Accoyo Victor's son, Da Vinci is a beautiful full Peruvian, 1/2 Accoyo, light fawn, Proven Herdsire of Champions! As far as we know, out of 18 offspring, their winnings include 19 Championships & 50 First Places!!! Da Vinci has an incredibly uniform fleece, excellent coverage, density and character, high amplitude, great lock formation and bundling. The last several years, his total fleece weight has been 14 to 14 1/2 pounds! He is of medium build, large boned with a dramatic Accoyo head and a very regal presence. He is a very well mannered herdsire, easy to handle and is extremely trustworthy when establishing the readiness of a female to breed. Da Vinci is a gentleman with the girls and almost always accomplishes a pregnancy with the first breeding. Da Vinci is consistantly producing an outstanding group of offspring, who are winning top honors. His progeny have inherited his well defined crimp, excellent coverage, density and staple length. They are exhibiting his erect conformation, beautiful Accoyo head, dark skin pigment and mild disposition. Da Vinci is allowing the color of the dam to come thru, including true black and dark brown and in some cases producing fawn when bred to white females! We are beginning to see his light colored daughters produce medium to dark colored offspring, when bred to colored males. Several of Da Vinci's notable offspring include: 4x Color Champion - AJ's Peruvian Valentino 3x Color Champion & 9 Blue Ribbons - Isabella 2x Color Champion & 2 Blue Ribbons - Rock n Roll 1x Color Champion & Blue Ribbon - Maduro Res.Color Champion & 3 Blue Ribbons - Celeste Res.Color Champion & 2 Blue Ribbons - WCR Benelli Res.Color Champion & Blue Ribbon - Gigi 5x Blue Ribbon Winner - AJ's Chianti 2x Blue Ribbon Winner - AJ's Peruvian Delight Peruvian Da Vinci is owned by Alpaca Alliance and he is currently standing stud at Walnut Creek Alpacas!

Daiquiri Ice ("Dax" for short) is an attentive mother with plenty of milk. She is a lovely animal with an easy-going disposition. Dax has fiber density, luxurious brightness and the crimpy lock formation of her sire. Dax has substance of bone and correct conformation. She is easy to handle. Dax gave us a beautiful, light fawn male cria out of Peruvian Da Vinci in October 2006. Dax's dam is medium fawn, so we chose once again to breed Dax to color, and this time to Sun Tzu, a MF Studmaster(tm) Herdsire. (Sun Tzu's fiber in 2005: AFD 19.80; SD 3.4; CV 17.20; %> 30 1.1) Dax delivered her cria from breeding to Sun Tzu on Mother's Day, May 11, 2008. The baby girl is named Harlow, and is beautiful with a dense, bundled white fleece, and weighed over 22#. Harlow did well in the showring. She'll be bred to Patagonia's Manuelo spring 2010. Next up, we bred Dax to FCA Maximus, a part Accoyo, fawn herd sire to bring out the greatest fineness and density in the offspring - possibly in color. Maximus has won many awards including reserve color champion and color champion. 'Ritz-Carlton', a medium fawn male with tremendous staple length and very fine fiber resulted. Ritz will be shorn and then shown without his cria fleece on, as the density and crimp that's coming in looks fantastic. In 2008 we had Dax's fleece sorted by a certified sorter. It was graded WR 2, with brightness score of 8, and a density score of 9! This female has nice fleece. In 2009 we bred Dax to our new junior herdsire Patagonia's Manuelo, who we purchased at the Parade of Champions auction. Manuelo has very fine and dense fleece, and is medium brown. Look forward to seeing if Dax can throw darker colors, too! Dax continues her career as a top quality production female. We recommend this young female highly as an important addition to your foundation herd.