Our first cria crop from Belvedere have arrived, the 2021 cria are turning out to be stunning! Very excited to add his genetics to the CMR herd! Our 2022 cria crop is stellar and we can't wait for the 2023 Shows!

I was looking for a particular female to breed to a stunning appaloosa male. For that I wanted fawn. I also wanted elevated fleece characteristics and a solid legacy of proven offspring. Dacia was my girl. This girl is 11 years old and her recent fleece stats tell the story: 19.4/4.4 Dacia has been bred to Que Sera's Kubota for a 2018 cria. Thank you Howling Hill for the opportunity to take advantage of this sire.

Chaca (as we call him) is cute as a button, mild mannered and a beautifully expressed harlequin male. His third year histo was a 19.5 micron with a 4.2 SD - meaning he is fine and has some stronger uniformity; especially for a HARLEQUIN. He is a bit smaller in stature and along with his mild manner makes him a dream to handle and a dream to be around. His Mom is one of our favorites; Limestone Creeks Cloudburst, a harlequin herself and Dad is Cashmere U-Topia who we believe to be homozygous. So two parents who have a higher propensity to throw the gene.... Cloudburst's dad is the celebrated Ringo Cloud, an Orlando Cloud son. Her genetics likely contribute to Chaca's finer and more uniform fiber. We think Chaca is homozygous as we have several of his offsprings now, and guess what? ALL spotted. Technically - Chaca might be one of the better harlequins our dear friends at Willow Wind Farm in Colorado have produced and he is an absolute cutie. We are offering Chaca alone for $9000 For the new breeder who may have a strong interest in entering the appy/harlequin world? If it were me? This would have been an unbelievable point of entry...