Carmelita is a stunning white female from the country's best suri accoyo genetics, including Carmello, Baron Lafite, Ramilo and Ganador. Her fleece demonstrates a high degree of independence in the locks, great luster, excellent fineness and a very high level of density. She is a solid female with perfect conformation. The strength of her genetics reflects what this girl brings to a breeding program. Carmelita's dam, Rico Samsara, was a dark fawn girl out of Ganador, and her sire is the award winning, Carmello. Although she is white (with a small brown spot on her shoulder), Carmelita passes through her service sire's color genetics as proven by all her cria. Her first cria sired by FDA's Captain Picasso, a champion bay black male, is Quintessence, a stunning bay black/mahogany female. When bred to white multi-champion, Rockstar, Carmelita delivered an awesome white male, Israel, proving she can deliver the superior white offspring as well. In 2015, Carmelita gave birth to a super dense, fine dark fawn male, KBTA's Kula, out of multi-champion fawn Maccoyo Maximum. This boy is a stunner and placed second in his first show, the prestigious 2016 Futurity. Carmelita had her stunning Josef son, named Cedrus Lebani, in September 2016. Full of soft, fine, lusterous fleece, Cedrus placed third in the competitive 2017 Futurity show as a six month old. Cedrus is super fine and very dense. He will start his breeding career in 2019. Carmelita is proven to be an excellent mom with great milk production and care free births. Although Carmelita was never shown in halter divisions, her fleece won first and second awards in fleece shows around the country. She is retaining her fineness and very low CV at 8 years old, which is a tribute to her great genetics. Carmelita's 2017 biopsy as a nine year old female showed a density of 55.75. Her S/P ratio is 12.1 and her micron spread is only 7.6 microns. According to Dr. Norm Evans, her strong points are her above average density, S/P ratio, gland presence and low S/P spread. These are excellent stats for a female her age. Carmelita's 2018 top EPDs rankings demonstrate her genetic prepotence: AFD--Top 2% SDAFD--Top 3% SF--Top 1% %>30--Top 1% %M--Top 1% MSL--Top 9% FW--Top 8%

We are honored to co-own this amazing male with Lunasea Alpaca Farm and Dakini Suri Alpacas. Thank you Lucy Lee and King Fowler of Lunasea Alpacas for producing this stunning male and allowing us to partner with you. Black Ice is truly a once in a lifetime alpaca. He stunned the show world by winning color champion in all eight shows across the country as a juvenile. To top off his first year, he then won the first annual Supreme Champion award at the 2016 AOA Nationals Show. Black Ice's genetics speak for themselves: Chakotah's Midas, Chakotah of CCR Suris, Moon River's Peruvian Durango, Prada's Peruvian Beryl Markhams, Macgyver, and Peruvian Silver Heat. Top color genetics expressed in super royal fineness, extreme density in the lock structure and luster, luster, luster! Due to his density, we chose to shear Ice after his juvie show year. His regrowth staple length is incredible, prompting judges and others to question if he was even sheared when in the yearling show ring. His regrowth fleece is absolutely stunning. Black Ice's 2016 histogram confirmed his fleece is absolutely stunning. His AFD is 15.9 micron with an SD of 4.2. These are incredible fiber stats for a black male, which in fact rival the best of the elite whites. Ice's skin biopsy was analyzed in 2017 by Dr. Norm Evans. Dr. Evans stated: “Midas Black Ice of Lunasea Farm was biopsied as a 24 month old true black Suri male. His 15x scan shows fiber clusters very uniform in shape and placement within his connective tissue. His true density is 63.25 follicles SQ MM of skin and 25 typical fiber clusters show an average S/P of 12.5 to 1. He shows level 4 of 4 gland presence and 50% of his secondary fibers show a level of medullation. 100 secondary fibers averaged 20.2 microns while 50 primary fibers averaged 28.1 microns for a spread of only 7.9 microns. Midas Black Ice AFD on July 8, 2017 figures 20.83 microns." Ice was SHIP classified in June 2017. He has perfect scores of 5 in all conformation categories. His fleece scored a perfect 5 for Uniformity of Color and Fleece Phenotype. He scored 4.5 for Luster and Lock Structure and a 4 for Fineness. Classification scores that again confirm his show ring performance. Black Ice started his breeding career in Oregon in June 2017. He performed like the champion he is and produced multiple blue ribbon offspring for us. We were heart broken when in October 2018, Black Ice suddenly passed away from a blocked urinary tract. His great legacy lives on in his beautiful offspring. We love and miss you Ice... Our first Ice granddaugher, Big Timber's Ali McQueen, won Color Champion at the 2022 CABA/AWE show. Taking after grandpa!!