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Beloveds Chanelle

Alpaca, Suri, Open (Female) | Light Brown

AOA #32510850 | DOB: 7/8/2012 (12 yrs)

Sire: Chakotah's Wyuna

UPDATE: With only his first year of production Wyuna has already produced suris from Parkview Alpacas, our partners, who won male and female Judges Choice Awards, along with the Get Class, as juvies at the 2013 IAO! Wyuna also came second to Chakotah, his sire, at the 2013 Futurity, in the Dark Get of Sire Class. Every once in a while you get a beauty and indeed Wyuna is every bit as good as any suri we have ever created. When he was just a few months old Joe Miller from Broken Road Alpacas came to our farm to find some show stock. He spotted Wyuna and instantly was obsessed with his quality and purchased a half share with Stacy, his wife. They have not been dissapointed! He had a sterling show career as a juvie but in 2011 blazed! He was unbeaten in five shows winning all the championships he competed in and all the Judges Choices line ups he was in! He is a combination of the best genetics we can possibly supply plus the best from off our farm. Just look at his ARI certificate. He pulls in the famous Bruxo and Augustina through Macgyver as a great grand sire. He also pulls in Pucara Kahuna through Pucara Kalina the best Kahuna daughter we ever bred at that stage, then again Pucara Kahuna comes through Pucara Lorretta on the dam's side. We are biased but Pucara Kahuna is probably now the foremost white herdsire in US history continually winning Get classes and Futurity herdsires of the year. Then add Uribe on through the sire, Chakotah, and then Pucara Allegro via her dam, Pucara Autumnall Goddess, a Produce of Dam winner. Pucara Allegro was a dominant herdsire in Australia with 39 championship progeny of which 17 went on to win Supreme Championship! Wyuna displays an elite fleece. Fiber for the Future! It is incredibly fine. It displays independence of lock that accentuates the high luster within. Those locks display solidity that emphasizes the density combined with silky soft handle that an elite fleece should po<--description-->

Dam: Chanterelle of PVA

Chanterelle of PVA

SuriOpen (Female)Dark Brown

AOA# 151323375DOB: 7/9/200915 yrs

Chanterelle is a second generation AOBA National & Futurity Color Champion. Chanterell has fleece that is rich and warm, like dark chocolate, luxurious and lustrous. Her fleece excellently covers her compact, strong frame. Her eyes are bright and she is curious,friendly and a joy to be around. Chanterelle has an outstanding show ring career to back her personal attractions and charms. Chanterell's winnings include: 2011 Futurity Color Champion and 2011 AOBA National & IAO Res. Color Champion. Chanterelle's sire, MacGyver's Balboa, has produced several Black and Brown AOBA National and Futurity Color Champions. In 2011 Balboa was named the Dark Herd Sire of The Year and Res. Light Herd Sire of the Year. Chanterelle's Dam is Chantelle, who placed 2nd at 2008 Futurity in a large brown class and was sired by Keanu, the son of Mahogany Prince, known for his ability to pass along dense, lustrous flecce, good coverge and excellent substance of bone. Chanterelle has everything it takes to produce a 3rd Generation Color Champion.

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AOA# 151323375 Dark Brown

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Boloveds Chanell's darkbrown locks ripple and sway like silk. She exudes presence with her great luster, wonderful slick hand and penciled locks covering her perfectly conformed frame. This little beauty displayes independence of lock that accentuates the vibrant luster within. Beloveds Chanell is out of Chantrelle of PVA. Chantrell is a second generation AOBA National and Futurity Color Champion. Chanterelle has passed along her dense, lustrous fleece and excellent substance of bone. Beloveds Chanell is by Chakotah's Wyuna, a Four Time Judges Choice Champion. Chakotah's Wyuna is in an elite class of the best genetics in the country. With the conbination of this Sire and Dam, Beloveds Chanell is destin to have a World Class Future!

Updated 10/3/2013