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(2012) 22.2µ AFD 4.9 SD 22.0 CV 94.1 CF

Bujorian's Peruvian Major

Alpaca, Huacaya, Herdsire (Male) | White

AOA #30921368 | DOB: 4/27/2007 (17 yrs)

Sire: MFG Peruvian Admiral

19 AFD age 5, Very prepotent for FINE

MFG Peruvian Admiral

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Dark Fawn

AOA# 1162394DOB: 6/22/200420 yrs

Another Championship for another Admiral Offspring! Admiral is ALL about fineness. Lingering fineness to be more precise. He is really stamping fineness on his offspring. Check them out on the link below. Our co-ownership in Admiral is for sale! WOW!!! Admiral's 5 year old histogram: 19.75AFD 3.92 19.85CV 98.16 !! We call this LINGERING FINENESS in a breeding male! Admiral has just simply never produced anything BUT fine! Definately prepotent for lingering fineness Check out Admiral's sheen and crimp in his 4 year old blanket pics. Still No guard hair in his blanket at age 5! Admiral's histogram as a 3 year old DARK FAWN breeding male ! FD: 18.5 SD: 3.7 CV: 20.0 CF: 99.8 CURVE: 39.6 Check out Admiral's crias teeny weeny micron histograms here: http://alpacastreet.com/alpacas/view.html?alpaca_id=853 "Speedbump Crimp ..........Speedbump Crimp" As a 2.5 year old , we took Admiral down to OABA to show in a class of 12, "The finest fleece in the class" Tim Laven stated of Admiral. . Admiral's sire SCA Peruvian Magnum was just recently purchased for $140,000. We believe Admiral is his best son to date. Admiral is the only male member of The AlpacaRosa's Fab5 Dream Team. His lineage and amazing fleece qualitys need no explanation of why he has been placed on this elite team Admiral has sired approximately 20 offspring and he is stamping out his brightness, fineness, and his beard. He is full Peruvian and 3/8 Accoyo . Accoyo Camilio, Peruvian Camelot, Accoyo Royal Fawn, and Peruvian Magnum are the male names that most of you recognize. The females in his lineage are: National Champion Royal Velvet and the $205,000"Dam of the Century", Misty Maiden. Refer to our Miss Priss webpage to read more about Admirals royal genetics. We co-own Admiral with Jim and Sharon Miller of Redwood Ranch Alpacas in Cincinatti

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AOA# 1162394 Dark Fawn

Dam: Day Star's Peruvian Brahms Lullaby

Full Peruvian, 7/8 Accoyo

Day Star's Peruvian Brahms Lullaby

HuacayaBred (Female)White

AOA# 1428278DOB: 5/6/200420 yrs

Protect Your Herd with Concealed Carry Genetics!™ Peruvian Brahms Lullaby, 7/8 Accoyo, has rare Accoyo pedigrees in every branch. Lullaby's dam, Miss Peruvian Sundae, is the granddaughter of Hemingway, and the daughter of Accoyo El Moustachio! Lullaby is Sundae's first offspring from Accoyo Don Quijote. The magnificent El Moustachio lived the first 5 years of his life in Don Julio's plantel herd in Peru. Don Julio admired El Moustachio for his strong characteristics and wonderful temperament. His dense fiber measured 21.5 microns even after being shorn many times. His last shearing in Peru weighed twelve pounds which was more than any other male in the 1995 import. He is heavy boned with perfect conformation. El Moustachio lets the dam's color pass through allowing for color in his offsprings which have ranged from white to dark brown. Lullaby's sire, Accoyo Don Quijote, was an in-utero import in 1998, making him one of the very last breeding selections made on the Accoyo ranch before importation was ended. DQ has possibly the rarest champion Accoyo genetics in the country! DQ is classic Accoyo, with big bone, great coverage, outstanding density and bold crimp. He has shown a strong propensity to combine his bold Accoyo conformation and fleece characteristics with the dam's color. His crias kick fluff in the show ring, even in the difficult white classes! Awards for Don Quijote Color Champion 2001 Ohio Triple Crown First Place 2001 Ohio Triple Crown Second Place 2001 PAOBA First Place 2001 OABA AlpacaFest Get of Sire 2005 Ohio Triple Crown

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AOA# 1428278 White

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Protect Your Herd with Concealed Carry Genetics!™ Lingering fineness! At age 5 he was still holding about 22 micron. Our Peruvian Major is packing — Accoyo genetics that is. Check out his sire MFG Admiral with such pedigrees as Peruvian Magnum, Misty Maiden, Peruvian Camilio, and Royal Velvet. Also his dam, our Peruvian Lullaby, with pedigrees including Accoyo Don Quijote, El Moustachio, and Peruvian Hemingway. Major's pedigree is hard to conceal. He has uniformity of color, density, and fineness. When you put your hands on him, you can appreciate the fullness of fiber that is consistent in diameter and contains a very low percentage of fiber over 30 microns. Major has a calm, pleasant disposition, easy to manage and lead. He was proven at 2 years of age, being bred to our Peruvian Rose, Peruvian Willow, and Peruvian Nala. 2008 Histogram: 16.1µ AFD 3.1 SD 19.3 CV 99.6 CF 2009 Histogram: 20.7µ AFD 4.2 SD 20.1 CV 97.6 CF 2010 Histogram: 23.9µ AFD 5.0 SD 21.1 CV 93.2 CF 2012 Histogram: 22.2µ AFD 4.9 SD 22.0 CV 94.1 CF MFG Admiral is a 17 time 1st, 2nd, 3rd , or Championship winner. Comments are always the same: "awesome fleece"! Unparalleled fineness (16 micron as a year old!), high frequency crimp, luxurious handle, outstanding density, great conformation, and superior lineage. Admiral is an elite fleeced male that has been putting his stamp on his crias with large powerful frames, beautiful typey heads, incredible fineness and brightness. Many have been mesmerized by the soft handle of Admiral's fleece, commonly uttering "This is the softest fleece I've ever touched!" AOBA judges are consistently impressed by his fleece, commonly calling him the "finest fleeced in the class". He has maintained this fineness even as a breeding herdsire, Combine this with his bundling high frequency crimp, Accoyo density, and great conformation, and it is no wonder his cria are looking the way they are: awesome! His lineage includes, Accoyo Camillo, Accoyo Royal Fawn, Peruvian Magnum (National Champion), Peruvian Camelot, and PPPeruvian Misty Maiden (commonly referred to as "The Dam of the Century"). Just prior to a recent new record, she held the all time high auction price for females at $205,000. Misty Maiden has been bred 8-9 times, each time with a different Service Sire and each time has produced Champions. That means the outstanding genetics are in her blood line. Misty's offspring/grand-offspring have dominated the show circuit since 1998. As of July 2006, the bloodline has earned over 60 championships & 70 blue ribbons. Every alpaca in his traceable lineage is either a champion themselves, or have produced champions!