Bob has his own web site! www.BobTheAlpaca.com Bob is standing stud at Southern Cross Alpacas in North Carolina. You can arrange a breeding by contacting Donna Wolfer at [email protected]. Breedings are being offered at a special rate of $1500! Where else can you breed to a 26-TIME CHAMPION at such a good rate? Contact Donna today!@ 26 CHAMPIONSHIPS PLUS 61 1ST PLACE BLUE RIBBONS! Still winning championships at 5 years old! Get of Sire - Winner! Bob just won this at Palmetto Classic 4/5/2009. Offspring just won Grey Color Champion at the same show! 28 cria on ground; 15 boys and 13 girls Cria Color Rose Grey: 6 Silver Grey: 5 True Black: 3 Bay Black: 2 Dark Brown: 5 Light Brown: 1 Medium Fawn: 2 Light Fawn: 2 Beige: 1 White: 1 By Major Color Group Grey: 11 Black: 5 Brown: 6 Fawn: 4 Beige: 1 White: 1 Therefore, he has thrown dark color (brown, black or grey) 22 out of 28 times, or almost 80% of the time.

We named him "Crown Prince" for a reason. We believe this guy could be the heir apparent to his legendary sire, Snowmass Casanova. Out of our black AOBA Res. 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. She is dam to Highland Oberon, a Reserve Color Champion and multiple blue ribbon winner (including AOBA), The Scotsman, a black Reserve Color Champion and multiple blue ribbon winner, and Highland Boudica, a multiple Color Champion. Crown Prince's first fleece sample came back as AFD 17.7; SD 3.8; CV 21.5; %>30 0.9....YES, A GRAY FLEECE. Crown Prince has combined the best of his dam and sire to be an example of the fineness, density, crimp, and conformation that is making him in demand even as he just starts his breeding career. He began last Fall's show season off with a bang! At the Empire Extravaganza he placed second to the Reserve Color Champ with the judge stating he had the finest fleece in the class. At the No. Illinois Alpaca Show, Crown Prince was awarded the Blue Ribbon in his class AND the Color Championship. Judge Jill MacLeod took very little time to select him as Champion. Crown Prince is consistently rewarded for his fine fleece that shows good staple length, crimp and density. We believe that he is certainly one of the finest Peruvian gray males on the East Coast. With confirmed pregnancies from the summer, this is the time to add Crown Prince's excellent genetics, conformation, and fiber to your herdsire options. Please contact us for further details. UPDATE: 1ST AT OHIO ALPACAFEST...LEVEL 5 SHOW...SOME OF THE BEST ALPACAS IN THE COUNTRY!!