Diosa (very pregnant) at 8 years old
Foundation Females
CP Diosa Light Brown
DOB 6/20/00
Dam: Peruvian Dulce
Sire: Maplebrook Fandango
Diosa means goddess and that she is. She received a 98 out of a possible 100 points for her fleece at Estes Park Wool Market, the highest we have heard of. Diosa carries her soft dense fleece from her topknot to her toes. She has a solid frame and produces babies easily, has plenty of milk, and is an attentive mother. You just couldn't find a better foundation female in living color.
Her crias are all show ring winners and her latest, Timbuktu (above), is a knockout. We have rebred her to Adrenalin for a fall 08 cria.
JFS Pandemonium Light Fawn
DOB 6/18/03
Dam: Derwydd Peruvian Muneca
Sire: MMR Pepano
Pandy is dense, dense, dense, and exceptionally fine. With a micron of 15.8, her fleece is soft and delicious. Her bloodlines are strong and not common - a real plus as we are seeing many farms getting boxed into a few abundant herdsires with no place to breed out. Pandy's first cria, Olivia ( fleece below), out of Adrenalin is a real looker with exceptionally long, fine fiber - no surprise there. Her second cria, out of Tobere
lone, was born in June and is also impressive.
Pandy is rebred to Adrenalin
Aztec D'Anna White
DOB 6/03/05
Dam: PPPeruvian Snappy
Sire: RFA D'Arcy
Dundee Farm is known for its color throughout the herd. But we just had to try one fabulous white, and so we bought D'Anna at the Canadian Futurity. Her impressive pedigree caught our attention, and was the window to the rest of her qualities. We love her overall look, b
alance, and conformation. She has dense bone on a solid frame covered in dense, soft fleece.
She came to us with her June 08 cria, Zamboni (right), a Snowmass's Saccoyo Artic Ice son. His three siblings took 3 first places in the white classes at the Canadian Futurity and one became color champion. We have great expectations for this boy, who at this young age, is very promising.
Sakura with her Axtion Jaxon 07 cria, Caledonia
Xan Peruvian Sakura White
DOB 5/26/97
Dam: Peruvian Sautee
Sire: Peruvian WhiteOut
Sakura is our oldest female and remains solid in her production of high quality colored crias. She carries a big frame and is built for making babies. Her dense fleece and long staple length is passed onto her offspring.
All of Sakura's crias have been award winners. Her '03 cria, Stonewall Jaxon, is a multiple Color Champion in fleece, halter, and composite. At the Great Western (the 2nd largest show in the country), her daughter Audrey took Color Champion.
Sakura is bred to Axtion Jaxon (AJ) for a fall '08 cria
Dundee ’s Jacqueline Jaxon True Black
DOB10/17/04
Dam: Dundee's Arabesque
Sire: CPeruvian Axtion Jaxon
Jackie combines two of the best black bloodlines: Axtion Jaxon and Chinchero. She is 7/8 Peruvian. Jackie placed second in her first show in a large class at the Great Western Alpaca Show. Subsequently, she placed first at Fall Festival, and 2nd in Topeka. She was part of the lineup that won Axtion Jaxon the coveted Get of Sire Award - very unusual for a black to win the Get.
Jackie has excellent conformation and dense fleece. She is bred to Augusto with the hopes of a dark cria from this impressive white line. Jackie is due in October 2008
Tina Nocturna above
Wolf Den Nocturna (Tina) True Black
DOB 5/16/03
Dam: Wolfspirit
Sire: Othello
Our two-time Color Champion Tina is as good as it gets. Her linage from both her sire and dam bring the bloodlines of Camelio, Geronimo, and Guillermo into full play. Solid conformation, the head of a champion, and soft, consistent, crimpy fiber always puts Tina at the head of the class.
Tina was bred to two-time Color Champion The Reverand Mr. Black (both were Color Champions at the competitive Great Western Alpaca Show in 2005) and produced a true black male, Katmandu - a boy with a promising future. In his first show, he took Reserve Color Champion - taking first out of fifteen impressive blacks and then the Reserve out of over forty black males.
Tina's second cria, Stormcat (right), is a true black Axtion Jaxon son. As the youngest in a very large class, he placed 2nd at the Great Western Alpaca Show.
Maple Sugar above and
left
HK Maple Sugar White
DOB 6/1/05
Dam: HK Melody True Black
Amadeus daughter, Javier granddaughter
Sire: High Plains Where Ravero Fawn
Super Sam son
Maple Sugar is one of our Canadian girls we imported to add exciting new genetics to our breeding program. Her lineage is from Canadian multi-Supreme Champion stock that has been proven many times in the show ring, including many "Get of Sire" awards. Sugar, and our other Canadian alpacas including Adrenalin, represents a quantum leap in our breeding program.
Sugar has impeccable conformation -a solid frame and dense bones, perfect balance and bite. Her fleece is dense, long, soft, and crimpy. We were hoping she co
uld give us the characteristics of white fleece with color. We couldn't have been more pleased when Sugar and Axtion Jaxion produced a true black cria, Daphne (sold to Fairview Farms). Breeders seeking true black color know how hard it is to go from white to black, and the remarkable results when it actually happens. Daphne (right) is a rare beauty.
Sugar is rebred to Axtion Jaxon for a September 08 cria.
Above, Brandy. Below, Kelty's fleece on day 1
HK Brandy Light Brown
DOB 8/15/04
Dam: HK Topaz Dark Brown (Javier daughter)
Sire: High Plains Amadeus
(descended from the Jolimont herd of Australia)
Brandy's fleece is long, dark, and soft. She is heavily boned and built for having babies. We imported her from Canada to bring in proven rare bloodlines and we were especially drawn to her color. Brandy recently presented us with her first cria, Kelty Khan, daughter of High Khan from High Plains Alpacas. Kelty's fleece is dense and fine, and she carries it on her robust frame. Kelty has been strong and healthy from day one and is one of the terror
s of the '08 baby gang here at Dundee Farm. At 3 hours old (right) Kelty holds her own among the herd.
Brandy will be bred to Axtion Jaxon in for a cria full of color.