Just like his mom, Shach has faded from beige to white. Shach began his breeding career in Spring 2009. He has a terrific disposition to go along with his fine, dense, crimpy fleece. Shach got a Second place Ribbon at the 2008 Virginia Classic, in a class of 15, under Judge Wade Gease. He received a 3rd at the VAOBA Expo 2009, and just was awarded a 1st at the Royal Alpaca Challenge in a white class! Shach just received a 3rd place in the Mature Class at the Virginia Classic. He was the oldest by far (I believe the only one there breeding) and the judge remarked how fine his fleece still is. She stated that "This was the guy to breed to." You can walk right up to this boy and get a kiss. A marvelous disposition and lasting fineness that he has passed on to his cria. I really like this guy, he has done everything we asked of him; unfortunately, I need to diversify. I would very much like to see him work his magic on another farm, so I am offering him for the price of a breeding. Got a up and coming star you would like to see get started? Give us a call!

We all know we are supposed to "breed females up." We also hope for that special girl that produce cria that leapfrog their dad. This is such a dam. Classy's '09 cria from AG Peruvian Alejandro looks like he'll be a real winner. We thought so much of this breeding, we did it again! (We were right!) She gave us a true black male who promptly took second place at the 2012 Empire Trifecta! Now bred to MFI Rambunctious for a July 2016 cria. Pairing this outstanding female with the Jeremiah/Accoyo Rosa line should produce one amazing cria! And she did! Just take a look at Symphony! 2nd Place 2007 Carolina Classic Spin off- Judge Cathy Songer Overall score of 89.5 " Classy's very soft and lovely fiber spun beautifully. Her strong dense and lofty staple has enough crimp to make a very nice yarn." Classy took 2nd to CCNF Halo Star - High Score 2007 Carolina Classic Spin Off(46 entries - 94.5 pts.) As a fawn taking second to this super star white stud, I would say she did rather well!