Gorgeous harlequin

Howling Hill Magnificent Maise

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | Light Fawn, Medium Fawn, Light Silver Grey

Sire: Howling Hill Tonka Truck

Leopard appaloosa future herdsire

Howling Hill Tonka Truck

HuacayaMaleBeige, Light Fawn, Light Brown

AOA# DOB: 8/5/20168 yrs

It is written so often as to be cliche: "This guy was special from Day One." Well, sometimes we use cliches because they are so darn true. I found Tonka Truck on the morning of his birth and he looked like a week-old cria. He was arrow straight, he had huge, solid bone, coverage already, and a gorgeous head. His fleece was already fine, dense, and organized. Tonka Truck is only the 3rd cria born on our farm to our herdsire, Radar. Radar took a backseat in breeding last year, as we are actually moving to phase out studs that aren't grey or harlequin appaloosa. Well, this little dude probably just earned his sire a few more slots on the breeding roster. He is just fantastic. His dam, Stonyridge Arista, is a stellar producer, and her sons have been champions. This guy may well follow in his brothers' footsteps. Tonka looks like he is maturing to be just as awesome as I'd hoped, so he's officially off the sales list and into the Junior (REALLY junior) herdsire category.

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 AOA#  Beige, Light Fawn, Light Brown

Dam: HWR Kismet

One of my best; bred to MoM

HWR Kismet

HuacayaBred (Female)Dark Brown, Dark Rose Grey

AOA# 32660777DOB: 8/15/201311 yrs

Its not easy finding an outstanding harlequin dam with some age on her. Kismet is that girl. She came to me via Kitt in Sept 2021 bred to Man of Mystery and promptly delivered a super dense youngster (you just cant find the skin dense) with Dad's coloring and I was sold. Her boy Game Changer is a keeper. I showed him at GWAS and he got .... 1st. YAY! He may be homozygous. BTW. I bred her in 2022 and she slipped. I bred her in 2023 AGAIN to Man of Mystery for a 2024 cria (September due date) that I CANNOT wait to see. I have a bunch of harlequin females. Most of them for their future contribution to my spotted fascination but many of them struggle in the area of fleece but not in pattern or conformation. Kismet has something to offer in terms of fleece. And I look forward to seeing what she produces this year.... and next. And next. This GIRL. The potential for homozygous here cannot be understated. AND we know the outcome will be show worthy.

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 AOA# 32660777 Dark Brown, Dark Rose Grey

Service Sire: Willowwind' Tiger Sprite

Harlequin 7+" staple 10 mos.

Willowwind' Tiger Sprite

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Beige, Medium Fawn, Light Silver Grey

AOA# 36094486DOB: 7/27/20204 yrs

When you put two outstanding harleys together And each of them have their own special traits And the outcome is an amalgam of those traits Its awesome. Tiger Sprite Out of Pixie Cheetah (get it?) He had a 7+" staple at 10 months. That's right. Seven plus inches. He is bright. He is bundled. 20.7 micron - a little higher than he feels 4.2 SD We love him and we are keeping him. And we are going to prove him. He got a second place at Fall Fest in a multi Appy class - he is turning grey slower than most. But he is turning. See pictures. Solid boy Well conformed. You will be hearing more about him.

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 AOA# 36094486 Beige, Medium Fawn, Light Silver Grey

Description

Maize is a gorgeous female to behold. As they say, you cannot keep them all. Great mama. Excellent milk supply. She had her first cria in 2023 and he is glorious. Dad was Man of Mystery. Unnamed as of yet (it takes me an absurd amount of time to name babies). But looking fantastic. Is he homozygous? Due to his combined patterning - we think so but these things are a serious waiting game. Maize has a boat load of fiber on her compact sturdy frame. She has a very mellow easy temperament. Due to be bred to Tiger Sprite in early 2024 - this cria should be outstanding. Tiger's density and uniformity plus his outstanding display of long stapled fiber himself portend something special. (Tiger had a 7.5" staple with 10 months of growth year 1 and he is still packing it on.) Add in his proud presence to Maize's compact size and we think this is a match in heaven Maize's pedigree: Mom is Kismet. Dad is Tonka Truck. See links for more information. She is a light silver grey with wildly patterned light and dark fawn spots across her face and neck - is this what we refer to as Leopard? If not - it should be. Histogram is in process. Maize has a very even temperament. Sweetie pie to be around. Very easy going. And she turns 4 in September of this year - many years of production for this girl. Should you? We think you should. Please dont hesitate if you desire more information. Thx for looking !!!!!! Included: Man of Mystery Son Cute as a button and spotted himself. Homozygous? Very well could be - we see a blend of

Updated 12/20/2024

Offspring

Willowwind' Magnificent Mystery

Male1 yrLight Fawn, Medium Fawn, Medium Silver Grey, Light Rose Grey

Price

$7,500