Sales

Evie is the farm's greeter; everyone gets a kiss! She comes out into the barn at
feeding time and makes sure we do things right! She is a stunning Tacoma
daughter out of our lovely silvery Saage and her fiber is exquisite ( she was
Grand Champion, Walking Fleece Single Coat at the Indy Open). Evie is a dilute
appy with great lustre. Conformationally she has a straight topline, elegant neck
with great ears and sturdy bone. Evie will not be an overly large llama but will
always exhibit great balance. She is so docile and would be great in performance
and PR and will provide fabulous fleeces. Her mom is a good milker and has no
birthing problems. Evie deserves strong consideration.

This picture of Champagne was taken at 13 months of age! She is the
product of our two-time Top 10 Grand National male, Laski, and
Freeda, a huge Eclipse granddaughter. Champagne had a great first
year in the showring (check her out in the Winners Circle); she has
great balance,stretch and fluid movement off both front and rear legs
and is topped off with dense, silky champagne-colored fiber that just
shines! She still has time for more showing and, with her size, will be
ready to breed by Fall 2008. She has a sweet temperment and should be
a great mom; her dam is "two tanks" of milk and an easy birther. She
can sell bred to one of our studs, if desired.

Tipper was born on the farm, sired by a La Raya Peru* son and a Zorro
daughter - two legendary names in the llama world. Tipper has a big,
athletic frame, as expected from her lineage, and has dense, crimpy fiber
with a platinum streak from the back of her head down to her tail. You can
see how "square" she is and that she has "killer" ears! Although a beautiful
gal, she didn't enjoy the showring - too laid back. But she should make a
great mom (her dam had abundant milk and always produced huge
babies). Tipper is one of the farm sweeties and would be a lovely addition
to any program by bringing some incredibly strong, proven genetics. We
will be glad to breed her to any of our super studs prior to sale, if you wish.

This picture was taken at three months of age - just look at the
presence that Elizabeth has. And the straight topline, square
shoulder/neck juncture, high tailset, and lovely curved ears! She moves
, or should we say "glides" so gracefully. Her fiber is single coat and
incredibly silky with nice wave. But we expected nothing less from
Tacoma and her dam Go-Go, a large paint, Zorro granddaughter that
we are retaining in the herd. Elizabeth will start showing in Spring
2008 and we have no doubt she will be a winner. Wouldn't you like to
be the one leading her?

This young beauty shows great promise; she has her sire's presence
and bone and her dam's dense fiber and beautiful neck and head and
the most feminine face we've seen in a long time. Laski is a
Camanchero son and was twice Top Ten at the Grand Nationals.
Honey Buns was a show winner also but has spent the last several
years producing ever more gorgeous crias and she will be kept as one
of our production females. Nona will make her debut in Spring 2008
and you could be the one presenting her!

Parfait: creamy vanilla covered with lots of dense,dark, silky chocolate.
This little girl is just delicious! Parfait has great stretch, balance and bone.
She is so correct in so many ways: excellent shoulder/neck juncture,
straight topline with a high tailset, banana ears and a tempting personality.
Her sire is an ALSA Get-of-Sire Champion and Halter Champion. Her dam
is an El Fuerte granddaughter and one of the largest, most correct llamas
on the farm, with lots of milk and strong mothering instincts. Parfait will
start her show career in Spring 2008 and it should be a "sweet" one