will affect your success in the alpaca industry for years to come—is where you purchase your foundation stock of alpacas. This is important for three reasons--Quality, Support, and Selection. Quality At Accoyo America, we have the highest quality breeding stock available to maximize the return on your investment. The seed doesn’t fall far from the tree! In any breeding stock industry, a relatively small percentage of the male offspring are retained for stud service. The alpaca breeder with top breeding stock is able to sell his/her male crias for the same (or higher) price than the female crias, thereby nearly doubling the investment return. When shopping for your first alpacas, it’s important to look at the breeder’s sale prices for their male offspring. This will give you a good idea of the marketability of their alpacas in general. At Pacific Crest, the sale price of our males during the past two years has averaged slightly above that of our female offspring. Many visitors to the ranch marvel at the uniform quality of Pacific Crest stock. Many existing breeders come to upgrade their own stock by purchasing males from us. Much of the reason for this uniformity is due to the fact that most of our breeding stock is from Estancia Accoyo in Macusani, Peru. The late Don Julio Barreda, practiced the most rigid selective breeding of alpacas in all of South America. This selective family line breeding produced a herd famous for its uniform density and fineness. Our Accoyo-bred offspring reflect Senor Barreda’s fine breeding program, and we’re extremely proud of them. Support Our customers’ success is our own. Nothing gives us more pleasure in this business than seeing our customers succeed in their financial and lifestyle investment in alpacas. We strive to build a close relationship with our buyers for two reasons. First, we want to ensure that our alpacas end up in good homes. Second, we want to ensure that our customers’ transition to their new lifestyle is as smooth as possible, and that they feel secure in their new lifestyle and investment decision. We are always available to answer questions regarding nutrition, veterinary care and breeding. We’re prepared to assist with marketing, including sales advice and brokering services. Selection With more than 200 alpacas on the farm in a full spectrum of colors, you are guaranteed to find one you love! With both huacayas and suris at Pacific Crest, one-stop shopping is readily available. Accoyo America has the largest selection of full blood Accoyo offspring for sale in North America. We look forward to seeing you at the Parade of Champions Auction Saturday, June 30, 2012! Greg, Diana, Karl & Staff
From left to right: Rachel, Joe , Diane, Jerry, Debbie and Scott
Welcome to Crescent Moon Ranch and the Parade of Champions Sale! We recognize our annual participation in this significant event as an Honor and Privilege. To stand side by side with our partners, three programs which represent such Excellence, leaves us humbled! Crescent Moon Ranch is a family-run business. Following countless years in the hospitality industry, we have come to embrace the alpaca lifestyle and its many virtues. To state it succinctly, “We Love What We Do.” Our focus is three-fold: 1. The continual improvement of our herd 2. The well-being of each individual alpaca 3. And last, but not least, the success and satisfaction of our customers. Many thanks to all who have been our customers, and to those of you who are considering it, we hope that you “Land on The Moon!” The Crescent Moon Family
Alpacas de la Patagonia
Breeding alpacas is a family business for Alpacas de la Patagonia. With alpaca ranches in both North and South America, we take pride in merging the distinct animal husbandry techniques and breeding strategies of the two hemispheres. We are located at Port Susan on Camano Island – an hour’s drive north of Seattle. On occasion, we are treated to the sight of whales from our alpaca fields! A visit to our 200 acres farm reveals several hundred huacayas and suris in a wide spectrum of colors, grazing the lush, green pastures. We are well-known for putting some of our best alpacas up for auction. This year is no exception. All alpacas sell with our legendary customer support; our job is not over after the sale is made. We are committed to supporting our clients in all aspects of their alpaca endeavors – whether it is needed the day of purchase or five years later! In addition to fleece quality, our bloodlines are well known for their high fertility and live birth rates, as well as for their excellent mothering instinct and milk supply. All open females sell with a free breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice. A purchase of an alpaca from Patagonia makes the Buyer eligible to use any of the Patagonia herdsires (including those herdsires which are restricted) to breed any of their females to. We look forward to spending the weekend with you. Hugo, Karen, Isabella, Sofia and Joaquin. Alpacas de la Patagonia Hugo Ulloa and Karen Byram 660 Smith Road Camano Island, WA 98282 (360) 629-7700 kb@alpacapatagonia.com www.alpacapatagonia.com
2012 Seminar Speaker Cameron Holt
International Fibre Expert, Australia Cameron’s work has laid the foundations by which Alpaca fleece is judged across the world. He wrote the fleece judging rules for Alpaca associations on three continents and continues to work closely with alpaca judges the world over to refine the fleece judging protocols and manuals. Alpaca Fibre Analysis Seminar Lecture Topics 1. Eliminating guard hair and reducing micron of primary fibres. 2. Understanding measurement to develop superior fibre. 3. Using skin measurements to complement your breeding.
Accoyo America Mahatma
Accoyo America Road Warrior
Accoyo America Kashmir
Show Champions
Accoyo America Siddhartha IAO Supreme Champion Male
Accoyo America Treasure IAO Supreme Champion Female
Accoyo America Treasure IAO Best Head
Accoyo America Krakatoa IAO Brown Male Color Champion
Accoyo America Lilikoi IAO Cremelo Female Color Champion
Accoyo America Pineapple Princess - Futurity Fawn Female Color Champion
Accoyo America Arctic Warrior Huacaya Males Judges Choice and White Male Color Champion MAPACA
Breeders Best of 3 1st place MAPACA
Accoyo America Road Warrior 1st place Get of Sire MAPACA
Accoyo America Sun Star Light Female Color Champion CABA Classic
Accoyo America Swiss Miss White Female Color Champion CABA Classic
Accoyo America Lilikoi Reserve Light Female Color Champion CABA Classic
Breeders Best of 3 1st place CABA Classic
Accoyo America Road Warrior 1st place Get of Sire CABA Classic
Accoyo America Arctic Warrior White Male Color Champion AOBA National Show
Accoyo America Road Warrior 1st place Get of Sire AOBA National Show
Show Champions
Crescent Moon’s Accoyo 2nd Hand Rose 2012 Futurity
Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos 2011 Alpaca Breeder’s Invitational
Crescent Moon’s Aquinas 2012 Futurity
Crescent Moon’s Jacoby 2011 Alpaca Breeder’s Invitational
Crescent Moon’s Pheidippides 2011 Alpaca Breeder’s Invitational
Crescent Moon’s Tel do Tel 2012 GWAS
Crescent Moon’s Tennyson 2011 Alpaca Breeder’s Invitational
LBA’s Theophilus 2012 GWAS
Patagonia’s El Canto de Chile Color Champion Alpacapalooza & NWAS 2012
Patagonia’s El Galan Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2012
Patagonia’s Melinka Color Champion CABA 2012
Patagonia’s Ferro Color Champion NWAS 2012
Patagonia’s Zavory Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2012
Patagonia’s Enrica Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2012
Patagonia’s Antonio Color Champion CABA 2012 & NWAS 2012
Breeders Best 3 1st place Alpacapalooza 2012
Accoyo America Herdsires
Accoyo America Road Warrior
Road Warrior is another spectacular cross of Nautilus bred to an El Nino daughter--in this case Accoyo America Zinnia. His fleece is characterized by extreme density and a high frequency crimp on a moderately long staple. Road Warrior is a powerful, conformationally correct male. In 2011, he won his first Get of Sire competition at Alpacapalooza with his first three offspring. Fleece analysis at age 1: AFD 18.8 microns, SD 3.1 microns, CV 16.5%, % over 30 0.4%. 2008 CABA White Color Champion Huacaya 2008 AWE 1st Place Huacaya White Color 2008 Futurity 1st Place Huacaya White Color 2009 CABA 1st Place Huacaya White Color 2010 AWE 1st Place Huacaya White Color 2010 CABA1st Place Huacaya White Color 2010 AOBA1st Place Huacaya White Color
2011 Alpacapalooza 1st Place Huacaya Get-of-Sire 2012 IAO 1st Place Huacaya Get-of-Sire 2012 Alpacapalooza 1st Place Huacaya Get-of-Sire 2012 MAPACA 1st Place Huacaya Get-of-Sire 2012 CABA Classic 1st Place Huacaya Get-of-Sire 2012 AOBA National Show Get of Sire
Accoyo America Shogun
Accoyo America Shogun is a combination of the genetics of Legacy, Hemingway and Sicuani. He’s a result of a breeding cross of Legacy and Sequin, full sister to Nautilus. In 2007, he won the Supreme Huacaya Male Championship at the International Alpaca Odyssey and the AOBA National White Color Championship. He’s moderately dense, very fine and uniform with heavy coverage down his legs. We plan to use him extensively to upgrade fineness. Show record: 2006 The Futurity Reserve Champion White Color Huacaya Male 2006 MAPACA Jubilee 1st Place Juvenile White Huacaya Male 2007 International Alpaca Odyssey Supreme Huacaya Male Champion 2007 The Futurity Champion White Color Huacaya Male 2007 MAPACA Jubilee Reserve Champion White Color Huacaya Male 2007 AOBA National Champion White Color Huacaya Male
Accoyo America Mahatma
Mahatma has one of the highest character fleeces in our stud row. With a moderately long staple that separates into distinct bundles of well-defined crimp, soft-handle fiber, he has been our most dominant male in the show ring over the past two years. He’s an El Nino son with Accoyo Pucara genetics on the maternal side (Nirvana). Show record: 2206 IAO 1st Place Huacaya White Junior Male 2006 Futurity Light Color Champion Male 2006 AOBA National White Color Champion Male 2006 MAPACA 1st Place Huacaya White Juvenile Male 2007 Futurity 1st Place Huacaya Beige Yearling Male 2007 AOBA Light Color Champion Huacaya Male
Accoyo America Navigator
A son of Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus and AOBA Brown Color Champion Mulberry, Navigator has transferred the fineness, fine-crimp and long-staple length of Nautilus to a dark fawn fleece. He is a strong breeder, with perfect conformation and true-to-type head. Fleece values at age 2: AFD 22.2 microns/SD 4.0 microns/CV 18.0%/%over 30 3.7%. Show record: 2005 & 2006 AOBA National - Champion Fawn Huacaya Male 2006 AAA Futurity - Champion Fawn Huacaya Male 2006 MAPACA Jubilee - Champion Fawn Huacaya Male 2006 Alpaca Western Extravaganza - Champion Fawn Huacaya Male 2007 AOBA National - Reserve Champion Fawn Huacaya Color Male Fleece: 2007 AOBA National – Fleece Color Champion
Accoyo America Polaris
Polaris is perhaps our densest, most uniform herdsire. A full-Accoyo son of El Nino and AAA Futurity Color Champion Pussywillow, he is a fusion of Caligula, Auzengate, and an Accoyo dam we believe to be of the same lineage as Legacy (Pucara) with a striking head and profile and a fleece described by a judge as “the best he’s ever seen”, he’s in heavy use on our stud row. Fleece analysis at age 1: AFD 17.6 microns SD 3.6 microns CV 20.5% % over 30 0.6%. 2007 Shear weight was 12.4 pounds total, 6.8 blanket. Show record: 2007 IAO Supreme Fleece Champion 2006 AOBA Judges Choice AOBA Fleece Show 2005 AAA Futurity White Color Champion 2006 MAPACA Reserve White Color Champion
Accoyo America Denali
Denali is a product of the most reliable cross in our breeding program—El Nino over Stefani. Stefani is the daughter of the renowned Sicuani and an unknown (to us) herdsire in the Accoyo Estancia breeding program—but thought to be Rasputin. He’s similar in phenotype to his older full brother Endeavor, with a powerful frame, heavy shear weight (12+ pounds), long staple and fine crimp style. Histogram: AFD 18.3 microns, SD 3.5 microns, CV 19.1%, % over 30 0.8% Show record: 2007 AOBA National 2nd Place Full Fleece Juvenile White Male Huacaya 2008 Alpaca Western Extravaganza 1st Place Yearling White Huacaya Male 2008 Alpaca Western Extravaganza Reserve Champion White Color Huacaya Male 2008 The Futurity1st Place Yearling White Huacaya Male
Accoyo America Ulysses
Ulysses is a full-Accoyo El Nino son notable for his brilliant fine-crimped independently bundled and uniform fleece. It was clear from his early days that he had a unique combination of density and fineness on a structurally sound, harmonically-balanced frame. Fleece analysis is as follows: Age 1 AFD 15.3 microns SD 3.2 microns CV 21.1% %over 30 0.4%; Age 4 AFD 21.8 microns SD 4.1 microns CV 18.9% %over 30 2.5% 2007 Shear Weight was 11.4 pounds total, 6.0 pounds blanket. Show record: 2006 IAO Supreme Champion Male & Best Head Male Huacaya 2006 Alpaca Western Extravaganza Reserve Champion White Huacaya Male 2004 MAPACA Jubilee - Reserve Champion White Huacaya Male 2007 AOBA National Fleece Show Judges Choice 2008 IAO Supreme Champion Male
Accoyo America Kashmir
PCA Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus X Accoyo America Sha Na Na Kashmir is a Nautilus son crossed with an El Nino daughter and carries a very fine high crimp that lasts into his old age. He was AOBA National White Color Champion and Judges Choice. Show record: 2010 CABA Classic Fleece Reserve Champion 2010 CABA Classic Fleece Best Crimp 2011 Futurity Reserve White Color Champion 2011 AOBA National White Color Champion 2011 AOBA National Judges Choice
PCA Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus
Nautilus is an offspring of Hemingway and our top B-line Accoyo female, Sicuani. Both he and his full-sister Sequin have won the coveted AOBA White Color Championship. He has had the finest-crimped fleece we have seen, with microbundling and long staple length. 2007 Shear Weight was 9.2 pounds. Age 1 fleece values were AFD 17.8 microns/ SD 3.7 microns/CV 20.5%/% over 30 0.8%. Nautilus has become well-known for the fine-crimp, low micron fleece of his offspring. He gained national prominence this year when his donated breeding sold for $19,000, eclipsing the previous record set by El Nino. Show record: 2002 AOBA National Champion White Huacaya Male 2003 IAO Supreme Champion Male, Grand Champion White Color Huacaya Male 2003 AWE Reserve Champion White Color Huacaya Male
Accoyo America North Star
North Star is an El Nino cross with Sequoia, Nautilus’ full sister. He’s very typey and straight with a pure elite fleece that combines a moderately fine crimp and long staple length and independent bundling with a high degree of uniformity. Show record: 2007 AWE 1st Place White Yearling Male 2007 AOBA 1st Place and Reserve White Color Champion Male 2008 IAO 1st Place White Huacaya Senior Male
Accoyo America Jason
A son of Accoyo Endurance and Black Female AOBA Color Champion Phoenicia, Jason has won the Brown AOBA National Color Championship in both 2006 and 2007. It is rare to combine his exquisite crimp and character, and density with a deep red brown fleece. His presence and conformation are striking, and his first crias are due in early 2008. Fleece values at age 2 were AFD 22.7 microns, SD 3.8 microns, CV 16.7%, %over 30 2.9%. Show record: 2007, 2006 & 2005 AOBA National Champion Brown Huacaya Male 2006 The Futurity Champion Brown Huacaya Male 2005 MAPACA Jubilee Champion Brown Huacaya Male 2005 Alpaca Western Extravaganza Champion Brown Huacaya Male 2006 MAPACA Jubilee Reserve Champion Brown Huacaya Male
Crescent Moon’s Herdsires
Crescent Moon’s Aquinas Co-owned with The Alpaca Group. 2011 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2011 GWAS - 2nd 2011 CABA - 1st 2011 AOBA National Show - 2nd
2011 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2011 Alpacapalooza - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2011 MAE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2011 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2011 CABA - 2nd 2011 ABI - 2nd 2012 Alpacapalooza - 1st & Color Champion
Greener Pastures Kane
2010 NWSS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 TxOLAN - 2nd 2010 AWE - 2nd 2010 CABA - 1st 2010 MAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 ABR Fall Festival - 1st & Color Champion
Crescent Moon’s Simtustus
2010 AWE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2010 NW Alpaca Showcase - 1st & Color Champion 2010 GWAS - 1st 2010 CABA - 1st 2010 AOBA National Show - 1st 2010 MAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 ABR Fall Festival - 1st
2010 NWSS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 AWE - 2nd 2010 The Futurity Show & Sale - 1st & Color Champion 2010 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 CABA - 1st & Color Champion 2010 I.A.O. Show - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2010 AOBA National Show - 1st & Reserve Color Champion
2011 TxOLAN - 2nd 2011 GWAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2011 CABA - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2011 AOBA National Show - 2nd 2011 AOBA National Show - 1st Fleece Show 2011 ABI - 1st & Color Champion 2011 ABR Fall Festival - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2012 GWAS - 2nd
Crescent Moon’s Donato
Co-owned with Mary Jaffe, Skyline Alpacas 2009 Alpacapalooza - 1st & Color Champion 2009 The Futurity Show & Sale - 3rd 2009 NW Alpaca Showcase - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2009 GWAS - 2nd 2009 CABA Classic - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2009 Fall Festival - 1st & Color Champion
Crescent Moon’s Thelonius
2010 MoPACA - 1st & Color Champion 2010 The Futurity Show & Sale - 1st 2010 NW Alpaca Showcase - 1st & Color Champion 2010 GWAS - 2nd 2010 CABA - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2010 I.A.O. Show - 1st
2010 GWAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2010 CABA - 1st & Color Champion 2010 AOBA National Show - 2nd 2011 Alpacapalooza - 1st & Color Champion 2011 CABA - 1st & Color Champion 2011 AOBA National Show - 1st
2011 ABI - 1st & Color Champion 2011 ABR Fall Festival - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2012 Alpacapalooza - 2nd 2012 The Futurity Show & Sale - 1st & Color Champion 2012 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2012 CABA Classic - 1st & Color Champion
2010 AOBA National Show - 2nd 2010 MAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2010 ABR Fall Festival - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2011 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2011 MAE - 1st 2011 The Futurity Show & Sale - 1st & Color Champion
Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Elizario
Co-owned with Bill & Jennifer Cameron, Alpacas of Marquam Hill Ranch Show Record: 2008 MAPACA - 2nd 2009 Fall Festival - 2nd 2010 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2010 AWE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2010 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd
Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer
2008 Sunshine State Alpaca Expo - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2008 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2008 SWRAS - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2008 MOPACA - 1st & Color Champion 2008 NAAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2009 - TxOLAN - 2nd
2009 - TxOLAN - 2nd 2009 Alpacapalooza - 1st 2009 NW Alpaca Showcase - 1st & Color Champion 2009 GWAS - 2nd 2009 CABA Classic - 1st 2010 CABA Classic Fleece Show - 1st
Crescent Moon’s Shiftin Gears
Co-owned with Marc & Sharon Milligan, Red Granite Ranch Show Record: 2005 TxOLAN - 1st 2005 MAPACA Eastern Alpaca Jubilee - 2nd 2006 AOBA - 1st 2005 The Great Western Alpaca Show - 1st 2007 I.A.O. Show - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2005 AWE - 1st 2007 NAAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2005 AOBA - 1st 2007 AWE - 1st & Color Champion 2006 TXOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2007 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st & Color Champion 2006 AWE - 1st & Color Champion 2007 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2006 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2006 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2006 GWAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion
Crescent Moon’s Nitro
2006 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st 2006 GWAS - 2nd 2007 I.A.O. Show - 1st 2007 NAAS - 1st 2007 AWE - 1st & Color Champion 2007 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2007 GWAS - 1st
2007 AOBA National Show - 1st 2008 MOPACA - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2008 NAAS - 2nd 2008 AWE - 1st & Color Champion 2008 GWAS - 2nd 2008 AOBA National Show - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion
ATV Adonnis
2005 Sun City Sizzle - 1st & Color Champion 2006 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st 2005 TxOLAN - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2006 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2005 Southern Select Alpaca Show - 1st 2006 AOBA - 1st & Color Champion 2005 SW Regional Alpaca Show - 1st & Color Champion 2007 I.A.O. Show - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2007 NAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2005 The Great Western Alpaca Show - 1st & Color Champion 2005 AWE - 1st 2007 AWE - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2005 AOBA - 1st 2007 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st & Color Champion 2006 TXOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2007 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2006 I.A.O. - 1st 2007 AOBA National Show - 1st & Color Champion 2006 NAAS - 2nd 2006 AWE - 1st & Color Champion
Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility
2007 GWAS - 1st 2008 Sunshine State Alpaca Expo - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2008 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2008 SWRAS - 1st 2008 MOPACA - 1st & Color Champion 2008 AWE - 1st
2008 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2008 GWAS - 1st 2008 AOBA National Show - 2nd
6Peruvian Accoyo Elite 5057 IMPR98
Full Accoyo Import Males Selected by AOBA Senior Judge - Maggie Krieger; whom she scored 106 out of a possible 110 points. Sire of (to name a couple): Crescent Moon’s Shiftin Gears & Snowmass Quechua 2006 & 2007 Light Herdsire of the Year. 18.2 micron at 6 years of age. 2006 Histogram: AFD-22.8 / SD-4.0 / CV-17.5 / %>30-4.0 at 10 years of age. An Elite Herdsire selected for excellence & infusing that into his offspring.
Alpacas de la Patagonia Herdsires Patagonia’s Cayo
Histogram: AFD=14.3m; SD=3.4m; CV=23.8%; >30=0.4% Density: 91.25 FOLLICLES SQ MM S/P RATIO: 13.5 TO 1. Glands: SUPERIOR GLAND FORMATION Cayo ‘s fleece has amazing brightness and superior fineness. His histogram at 15 months of age revealed that his average micron count of secondary fibers was 14.75 and of his primary fibers was 17.2.
Patagona’s Ernesto
Histogram: AFD=15.3m; SD=3.1m; CV=20.5%; >30=0.4% Ernesto’s first offspring arrived during the summer of 2011 and were winning color championships by the spring of 2012. Show record: Judge’s Choice GWAS 2010 Color Champion AOBA Nationals 2010 Color Champion GWAS 2010 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2009 Color Champion Kentucky Classic 2009
Show record: Color Champion Ohio Buckeye Show 2008 Color Champion National Alpaca Sweepstakes 2008 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2008 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2007 Reserve Color Champion Ohio Buckeye Alpaca Show 2007 1st place MAPACA 2008 1st place Alpacapalooza 2008 1st place Ohio Buckeye Show 2008 1st place NAS 2008 1st place International Alpaca Odyssey 2007 1st place Alpacapalooza 2007 1st place Ohio Buckeye Alpaca Show 2007
Color Champion CABA 2009 Reserve Color Champion AWE 2010 Reserve Color Champion California Classic 2010 1st place AOBA Nationals 2010 1st place GWAS 2010 1st place Bred and Owned AWE 2010 1st place GWAS 2009 1st place Alpacapalooza 2009 1st place Kentucky Classic 2009 1st place All American Futurity 2009 1st place CABA 2009
Patagonia’s Lennox
Histogram: AFD=20.2m; SD=4.1m; CV=20.0%; >30=1.6% Density: 83.25 follicles SQMM SP Ratio: 10.8 to 1 Even at the age of 10 years, we are still marveling at his fleece. It is soft, fine, dense, exhibits high frequency crimp and is bright. Lennox, an 8-time color champion is proving himself in the showring again through his award-winning progeny. Lennox has become the number one herdsire at Patagonia and has sired over 200 offspring in all colors from black to white.
Patagonia’s Chief
Histogram: AFD=16.3m; SD=3.5m; CV=21.4%; >30=0.6% Show record: Color Champion International Alpaca Odyssey 2011 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2010 Color Champion AWE 2010 Reserve Color Champion GWAS 2010 1st place Breeders Best 3 Alpacapalooza 2011 1st place International Alpaca Odyssey 2011 1st place Alpacapalooza 2011 1st place AWE 2010 1st place GWAS 2010
Show record: Color Champion AWE 2004 Color Champion GWAS 2004 Color Champion MAPACA 2004 Color Champion IAO 2004 Reserve Color Champion AOBA 2004 Reserve Color Champion NAAS 2004 Reserve Color Champion All American Futurity 2004 Reserve Color Champion All American Futurity 2003 1st place AOBA 2003 1st place AWE 2003 1st place MAPACA 2003
Patagonia’s El Galan
Histogram: AFD=17.1m, SD=3.6m, CV=21.2%, >30=0.8% Show record: Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2011 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2012 Color Champion AWE 2010 R. Color Champion AOBA 2010 1st place Breeder’s Best Alpacapalooza 2011 1st place Breeder’s Best Three Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place Bred and Owned Alpacapalooza 2011 1st place Alpacapalooza 2011 1st place AWE 2010 1st place GWAS 2010 1st place AOBA Nationals 2010 1st place CABA 2012 1st place Alpacapalooza 2012
Patagonia’s El Vasco
Histogram: AFD=21.4m; SD=3.6m, CV=16.6m; >30=2.3% Density: 70 follicles SQMM SP Ratio: 13 to 1 Sired by the exotic Neruda, El Vasco’s fleece is extremely fine and dense. He has sired well over 100 offspring. Show record: Color Champion IAO 2004 Reserve Color Champion NAAS 2004 1st place AWE 2004 1st place MAPACA
Patagonia’s Admiral (co-owned with Zumbador Alpacas) Histogram: AFD=17.1m; SD=3.1m; CV=18%; >30=0.3% Show record: Color Champion Kentucky Classic 2009 Color Champion Alpacapalooza 2009 Reserve Color Champion AWE 2010 1st place AWE 2010 1st place Kentucky Classic 2009 1st place Alpacapalooza 2009 1st place CABA 2009
Patagonia’s Vinson Massif (co-owned with Darkest Peru Alpacas) Histogram: AFD=16.7m; SD=3.6m; CV=21.8%; >30=0.6% Show record: Color Champion AWE 2010 Reserve Color Champion AOBA Nationals 2010 Reserve Color Champion GWAS 2010 1st place GWAS 2011 1st place AWE 2010 1st place AOBA Nationals 2010 1st place GWAS 2010
Pacific Crest Accoyo America Producer of Champions
Accoyo America Siddhartha 2012 IAO Supreme Champion
Accoyo America Kashmir 2011 AOBA National Judges Choice
Giving Back - Casa Chapi In 1975, working with members of the Hispanic community of Washington County, Oregon, I helped found a fledgling community health center in a 600 sq ft converted garage. Our clinic, Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Clinic was named for a migrant farmworker’s daughter who had died of a preventable illness. Our staff worked on a shoestring budget and consisted of myself, a nurse, a receptionist and dedicated community outreach workers. Today, that clinic has grown into an effective “poster-child” health care system of four primary care clinics, three dental offices, and two school-based health centers, staffing over 40 physicians and currently constructing an $11 million wellness center. I experienced first-hand that the smallest seed can grow into a very large tree. We owe a great deal to the highland alpaca shepherds of Peru for refining the alpacas to their stature at the time of their import to North America. We are in particular debt to the man from Accoyo, Don Julio Barreda, who, in my mind, was bigger than life. Julio Barreda had special stature because he understood the importance of giving back—that we’re all in a boat on a very big, stormy sea, and that we must take care of the less fortunate and less firm. He understood that it is the most defining characteristic of civilized humanity. For years, Julio Barreda would give his refined, excess breeding stock to Indian communities to upgrade and improve their herds. He was an integral part of the fledgling Quechua program that provided clothing and dental care to communities in the altiplano. That program is now developing Casa Chapi, a center in the
Colca Canyon of Peru dedicated to housing and training young Peruvian highlanders in health care professions. Last July, we decided to donate up to 20 breedings per year for a 3 year period, to the construction of Casa Chapi, largely because of the example set by Julio Barreda. We arranged for the construction of a bronze statue of Don Julio and his famed herdsire Shere Khan for the garden at Casa Chapi. It’s our hope that many of you will visit Casa Chapi and consider your own donation to the center. We hope to see the seed grow into an effective health care training and delivery program. I know it can happen – I experienced it first hand at Virginia Garcia. Greg Mecklem Pacific Crest Accoyo America
Lot 1 - Accoyo America Ballerina Sire: PCA Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus Dam: Accoyo America Bali ARI#: 32274127 Sex: Huacaya Female DOB: 5/26/11 Color: White Ballerina is a rare commodity—a combination of the two herdsires earning the highest single breeding fees at public auction—sire Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus sold at $17,000, 2007 AOBA National, and maternal grandsire PCA Accoyo El Nino at $16,000, 2006 Futurity. She’s the only Nautilus daughter in the sale this year. Ballerina’s fleece reflects her championship pedigree—a bright fine-crimping dense fleece with a spinning fineness of 14.8 microns, comfort factor of 99.6%, and mean crimp curvature of 55.1. She’s a robust female that will be ready for her complimentary breeding in late August. I would recommend a breeding to two-time IAO Supreme Champion Accoyo America Ulysses. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.5, SD: 2.7, CV: 17.2%, %>30: 0.3%
Lot 2 - Crescent Moon’s Liberty Belle Female Huacaya DOB: 3/9/2011 Color: Light Silver Grey ARI#: 32375930 Sire: Aussie .38 Special Dam: Crescent Moon’s Beldora
2012 Histogram: AFD: 16.7 microns SD: 3.3 microns CV: 19.7 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.7
Oh it hurts! And I guess that is the way it should always be when we enter an alpaca in an auction. Crescent Moon’s Liberty Belle is a fantastic silver gray, Aussie .38 Special daughter. At this writing the Futurity has just been completed and while we don’t know the complete results, we do know who did exceptionally well. Carol and Ken Collins of Never Summer Alpacas own the great .38 Special and WOW, did .38 have a great Futurity Show. Take a look at Liberty Belle and you will understand why. Like most .38 Special cria she demonstrates exceptional density, a long staple growth, advanced staple development, exemplary fineness, and intense brightness. Her dam is a Kryptonite daughter named Beldora and Beldora’s dam is Adonnis’ mom, Bell Adonna. I bet you are getting the feeling that this is a very special lot indeed! Liberty Belle sells with a breeding and full ranch guarantees. Sire: Aussie .38 Special
Dam: Crescent Moon’s Beldora
Lot 3 - Patagonia’s Enrica ARI#: 31698559 DOB: 07/25/11 Color: True Black • Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Marmelade Sire: Patagonia’s Admiral Histogram: pending Show record: Black Color Champion – Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place – Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place – CABA 2012 Enrica caught our eye the day she was born with her extensive fiber coverage and bright fleece. Since that day, she has developed into an exquisite girl with a gorgeous head, strong build and dense, true black fleece. Her dam, Marmelade is an Oliver Twist daughter with a bright fleece, that exhibits a consistent, high frequency crimp throughout her blanket. Her sire, is black colorchampion, Patagonia’s Admiral. This is the first Admiral offspring that we have offered for sale. Includes a breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice.
Sire: Patagonia’s Admiral
Grandsire: Patagonia’s Lennox
Lot 4 Accoyo America Avani Sire: Accoyo America Jason Dam: Ferrari’s Peruvian Eternity ARI#: 32322385 Sex: Huacaya Female DOB: 9/30/11 Color: Medium Fawn Avani’s our only female Jason offspring in the auction this year. This elite fawn has already won a Reserve Color Championship at Alpacapalooza 2012. Her dam, Eternity, is a fawn daughter of Ferrari, a full-Accoyo fawn Caligula son. Avani has a fine, well-defined crimp on a dense, uniform 18.2 micron fleece. She’s robust, conformationally correct and has dramatic curbside appeal. I’d recommend a breeding to AOBA Brown Color Champion Accoyo America Navigator. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 18.2, SD: 3.3, CV: 17.9%, % > 30: 0.8%
Lot 5 - Crescent Moon’s Amity Female Huacaya DOB: 5/14/2011 Color: Bay Black ARI#: 32156591 Sire: Greener Pastures Copenhagen Dam: Skyline Alpacas Amelyne Take a look at the pedigree of this female! Wow, it is like a who’s who of alpaca greatness. Names found there include Bueno, Casanova, Incan Magic, Drambuie, Mr. Know It All, Caligula, El Nino, Camilio, Nova, Nova’s Nuance, Danko, Valentino, Copenhagen, Chocolate Decadence and of course, Legacy. In her first show out she was a blue ribbon winner and looking at that list above, that’s not a surprise. Amity has lovely fleece which demonstrates very good lock structure for a black alpaca, along with advance density. We are chomping at the bit for this breeding. Of course that will be your choice but we would choose Futurity Champion Donato or his amazing sire, Adonnis. Show Record: 2012 Alpacapalooza – 1st 2012 Histogram: Pending Sire: Greener Pastures Copenhagen
Suggested Service Sire: ATV adonnis
Lot 6 - Accoyo America Swiss Miss Sire: Accoyo America Denali Dam: Accoyo America Heidi ARI#: 32322347 Sex: Huacaya Female DOB: 7/30/11 Color: White Swiss Miss is a full-Accoyo daughter of El Nino son Accoyo America Endeavor and Accoyo America Heidi. She has one of the most elite fleeces we produced in 2011, with an AFD of 16.0 microns, SD of 2.4, CV of 15.1% and % over 30 of only 0.2%, giving her a fleece comfort factor of 99.8% and spinning fineness of 14.9. Her fleece is absolutely brilliant, with a pronounced fine crimp and well-defined bundles, yet without sacrificing density. This female should be bred this fall to Accoyo line Ulysses, or Nautilus-line Road Warrior or Kashmir. Swiss Miss just won the White Female Color Championship at the 2012 CABA Classic. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 16.0, SD: 2.4, CV: 15.1%, %>30: 0.2%
Lot 7 - Accoyo America Polaris Sire: PCA Accoyo El Nino Dam: Accoyo Pussywillow ARI#: 1201895 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Male DOB: 6/9/04 Color: White It’s a rare event when a dominant herdsire such as Polaris is offered at auction. This renowned herdsire is the superlative expression of his sire, Accoyo El Nino, and his dam, Accoyo Pussywillow. I have often said that Polaris is the closest in phenotype and personality to his sire of all of El Nino’s sons. With his dense, high-character fleece and sturdy frame, he personifies the Accoyo “A” line. After winning the White Color Championship at the 2005 AAA Futurity, Polaris proceeded to win the International Odyssey Fleece Championship and AOBA Judges Choice Fleece Championship while beginning work as one of our herdsires. His heritage is unique in that it combines lineage from Accoyo Caligula, the renowned Accoyo Auzengate that we sold to Australia, and Accoyo Sunipani, who we consider to be one of the two top females we purchased as imports from Accoyo. Most importantly, Accoyo America Polaris is a nationally known producer of the highest quality offspring. At the 2012 MAPACA Jubilee Auction, Polaris daughters were the two highest priced female lots in the auction at $38,000 for Accoyo America Pineapple Princess and $35,500 for NPA Polaris’ Accoyo Bonniebelle.
Polaris Offspring
Accoyo America Arctica 2009 CABA Classic White Female Color Champion
Accoyo America Solaris 2009 The Futurity 1st Place White Yearling Female
Accoyo America Pineapple Princess 2012 The Futurity Fawn Female Color Champion
Accoyo America Mazama 2009 The Futurity 1st Place White Juvenile Males
NPA Polaris’ Accoyo Bonniebelle 2012 AOBA National White Color Champion
Lot 8 - Crescent Moon’s Lullaby Female Huacaya DOB: 6/3/2011 Color: Light Fawn ARI#: 32156317 Sire: ATV Adonnis Dam: CM Goldie Locks
2012 Histogram: AFD: 16.7 microns SD: 4.0 microns CV: 24.2 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 1.0
CM Goldie Locks is the dam of champions Crescent Moon’s Penelope, Crescent Moon’s Blonde Bombshell, Crescent Moon’s Lunar Breeze, Crescent Moon’s Rosie Locks, blue ribbon winner Crescent Moon’s Dominik and champion producer Crescent Moon’s Naughty Naughty. She is also the dam of Crescent Moon’s Lullaby featured here. We know how potent this maternal line is and suffice it to say that it is special. Lullaby is her mother’s daughter. She has a brilliant fleece by way of its brightness. It is fine and it is dense and it is even. Her beauty is true to her lineage and so is her disposition. Offspring of Goldie Locks are quiet, gentle and sweet. We love Lullaby simply because she is the daughter of Goldie Locks. I guess it doesn’t hurt that Adonnis is involved as well! Lullaby sells with a breeding and our ranch guarantees as well. Sire: ATV Adonnis
Full Sister: Crescent Moon’s Rosie Locks
Lot 9 - Patagonia’s Athena ARI#: 32357332 DOB: 07/16/11 Color: True Black Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Tanaina Sire: Patagonia’s Ernesto Histogram: pending Show Record: 2nd place – NWAS 2012 If you are looking to bring fineness into your black breeding program, then consider the addition of Athena. Her fleece is true-black in color with a low micron count, extremely soft hand and consistent crimp throughout Sire: Patagonia’s Ernesto her blanket. Athena is sired by 8-time color champion and Lennox son, Patagonia’s Ernesto. Includes a breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice.
Lot 10 - Accoyo America Sun Star ARI#: 32322354 • Sex: Huacaya Female • DOB: 7/17/11 • Color: Beige Sire: Accoyo America North Star • Dam: Accoyo America Solaris Sun Star is a North Star daughter with a bedrock pedigree of grandparents, with El Nino and Nautilus, earners of the two highest public alpaca auction breeding fees ($16,000 and $17,000 respectively), an AOBA Fleece Show Judges Choice, Sunipani, and an AOBA White Color Champion, Sequoia. The seed doesn’t fall far from the tree—Sun Star has an AFD of 14.0, SD of 3.1 and % over 30 of only 0.3%. Her fleece is breathtaking, stunningly brilliant, with a well-defined crimp on dense high character bundles. This elite female should be bred to one of our best—I’d vote for 2011 AOBA Judges Choice Kashmir or Road Warrior. Sun Star just won the Light Female Color Championship at CABA Classic 2012. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 14.0, SD: 3.1, CV: 22.1%, %> 30: 0.3%
Lot 11 - Greener Pastures Copenhagen 2005 Histogram: Male Huacaya AFD: 18.2 microns DOB: 9/24/2004 SD: 3.5 microns Color: Bay Black CV: 19.2 microns ARI#: 1223101 Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.9 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Valentino Dam: Crescent Moon’s Chocolate Decadence Aside from those offered by Magical Farms and Snowmass Alpacas, very few elite and proven black males have ever been offered at auction. So this is a rare opportunity indeed! Copenhagen won his first championship (a reserve championship) at AWE when he was just 7 ½ months old and didn’t stop winning them until his last show, the AOBA National Show when he was 33 months old. His obvious and notable stature and marvelous fleece qualities always moved him toward the top of the black male classes and now the same can be said for his offspring. Copenhagen is the son of Crescent Moon’s Valentino and Crescent Moon’s Chocolate Decadence. Valentino’s acclaim is widely known, but Decadence has earned her greatness more discreetly. Her offspring include not only Copenhagen, but also champions Chocolate Thunder, Artemis, Dorothy, and blue ribbon winner at the National Show, Elegance. We offer Copenhagen with confidence and pride. He is a champion, his siblings are champions and his cria are achieving championship status. There is no mystery here! As a side note, Copenhagen has never been formally utilized for outside breeding services with the exception of use for our customers. Nor has he been overexposed within the herd here at Crescent Moon Ranch. We believe that fact makes for significant business opportunity for the new ownership. The new owners may feel confident that they will be able to conduct business around Copenhagen free of competition from us in the future. Show Record: 2005 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2005 MAPACA Eastern Alpaca Jubilee - 1st 2005 The Great Western Alpaca Show - 1st 2005 AWE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2006 TXOLAN - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2006 NAAS - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2006 The Futurity Show & Sale - 2nd 2006 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st 2006 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2006 AOBA - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2007 I.A.O. Show - 1st & Color Champion 2007 NAAS - 2nd 2007 AWE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2007 MAPACA - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2007 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2007 AOBA National Show - 1st & Reserve Color Champion
Copenhagen Offspring
Daughter: Crescent Moon’s Carlessa (owned by Nancy Chapel, Alpaca Country Estates)
Son: Crescent Moon’s Marquis (owned by Steven & RoseAnn Knoblock, Knoblock’s Prairie Ranch)
Daughter: Crescent Moon’s Amity
Son: Crescent Moon’s Boniface (owned by Patrick & Sarah Till, Dusk Till Dawn Alpacas)
Copenhagen Relatives
Paternal Brother: Crescent Moon’s Thelonius Paternal Brother: Crescent Moon’s Velocity (owned by George & Mary Hodson, Grand River Alpaca Farm)
Lot 12 - Accoyo America Tamarack Sire: Accoyo America Ulysses Dam: Accoyo Talara ARI#: 32322323 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female DOB: 7/25/11 Color: White Tamarack’s dam, Accoyo Talara, has never produced anything less than a spectacular cria, and Tamarack is among the best of them. This elite-fleeced Ulysses daughter has a dense, very uniform fleece, with very little “guard hair”. With an AFD of 17.4, CV of 19.4%, and only 0.3% over 30 microns, her spinning fineness is 16.7 microns and comfort factor is 99.7%. Tamarack is of full-Accoyo lineage, and has well-defined character and crimp, with a mean curvature of 50.2%. She’s very true-to-alpaca-type with a short muzzle and well-defined top-knot. To produce offspring with “eye-popping” character, I’d breed her to Accoyo America Mahatma. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 17.4, SD: 3.4, CV: 19.4%, %>30: 0.3%
Lot 13 - Patagonia’s Zavory ARI#: 32354980 DOB: 07/11/11 Color: medium brown Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Acapella Sire: Patagonia’s Lennox Histogram: pending Show record: Color Champion-Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place Get of Sire (Lennox) NWAS 2012 1st place-Alpacapalooza 2012 2nd place-CABA 2012 2nd place-NWAS 2012 2nd place-GWAS 2012 Zavory is the result of the breeding of two of our top alpacas. Her dam, Acapella was on our showstring in 2005/06. Acapella’s dam is the sister to Patagonia herdsires, Kaspa and El Vasco. Zavory is sired by 8-time color champion, Lennox. Zavory has a very fine, dense and crimpy fleece. She has solid bone and a nicely balanced frame. Includes a breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice. Sire: Patagonia’s Lennox
Lot 14 - Crescent Moon’s Emmy Female Huacaya DOB: 4/27/2011 Color: Dark Brown ARI#: 32376043 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Nitro Dam: Crescent Moon’s Emily
Suggested Service Sire: Crescent Moon’s Thelonius
Sire: Crescent Moon’s Nitro
2012 Histogram: AFD: 17.1 microns SD: 3.6 microns CV: 21.2 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.7
Emmy is a blend of the Legacy and Elite lines in the darker version. Her dam is an Elite daughter of color and her sire is one of our black studs Crescent Moon’s Nitro. We didn’t show two alpacas this year because we could not figure out what color they were. Emmy is one of those and Cecilia is the other. By the time registration had finished each of these girls were now beginning to present the fleece which they will wear now for good and what beautiful fleeces each female has. Emmy’s is silky and very fine with exceptional length along with traditional huacaya architecture. As you can see she is a beautiful alpaca with outstanding capacity. Emmy sells with full Crescent Moon Ranch guarantees and her first breeding. You have got to be liking one of the two Futurity Champions Thelonius or Donato.
Lot 15 - Patagonia’s Kayla ARI#: 31690584 DOB: 06/22/10 Sex: Female Color: bay black Dam: AVA Ajera Sire: Patagonia’s The Sable Histogram: afd=18.9m, sd=5.0m, cv=26.5%, >30=3.8% Currently breeding to Patagonia’s Admiral
Service sire: Patagonia’s Admiral
Both Kayla’s dam and sire are black in color. Her sire is a black El Vasco son, and Neruda grandson. Kayla’s sister produced Black Gold, the 2011 All-American Futurity black male champion. Kayla is currently breeding to Patagonia’s Admiral, a black Lennox son.
Sire: Patagonia’s The Sable
Lot 16 - Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Palomina Female Huacaya DOB: 6/25/2011 Color: Light Fawn ARI#: 32156409 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility Dam: Caligula’s Accoyo Paloma
2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.7 microns SD: 3.5 microns CV: 22.2 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.5
Palomina is a striking fawn full Accoyo daughter of Nobility and Caligula’s Accoyo Paloma. Her fleece is beautifully put together with excellent brightness and density, outstanding fineness and advanced staple development. She is a blend of the A and B lines through her maternal grand dam, so she brings together some of the best of all that is Accoyo. Palomina sells with Crescent Moon’s full ranch guarantees and a breeding. We would go with Elite or Venedictos if you want to stay full Accoyo but if you want to think outside that box we have some interesting ideas! Show Record: 2012 Alpacapalooza - 3rd 2012 The Futurity Show & Sale - 3rd Suggested Service Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos
Lot 17 - Accoyo America Ajax Sire: Accoyo America Ulysses Dam: 6Peruvian Accoyo Stefani ARI#: 32085686 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Male DOB: 9/23/10 Color: White
If you’re breeding for fine, bright fleeces without sacrificing density, Accoyo Ajax is the one. Ajax was born late in the season in 2010, so he wasn’t on our spring show team, but his fleece rivals that of any of our working herdsires. With two-time IAO Supreme Champion and AOBA Fleece Show Judges Choice Accoyo America Ulysses as his sire, this junior herdsire should retain his fineness into adulthood. His dam, Accoyo Stefani, has consistently produced the “cream” of our breeding program (Endeavor, Joseph, Denali, Icelandia, Epiphany). Stefani, born in quarantine to Accoyo Sicuani, was said to be produced by a male named Rasputin who was retained at Accoyo.
The fleece of Ajax is absolutely brilliant with well-defined high-frequency crimp and bundling. His first year histogram of AFD 14.0 microns, 2.9 SD, CV 20.8% and % over 30 of 0.4%, gives him a spinning fineness of 13.6 microns. As he approaches 2 years old, his spinning fineness is holding well at 15.2 microns. Ajax carries this elite fleece on a solid upright frame. He has the handsome true-to-type head of his sire Ulysses. 2011 Histogram: AFD: 14.0, SD: 2.9, CV: 20.8%, %> 30: 0.4% 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.3, SD: 3.0, CV: 19.8%, %> 30: 0.5%
Lot 18 - Crescent Moon’s Gracie Female Huacaya DOB: 3/14/2011 Color: Bay Black ARI#: 32376210 Sire: Aussie .38 Special Dam: Snowmass Halo Will we ever get to keep one of Snowmass Halo’s female offspring? Halo is just one of those females who always produces exceptionally and usually sponsors females and they are always sold. I guess that is a good problem to have. Take a look at Halo’s newest daughter, Crescent Moon’s Gracie. She is also a daughter of the amazing Aussie .38 Special. As you can see, Gracie is a beauty. Her outstanding coverage hides her sizeable bone substance and her lovely head just makes you want to stare. Her fleece is well defined with outstanding fineness and staple length along with exceptional reflective qualities common in .38 Special progeny. Gracie sells with full Crescent Moon Ranch guarantees and a breeding. Oh, this will take some thought but we like your options! 2012 Histogram: AFD: 17.3 microns SD: 3.1 microns CV: 18.2 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.4
Sire: Aussie .38 Special
Lot 19 - Accoyo America Krakatoa Sire: Accoyo America Jason Dam: Accoyo America Kenai ARI#: 32274196 Sex: Huacaya Male DOB: 8/3/11 Color: Dark Brown Like his sire Accoyo America Jason, we knew Krakatoa was special the day he was born with his tight bundles of coiled, sharply crimped dark brown fiber. We would not be surprised if Krakatoa’s show record rivals that of his sire, who won the AOBA National Show Brown Color Championship three years in a row, (2005, 2006, 2007) and has shown a consistent ability to produce elite fleeces like Krakatoa’s that are competitive with our top white’s. Krakatoa has already won the IAO Brown Commercial Color Championship and placed first at Alpacapalooza, CABA Classic and MAPACA 2012. His glossy brown fleece is fine, extremely uniform with a CV of 16.8%, SD of 3.2 and % over 30 microns of 0.7%, and exhibits a high frequency crimp style. Krakatoa, like the volcano he’s named after, is destined to leave his mark on the world. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 19.1, SD: 3.2, CV: 16.8%, %> 30: 0.7%
Lot 20 - Accoyo America Fuji San ARI#: 32322491 • Sex: Huacaya Female • DOB: 8/28/11 • Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Shogun • Dam: Accoyo America Sahalie
To understand Fuji San’s spectacular phenotype, you need to look no further than the grandparents—Accoyo Legacy and Accoyo El Nino, and dams Accoyo America Sequin and Accoyo America Sequoia. Both granddams are AOBA National White Color Champions and full-sisters of AOBA National White Color Champion Nautilus. With this “bedrock” pedigree, it’s easy to see where Fuji San got her 14.0 micron, 2.9 SD fleece — her spinning fineness is 13.6 and comfort factor is 99.7% with a CPI of 10 crimps per inch and % over 30 of only 0.3%. This robust daughter of Accoyo America Sahalie (El Nino X Sequoia) and IAO Supreme Champion Shogun should be bred to Mahatma or Ulysses. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 14.0, SD: 2.9, CV: 20.7%, %>30: 0.3%
Service Sire: Eclipse Alyst
Lot 21 - Amber Autumn Kaliope DOB: May 28, 2010 • Color: Medium Fawn • Service Sire: Eclipse Alyst ARI#: 31739887 • Sex: Huacaya Female • Sire: MMR Laredo • Dam: Amber Autumn’s Karissa
“Kaliope” is a fusion of some of our most consistent genetics. Grandsires “Accoyo America Carinoso” and “Legacy’s Golden Boy” on the bottom side and sired by “MMR Laredo” on the top side. Add in some very prepotent dams top and bottom along with a group of top herd sires that have all shown their ability to bring through colour. “Kaliope” is bred to our dark fawn macho “Eclipse Alyst”. Eclipse progeny are very consistent exhibiting incredible soft hand, lingering fineness, density, along with great conformation and type. Kaliope’s 2010 histogram is as follows: 17.5, 4.0, 22.8, 1.0>30. We expect that to change very little with age and she is due with cria in April 2013.
Lot 22 - Accoyo America Road Warrior’s Delphi ARI#: 32322507 • Sex: Huacaya Female • DOB: 8/23/11 Color: White • Sire: Accoyo America Road Warrior • Dam: El Nino’s Accoyo Olympia
Delphi is a dramatic combination of an El Nino daughter, (Olympia, full sister to Michelangelo), with the renowned Road Warrior, a Nautilus son and multiple Get-of-Sire winner. This stunning female is the only Road Warrior daughter available for sale this year. Delphi has a dense, finely-crimped fleece with a spinning fineness of 16.9, a mean crimp curvature of 43.4, and excellent bundle separation. I’d suggest a breeding to Accoyo America Ulysses or Mahatma this fall. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 17.2, SD: 3.8, CV: 21.9%, %>30: 0.7%
Lot 23 - Accoyo America Star Warrior ARI#: 32322699 Sex: Huacaya Male DOB: 8/3/11 Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Road Warrior Dam: Accoyo America Starfish Star Warrior has the same dense, highfrequency crimp fleece of his sire Road Warrior, and is an integral part of the winning Getof-Sire team for his sire (IAO, Alpacapalooza, MAPACA, CABA Classic). His dam is an El Nino daughter, Accoyo America Starfish, so he’s a genetic combination of both Nautilus and El Nino lines, who hold the record for the two top stud fees bid at public auction. It’s not surprising that Star Warrior has a truly elite fleece with the density and uniformity of El Nino and the fineness, fine-crimp and long staple of Nautilus. With an AFD of 14.0 microns, SD of 3.1, % over 30 of 0.5%, spinning fineness of 13.8, the soft handle of his fleece is breathtaking. Star Warrior’s mean crimp curvature is 56.3, which, along with a CPI of 11 crimps per inch give his fleece exciting visual appeal. He’s a robust, upright junior herdsire with a handsome, true-to-type head that will give his sire a “run for his money”. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 14.0, SD: 3.1, CV: 22.4%, %> 30: 0.5%
Lot 24 - Amber Autumn Kapri Service Sire: Eclipse Alyst
DOB: 5/29/2010 • Color: Medium Fawn Service Sire: Eclipse Alyst
We selected Kapri because not only is she very cute, she also has a very nice pedigree and a fleece to go with it. Her sire “Accoyo America Carinoso”, our medium fawn Caligula son, passes on very nice brightness and crimp character. Her dam “Kiara” is cute as a button and retains nice fineness like her sire “MMR Laredo” and her blue black dam “Saltspring Parfait”. Listen to this! Parfait’s histogram in 2011 at 16 years of age was: 20.7, 3.8, 18.2, 2.4%>30. How many blue black dams do you know of with that kind of fineness? Kapri’s 2011 histogram is not too shabby either at: 16.8, 4.3, 25.4, 1.2>30. She is bred to Eclipse Alyst, sire of our current 4 time fawn male colour champion “Amber Autumn Marqui” for a April 2012 cir.
Lot 25 - Crescent Moon’s Mustang Sally DOB: 3/30/2011 Color: Dark Fawn ARI#: 32376227 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer Dam: Crescent Moon’s Patchwork Patty When we think of females which we would like to produce sons from, Mustang Sally presents the phenotype and substance that we prefer. Her beauty, obviously stated is complimented by her lovely fawn fleece which reveals very good brightness, length and fineness. Traits which her sire, Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer produces over and over again. Sally sells with a breeding and all Crescent Moon Ranch guarantees. We would choose either Cisco or Venedictos but you may think differently. We look forward to the discussion of selection with you! 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.6 microns SD: 3.6 microns CV: 22.8 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.6
Sire: Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer
Suggested Service Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos
Lot 26 - Kirwin Male Huacaya DOB: 6/10/2004 Color: Medium Brown ARI#: 1155068 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Rayo del Sol Dam: SA Royal Catera
2005 Histogram: AFD: 18.4 microns SD: 3.3 microns CV: 17.9 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.6
In 2004 the production class at Crescent Moon Ranch was 70% male. Little did we know at the time that those male cria would represent such a large part of our future. On that list are the names Shiftin Gears, Lunar Breeze, Adonnis, Copenhagen, Semper Fidelis, Prince Charming and of course Kirwin to name a few. With just the names provided here they amassed a total of 60 championships and reserve championships all across the country at Level 4 and Level 5 shows. Kirwin was a cornerstone in the group winning 13 of these championships/reserves on his own, the first at 8 months of age and the last at almost three years of age. He is among the most decorated ever shown and may be the most decorated brown male in the country. As a sire he has lived up to the hype. His cria have demonstrated beautiful phenotype, beautiful fleeces, an array of colors, champions and ribbon winners. Like his name sake, Kirwin has executed excellence. Jim Kirwin was one of the greatest men I have ever known and were he still with us today, my friend Jim would be proud. The same can be said for us here at Crescent Moon Ranch. As a side note, Kirwin has never been formally utilized for sold outside breeding services with the exception of use for our customers. Nor has he been overexposed within the herd here at Crescent Moon Ranch. We believe that fact makes for significant business opportunity for the new ownership. The new owners may feel confident that they will be able to conduct business around Kirwin free of competition from us in the future. Show Record: 2005 Sun City Sizzle - 1st 2005 TxOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2005 MAPACA Eastern Alpaca Jubilee - 2nd 2005 The Great Western Alpaca Show - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2005 AWE - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2005 AOBA - 2nd 2006 TXOLAN - 1st & Color Champion 2006 NAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2006 AWE - 1st 2006 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st 2006 GWAS - 1st & Color Champion 2006 AOBA - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2007 I.A.O. Show - 1st & Color Champion 2007 NAAS - 1st & Color Champion 2007 AWE - 1st & Color Champion 2007 MAPACA Jubilee - 1st & Color Champion 2007 GWAS - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion 2007 AOBA National Show - 2nd & Reserve Color Champion
Kirwin Offspring
Daughter: Crescent Moon’s Abigail (owned by Don & Donna Fippinger / Soaring Eagles Ranch)
Daughter: Greener Pastures Rahela
Son: Greener Pastures Kane
Daughter: Crescent Moon’s Cassia ( owned by Nancy Chapel / Alpaca Country Estates)
Son: Crescent Moon’s Propel (owned by Kenn & Laurie Hugos, Zumbador Alpacas)
Son: Crescent Moon’s Melquiades
Grandsire: Patagonia’s Neruda
Lot 27 - Patagonia’s Florencia ARI#: 32357981 • DOB: 08/11/11 Color: light silver grey • Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Alegre Sire: Patagonia’s Guacho Histogram: pending Florencia has a beautiful fleece that is fine, crimpy and very soft. Her dam, Alegre has produced a number of very finely fleeced greys; seven of her nine offspring have been female. Florencia’s sire, Guacho is a true black Neruda son. Florencia sells with a breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice.
Sire: Patagonia’s Guacho
Lot 28 - Accoyo America Shogun’s Buntaro ARI#: 32274165 • Sex: Huacaya Male DOB: 6/28/11 • Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Shogun Dam: El Nino’s Accoyo Ariel Buntaro is the most impressive son we’ve seen from Accoyo America Shogun, the 2007 IAO Supreme Champion. Shogun is an offspring of Legacy and Futurity White Color Champion Sequin. Buntaro’s simply the whole package, with great presence, perfect conformation on a solid frame, and the long-staple elite fleece of his parents. In spite of his extreme density, he’s fine at 15.9 microns with an SD of 3.8 and only 0.9% of fibers >30. Only 2.8% of his fibers are medullated—his high character fleece extends clear to his belly. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.9, SD: 3.8, CV: 23.8%, %> 30: 0.9%
Lot 29 - Accoyo America Manchuria
ARI#: 32274141 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female DOB: 8/13/11 Color: White Sire: Derwydd El Nino’s Accoyo Manchu Dam: 6Peruvian Accoyo Reyna Manchuria is an exquisite combination of the antagonistic traits of density and fineness. Both of her parents, El Nino son Accoyo Manchu and Accoyo Reyna (dam of Poseidon) have dense uniform, high character fleeces, but Manchuria has added fineness to the equation. With an initial AFD sampling at 14.4 microns, SD of 3.2, % 30 0.4%, she has continued to hold well at 15.3 microns, SD of 3.4%, and %> 30 0.4% on a later sample. Manchuria has the presence and pleasing conformation of her brother Poseidon. Her fleece is bright, high character, with prominent bundle separation and well-defined crimp. I would suggest a breeding to Accoyo America Mahatma or Ulysses. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 14.4, SD: 3.2, CV: 22.1%, %>30: 0.4% 9 month Histogram: AFD: 15.3, SD: 3.4, CV: 22.2%, %>30: 0.4%
Sire: Greener Pastures Copenhagen
Lot 30 - Greener Pastures Cecilia Female Huacaya DOB: 8/13/2011 Color: Dark Brown ARI#: 32376050 Sire: Greener Pastures Copenhagen Dam: Greener Pastures Lahela
2012 Histogram: AFD: 19.7 microns SD: 3.7 microns CV: 19.0 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 1.6
Like Crescent Moon’s Emmy (available in this sale) Cecilia’s fleece has changed color a couple of times through this first year. At this writing we believe she has finally settled on what will be her fleece for the future and it is stunning. Cecilia’s fleece is very bright and very dense and its high frequency and high amplitude style of crimp is very visible. Cecilia herself is very well grown with a powerful and square frame, complimented by abundant coverage and substance of bone. Said succinctly she looks like a fullback. Each of her parents are champions at Level 5 Shows so there is a history of excellence to consider. Cecilia sells with her first breeding and full ranch guarantees. We like our newest addition LMFI Peruvian Ceasar for this one, but of course you may choose differently.
Maternal Sister: Greener Pastures Rahela
Dam: Greener Pastures Lahela
Lot 31- Patagonia’s Diamante Negra ARI#: 31691901 • DOB: 07/25/09 Color: True Black • Dam: R&RR Kalee Sex: Female Sire: Patagonia’s El Vasco Histogram: afd=20.8m, sd=4.8m, cv=23.1%, %>30=4.4 Currently breeding to Patagonia’s Chief Both Diamonte’s dam and sire are black in color. She is an attractive, wellbalanced girl with a beautiful head. Like her sire, El Vasco, we expect her to maintain good fineness as she ages, despite her dark color. She is breeding to black champion Lennox son - Patagonia’s Chief, who we feel has the best black fleece that Patagonia has produced. Servicesire: Patagonia’s Chief
Lot 32 - Accoyo America Shambhala Sire: Accoyo America Ulysses Dam: Vengador’s Accoyo Nirvana ARI#: 32274103 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female DOB: 5/29/11 Color: White Shambhala is a full-Accoyo daughter of two-time IAO Supreme Champion Ulysses and Nirvana, the dam of Mahatma. She has one of the most elite fleeces of 2011, with an AFD of 15.7 microns, an SD of 2.6, CV of 16.5% and only 0.2% over 30 microns, giving her a spinning fineness of 14.8 microns and comfort factor of 99.8%. Shambhala is robust, conformationally correct, with a well-bundled, high character, dense fleece. She’s ready to breed—I’d suggest Road Warrior or Kashmir. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.7, SD: 2.6, CV: 16.5%, %>30: 0.2%
Lot 33 - LBA’s Cocoapuff Female Huacaya 2012 Histogram: DOB: 6/24/2011 AFD: 15.6 microns Color: Light Brown SD: 3.4 microns ARI#: 32375947 CV: 22.0 microns Sire: Kirwin Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.5 Dam: Crescent Moon’s Creampuff We are thrilled to have Cocoapuff in the sale this year representing her sire who is also available at this event. Talk about two clones! Cocoapuff is as quality as she is beautiful. Her compact frame also includes intense fiber coverage, significant substance of bone and a patented Kirwin head. Her blanket is dense, fine, and even; and while she is still young we are thrilled with the prospects of her reproductive future. Her sire and dam are champions at Level 5 shows. We believe Cocoapuff will reproduce similarly. Cocoapuff sells with all Crescent Moon Ranch guarantees and her first breeding. Who do you like for that honor?
Lot 34 - Crescent Moon’s Sillueta + cria CM’s Evening Myst 3 In 1 Package!
Crescent Moon’s Sillueta Bred Female Huacaya DOB: 5/25/2009 Color: Light Fawn ARI#: 31764926 Sire: Mr Roosevelt Dam: Crescent Moon’s Sihlouette Service Sire: Patagonia’s Admiral Due Date: 2/4/2013
Crescent Moon’s Evening Myst Female Cria DOB: 2/16/2012 Color: Medium Brown Sire: Crescent Moon’s Nitro Dam: Crescent Moon’s Sillueta
2009 Histogram: AFD: 19.3 microns SD: 4.0 microns CV: 20.8 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 1.7
Sillueta Fleece
What a beautiful pair this mother and daughter tandem make and what an incredible deal this three in one package offers. Sillueta is a striking Mr. Roosevelt daughter and her stunning female offspring, Crescent Moon’s Evening Myst is a daughter by Crescent Moon’s Nitro. Evening Myst is lovely with ideal conformation and a golden fleece that glistens in the sunlight. At this writing she is very young but her blanket appears to have very little variation between the primary and secondary follicles and the staples are long and revealing good density. This is Sillueta’s first cria and she is off to a fantstic start. So to make this interesting we have bred her to Patagonia’s Admiral. Admiral is a black son of the legendary, Lennox owned bred by Alpacas de la Patagonia. Admiral is owned by both Alpaca’s de la Patagonia and Zumbador Alpacas. We expect a very handsome offspring from this pairing with very good fineness and other championship qualities. What we know that for sure is, you will get from this pairing is the best of two different programs and three different industry notable bloodlines. How is that for rounding things out? Service Sire: Patagonia’s Admiral
Sire: Kirwin
Crescent Moon’s Nitro
Lot 35 Accoyo America La Nieta ARI#: 32274219 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female DOB: 6/19/11 Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Denali Dam: Accoyo America La Nina La Nieta is a lovely full-Accoyo daughter of the coming superstar, Accoyo America Denali and El Nino fullsister La Nina. Denali has consistently sheared our heaviest fleece while maintaining accentuated crimp curvatures and high CPI on a long staple. La Nieta has the pleasing head and harmonic balance of grandsire El Nino with a dense, moderately-fine high character fleece. She’ll be ready for her complimentary breeding this fall. I’d suggest either Accoyo America Road Warrior or 2011 AOBA Judges Choice Kashmir. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 18.3, SD: 3.9, CV: 21.3%, % > 30: 0.9%
Lot 36 - AOV Accoyo Maybelle + cria Accoyo America April Shower Sire: SA Accoyo Royal Avenger • Dam: El Nino’s Accoyo Nadia • ARI#: 31379946 Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female • DOB: 5/24/09 • Color: Beige Accoyo Maybelle is a beige true-to-type full Accoyo female offered as a 3-in-1 package with her full-Accoyo Ulysses daughter, April Shower, at her side. She is bred back to Accoyo America Polaris for an April 2013 cria. Maybelle has a long-staple, wellbundled fleece with good density. Her sire, Royal Avenger is a full-Accoyo fawn and her dam Nadia is an El Nino daughter. Her daughter, April Shower, is darling, white with tightly coiled bundles. Her breeding to Accoyo America Polaris could very well produce a high-value full-Accoyo fawn cria. 2010 Histogram: AFD: 16.2, SD: 4.2, CV: 25.8%, %>30: 0.8%
Lot 37 - Patagonia’s Klondike Gold ARI#: 32357097 DOB: 06/26/11 Color: Med.Brown Sex: male Dam: Patagonia’s Marica Sire: Patagonia’s Lennox Histogram: pending
Sire:
Show record 1st place halter - Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place Breeders Best Three – Alpacapalooza 2012 1st place halter – NWAS 2012 1st place Breeders Best Three – NWAS 2012 1st place Get of Sire (Lennox) – NWAS 2012 1st place halter – CABA 2012 2nd place Breeders Best Three – CABA 2012 2nd place - GWAS 2012 Klondike Gold’s sire, Lennox is an 8-time color champion Danko son. He has sired champions in all colors from white to black. Lennox’s fleece is superb. At the age of 10 years, his blanket remains extremely fine and dense. Without a doubt, Lennox has become our top herdsire with well over 200 offspring on the ground. In Klondike Gold, we see the same desireable qualities that Lennox has infused into our herd. Gold’s combination of EXTREME density and fineness in his fleece is what sets him apart. Add to that a beautiful head on a solid frame and you have an exceptional junior herdsire.
Sire: Patagonia’s Lennox (right)
Lot 38 - Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Emperia Female Huacaya DOB: 6/27/2011 Color: White ARI#: 32156362 Sire: 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite 5057 IMPR98 Dam: Senorita Accoyo Chachita
2012 Histogram: AFD: 14.4 microns SD: 3.3 microns CV: 22.7 microns Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.4
Each year we try to enter a diverse group into the Parade of Champions, hoping to attract different buyers with different needs. One constant for us is that we always focus on quality as we consider those varying niches. Emperia certainly fits those goals. She is a full Accoyo Elite daughter with a staggering histogram not easily found in the full Accoyo type. That is not to say that there aren’t some very finely fleeced full Accoyo alpacas around the country but seldom will you find one that can report numbers like this. Along with her great stats, Emperia is very bright and displays advanced locking within the staple development of her fleece. Add to the fact that she is cute as a button with a fantastic personality which is well bred within her maternal and paternal lines. She sells with all of our ranch guarantees and her first breeding to any Crescent Moon Ranch stud.
Sire: 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite 5057 IMPR98
Lot 39 - Patagonia’s Alida ARI#: 31698573 • DOB: 07/18/11 Color: Black • Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Dara Sire: Patagonia’s The Sable Histogram: pending Although she looks brown on the outside, this girl was not shorn as a cria and is black as night on the inside. She has a superfine fleece that is extremely dense and exhibits a very high frequency crimp. We can hardly wait to see her fleece as a yearling, as we expect her to maintain excellent fineness. It’s not just all about the fleece though, Alida is a very attractive girl with abundant fleece coverage, a wellbalanced, strong frame and a beautiful head. Includes a breeding to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice.
Lot 40 - Accoyo America Chinook Sire: Accoyo America North Star Dam: PCA Accoyo Tally Ho ARI#: 32274189 Sex: Huacaya Male DOB: 7/6/11 Color: White This superb junor herdsire was created in the eye of his sire, North Star. Chinook is a solid member of our show string. He and his herd mate Kingfish placed 1st and 2nd in the juvenile white class at Alpacapalooza and MAPACA 2012. He and his full sister placed first in the Produce of Dam at Alpacapalooza. Carrying a fine uniform fleece at a spinning fineness of 15.2 microns, Chinook has the high-frequency crimp and brilliance of his sire. He’s robust with the solid bone and true-totype head of his grandsire El Nino. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 16.1, SD: 3.1, CV: 19.3%, %> 30: 0.4%
Lot 41 - LBA’s Sugarpuff Female Huacaya Grand Dam: Crescent DOB: 5/20/2011 Moon’s Creampuff Color: Beige ARI#: 32156393 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer Dam: LBA’s Powderpuff Sugarpuff is a product of Jerry’s herd. She is a Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer daughter and her dam is Powderpuff a Legacy daughter from champion Crescent Moon’s Creampuff. For this pairing we doubled up on both Legacy and the great Chaccu, so in her pedigree you will see those two names twice. Sugarpuff is a very pleasing alpaca. She has excellent density and fineness to her fleece and her staple is well organized and revealing very good length. Her 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite influenced fiber is highly reflective and very soft. Sugarpuff sells with a breeding to any of the Crescent Moon studs. We like Venedictos or Ceasar for this pairing. What is your pleasure? 2012 Histogram: AFD: 16.6 microns, SD: 3.9 microns, CV: 23.7 microns, Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.6 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Gear Jammer
Lot 42 Patagonia’s Enchanted ARI#: 32357851 DOB: 08/16/09 Color: True black Dam: IM Picture Perfect Sire: Mielo Histogram: pending Currently breeding to Patagonia’s Admiral Enchanted is an eyecatching girl with a nicely balanced frame and beautiful head. Her true black fleece is fine and exhibits consistent crimp throughout her blanket. She is currently breeding to Patagonia’s Admiral, a black Lennox son.
Servicesire: Patagonia’s Admiral
Lot 43 - Greener Pastures Accoyo Annabelle Bred Female Huacaya • DOB: 5/24/2010 • Color: White • ARI#: 31765008 Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility Dam: Accoyo America Annie Service Sire: 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite 5057 IMPR98 Due Date: 2/13/2013 Annabelle is a lovely full Accoyo female with an admirable show record and a fantastic pedigree. Her dense fleece is beautifully organized and reveals very good fineness and exceptional brightness. That abundant fleece sits atop a very sturdy frame of robust capacity and large bones. Annabelle has been bred to 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite. Elite is completely closed for outside breedings except to our customers. We hope that you will consider joining that list as one of our customers and decide to own this lovely Nobility daughter and her very special Elite offspring. Show Record: 2011 TxOLAN - 1st & Reserve Color Champion 2012 The Futurity Show & Sale 3rd 2011 Histogram: AFD: 16.6 microns, SD: 3.3 microns, CV: 19.9 microns, Fibers > 30 Microns: 0.5 Service Sire: 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite 5057 IMPR98
Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility
Servicesire: Patagonia’s Lennox
Lot 44 - Patagonia’s Makenna ARI#: 31690232 • DOB: 07/04/10 • Sex: Female Color: true black • Dam: Patagonia’s Maracuya Sire: Patagonia’s Montero Histogram: afd=21.9m, sd=4.5m, cv=20.4%, >30=5.1% Currently breeding to Patagonia’s Lennox Makenna is a true black Montero daughter. Montero’s dam is the matriarch of our most successful black line which includes such well known alpacas as Queen, Black Rose, Capoira, Simone and Sombra - all AOBA Nationals black color champions. On her dam’s side, Makenna is very closely related to some of our best alpacas including Vinson Massif, Ingenue, Celio, Antonio and Amarilla Rose. She is currently being bred to Patagonia’s top herdsire, Lennox. Sire: Patagonia’s Montero
Lot 45 - Accoyo America Sashay ARI#: 32274226 • Sex: Full Accoyo Huacaya Female DOB: 8/27/11 • Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Ulysses • Dam: PCA Accoyo Saturna
Sashay is a full-Accoyo offspring of two time IAO Supreme Champion and AOBA Fleece Judges Choice Ulysses and Accoyo Saturna. Saturna is notable for producing very soft, “silky” offspring that hold their fineness into older age. Sashay should follow this pattern—she currently has a laser AFD of 15.8 microns and SD of 2.8, with only 0.3% over 30 microns. Sashay is very true-to-type with a pleasing head and fine-elite fleece. I would concentrate on reproducing her fineness with a complimentary breeding to AOBA Judges Choice Kashmir, or if you want to stick with full-Accoyo lineage, Accoyo America Denali, who has produced offspring with an AFD as low as 12 microns. 2012 Histogram: AFD: 15.8, SD: 2.8, CV: 17.6%, %>30: 0.3%
Lot 46 - Crescent Moon’s Bueno’s Joy + cria CM’s Feliz 3 In 1 Package!
Crescent Moon’s Bueno’s Joy Bred Female Huacaya DOB: 11/6/2006 Color: White ARI#: 30842922 Sire: Peruvian Bueno G173 Dam: Crescent Moon’s Happy Service Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos Due Date: 4/1/2013 Crescent Moon’s Feliz Female Cria DOB: 2/17/2012 Color: Medium Fawn Sire: Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility Dam: Crescent Moon’s Bueno’s Joy It is not often that you have a shot at a daughter of the great Alianza import stud, Bueno. Especially with a stunning little Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility daughter at her side. This full Peruvian three in one package represents an incredible array of genetics which any herd in America would be fortunate to own. Bueno’s Joy is a very pleasing female with excellent capacity and a beautiful fleece. Her daughter, Crescent Moon’s Feliz is a Nobility daughter that is absolutely striking. Already we can see intense brightness in her fleece and very good density and there is no doubt that this fleece will be fine as well. At this writing, Bueno’s Joy has been exposed to Champion of Champions winner, Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos. We like it……and we like it a lot!
Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Nobility Crescent Moon’s Accoyo Venedictos
Lot 47 - Patagonia’s Doncia 3 in 1 Package!
ARI#: 31698979 DOB: 09/25/09 Color: Bay Black Sex: female Dam: Patagonia’s Mystery Sire: Patagonia’s El Vasco Histogram: pending Ready to breed the the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice. Doncia has recently given birth to a beautiful female cria. She is dark brown in color with black points. We are offering to rebreed Donica back to the Patagonia herdsire of Buyer’s choice. Doncia has black and grey genetics on both sides of her ancestory. She has a bright, crimpy fleece on a sturdy, well-balanced frame. Doncia is sired by El Vasco, one of our most dense yet finely fleeced herdsires.
Doncia’s female cria: Benicia
Sire: Patagonia’s El Vasco
Grandsire: Patagonia’s Neruda
Lot 48 - Accoyo America Cheyenne ARI#: 32085747 Sex: Huacaya Male DOB: 6/8/10 Color: White Sire: Accoyo America Endeavor Dam: Accoyo America Heidi Cheyenne is a unique Hemingway-Accoyo herdsire, similar in phenotype and closely related to Tronador, who sold at last year’s Parade of Champions. He has a similar long-staple, high-character fleece that’s very uniform. A distinctive attribute of his histogram is his medullation curve that shows a very symmetric bell-shaped curve that’s very close in fineness to his secondary fibers. The result is an absolutely striking fleece that opens easily with distinct, separate bundles. His high-degree of fiber-to-fiber uniformity gave him a CV in his first year of 15.9% (lowest of all of our 2010 production) with only 0.4% over 30 microns and a spinning fineness of 17.7 microns. Cheyenne carries his elite fleece on a solid upright frame and a dense topknot and masculine head. 2011 Histogram: AFD: 19.3, SD: 3.1, CV: 15.9%, %> 30: 0.4%
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Buyer must notify Seller within 48 hours of still-birth / death of cria, and Buyer must use the breeding within 6 months from the date of still-birth / death of cria. This breeding is non-transferrable to any other alpaca. Birth of a live cria which survives 24 hours from birth shall be considered fulfillment of the warranty, and at which point the warranty ends. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for bred maidens. D.MAIDEN FEMALES: Young females sold as individual lots are guaranteed to have the ability to become pregnant by the time they reach 30 months of age and to give birth to a live cria. Each of these females is sold with a complimentary first breeding to a male owned exclusively by the Seller, at the Seller’s farm. The female must be delivered to seller’s farm for breeding before the female reaches 24 months of age. The female may NOT have been bred or been exposed to any other male prior to delivery to the Seller. Should the buyer fail to deliver the female as set forth above, or if female has been bred/exposed to a male not owned by the seller, all warranties either implied or express are void, and no free breeding will be given. If the cria is not born alive, the buyer will receive a breeding at no charge to a male owned exclusively by the Seller. This breeding is non-transferrable to any other alpaca. Birth of a live cria which survives 24 hours from birth shall be considered fulfillment of the warranty, and at which point the warranty ends. E.PROVEN MALES: A proven male is a male which has settled a female or which has been tested fertile. Proven males will be considered to be fertile. There are no expressed or implied warranties for proven males. F.YOUNG MALES: Young males have been checked by a veterinarian and have been found to have anatomically normal reproductive organs. Young males are war-ranted to have the ability to impregnate a female by the time the male is 40 months of age. Warranty shall be considered fulfilled with the first confirmed impregnation of a female, at which point warranty ends. G.With respect to Young Females and Young Males, Seller must be notified in writing by the Buyer’s veterinarian of any claimed abnormality within one year of sale. Seller will, at Seller’s option, either: (1) replace the alpaca with an alpaca of equal quality, (2) give the Buyer credit toward the purchase from Seller of another alpaca of the same or different sex in an amount equal to the total amount of the purchase price or (3) give a refund of the purchase price paid at the auction. All alpacas purchased must be shorn annually by the first day of May. All alpacas must be cared for in a manner consistent with generally accepted industry practice. Failure by the Buyer to do either of the above will void all warranties either express or implied EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED ABOVE, SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NOR DOES SELLER MAKE ANY WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO THE ANIMALS IN THIS SALE. The foregoing is the full extent of the responsibility of the Seller, and by way of illustration and not limitation, in no event shall the Seller be liable for incidental or consequential damages, or for any changes or expenses of any nature incurred without Seller’s written permission. 3.TERMS: Terms are cash and payment in full, or with terms approved by Seller. Payment must be made to the Cashier immediately following purchase; personal checks are to be payable to CELEBRITY SALES. Seller reserves the right to require a certified check as settlement before releasing the animal. A. All alpacas being financed must have proof of insurance before the Buyer takes possession, naming the Seller as Loss Payee. Buyer must maintain mortality insurance on the animal in the amount of remaining balance until paid in full with the seller named as the loss payee. B. Any income generated by the animal in outside breedings or sales of offspring shall be paid in full to the seller and applied first to interest and then toward the remaining principal balance. C. In the event the scheduled payment on a financed alpaca is not received by Seller within 10 days of the due date, Buyer agrees to pay a penalty payment of $250 per late payment. Additionally Buyer agrees that they will pay a $250 service charge on any NSF checks. Should any payment become 30 days or more past due, this note shall be considered to be in default, and Buyer agrees that the interest rate on this promissory
note shall automatically increase to 14% per annum on any and all unpaid balances, penalties and service charges, until principal balance, services charges, penalties and interest are paid in full. In the event of any default, any remaining balance, including accrued interest and penalties shall be immediately due and payable in full. 4.BIDDING: The highest bidder recognized by the Auctioneer shall be the Buyer. Bids tendered after the fall of the hammer are not valid grounds for dispute. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders or in the event of doubt on the Auctioneer’s part as to the validity of any bid, the Auctioneer will have the final discretion either to determine the successful bidder, or to re-offer and resell the alpaca in question. The Auctioneer’s determination is conclusive and not subject to challenge. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid. 5.TAPE: A tape recording will be made of the entire sale which shall be used to settle any questions regarding statements made about animals while they are in the auction ring. 6.TITLE AND DELIVERY: Title will pass to the Buyer upon full payment of the purchase price. All risk of death or injury to the alpaca becomes the Buyer’s risk upon the fall of the hammer. An Acknowledgement of Purchase shall be signed by each Buyer following their purchase. Please write your full name and address clearly. 7.REGISTRATION PAPERS: All registration papers will be delivered when checks clear the bank. Buyer is responsible for all transfer fees. 8.DEFAULT OF PURCHASE: If any person shall purchase a lot and fail to pay for it in the manner described above, the Seller shall have, in addition to all other legal rights, the right to resell the lot, or at Seller’s option, bring an action for specific performance, in which event the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay all costs of such suit, together with all reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. In the event of a resale, the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay all costs of resale, plus any deficiency between the original total purchase price and the total purchase price upon resale. 9.TRANSPORTATION: The Buyer, at Buyer’s own expense, shall transport the alpaca from the auction. Any arrangement or disposition of the alpaca after purchase other than immediate removal must be made directly between Buyer and Seller. 10.CATALOG: Every effort has been made to assure correctness of the catalog, but the Seller is not responsible for errors or omissions. Any corrections made to the catalog at the time of the sale from the Auctioneer’s podium shall supersede the catalog. 11.NO LIABILITY: Any person attending the sale, whether as a Buyer, observer, or the agent, employee or assign of any person, does so at their own risk and no liability, duties, obligations, and/or responsibilities of any kind or nature shall be imposed upon Seller, Pacific Crest Accoyo America, the Auctioneer, Celebrity Sales, Tim Vincent and/ or Tom Simmons, or any owners, employees or assigns, for any accident, injury, mishap, theft, damage and/or other harm regardless of cause. 12.Unless stated to the contrary, the Seller or representative/agent of Seller shall have the right to bid on his animal selling, or place a minimum reserve bid with the auction company. In either case, in the event of the Seller repurchasing said lot, Seller is obligated to pay the auction company a commission of no less than 10% of the final bid. 13.DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY OF AUCTIONEER: Neither the Auctioneer, Celebrity Sales, Tim Vincent and/or Tom Simmons, nor any agents, make any representation or warranties whatsoever with respect to the sale animals. All representations contained herein are made by Seller only. 14.BLOOD TYPING: All breeding animals in the sale have been blood typed. 15.AUTHORIZED AGENTS: Persons acting as agents must so indicate when signing the Acknowledgement of Purchase. 16.WITHDRAWAL RIGHTS: The Seller reserves the right to withdraw any alpaca from the sale without liability to anyone. 17.GOVERNING LAW: The sale and all transactions between the Buyer and Seller will be governed by the laws of the State of Oregon. In the event of any legal disputes regarding default of payment or any other condition of this sale, jurisdiction shall be Washington County, Oregon. IMPORTANT NOTICES 1.ABSENTEE BIDS: Absentee bidding is available as a convenience for Buyers who are unable to attend the auction. Bids may be left with an auction representative who will try to purchase the lot or lots of Buyer’s choice for the lowest price possible, and never for more than the maximum amount authorized. These bids are accepted subject to the Terms and Conditions of Sale. Although every effort will be made to exe-cute these bids, Seller or auction company will not be responsible for error or failure to execute absentee bids. 2. Breeding dates and due dates will be announced at the sale; these dates are for your information only. 3. Alpacas in the auction may have been shorn, trimmed, or cleaned for health and/or presentation reasons. Buyers are advised to inspect alpacas carefully prior to bidding. 4.BOARDING: Ten days free board are offered for all sale alpacas. Thereafter, board at $3.00/day/single and $4.00/day/mother and cria will be charged. All veterinary expenses incurred are the responsibility of the Buyer.
BUYERS ARE URGED TO EXAMINE ALPACAS CAREFULLY AND READ TERMS & CONDITIONS.
Directions to Accoyo Norte Center and Parade of Champions Sale
Bishop Rd
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Travel approximately 13 miles west of downtown Portland on Hwy 26. Turn right at end of exit ramp 61. Go 3 miles North on Helvetia Rd. Turn right on Bishop Rd and ascend 1/2 mile to box 12995. You will see Pacific Crest sign 1/4 mile up Bishop Rd. Follow signs to parking.
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Parade of Champions Three Top Farms...
48 Great Lots! The Parade of Champions Auction features animals from three of the top breeders in the United States. Pacific Crest Accoyo America is consistently among the top winners at shows across the country. They breed animals from the Accoyo line with full fleece coverage that is extremely uniform and low in micron count. They are frequent winners of Get of Sire competitions. Crescent Moon Ranch has a long history of breeding fine dense fleeces and is always in the top running for the blue ribbons. They had a great Futurity Show including grey color champion. Don’t miss the chance to acquire their exceptional genetics.
Alpacas de la Patagonia specializes in high quality alpacas in an array of colors. One of the most important aspects of their business is to help new alpaca breeders get started and to provide them with continuous support and education.
Guest Speaker Cameron Holt Cameron’s work has laid the foundations by which Alpaca fleece is judged across the world. He wrote the fleece judging rules for Alpaca associations on three continents and continues to work closely with alpaca judges the world over to refine the fleece judging protocols and manuals.
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