Alberta Rose’s Chananza was a multiple Champion herdsire we acquired in 2015. He was heavily used in our breeding program for 2 years before passing away on February 14th, 2019. A Supreme Champion in his own right, his progeny inherited positive traits that allowed them to win many awards in return and a Get of Sire title. The Chananza daughters in our breeding programs, notably Dame Allure du DNA and Dame Auréo du DNA, have been gamechangers with their offspring. For that, we are forever grateful to have had the chance to own Chananza has one of our herdsires. Grandcrias of Chananza are still winning great awards in the showings. In our program, his granddaughters Miss Andean Shadow du DNA and Miss Andean Sunrise du DNA cumulated several championships titles and a specialty award for Best Brightness, while in Western Canada, his granddaughter Kalhua of Aurora was awarded Supreme Champion at the Alpaca Spring Show 2022. These 3 multi-champion females share somethings else in common: on their paternal side, they are granddaughters of Xanadu P. Resolute. A winning combination.

Adrenaline is a prime example of a foundation female! She is producing top class offspring that are the embodiment of the next generation we thrive to produce, and I strongly hope they will, just like her, impact our program when they come of age. Adrenaline is herself a very correct in conformation female with a good size, body capacity and alignments, to top it all with a nice head. All her crias has inherit that nice conformation and head style, with a look-at-me presence. Her fleece had micro-bundled crimp with a nice staple length and density. She started her breeding career with a BANG in 2018 when her first cria Aucean was born! This male had an incredible 7” long staple that was so well defined and that head! Aucean is a 1st place winner. It was only the beginning… Her 2019 male out of Magnus, Atlantik, might be the most masculine looking male we’ve produced… His amazing modern grey fleece got him a Reserve Champion ribbon. Aucean Breeze, the second out of four full siblings, expressed the same level of micro-bundling in his fleece, which obtained a score of 85/100 in fleece show, earning a fawn Colour Championship and Best Crimp award! Aceanie, the third progeny from that cross had a silkier looking fleece until her 1st shearing. It then turned out into that well-defined crimp style that judge Cathy Merkley praised, giving her the white Reserve Championship! Aucean Tides, #4 from Adrenaline and Magnus has big shoes to fill, but I somehow believe she will be up to the task whatever the ribbons!