CCNF Iron Maiden (Maddy) is the first female out of Heavy Metal, who in turn inherited his impressive fleece qualities from the Peruvian Incan Magic line and its famous ultra fine matriarch, 4P Amanda. Maddy presented us with a beautiful female sired by CCNF Cameron, the 2007 Futurity, NAAS, and MAPACA Champion Black Male! The combination of Iron Maiden's deep grey color genetics and fineness with Cameron's outrageous density and architecture resulted in Alpaca Road's White Line Fever who won 1st place in the Mapaca 2012 Jubilee Spin Off. Maddy has since presented us with several more cria, her lastest being - Alpaca Road's Buena Vista. Vista was sired by our very own Alpaca Road’s Rocky. With all the greys in her background she has the potential to produce grey. Vista has grey markings on her legs and ears. Maddy was bred back to Alpaca Road's Rocky for a 2016 cria. We also offer free breed backs until Maddy has another female. This is pretty good odds as 90% of her cria have been females.

Now standing stud at Secret World Alpacas. Contact Jennie Mezick - 410-310-9423 - Preston, MD 21655 In the Fall 2012 Shows, CCAP Principio's Pale Ale (Pale Ale) took two Blue Ribbons and two Color Championships! In his other two shows in Fall 2012, he stood behind the eventual Color Champions or Reserve Champions! Looking for a herdsire with AMAZING FLEECE? And his fleece has that wonderful soft, spongy feel! At the 2012 PAOBA Alpaca Breeders Showcase, the judge gave Pale Ale the Blue Ribbon, commenting that he had highly organized, dense, fine fleece with consistent character over his entire body. Against TOUGH COMPETITION in a large class at MAPACA and combined classes at the Minnesota Alpaca Expo, Pale Ale took a very convincing 3rd place at both shows, with the judges commenting on his spot-on conformation, his dense fleece, well-defined and consistent character, and fineness. The judge never needed to look a 2nd time! Pale Ale was the clear choice winner in Yearling Medium Fawn Males at the 2012 Best of the U.S. Alpaca Show in Columbus, OH. WOW! Density, character, fineness, brightness, conformation, genetics! CCAP Principio's Pale Ale has it all! And the judges are taking note of these positive traits as Pale Ale placed at the top of the lineup Fall 2011, finishing 2nd to the eventual Color Champion at the 2011 Royal Alpaca Challenge (our very own CCAP Golden Rumm), and getting pulled up for serious consideration for Reserve Champion! Pale Ale got close consideration for a Blue Ribbon at the 2011 OABA Alpacafest (losing by "a hair" on staple length) and getting a solid look for Reserve Champion from 2nd place, at the 2011 Kentucky Classic.