Yes, Full Accoyo!

Miss Accoyo Alessandra

Alpaca, Huacaya, Bred (Female) | White

Service Sire: Pacific Crest Da Vinci

El Nino Son and Champion Producer!

Pacific Crest Da Vinci

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)White

AOA# 839599DOB: 10/9/200222 yrs

There are a lot of high quality PCA El Nino sons out and about, but we think Da Vinci's dam line makes him a very special guy, capable of taking both colored and white huacaya programs to a much higher level! When selecting a sire, we place at least equal weight on the strength of the dam line as we do the sire line. Frankly, we think the old adage, 'behind every great man is a great woman' simply holds more truth than most breeders would be willing to admit. Sure, Da Vinci is the picture of his famous sire, PCA Accoyo El Nino. More importantly, though, his dam is an equally famous dark brown female retained by her producer for his foundation herd. Pacific Crest Peruvian Mulberry is a multiple color champion female. Her dam, Da Vinci's granddam 5P Destiny, has produced color champion colored offspring, year after year. Da Vinci carries one tiny spot on his left rear stifle of his dam's color. Da Vinci's paternal grandsire was the late and great Accoyo Caligula and his maternal grandsire is Accoyo Camilio, two of the most influential males in our national herd. Da Vinci is co-owned with our friends at Andes Dandies, and he is presently at their farm. We have had quite a number of light champion offspring, and one to watch at our partners' farm is Emerson, who is medium fawn with a 14 micron AFD fleece.

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 AOA# 839599 White

Description

It is very hard for me to believe that Alessandra is 12 years old! I am sure she would also be amazed. But if you want big, gorgeous, full Accoyo with excellent lineage, Alessandra is that. If you want a powerhouse producer who has had all females except for two stud quality males, Alessandra is that, too. If you want an excellent mom who always has those crias up and nursing by the time you check the barn in the morning, Alessandra is that as well! Now, I do not necessarily breed a full Accoyo to a full Accoyo here. Oh, to be sure, if the best match in the barn is a full Accoyo, then sure, I will do that, and it is not as though we do not have a spectacular full Accoyo male here, but she has a son by him from 2016 with whom I am well pleased. This year, I wanted to change the game a bit for Alessandra. I wanted a male that had all the goods in fleece and was proving that, not only with his offspring, but in his own mature fleece. Pacific Crest Da Vinci has one of the best fleeces anyone could conjure for a fourteen year old male -- it rivals what you would hope to see on a four year old male, to be perfectly honest. And is he studly! So, the result from this pairing will be 7/8 Accoyo. Big deal and who cares -- if you are breeding a female with all these strengths to a male this amazing, the results should be as good as it gets. Alessandra's daughters and sons have all sold, except I have Accoyo Zenyatta from 2014 (who is another fabulous mom, just like her own mom) and I still have Accoyo Royal Gambit, her 2016 son of our own Accoyo Goodfella.

Purchase Terms

Updated 12/3/2017

Offspring

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Price

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