Nemo is as rare as they come... Full Peruvian, solid dark rose grey!!! This male has it all...color, fineness, crimp, charisma, presence, and attitutde!! His fleece (18.6 micron) has a uniform fine handle and crimp. He has consistent grey fiber throughout his blanket. His sire, 5Peruvian Santana, is an AOBA 2000 Blue Ribbon winner in halter competition and the AOBA 2003 and 2004 Blue Ribbon fleece. His dam, Dona Perias, is the 2001 PAOBA Breeders Showcase Reserve Color Champ for grey females. Her sire is 6Peruvian Dom Timbo 5042, a superb dark silver grey hersire owned by Magical Farms. This guy has inherited the best from both parents with impeccable fiber, conformation and presence. He gets more grey with each passing month. So put Captain Nemo at the helm and steer your breeding program on the right course!! he will be working shortly and will be limited to 10 outside breedings a year. So call and reserve a breeding today. The fee will go up as the cria hit the ground.

VITAL STATISTICS

Type: Huacaya

Status: Uproven

Birthday: 6/26/2003

Heritage: Full Peruvian

Registration: ARI Registered

ARI #: 849790

Color: Dark Rose Grey

LINEAGE RECORD

6Peruvian Dona Perias Medium Rose Gray, 815031, Peruvian This exceptional female has superb conformation and fleece, as evident when she won the Blue Ribbon and Reserve Color Championship banner at the 2001 PAOBA Breeders Showcase!! This was her only show...

5Peruvian Santana Medium Brown, 812450, Full Peruvian Santana has paased the test with three different judges awarding him first or second in his halter class (large classes, we might add!). Even without his commanding presence, his fiber has been regarded as exceptional with a 2nd place in the 2002 AOBA National Conference Fleece Show and a 1st place in the 2003 and 2004 AOBA fleece shows! He has uniform, dense fiber with loads of ine, high frequency crimp. His presence in the field shows the pride and conformation that mad him stand out in the East Coast's tow biggest show. Combined with his limited background in North America, his is a valuable addition to any farm's genetics. We lov ehis rich mahogany color that may have been responsible for his ability to produce black and rose gray. Contact us for a fiber sample and additional photos. Cria on the ground are everything you would expect from a first class herdsire. (Black from gray dams, brown from a white dam, and bay black from a brown dam). Santana has produced his own first.

FIBER ANALYSIS

Micron Count: 2004: AFD: 18.6; SD 4.4; CV 23.6; %> 30:1.5

Shearing Weight: N/A

Click Here: More Photos 2005 1st Prize Photos

AWARDS RECEIVED

1st place: 2005 Alpaca Heritage 1st Place yearling male, 1st Place best huacaya male, 1st place best Huacaya and Champion best in show

1st place: 2005 SEPA Show 2 yr old Gray/Multi Shorn (class of 8)

2nd Place: 2005 Paoba Breeders showcase Yearling halter Multi Class

1st Place: 2005 Mapaca Jubilee DRG Yearling Halter

1st Place: 2004 Paoba Breeders Showcase

1st place: 2004 AOBA National Conference (shorn)

1st Place: 2004 New York Empire Extravaganza

2nd Place: 2004 New York Empire Extravaganza Bred and Owned

3rd Place: 2004 Ohio Alpacafest (all grays)

Stud Fee: $2,500 Introductory Special

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Update:

Nemo took the Blue Ribbon at the 2005 Mapaca Jubilee, Judged by Julio Sumar. He stated that Nemo had the finest fleece in the class and a very nice macho head. This is an honor coming from this world famous judge.

Nemo has launched his breeding Career and has settled his first love, she now is spitting violently at him... Oh the life of a herdsire!!!

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