RETIRED

MFI Divine

Alpaca, Huacaya, Bred (Female) | True Black

Service Sire: Lace's Peruvian Black Lance

Champion + Fineness!

Lace's Peruvian Black Lance

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Bay Black

AOA# 846259DOB: 5/13/200321 yrs

We are very excited about the future with this outstanding male. Lance is a total package: great presence, handsome head, typey/strong conformation, and beautifully lustrous and crimpy black fiber! Take a look at his impressive histogram! This ultra-fine fleece would be exceptional on a white fleece, let alone a black one! Lance makes available genetics from some of the finest black and grey males in the US today, including Peruvian Silverado and CPeruvian Jaxon. Lance's first crias have hit the ground. Most are darker than the dam and most are TB. They have the crimpy, bright fiber we'd hoped to get. Peruvian Black Lance stands stud for outside breedings at Avalon Farm Alpacas from June through October. Make your reservation(s) now for 2008 Summer and Fall breedings in Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula! Ask about Avalon Farm's Special Program of DISCOUNTED "CUSTOMER" AND "PRIORITY" STUD FEES!. Our breeding contract includes: 60 DAYS FREE BOARD for dam and the cria by her side AND a 30 DAY LIVE CRIA GUARANTEE. "Drive-By" and Mobile breedings may be possible by special arrangement...call or email for details.

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 AOA# 846259 Bay Black

Description

........... RETIRED-REFERENCE ONLY........... Divine is loaded with grey and dark genetics! She is a nice, solid female with good coverage and a distinctive curly top knot. Divine has been a very good mother to her crias, attentive and producing ample milk. When bred to Peruvian Matador, she produced Avalon's Midnight Lace a true black blue ribbon winning female. Bred to our rose grey herdsire, Avalon's Durango, she produced Avalon's Silver Shadow, a medium silver grey, blue ribbon winning male with bright crimpy fiber. Divine was bred to our Black Color Champion, Lace's Peruvian Black Lance for an October 2006 cria. As we'd hoped, the result was a fabulous, true black female. Unfortunately, the delivery was a breech and we were unable to deliver the cria in time to save her...heartbreaking for us and for Divine. Because of the difficulty of the delivery, we decided to leave Divine open until 2007. We have decided to breed Divine to our newest black herdsire, Our Peruvian Black Jag, to see if we can pull out their combined grey color genetics. We hope that Jag's exceptional fiber characteristics, typey conformation, and black and grey color pedigree will come together with Divine's black and grey color heritage to produce another high quality black or grey cria!

Updated 9/6/2009