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Painted Spring's SyrahBred

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | True Black

AOA #35132370 | DOB: 10/4/2016 (8 yrs) (Due Date: 5/15/2023)

Sire: Alpine's Carderock

2013 & 2014 AOA Nationals Gray Fleece CC

Alpine's Carderock

HuacayaMaleLight Silver Grey
AOA# 32277845DOB: 10/6/201113 yrs
4X Champion / Reserve Champion Our beloved Carderock passed away in October 2020 of Cancer. He has many beautiful cria that carry on his lovely fleece traits. See our Sambuca who is now breeding and brings the best of the gray and black into the mix. 2015 Fiber Stats are now in! Virtually no change since last year. A beautiful 44 month old LSG fleece at 20 microns! We were really blown away when we first saw this young male. His fleece is what anyone breeding for fine fleece is looking for. He has a perfectly spotless fleece that actually looks Rose Gray in some light and Silver Gray in others. Carderock has won Fleece Championships 2 years in a row at AOBA Nationals and just this March 2014 at the AOA World Fleece Show. As a 2 year old he is still exhibiting extremely fine fleece with amazing staple length. Carderock is proving that gray is a color he can reproduce. Out of his first 8 cria, only one was not some shade of gray. Here is a link to his "baby" page. Carderock Cria We proudly co-own Carderock with Alpacas of York. He is currently standing stud in York PA. Give us a call to see this amazing male. Carderock's Crias are hitting the ground! 2018 MRG Female DRG Female MB Male 2017 LSG Female DF Female 2016 LSG Male DF Male TB Male MSG Male TB Male DRG Female MSG Male TB Female BB Female 2015 LSG Male LB Male DRG Female MSG Female
 AOA# 32277845 Light Silver Grey
Dam: Painted Spring's Eden

Throwing dark and gray crias every time!

Painted Spring's Eden

HuacayaBred (Female)Light Fawn
AOA# 31945134DOB: 10/16/201014 yrs
Eden was the first light fawn girl born on our farm, a mere 7 years after we started breeding alpacas. One of my favorite colors, she is absolutely beautiful and feminine. Fleece as soft and buttery as possible and out of 2 champions. She has been shown very lightly and placed at the shows she'd attended. Eden's first cria in the summer of 2014 was a stunning dark brown. She has been bred to our multi time gray champion Alpine's Carderock. The combination of these 2 fine fleeced animals should be amazing! We are extremely pleased with the results - the Truest of Black female Cria Eden has proven herself as an excellent producer of dark animals - and nice ones at that. She has been bred to 3 different grays and has always produced dark animals. In 2021 we finally got a dark rose gray out of her! In 2023, she produced a "mini me" who is almost identical in coloration.
 AOA# 31945134 Light Fawn
Service Sire: Rare Gem XXXtreme Spots

Appoloosa!

Rare Gem XXXtreme Spots

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)White, Medium Fawn
AOA# 35195405DOB: 7/1/201410 yrs
Our beautiful Spots passed away in March 23 after a lengthy period of paralysis. We have many of his spotted offspring on the farm but his gentle nature will be missed. In my search for an appaloosa, I came to find that finding one on the East Coast (that wasn't related to the girls I wanted to use him on) was not an easy task. Last fall, I found Spots at Rare Gem Alpacas and his track record for throwing spots was "spot" on. Spots arrived in Pennsylvania in the Fall of 2019 and we put him to work immediately. He has an easygoing personality, gets the job done quickly and efficiently and the fleece - well, I don't know that I've had one this dense ever. His shearing this year produced nearly 50% more fiber than anyone else. As you can see from the pictures, the spots are apparent right after shearing but blend in once the fleece grows in. Of the 6 cria he's had on our farm, 4 out of 6 are well spotted. Contact us to put spots in front of your eyes! For a little bit of his history, his previous owner wrote: "Spots" is a new comer to the appaloosa alpaca scene. Spots' appaloosa gene comes from NGG Lional-- a known appaloosa carrier that has been well-proven in Canada but is rather rare in the United States. In the past... in the United States... the appy program has been focused on achieving the spots which required certain genetic combinations, but unfortunately... not always best known for outstanding fleece qualities. What is so special about Spots from an appaloosa breeder program perspective is that he carries elite-fleeced heavy hitter lines in his pedigree such as Legacy, El Nino, and XXXtreme (out of Hemingway) ALONG WITH the expressed appy gene! These elite-fleeced alpacas are known for their lasting-fineness and density. Not only does Spots sport a sweet, easy-to-handle disposition... his fleece is exactly what you would expect from such a stellar pedigree. He is dense and fine and FULL of crimp! Expect lasting fineness from this guy-- his sire, Sai-Hoji, was 21 micron at 11 years old! Spots dam is a beautiful Snowmass XXXtreme daughter. Spots' first offspring arrived 10/17/18... a beautiful appaloosa male. Looks just like daddy... with even more spots! The dam, Faith, is a vicuna brown non-appaloosa gene carrier... so dad is responsible for the patterning. Way to go Spots! Skin Biopsy Results by Norm Evans: Density 69.75 follicles SQ MM, glandular presence 4 of 4, Avg. SP 12.7 to 1. Micron variation 11.3 with an AFD of 20.68. UPDATE / June 2019: Spot's now has 3 offspring on the ground. Two are classic appaloosa and one is a reverse appaloosa. All are exquisite in their own way and we couldn't be more pleased with this fabulous progeny beginning.
 AOA# 35195405 White, Medium Fawn

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This was my year for Black animals. 3 out of our 5 born were some shade of black. This one is the darkest I've ever seen. Syrah has beautiful conformation and her fleece is looking great. She is willful and independent like her mother, but easy enough to work with. We couldn't be happier with what Carderock is producing for us. Syrah had a lovely male cria out of XXXtreme Spots in the spring of 2023.

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Updated 3/26/2024