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Silver Ley's McKinley Spirit

Alpaca, Huacaya, Male | Light Fawn

AOA #32303124 | DOB: 7/15/2011 (13 yrs)

Sire: Lancaster's Silver Centaur

Lingering Fineness & Density in Grey!

Lancaster's Silver Centaur

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Medium Silver Grey
AOA# 30903562DOB: 5/20/200717 yrs
If you are interested in Centaur, please contact Kit Hower at Blankstone Alpaca Farm. Lingering Fineness and Density in Grey!! They have arrived! Centaur's first class of crias have hit the ground and we are extremely pleased. Not only do they all carry an amazingly fine fleece, but they all have very square, solid conformation and beautiful, uniform heads and complete coverage. We did not breed him to any grey females in 2009 & 2010, but he has produced 8 greys so far. He produced black and grey crias 100% of the time when bred to black or grey dams, and 65% of the time when bred to other colors . . . including white! Centaur exhibits the rare grey combination of superb fineness and density and he carries a very consistent, high-amplitude crimp style throughout his uniform grey blanket. His bone structure is very dense and he carries his correct frame very proudly. Our initial suspicions of his quality were confirmed when he took a Blue Ribbon in his very first show appearance in a large class of juvenile grey males at the '08 Carolina Alpaca Celebration. Judge Time Lavan stated there that Centuar would go far if he maintained his fineness as he grew. Update: He has! In his first show appearance as a yearling, Centaur earned another Blue Ribbon from judge Peter Kennedy at the Empire Extravaganza '08. In his 2008 show finale, Centaur clinched the Reserve Champion Banner under judge Tim Lavan who praised his fineness, density and superior physical development. We continue to enter Centaur's fleece in spin-off competitions where he consistently takes 1st and 2nd place, even in the large shows of AOBA and MAPACA. You know you have a great grey fleece when the spin off judge comments "Wow!" for fineness and "Wow Wow Wow!!" for handle! Centaur's 2011 Norm Evans' fiber biopsy results have confirmed what we have felt and seen all along . . . superior density, top-level gland presence, high S/P ratio and lack of secondary medulated fibers. He is certainly on track to follow in his famous sires footsteps by maintaining fineness throughout his adult breeding career!
 AOA# 30903562 Medium Silver Grey
Dam: Blankstone's Mumtaz Mahal

Silver Ley's Reserve Champion Female

Blankstone's Mumtaz Mahal

HuacayaOpen (Female)Medium Fawn
AOA# 31020916DOB: 5/8/200816 yrs
She's known to everyone as "Taz" and has some great bloodlines. She was the Reserve Champion at the 2008 MABA show. Her fleece is has won multiple awards and we would be happy to talk to you more about her perfect conformation as well. Her Sire is Starbuck de Alta Vista. Starbuck exhibits amazing fiber density which led judge Amanada VandenBosch to comment that he is "really packing on the fleece" when she awarded him his first Color Champion Banner in Syracuse. When judge Jude Anderson awarded Starbuck the Purple Banner at PAOBA, she said that he was her pick the moment he set foot in the ring. At MAPACA '06, a team of four judges awarded Starbuck first place in the Dark Bred and Owned Yearling Male category over 14 entries from top breeders around the country. Starbuck's crias are following in his footsteps, garnering blue ribbons and even a Reserve Champion banner (our own Mumtaz Mahal)! We've just made a major reduction to her asking price. This is a great opportunity for someone to acquire a superior breeding female and great mother.
 AOA# 31020916 Medium Fawn

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McKinley is the handsome son of our show stopper, Mumtaz. She's known to everyone as "Taz" and has some great bloodlines. She was the Reserve Champion at the 2008 MABA show. Her fleece is has won multiple awards and we would be happy to talk to you more about her great conformation as well. McKinley follows suit. His "dad" is the multi-champion herdsire - Lancaster's Silver Centaur. Centaur exhibits the rare grey combination of superb fineness and density and he carries a very consistent, high-amplitude crimp style throughout his uniform grey blanket. His bone structure is very dense and he carries his correct frame very proudly. He took a Blue Ribbon in his very first show appearance in a large class of juvenile grey males at the '08 Carolina Alpaca Celebration. Centaur has also placed well in highly competitve grey classes in Maryland and at MAPACA. Tim Lavan conceded that Centaur was the finest fleece in his class at MAPACA. Sharon Loner stated that his fleece was very fine and that it carried more density than first and second place. In his first show appearance as a yearling, Centaur earned another Blue Ribbon from judge Peter Kennedy at the Empire Extravaganza '08. In his 2008 show finale, Centaur clinched the Reserve Champion Banner under judge Tim Lavan who praised his fineness, density and superior physical development. With such great parents - check out McKinley - for fiber, confirmation and genetics!

Updated 6/15/2020