ELITE MAXIMUS IS CLOSED TO OUTSIDE BREEDINGS AT THIS TIME At 12 yrs old his 2013 histogram is STILL 19 micron! The Elite Maximus is one of those few animals who possess instant name recognition in the alpaca world. His reputation as a herdsire, and before that, in the show ring, is second to none. For many years he was the linchpin of Park View Alpacas' huacaya breeding program, and his many offspring have carried his low micron count and incredibly dense buttery fleece to victory in the showring. In 2011 Park View Alpacas went to the AOBA National Show with four huacayas that had been sired by The Elite Maximus – they we MAXED out! 1st Place Get of Sire! 1st Place Produce of Dam! Judges’ Choice Female Huacaya! We don’t believe any other Huacaya breeder has ever matched these results. Two of his offspring were available at the 2011 Prestige Alpaca Auction, including 1 of his Judge’s Choice daughters – Camilina. This was a unique opportunity to add this particular combination of genetics to your herd! All told, offspring of The Elite Maximus have earned 25 Color Champion and Reserve Color Champion banners, 4 Judges’ Choice Awards, and 2 IAO Best Head awards. That’s just for halter classes. In fleece classes you’ll find a Supreme Champion, 6 Color and Reserve Champion banners, Best Crimp awards and Most Uniform Breeding Program awards. And of course, that’s just to date. Next year is coming! The list of The Elite Maximus’ offspring and their accomplishments is considerable. Of most immediate recognitions were the Prestige Auction headliners, Camilina, who sold for $55,000 as a 2nd Generation Color Champion and Judges’ Choice female huacaya. Don’t forget Cambria, who sold for $20,000 and 2011 International Alpaca Odyssey Best Head and highest score Walking Fleece winner. The Elite Maximus started his illustrious show career when he was only 8 months old, winning Res. COLOR CHAMPION at the 2002 Columbia Alpaca Breeders Association show. He then went on to win the JUDGE’S CHOICE Award at the Canadian International Fleece Show and the 2006 AWE fleece show. The Local, Regional, National and International awards and ribbons started stacking up from there! The Elite Maximus transitioned from the show ring to herdsire, that those awards were just the beginning of an amazing, award-winning dynasty? With the 1/2 interest sale of The Elite Maximus with our new partners, Irish Meadows Alpacas, we have decided to close The Elite Maximus to outside breeding. We do and will have many females now bred to him and offspring on the farm for sale. Stop by and take a look! You won't be disappointed.

This gorgeous, leggy full-Peruvian, half-accoyo medium fawn darling looks really showy. She has an amazing luster to her curly crimpy fiber. She is out of a grey dam and is a Nic Nac graddaughter and Black Magic great granddaughter. She seems to have gotten the best of all worlds. She has Black Magic's luster and Accoyo Express's soft dense crimpy fiber. Her fiber must be seen to be believed! Carousel has placed first and second in her first 2 shows (before and after the same Magical Farms animal), and just got her first color championship this fall in a large class! She will be bred full accoyo late this fall. That cria will be fantastic! Update: During shearing this year, 2006, Mark L was shearing Carousel and stopped the shearing operations to comment on the beauty of her fleece, and to insist we save it for show. So we did! Carousel sheared 9 pounds in April of 2006, and we left leg coverage on her. Update: On October 8, Carousel delivered a dark fawn 3/4 accoyo female! On October 11, Carousel delivered a very nice male out of Accoyo Stratosphere. See Javelin on our sales list. He is the total package! Carousel is now bred to Accoyo Fawn Connery, for one of his first crias. That 3/4 Accoyo cria should be awesome!