Enzo is the "sleeper" in our amazing herdsire lineup. With Color Champions and Champion-producing males as part of our breeding program, it's hard for a guy who only has one Blue ribbon to his credit...even though it is a Blue at the National Conference against the best light color males from top breeding programs. When we saw his fiber at Nationals and then checked out his impressive genetics, we made the deal even before he entered the ring. To our delight, he won his class and was a serious contender for the Reserve Color banner. The Timberland program has been built around several outstanding males and females. Enzo combines the Sara line with Accoyo Victor (Sonora's Accoyo Ferrari), and Mariposa and Victor on the dam's side. This double dose of Victor has certainly produced the fineness, density, and bold crimp that allow Enzo to hold his own in our breeding lineup. With his first cria winning a banner and then a second at the 2010 Nationals, we feel like Enzo might finally be earning the respect he deserves. We were knocked off our feet when he delivered a rose gray female out of one of our black dams...with amazing fiber! Two other Enzo females were born on the farm last year, so his "dance card" began to fill up. This year he did it again...a bay black out of a dark fawn dam (no black in her background), and a modern rose gray out of a modern rose gray dam! That's the goal of owners who breed for color...add more fineness from a fawn and keep that beautiful rich color. The quality of his offspring definitely increases his breeding options in our eyes. Enzo is the perfect addition to a breeding program for the breeder looking for a male with nationally recognized Accoyo genetics, and the ability to provide the density, staple length, fineness and consistency in fiber a herdsire needs to provide. It appears that Enzo's added bonus is his ability to produce beautiful color with his fabulous fiber qualities. When bred to white, he produces white, but add a bit of color and you will get....well, anything from black to gray...consistently. Enzo's price is an indication of our retirement sale prices and not a reflection of the quality of offspring he is producting. He may be one of our most consistent color producers when bred to dark colored females! Contact us for details and more information on Enzo.

Diamonds is a Highland Oberon girl with lots of color potential. Her sire is out of our AOBA 2000 Black Reserve Color Champion, who is a multiple blue ribbon winner (even at Nationals!), and a Reserve Color Champion. Diamonds has bright, dense fleece (sheared over 5# of blanket fiber) with a bold crimp from skin to tip. We think she is a great candidate for our black Color Champion male, Georgetown, or either of our fawn males who are regularly producing color with exquisite fleece. We've started out with Accoyo Principe Dorato, the fawn Accoyo Legacy son who routinely produces fine fibered cria that go on to have great show records. Diamonds price includes her 2011 AND 2012 breedings, so avoid expensive breeding fees while still using a Champion male.