Well, Giorgio was a TOTAL SLEEPER for us. He was handsome and had a great pedigree, but he was overlooked for the show string, and we leased him to a farm in Santa Ynez along with his sister and a couple of huacayas. So, the farm called to say they were returning 3 of the girls (the lease period had ended), but it turns out that one of the "girls" they sent in the trailer was actually Giorgio. Yes, he managed to impregnate 3 girls (including his half sister AND a huacaya) in 24 hrs! Turns out that ALL of the crias are GORGEOUS!--even (especially) the "hua-suri" boy, Spike. But the best is El Mago--I can't believe how lustrous and well-defined his locks are, and he has wrinkled skin all over his neck. He's going to start his show career soon, and Giorgio has been bumped up to our stud row, based on his production, as well as his lustrous fleece and conformation. Giorgio's sire, Accoyo Armani, is fawn, and Giorgio has a fawn forelock. So, I'm sure he carries color. He's a big (not huge) boy with an elegant, strong conformation. He's in with 8 other intact males, and they all get along, for the most part. We have way too many excellent quality junior herdsires with great pedigrees, so we are offering all at ridiculously low prices on auction. After we sell the first 2, the prices will go up. Giorgio is at our North San Francisco Bay farm, Alpacas of Marin.

Qoricancha is an elegant white female with statuesque conformation and well-defined locking--a trait she inherited from her award-winning fawn full Accoyo sire, Ch'aska. She has a level topline and nice density and luster. She has a fawn spot on her left flank, so she carries some color from her fawn Accoyo sire. Her dam is one of our best producers, and Qoricancha should make an excellent foundation female. With her tall, athletic build and her blonde/white bangs, I always say that she looks like a Southern California beach volley ball player. She, along with her calm, solid older sister, Primavera, would make excellent guardians for a flock of sheep! She sells with a breeding to any of our herdsires--FDA Captain Blackfoot, Derwydd Greystone's Samichay, AAOA Accoyo Kahuna's Giovanni, or may we suggest our blindingly lustrous multi-blue ribbon winner, Quechua Radiance?