Marathon's crias are now on the ground, and they are gorgeous! He has 15 crias so far, and all are awesome, and as of November, 2009, Irish Meadows has a new half sister of Golden Girl, and she is jet black, and sired by Marathon! Marathon has thrown a solid, spot free, jet black female cria! EIGHT TIME CHAMPION, as of April, 2008. All in Halter, Full Fleece. FULL ACCOYO MEDIUM FAWN! Marathon is one of a kind - this full Accoyo medium fawn male has "a next generation elite fleece," perfect head, bite and conformation. His fleece has a very high-amplitude crimp, is extremely bright, and well-bundled, with a long-staple length. Genetically, he is a fusion of Accoyo sires Caligula, Camilio and Auzengate (Australia). He has placed as Reserve or Color Champion in the first 8 out of 10 shows in his career, with 4 of the banners earned as a juvenile, all with blue ribbon wins. He placed as Reserve Color Champion at the OABA Alpacafest, Nov. 2007 with a shear date of July, 2007, competing in full fleece. We think this is a record for number of championships for a full Accoyo fawn male! This fantastic male has fleece of the future and will bring your breeding program to new levels. This full Accoyo medium fawn male tore up the show ring during his career. His progeny is doing the same. Check out Sister Golden Hair and Cadence from our site. Breedings with this stellar future herdsire will be extremely limited, and only 10 outside breedings are being offered his first year of production. Reserve yours today as they are going fast! Come see this guy and you will know why he has the record for highest selling price as a juvenile. Why not have Champions and Full Accoyo? Book your breeding today. You won't be sorry. The quality is awesome! Co-Owned with The Alpaca Group, NW and Alpacas of the Ark

A Snomass Peruvian Casanova daughter purchased at the 2005 AOBA National Sale in Salt Lake City, Utah, Shooting Star has developed into an attractive dark grey female--with no dark spots. Her uniform fleece shows good crimp, density and uniformity. Shooting Star gave us an outstanding grey male "Galaxie", from her mating to KPR Silver Legend. This July 13th cria exhibits ultra-fineness and density with a consistent dark silver grey color. He will be shown in spring, 2008. He took the blue at Spring Bling 2008. Galaxy continued in his winning ways, taking first or second in all of the spring, 2008 shows. He placed second in the yearling grey class at the 2008 Northern Illinois Extravaganza. His fiber continues to amaze us with its crimp character, fineness, and color! Shooting Star's beautiful female cria, Dior, from Aramani is a silver grey who will be shown in the fall of 2009. She has a great look and presence and wonderful fine crimpy fleece.

Irish Meadows' Reputation, wow, wow, WOW! Truly an extraordinary male with 26 banners, eight of those were won as a juvenile! As a yearling he had gone on to win 13 more banners, three of those being Judge's Choice! It's very possible Reputation could have earned many more Judge's Choice banners but he was competing against Irish Meadows' Elite Max at every show, a 27x banner winning white male, eight of those being Judge's Choice, who was also an AOA National Supreme Champion. Reputation has settled his first females, four of them being at Fun in the Country! - Fun In The Country's Gracious: Due 01/22/21 - Fun In The Country's Priscilla: Due 01/31/21 - Fun In The Country's Rhea: Due 01/31/21 - Fun In The Country's Mania: Due 04/19/21 Proudly co-owned with Irish Meadows Alpaca Farm!