Here is the one and only Irish Meadows Peruvian Knight Rider, a 15 time halter champion. He's the guy with the black fleece that has the qualities of white. He has the awesome head and boxy square conformation. In some lights he looks true black. Knight Rider settled a female at 18 months old, the first time we tried him. Look for his first cria in November, 2010. Knight Rider consistently gets females bred in one breeding. November 2010: Knight Rider has his first cria on the ground, and it's an adorable black male! Update March 2012: Knight Rider has over 30 ARI registered offspring and counting in his first year of breeding!! Check out the 2012 shows for the results as they hit the show rings! Update October 2012: Knight Rider's offspring had a great show season last spring! Now, we just had 6 more of his cria hit the ground in September. They have amazing fleece!! We will definitely be showing several of them next spring. Contact us for a visit for a hands-on look at his offspring, we are very excited about the traits that he is passing to his cria!! KR's offspring have taken many championships and ribbons too numerous to list here, including color champs at the Futurity in April 2013 and AOBA Nationals in May 2013!! I will try to put a list together upon request. We regret to say that Knight Rider has passed away prematurely. We are leaving him listed to link to his many great offspring. Co-owned with Irish Meadows Alpaca Farm and Tiskilwa Farms Alpacas, LLC.

Reina De Belleza is a true black, 1/4 Accoyo Full Peruvian beauty. Reina's fiber has the crimp of her well-known sire, Black Peruvian Royal Forest. It also has great luster. Check out Reina's half brother, Reserve Color Champion McGuire to see his great crimp, and also check out Levitica, Reina's half sister on our for sale list, a Reserve Color Champion also. There are very few full Peruvian true black daughters of Black Peruvian Royal Forest for sale. Reina just had a magnificent coal black girl in September 2011!! The sire is 15X champ Knight Rider and we are exited that she will be old enough to show spring 2012! We knew as soon as we saw her that we had to repeat that breeding so we did. Another black cria in September 2012!! This time a male, future herdsire!! We decided to leave Reina open to get away for the late fall crias. We plan to be showing her 2012 cria in the spring 2014 shows.