When we saw Mr. Butterscotch (we call him Scottie) for sale, it was love at first sight. He is the exact macho phenotype that we like, and best of all, he's wearing appaloosa fiber. With our first shopping spree for appaloosas, we spotted Scottie's sire, but were too slow to react. And now we're glad we did because Scottie appears to have all his sire's good features plus a few more. Mr. Butterscotch exhibits great conformation and fleece quality, especially in luster and staple length (with over 10 pounds shorn in spring '08). He won blue ribbons twice in Spring '06 in shorn classes and most recently in full fleece. At SEPA, the judge commented on the size and strength of this male and his soft, dense and crimpy fleece.

Aiko was a beautiful, medium rose grey harlequin. She had a great staple with loads of soft, bright fiber - not to mention, she was covered in fleece from head to toe. She had great confirmation, and her head was absolutely beautiful. She was the only registered offspring of TGA Mario - a ribbon winning, appaloosa herd sire out of a long line of spots including Senna's Zoey and 6Peruvian Century. Her sire's lineage also included big names like Peruvian Hemingway and 6Peruvian Bruna. Her dam, Zenith's Peruvian Kismit, was a medium fawn girl with some impressive names behind her as well. Her lineage includes PPPeruvian Royal Fawn, Majestado De Peru, 6Peruvian 007, and many more. Aiko was a phenomenal girl - one that we feel privileged to have had as part of our herd. Unfortunately, we lost her due to birthing complications. We are lucky to have 3 of her spotted daughters to carry on her memory in our herd. She was 6 for 6 when it came to spot production - definitely one of those game changing girls in the spotted world. She will be truly missed. Notable Offspring still on our farm: ELWD's Totally Bewitched - Heavily Spotted Appaloosa Elderwood's Voodoo Queen - Beautiful Harlequin, 1x Blue Elderwood's Maybe It Was Memphis - 5x Blue