Champion Producing Medium Fawn Full Accoyo herdsire, now add the Legacy genetic line to that description and you really have something special. Now take the description and include his remarkable show career with Champion offspring, and the result is a male that can make a huge impact on a farm's breeding program. Placing in the top two positions at large Level V shows, this boy has been judged with all the top fawns in the country by the most experienced judges. Prince's cria have demonstrated his ability to pass along color, even through white dams and provide great fiber qualities and conformation. Prince's cria have included dark fawn, tuxedo gray, medium brown and black. He is throwing color darker than the dam 80% of the time! More importantly, his cria are consistently showing remarkable fineness (15-16 micron range) and award winning density. With 16 different Banner winners to his credit, he is earning quite a reputation for his production. Principe is an excellent choice when you are looking to add density, fineness, and crimp structure to you program. UPDATE March 2016 - HFAR Principe's Peruvian Selene takes First Place and Reserve Championship at the 2016 Railsplitter Alpaca Show! Contact us today to reserve a breeding to this spectacular male! We proudly co-own Principe with Deer Hollow Alpacas in Georgia.

Here’s another Oberon girl that demonstrates his ability to put dense, crimpy fleece on his offspring. With a great looking head and full coverage, Titania is a solid female now bred to Accoyo Principe Dorato and due in April 2011. Her price includes her 2011 breeding, so repeat this breeding for another half Accoyo beauty, or go for color with Georgetown. With our nationally recognized herdsires and their genetics, you won't be disappointed with your breeding options! We've started out with Accoyo Principe Dorato. "Prince" routinely produces cria with AFD's in the 16-17 micron range with lovely dense and crimpy fleece. You might consider MFI Peruvian Georgetown, a true black multi-blue ribbon winner and Color Champion to test her colorful genetic background. Another choice to improve fineness and keep her rich color would be Ferrari's Accoyo Enzo. With quality genetics, good conformation, and density, Titania represents a good choice for a foundation female.