Gentle Breeze Alpacas

Sally South   

Medium Brown, 1102932, 7/8 Chilean, 1/8 Peruvian

Sally is a beautiful girl with crimpy, soft fleece. She has a nice typey build and good topknot. Sally's fiber is dense with consistent crimp throughout her blanket. Her grandsire is NGG Lional and her great-grandsire is is Peruvian Bueno. Sally's conformation and bite are perfect.

Her first cria, Gentle Breeze's Melony, is a soft, crimpy little bundle of solid brown fiber. Sally has proven herself to be an excellent mom. She has plenty of milk, and Melony's IgG was more than acceptable. Sally allowed us to handle and work with her cria immediately following her birth.

Sally is bred to Victor's Accoyo Ironman for her second cria due next summer. Ironman is a rare fawn full Accoyo who has already produced champion offspring and is an AOBA Nationals blue ribbon winner himself.

Sally gave birth 6/14/08 to an absolutly awesome medium fawn male cria, Ironlad. His conformation is stick straight and his fiber is unbelieveably crimpy and dense. His IgG was 2

Solar de Peru is the son of a fawn Alianza Peruvian Import. He is a full Alianza herdisre who passes on superior genetics, conformation, and fiber to each of his cria. He has several blue ribbon winning cria on the ground including Molly, owned by Suzan an dGene Hillhouse of Hummingbird Ranch in Grain Valley, MO and Cabellas owned by Donna and Ed Rutkowski of Alpaca Fantasy World in Maine, NY.
In particular, Solar passes on fiber filled faces, dense topknots and crimpy fiber with long staple length. We have been very impressed as to just how much improvement breeding to Solar can make in just one generation. Many of Solar's male crias have been purchased as herd sires at other alpaca farms throughout the state.
Solar de Peru's mom is Ppperuvian Sunflower, an import from the third Peruvian importation. And although Solar is white, he has a few fawn spots. We believe that this and his mom's medium fawn color is the factor in Solar's ability to pass on color when bred to color.