Animal Details

Scientific Data

1/1/2010	AFD 15.7, SD 3.8, CV 24.4%, Fibers>30 0.6%
1/1/2017	AFD 21.7 SD 3.8, CV 17.7, %>30 2.3
1/1/2017	AFD: 21.5, SD: 4.0, CV: 18.8, %>30u: 2.5
1/1/2017	AFD 20.7, SD 4.1, CV 19.8, %>30 2.6
1/1/2011	AFD 17.2, SD 3.2, CV 18.6, Fibers > 30 .5%
1/1/2012	AFD 19.3, SD 3.6, CV18.6%, Fibers > 30 1%
1/1/2013	AFD 19.9, SD 4.1, CV 20.4%, Fibers > 30 1.6%

2010 Natl' CC & Blue Ribbon Jr. Herdsire

Accoyo America Troubadour

Alpaca, Huacaya, Jr. Herdsire (Male) | White

AOA #31477161 | DOB: 7/25/2009 (15 yrs)

Sire: Accoyo America North Star AC020

Dam: Accoyo America Tra La La

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Description

Troubadour is one of a kind with his fine and OH SO SOFT high character fleece,dramatic head, and upright conformation. Check out his awesome histogram numbers at three years of age while breeding! His pedigree combines the lineage of Hemingway and Caligula (El Nino). His Sire, North Star, won the Reserve Color Champion at AOBA in 2007. Troubadour is a 2010 Nationals Light Champion and won the Blue Ribbon in the 2011 Best of the US Jr. Herdsire Light Class. The Judges, Wade Gease and Babs Manion raved about his conformation and outstanding fleece characteristics in the show ring stating that these are the qualities that all breeders should be striving for in their breeding program. Don't miss out on this great opportunity. We are starting Troubadour's introductory breeding fee at $1,500. Troubadour began his breeding career in early summer 2012 and is expecting his first offspring in May 2013.

Awards

2nd Place 2010 Futurity April 20, 2010 - Amanda VandenBosch

Color Champion & [1st] 1st Place - 2010 AOBA National - Light Male - Halter Wade Gease

1st Place 2010 CABA Classic - Ruth Elvestad

1st Place 2010 Alpaca Western Extravaganza - Wade Gease

1st Place 2010 OABA Alpaca Fest - 11/7/10 - Judge Tim Lavan

2nd Place - 2010 Maryland Classic - White Yearling Male - 11/14/10 - Judge Jude Anderson

2nd Place - 2011 CABO Carolina Celebration - White Yearling Male - 02/19/2011 - placed behind first place only because of a shorter staple length due to late sheer date, every other attibute was equal to the 1st place winner- stated Judge Wade Gease - Also stated it was the "most competitive class of the show".

1st Place YWM Halter &

Updated 7/26/2023