Moore Brook Aurora - For sale by Eagle Hollow Farm

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	Type: Female Huacaya Status: Open / Proven Birthdate: 8/26/2005 Heritage: Full Peruvian Registration: ARI Registered ARI #: 30351585 Color: Beige


		HA Skyla
		Medium Brown, 824923

		Maple Brook Diablo
		White, 810264, Full Peruvian
		Diablo is an award-winning, full Peruvian son of the legendary Peruvian Bueno. Diablo is big, strong and beautiful, and yet is a very gentle and sweet-tempered animal. He has head-to-toe coverage of extremely dense crimpy fiber with an average annual shearing weight of 12 pounds. Diablo is obviously very potent, because he always successfully settles his females with a single breeding. His dark pigmentation around his eyes, mouth and palate allows him to breed true to the dam's color. Most important of all, Diablo has a 100% record of producing ribbon-winning offspring!

Moore Brook Aurora

Listed at $10000 by Chris Mitchell & Joe Mascioli of Walton, NY

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Aurora is the "Full Package" according to those judges who have had the honor to meet her in the show ring. Plus, she's an extraordinarily gentle and intelligent girl who is a pleasure to work with. A granddaughter of Bueno, she carries high-quality genetics on a beautiful frame covered with exceptional fiber and she also has the most gorgeous head. Her 2008 cria "Rumble in the Jungle" was a favorite among the judges. Rebred to Rembrandt for another amazing cria next year.
Her 2009 Cria is a gorgeous female listed as beige but is now WHITE. See listing for Altona.
May 1 2012 We left Aurora open this winter but will be breeding her this June for another amazing cria.

Awards Received
2006 Empire Extravaganza. Senior show judge Jill McLeod said of Aurora's fiber "She is by far the softest animal in the class with wonderful crimp and density".
2006 North American Alpaca Show. Senior Show judge Mike Safley stated "This animal has buttery soft fiber". 5th place. beige yearling female.
2006 The Big E. 4th place, shorn yearling female. Jill MacLeod judging. Stated "Petite in stature but correct conformationally-I can't wait to judge her in full fleece".
2007 MAPACA Jubilee. Fourth place in a class of 13 animals that senior show judge Kevin O'Leary called "The Elite Class" as he invited the audience to look at these animals as they are "The Best of The Best". And that is was "a pleasure to judge this group".
2007 PAOBA. Second place behind "Simba's Kandy". Judge Kevin O'Leary stated "The only reason that this animal is in second place is because the first place animal showed up-this animal is elite! Soft,fine and beautiful. Conformationally correct.

Price: $10000