Principe is the proud sire of the 2012 AOBA Nationals Male Fawn Color Champion! Sinstina's Accoyo Destinati followed up his Reserve Color Banner at Nationals in 2011 with the Color Championship in 2012. A great tribute to Principe who continues to produce banner winners in all colors. There are not many fawn full Accoyo herdsires, but if you add the Legacy genetic line to that description, you really have something special. Now take the description and include his remarkable show career, and the result is a male that is predicted to make a huge impact on a farm's breeding program. Placing in the top two positions at large Level V shows, this boy has been judged with all the top fawns in the country by the most experienced judges. Even at 7 years of age, his fleece feels SOFT and DENSE. His 2010 histogram showed a 23.7 AFD with a CV of 18.1. Prince's cria have demonstrated his ability to pass along color, even through white dams and provide great fiber qualities and conformation. Prince's cria have included dark fawn, tuxedo gray, medium brown and black . He is throwing color darker than the dam 70% of the time! Even better than his ability to produce color is the remarkable fiber his cria exhibit. You'll be happy with the fineness...routinely 15-16 microns...and the beautiful crimp and density he provides. Prince has over 10 Banner winning offspring to his credit in gray, brown, and fawn and this Spring produced his first Judge's Choice winner from Alpacas of Pine Creek Valley. At the 2011 Southern Select Show, Prince had three banner winners from three different breeding programs...including his newest rose gray female! Last year Prince put TWO classic tuxedo gray cria on the ground for us out of gray dams!! Contact us for additional details on his cria and his fiber. Principe is part of our Highland's Progeny Promise. You have the choice of selecting a Herdsire and putting down only $500. When the cria is born, you will only pay the balance when You decide to register the cria. Our breeding fees are very reasonable...all under $2200 for Champion herdsires...so you are still getting a great value for your breeding dollar! Check out the details on our home page or contact us for more information. We feel like Principe is another good choice for breeders looking for density, fineness, and lovely crimp structure...along with Accoyo genetics... for their breeding females. Co-owned with Legacy Criations and Windy City Alpacas.

Marco just took another blue at the Michigan 2014 show. Arturo Pena's comments: "Correct conformation, good balance and for a 64 month old male - very good degree of fineness" So at five and a half years old Marco is still fine, uniform, and the densest fawn huacaya in the Midwest per Ian Watt's skin biopsy results. Co-owned with Wineaux Alpacas Marco is a full Peruvian Dark Fawn HemiAccoyo. His skin follicular density is 68.9. (His Sire, Rico Suave, pictured on right, has a biopsy number of 69 also and the same S/P ratio of 11/1). This density puts him at the top of Ian Watt's testing history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The ratio of secondary fibers (down) to primary fibers (hair) is 11/1 Marco's Primary Fibers average 15.8 with a standard deviation of 2.7 Marco's Secondary Fibers average 14.3 microns with a standard deviation of 2.5 Marco's Primary and Secondary fibers measure an incredibly low 5.4 microns apart. His curvature is 54.46 These stats do not come from a judge's outside view - but from a test of what's under the skin. If you want to add lingering fineness, density and ultra uniformity to your herd (and in color) this is a boy to consider. Marco is the son of the incredible Rico Suave (now deceased) whose fiber was at 17 microns at 11 years of age. This is lingering fineness and is a 'must have asset' for every herd. Marco's grandsire, Accoyo Elite, recorded an 18 micron fleece at 6 years old Marco's grand dam, Bobbie Anne, has an even more incredible story considering the toll taken by pregnancy and nursing, she recorded a 19 micron fleece at 11 years of age. This, of course, is what Marco's great grandsire, Hemingway, is famous for bringing this lingering fineness into maturity into our North American alpaca herd. Marco's dam, the medium brown Peruvian Rachelle, at age 9, posted a histogram AFD of 23, an SD of 4, a CV of 18, a curvature of 47. Rachelle is a half sister to Winchester (A Rafael son, winner of 80 championships). Marco's first cria, Bambino Suave, is on the ground. He is dark fawn, like his sire, Marco. His dam is a 5 year old LF girl with a standard deviation of 4.3 and a CV of 16.8. Her AFD is still in the mid 20s. EPD Value Acc AFD -1.456 0.131 SDAFD -0.368 0.132 SF -1.436 0.134 %F>30 -6.263 0.132 MC 2.695 0.126 SDMC 1.153 0.104 %M -2.505 0.093 MSL -1.521 0.113 FW 0.036 0.087 Marco's dam, Rachell, is out of the Peruvian Import Glennis who boasted 2 year histogram of FD 18.3, SD 3.2, CV 17.5, at 2 and FD 25.4, 4.5, CV 17.7, @ 10 yrs old! Robusto, her 2004 cria had the following fibre micron data: FD 16.7 SD 4.1 CV 24.0 %>30 1.6!) Rachelles histogram 2005: FD 20.6 SD 4.1 CV 19.9 %>30 2.3 as a 5 year old! afterall, arent we all breeding for girls that can maintain their fineness? Rachelle is 1/2 sister of Winchester Marco currently has 4 offspring on the ground Zhivago - MF boy Fanciulla DF girl Stromboli TB boy (Snowmass Matrix gra