Female

This striking Tacoma daughter possesses all his best qualities: balance, stretch, bone, lustrous fiber and easy temperment. Like so many of her siblings, she was a big winner in the showring, finishing her career just one Grand Champion short of her Halter Championship. But, we couldn't wait any longer to see what she would produce and she has not disappointed; her first cria was Song and Dance Man.See her 2011 cria on the "Cria page. She will remain one of our foundation females.

This stunning, straight, strong,sweet female is one of our favorites, coming from Kay Patterson's Hinterland program. She was a winner in the showring with her presence and fluid movement and she has proved herself to be a great mom as well, with loads of milk. Her offspring exhibit large bone, stretch and outstanding fiber.

This statuesque female came dressed to show off in her tuxedo and she has her sire's stretch and bone and her dam's sweetness and strong mothering instincts. Liza finished her show career with 24 ALSA points. She has given us three outstanding offspring since 2006 and she has just presented us with a stunning, black/brown Casino son in early fall, 2011. She is also one of our "keepers".

This is the llama we can always spot among the herd, even in twilight because she has a silvery, almost pale green luster to her fiber. She was bought for our program to bring the large bone, strong conformation and silky fiber that we love - and she has done it. She has abundant milk and a great mothering instinct and is here to stay. Her first four crias all proved themselves in the showring (following in mom's footsteps), and all are appys. Saage's 2011 cria, by Casino, is another stunner whowe feel will take his place with his other siblings in the winner's circle, starting in spring, 2012.

These are just a few of the many gorgeous girls at Baker & Company; we invite you to visit and see the others for yourself or contact us if you're looking for a particularly special female. We're happy to send photos, CDs or videos of any of our llamas.

Divinity was purchased at the Brant's last sale because she exhibits the very best of the Kantu-Keno cross that we wanted to add to our suri breeding program: straight topline, neck-to-the-sky, sturdy bone, gorgeous hooked ears and (wait for it...) suri fiber to kill for; locked to the skin with luster and drape and great coverage. She produced a lovely suri female by Barbarian in June, 2011.

Masquerade brings another set of genetics to the game, being a Peruvian Maximo and Piano Man granddaughter, and we feel she will be a great addition to our suri program. Masquerade presented us with a phenomenal suri male by Barbarian in July, 2011 (see the "Cria") page