1178043<--ari-->True Black<--color-->A true black herdsire who is soft, super dense and a very confident breeder. He is the son of 6Peruvian Dom Timbo, a well known and top herdsire at Magical Farms. Prince Valor has his mother's true black color. She is full Chilean from True Black parents. Prince Valor also possesses a touch of Silver Grey on his left hip from his sire, showing his genetics for the Silver Grey coloring as well.<--description-->

1178043<--ari-->True Black<--color-->Lucia is a fine fleeced, quality black female with an incredibly sweet personality. She has a very soft, fine & crimpy fiber, great conformation and is very easy to handle. <--description-->

1178043<--ari-->White<--color-->Have you ever heard of Snowmass Invincible? Perhaps you have. We are lucky enough to have a very nice male from Invincible. When we first did the breeding we knew that the cria would be white. Being grey breeders we were doing it on a lark to get some different genetics into our herd. We like the girl we bred Invincible to, Princess Leah. When she had him - we thought he looked like a little stuffed animal running around the fields - and if you look at the last picture here - you will see exactly why we thought he looked that way. But the first thing we noticed about him was that he had a funky top knot. and he gained a nickname from that funky top knot. Invincible's White Satin Knight is now a 2 1/2 year old. He took a Reserve Championship in New Jersey in March 2010. The judge said that he had the fleece of a juvie!! He just took a championship at Sepa and prior to that took first place at the MABA show in Maryland in a tough class. Prior to that he took a 4th place at Empire Extravaganza in a huge class, and a 2nd place at Sepa 2008. White Satin Knight has a nice boxy look, great presence, good coverage and exquisite fleece. He has only gotten better with age. And with continuning fineness and that lovely lovely density, we can't wait to see how his crias will do. We are already planning the breedings we will be doing in our herd with this boy! We will continue to show him through 2010. So since we aren't white breeders, and definitely lean to grey, what are we doing with a white? Well at the moment winning a championship. And we are very happy about that. White Satin is out of Princess Leah who also won a blue. And even though she won in a shorn class - Julio could only talk about her fleece!! We really didnt' know what we were going to get when we bred the two together. And look - we did okay. Thank you Funky White Boy!!!! Go Funky... Go Funky.... Go Funky.... Awards Received Reserve Champion NJ Alpaca Show 2010 1st Place NJ Alpaca Show 2010 3rd Pl<--description-->