Oak Lawn Alpacas

LVG Spicy Lady   

Bay Black, 30019013, 1/8 Chilean, 7/8 Peruvian

Spicy Lady has decent crimp and wonderful handle on her fiber. She has very good leg coverage with the fiber covering her front toes. Her mothering abilities are outstanding and is an excellent milker. She carries the Accoyo/Alianza cross that has been widely used. Her grandsire was AFA Peruvian Nevar who was sired by PPPeruvian Cordero.
Spicy Lady’s 2009 true black daughter had a very good juvenile show season placing in every show she entered including a 2nd at GMAF and 2nd at Spring Bling. She gave birth May 24 to a dark brown girl sired by our blue ribbon herdsire Ark’s Zephyriah who is very fine fleece and has excellent stature and conformity. She has been bred for 2011 to AG Peruvian Alejandro a 2X Color Champion from Hiben Hollow

Bay Black/Black (color checked both bay black and black at shows in 2006) son of 10 times color champion, Zephyrus (The Cria Barn at Cranberry Creek, Ohio and Sunset Hills Alpacas, Pennsylvania), this outstanding young male did well in the show ring in 2006, never placing out of the ribbons and winning a blue at the GMAF, Madison, WI. and IAOBA, Peoria, IL.

This male has very dense, very fine, crimpy fiber with high frequency crimp. The fiber analysis of a randomly selected sample gave him a 17.7 mean fiber diameter! His very dark color is in contrast to his fawn sire.

Recent skin biopsy done by Dr. Norm Evans shows a density of 61.25 follicles per SQ MM and an SP ratio of 12:1. This places Zephyriah well above the average alpaca which Dr. Evans reports as 39.75 follicles per SQ MM and ratio of 8.75:1.

Oak Lawn Alpacas are pleased to co-own this award winning herdsire with Jim and Linda Stark from Alpacas of the Ark.

Zephyriah has 14 offspring on the ground