Black dam, black sire.... and produces females! This proven mom epitomizes the meaning of "foundation female". Grace has produced two females for us out of two different sires. It doesn't matter who we breed Grace to, she never disappoints. Check out Autumn on our foundation list and Dark Dutchess on our sales list . ...

We named him "Crown Prince" for a reason. Out of our black AOBA Reserve Color Champion, Boadicea, he has the fiber and conformation to make heads turn. His dam Boadicea was the queen of the show circuit in 2000 with folks waiting at the ring to purchase her as she won yet another blue ribbon. We made the decision to keep her as part of our foundation stock. She has rewarded that decision time and time again with Champion cria. Dam to four cria with multiple Blue ribbons and Banners, she is just as important to Crown Prince's genetics as his famous sire, Snowmass Peruvian Casanova. Crown Prince has combined the best of his dam and sire to be an example of the fineness, density, crimp, and co...

Autumn has pleasantly surprise us with her ablity to produce high end cria. Her first cria, Crown's Peruvian Rozario is already a two time banner winner as a juvenile. Her second cria out of Legend's Perurvian Revelation of KPR looks to be another stunning junior herdsire. Bred now to our very own Jetson's Sir William and amazing rose grey 10X Banner Winner, we are looking forward to her third show stopper in 2013....

We named him "Crown Prince" for a reason. Out of our black AOBA Reserve Color Champion, Boadicea, he has the fiber and conformation to make heads turn. His dam Boadicea was the queen of the show circuit in 2000 with folks waiting at the ring to purchase her as she won yet another blue ribbon. We made the decision to keep her as part of our foundation stock. She has rewarded that decision time and time again with Champion cria. Dam to four cria with multiple Blue ribbons and Banners, she is just as important to Crown Prince's genetics as his famous sire, Snowmass Peruvian Casanova. Crown Prince has combined the best of his dam and sire to be an example of the fineness, density, crimp, and co...

"Diva" is a beautifully feminine medium brown with black points. Her mother, Mistic has won blue ribbons for fleece at AOBA and OABA. Her father, Northcoast Valentino is a quarter accoyo (El Rey) 5Peruvian Cappucino son. What a combination, and what a package! Diva adds a pleasant, inquisitive personality to these outstanding qualities to make her a favorite in the barn. Diva exhibits a fineness to her fleece that many lights and whites would envy, as well as density. She carries a high frequency crimp all the way up her neck. Even at 8 years of age shearers comment on her finest. Her production has included black out of fawn, dark brown out of medium brown, black out of blac...

We named him "Crown Prince" for a reason. Out of our black AOBA Reserve Color Champion, Boadicea, he has the fiber and conformation to make heads turn. His dam Boadicea was the queen of the show circuit in 2000 with folks waiting at the ring to purchase her as she won yet another blue ribbon. We made the decision to keep her as part of our foundation stock. She has rewarded that decision time and time again with Champion cria. Dam to four cria with multiple Blue ribbons and Banners, she is just as important to Crown Prince's genetics as his famous sire, Snowmass Peruvian Casanova. Crown Prince has combined the best of his dam and sire to be an example of the fineness, density, crimp, and co...

Brianna is a dark brown beauty that eiptomizes style and grace. She looks quite elegant with a touch of white on her chin and a thin white ankle bracelete. Solid bone density, wonderful conformation and a well-balanced presence all add to her stunning looks. Her beautiful fiber reflects the 1/4 Accoyo she inherits from her dam, Peruvian Fleurette who is 1/2 Accoyo; the daughter of Accoyo Grand Triumph and Peruvian Bondad. Brianna's histogram was 19.6 in 2005 and 20.6 in 2007. She has uniform crimp, full coverage from head to toe, density and fineness with a very soft handle. Brianna's sire 369 Peruvian Orion was 2002 AOBA National Black Male Reserve Champion. With Brianna's d...

BIG NEWS!! Chieftain returned to the PAOBA Breedes Showcase with four offspring that took blue ribbons and TWO Championship banners! In 2009 Chieftain was the Color Champion at the PAOBA Breeders Showcase...and Judge's Choice! With a Color Champion in brown...the oldest one in the championship class...and a Reserve Champion in fawn...the youngest, Chieftain demonstrated he has color, fineness, and density covered. Did we mention he was also the Get of Sire winner...go Chieftain! Another Blue. Chieftain has a strong, square frame with soft, bright fiber everywhere. Want crimp? He has it from his top knot literally down to his knees! His dam is our finest fibered colored female and his sire is the legend-in-the-making Six time Color Champion Peruvian Lancaster. What a great match-up this was for color and fiber! Chieftain's numbers from his 2007 histogram are MOST impressive, and even more impressive is his ability to maintain those wonderful fiber stats. Chieftain has earned Blue ribbons and Banners as a juvenile, yearling, and mature male. With seventeen Blues he has been judged by just about everyone and all agree...this is one awesome male. Chieftain has proven his ability to maintain his outstanding fleece characteristics even as a breeding male. During the Spring 2009 show season, he added two Color Championships (PAOBA and MAPACA), one Reserve Color Championship (Nationals), and the Judge's Choice Award at PAOBA. Judge Mike Safley compared him to a juvenile for the Championship at MAPACA and declared him the finest in the class. What a great compliment for a three year old! This is a herdsire you will want to breed to both your dark and light colors for fineness, density, and crimp. Judges put him at the front of the line for his combination of fineness and density. Isn't that what it's all about? ADD ANOTHER BLUE IN 2011: Chieftain placed first once again at MAPACA...this time in the fleece show. No wonder. His fourth histogram was almost iden