Grandsire is MFI Peruvian Candyman!

Fun In The Country's Aurora

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | Light Fawn

Sire: Barn Stormer

Harlequin!

Barn Stormer

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Light Rose Grey

AOA# 35246329DOB: 4/5/201311 yrs

A color carbon copy of his great granddam 6Peruvian Bruna, Barn Stormer’s modern rose grey/appaloosa/harlequin fleece is something to behold. The consistency within the colors is astounding and the frequency is anyone’s pasture. So VERY uniformed! An ideal male to breed to blacks and greys and even more spectacular for turning fawns into blacks and greys. Barn Stormer is the quintessential male for darkening a herd. His sire, MFI Peruvian Candyman, has produced many champion offspring. One of his offspring is the very well known KVR's Peruvian True Eye Candy (aka Ike). Candyman’s grandsire is 6Peruvian Accoyo Titan, who sold at the 2007 Breeder’s Choice Auction to The Alpaca Group NW LLC for a well-deserved $250,000. His grandsire is Color Champion producing, MFI Peruvian Black Mesquite! He’s earning the reputation as one of the best black herdsires in North America. His offspring are commanding top dollar at auction and are dominating the black classes in the showring and in fleece shows. Black Mesquite is a son of the well known black herdsire Peruvian Matador and one of Magical Farms top producing females Peruvian Hiedra. Notable genetics also include the following: CPeruvian Silvio, PPPeruvian El Moustachio, & PC Running Late. For more information regarding this animal please don’t hesitate to contact us!

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 AOA# 35246329 Light Rose Grey

Dam: Fun In The Country's Rosalita

Grandsire is CM's Rayo del Sol!

Fun In The Country's Rosalita

HuacayaBred (Female)Dark Rose Grey

AOA# 31498524DOB: 9/7/200915 yrs

Fun in the Country’s Rosalita, a stunning rose grey female! Rosalita has been bred to Avalon’s Jacob Black! ~ Due 04/19/21 ~ Her sire, Crescent Moon's Relanpago, is known for his incredible fineness. Her grandsire, Crescent Moon's Rayo del Sol, has won a Futurity Color Championship, two AOBA National Color Championships and five additional Color Championships. Half interest of Rayo del Sol was sold for $175,000… which makes Rayo del Sol the highest priced gray male sold to date. He has sired countless champion offspring and is one of the premier grey herdsires in North America. For more information regarding this animal please don’t hesitate to contact us!

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 AOA# 31498524 Dark Rose Grey

Description

Fun in the Country’s Aurora, a stunning fawn female! Her sire, Barn Stormer, has a modern rose grey/appaloosa/harlequin fleece that is something to behold. The consistency within the colors is astounding and the frequency is anyone’s pasture. So VERY uniformed! Her grandsire, MFI Peruvian Candyman, has produced many champion offspring. One of his offspring is the very well known KVR's Peruvian True Eye Candy (aka Ike). Candyman’s grandsire is 6Peruvian Accoyo Titan, who sold at the 2007 Breeder’s Choice Auction to The Alpaca Group NW LLC for a well-deserved $250,000. Her great grandsire is Color Champion producing, MFI Peruvian Black Mesquite! He’s earning the reputation as one of the best black herdsires in North America. His offspring are commanding top dollar at auction and are dominating the black classes in the showring and in fleece shows. Black Mesquite is a son of the well known black herdsire Peruvian Matador and one of Magical Farms top producing females Peruvian Hiedra. Her great grandsire, Crescent Moon's Rayo del Sol, has won a Futurity Color Championship, two AOBA National Color Championships and five additional Color Championships. Half interest of Rayo del Sol was sold for $175,000… which makes Rayo del Sol the highest priced gray male sold to date. He has sired countless champion offspring and is one of the premier grey herdsires in North America. Notable genetics also include the following: Crescent Moon's Relanpago, CPeruvian Silvio, PPPeruvian El Moustachio, & PC Running Late. For more information regarding this animal please don’t hesitate to contact us!

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Updated 4/29/2021