FULL PERUVIAN, Grand Master daughter

PLF Spot-O'-Gold

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | White

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Description

Spot-O’-Gold got her name from being a beautiful white female with a fawn spot on her one ear. This magical spot has been the gateway to her being able to produce colorful progeny. Goldie as we call her has limited and impressive genetics. She is out of 2 deceased imports. Her dam was PPPeruvian Springtime – a white girl that produced ONLY white offspring. Her sire was the highly acclaimed Accoyo PPPeruvian Grand Master. This super stud was incredible until the day he passed away. He had such regal presence and pride that it was like being in the company of a king. What a wow factor male with highly sought after full Accoyo genetics. Grand Master in his later years did not carry the staple as the younger crew, but he DID carry Extreme Density, Extreme Blinding – put your sunglasses on – Brightness, and Wow factor feel that hard core well defined crimp. If you were lucky enough to know him personally you know exactly what I mean. What is less well known about Grandmaster is that he and his offspring have produced some outstanding color when bred to color and sometimes even when bred to other whites! (see our Calypso) So Goldie is out of 2 white imports but she inherited the money mark – the gold spot. That’s right – each time she has been bred to brown or black she has produced colored offspring and I do not mean beige….I mean shades of brown! Check out her lovely daughter Dove and her son Solo for example. Now that is impressive. . In addition to their rich brown color all her crias share a sweet disposition and a calm gentle nature. Goldie herself is an older girl now so we are selling her at a lower price. This is an opportunity to gain highly desired genetics at a low price. Goldie is an easy birther with excellent mommy skills, making her an excellent choice for someone just starting out in alpacas. No worries with this girl and she consistently produces offspring better than herself. What more could you ask?

Updated 5/3/2012