Barnabus now has 7 “Get of Sire” wins including a win at the ’09 GWAS show, the largest alpaca show in the US – 22 entries! He took his his 3rd Get blue ribbon at the ’09 Great Western Show with 3 perfect juveniles, Xanadu P. Cachet, Xanadu P. Mistral and Xanadu P. Encanto. The little “cookie cutter” trio went on to win “Breeder’s Best as well. Amazing Fleece! We were delighted to be able to purchase this remarkable herdsire at the AAA Futurity Auction in 2004, and are pleased to be standing him in West Virginia. He has the best one year micron we’ve ever seen: 12.8 mic; 2.6 SD, 20.4< & 0.3% + 30 microns at 2 years of age its 16.5 mic, 3.0SD, 18.2CV and 0.3% + 30 mic, and at 4 years of age, after 2 years of breeding, it's a wonderful 19 mic., 3.6 SD, 18.9 CV, 99.5 CF and a CRV of 53.2. Not only is his fleece fine, it was loaded with character, completely uniform throughout the blanket and thoroughly bundled. This boy is the son of PVA Wellington, who is an Accoyo Augusto son, and he has lots of color in his background, too. He now has over 50 crias on the ground, and they're breath-taking and always carry fine fleece. We co-own him with Xanadu Farm Alpacas, and he stands with us in West Virginia from March through September.

Sunset Hills Kalyssa, is the beautiful full Accoyo daughter of our beloved Accoyo, Natalie, (an Andean Pride daughter) and our Champion Accoyo, Kilyo of Star Hill! Kalyssa has all the qualites of a Champion. She has such a graceful style with excellent presence. Her conformation is flawless and fleece exquisite. Kalyssa exhibits a very defined, narrow crimp style with an extremely soft handle. Her fleece bundles immediately when parted and the bundling can be seen when just looking at the outside of her blanket. Kalyssa has straight front legs and the normal slight curvature to her back hocks. She has done so well in the show ring...nothing but Blue Ribbons and Reserve Color Championships in every show! We have listed Kalyssa in several shows this Spring before she is committed to breeding. She will be part of our foundation herd since we have sold all of our other Kilyo offspring!