PHI BETA PACA: ALPACAS of TAOS tm

Mile High Raquel Jaxon   

Pattern, 30661318, 1/8 Chilean, 5/8 Peruvian, 1/4 Other/Unknown

Wow! What a looker. Mile High Raquel Jaxon is really an indefinite dark and parts of her fleece are rose gray. She has joined the spectacular dams at Phi Beta Paca. Thanks to Sharon Loner for selling her to me. Raquel Jaxon backs up those va-va-voom looks with genetics that are enviable. Ruby Rose, her LSG dam, is the mother of the fabulous futurity winner Deacon Gray, who continues to rack up Championships. Ruby Rose's other daughters are multiple award winners and in Sharon Loner's Mile High Foundation herd! Raquel Jaxon's sire, Action Jaxon is so super sensational that I don't need to list his championship achievements.

Also in Raquel's outstanding pedigree are Caligula, Peruvian Millar, and CPeruvian Jaxon. Raquel will be bred in November 2008.

Call me at Phi Beta Paca tm if you are interested in purchasing her future cria! 575-751-9797

Hiot Stuff's proof is in the pudding, or rather I should say Offspring. Crimpy! Dense! Conformation! He is a pre-potent male producing better than himself with different dams. He orgles his offspring into alpacas you can't wait to take into the show ring. If you have a champion,reserve, or 1st place or 2nd in a large class and plan to show the offspring, I will make a deeper discount than my current promotional price.

HOT STUFF is a2X Reserve Color Champion for his fleece. And isn't that what we're breeding for? Hot Stuff took second at GWAS at Halter and a second place for fleece! At the halter judgeing, the judge said the blue ribbon winner yearling was denser, and that Hot Stuff was finer! At the yearling stage give me finer any time.
When Phi Beta Paca's tm HOT STUFF was two days old and I was searching for a name, all I could say was: "Wow! He's hot stuff." The name stuck. His fleece still feels like velvet at almost one year of age. His moth