Bred to RobAsia's Amadeus

FBF Maid of Honor

Alpaca, Huacaya, Bred (Female) | White

Sire: Snowmass Paso Robles

TOP 1 % EPDs for 2023 IN 1; TOP 5% IN 4

Snowmass Paso Robles

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Dark Fawn

AOA# 31779470DOB: 6/29/201014 yrs

Snowmass Paso Robles is a proven Futurity and National Champion male that is the son of Snowmass Matrix and out of Snowmass Sizlin Starz XX. Paso took the honors of being awarded Champion at the two most prestigious shows in the country at both the Futurity and Nationals and also at the International Alpaca Odyssey! He is the complete package in terms of looks and fleece and we can't wait to blend the genetics of this male into our Jeremiah and Jumanji lines! Snowmass Paso Robles offspring are hitting the show ring and winning multiple awards, including 2019 AOA National Judge's Choice Male, owned by Aaron and Connie Konrardy of Sugarland Alpacas! TOP 1 PERCENT EPDs for 2023

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 AOA# 31779470 Dark Fawn

Service Sire: RobAsia's Amadeus

Top 1% EPD's

RobAsia's Amadeus

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)White

AOA# 35089759DOB: 6/18/20168 yrs

RobAsia's Amadeus is a powerhouse of genetics on both sides of his pedigree. He is strong framed and correct in posture with a gorgeous phenotype. Ultimate coverage head to toe. He is following in his sire's footsteps with amazing density - RobAsia's Albus skin biopsy was the "highest S/P ratio ever tested to date" by Dr. Norm Evans. Amadeus has both density AND fineness! Amadeus crias are here, and they are STUNNING...just as we had predicted! He is consistently producing greatness in his offspring - with two of them winning banners in the Midwest Alpaca Fleece Show in 2021. We are excited for the quality that he is producing! Amadeus won Get of Sire at the Midwest Alpaca Fleece Show! Please contact us for more information, or to schedule your breeding to Amadeus today! **UPDATE - The sale of Amadeus is pending final closure. He will be leaving our farm in time for the 2023 breeding season. Schedule your breeding to him now!**

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 AOA# 35089759 White

Description

FBF Maid of Honor is the beautiful white female sired by Snowmass Paso Robles. Her dam is Snowmass Wedding Grace, a gorgeous daughter of Snowmass Best Man. Maid of Honor's lineage is stacked with powerhouse genetics. Her fleece is spectacular. It's bright, fine and consistent from head to toe. Her coverage is what we are all looking for, and she has a personality to boot! Last year she delivered a gorgeous female cria sired by FBF Kahuna's Optimus, the multi champion male and Judge's Choice winning son of Snowmass Kahuna Sunrise. His fleece is like butter. With a high frequency crimp style, full coverage, big bone and pleasing phenotype, he passed on these characteristics to Optimus. His fleece is extremely fine and dense - just like Honor's. This was a match made in heaven. The cria, who has been named, Perfect Little Story, has highly advanced fleece architecture, fineness and uniformity at such a young age. Her density is excellent, and she is gorgeous, just like her dam. She is the 'perfect little story'. Honor has been bred to RobAsia's Amadeus for a spring 2022 cria. This is a cria that we are expecting great things from. Honor is one female that should be a consistent foundation female. This pairing is the ideal genetic infusion, and I am expecting great things from this pairing. Amadeus' offspring have been looking spectacular. They are winning banners in the show ring and in the fleece shows. Don't miss out on this opportunity to add these genetics to your herd today. Top 5% EPD's Amadeus is in the top 1% EPD's

Awards

2nd Place, MOPACA Invitational Alpaca Show, 2018

Reserve Color Champion, Wisconsin Alpaca and Fiber Fest, 2018

2nd Place, Wisconsin Alpaca and Fiber Fest, 2018

3rd Place, Midwest Alpaca Fleece Show, 2018

3rd Place, WV Mountaineer Fleece Show, 2018

3rd Place, Illinois Alpaca Show, 2018

2nd Place, Illinois Alpaca Show, 2018

6th Place, RailSplitter Alpaca Show, 2019

2nd Place, MOPACA Invitational Alpaca Show, 2019

3rd Place, Midwest Alpaca Fleece Show, 2019

Updated 6/3/2022