Belleauwood's Snowball

Sire: DPA Quetzal
Reg1: 187000 Medium Fawn
(S) Pperuvian Timoteo G4565
(D) Ppperuvian Cornus 4722

Dam: MFI Peruvian Mallory
Reg1: 811707 Medium Fawn
(S) 4peruvian Matador 6030
(D) Pperuvian Mayiena B4189


BREEDING STRATEGY:

Fleece: high curvature crimp - vicuna style. Fineness(9)/ Handle-Uniformity(9) / Weight-Density(8.5)/ Staple Length(7)/ Brightness(8.5)

Color Genetics: Pedigree (fawn, black) Progeny (All Colors. Very good at pulling gray from brown with gray parents - more likely to produce bay black than true black)

Pheonotype: Very proud presence that passes to crias.

Bloodline: Quetzal, Timoteo, Matador

Strengths: Produces very fine crias with excellent show presence.

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When you think of the top echelon of fawn males in the U.S., it is impossible to not to think of Monsanto. Monsanto was the 2003 Fawn Champion at AOBA Summer Nationals (Halter) and 2003 MAPACA (Halter). Monsanto’s elite fleece beat some of the best alpacas in the world to take these top coveted awards. In addition to spectacular fleece and conformation, Monsanto has pedigree to burn. He is the son of Magical Farms gorgeous herdsire, Quetzal. He is the grandson of two of the greats – on one side Monsanto has the incomparable Accoyo Timoteo who Don Julio Barreda sited as one of the top three most influential huacaya males to ever leave the Accoyo Ranch. The Timoteo line has long been one of my favorites. Monsanto’s maternal grandsire is the gorgeous black male, Matador (sold for $70k at an older age), who has sired countless champions including MFI Peruvian Black Mesquite. Monsanto also has many champion close relatives including full borther, Magnar (Magical) and 3/4 cousin, Charles P. Atlas (Whistler's Glen).

Monsanto's crias are being born now, and they are truly amazing. To date, they range in every color including black and gray.