DOB:  September 22, 2004

COLOR:  Light Fawn

ARI#  1100471

PEDIGREE: Peruvian

DAM:  PPPeeruvian Design

SIRE:  Snowbelt Robert the Bruce

STUD FEE:  $2,500

Amanda VandenBosch
April 30th, 2006 MAPACA
"This male in first place is the complete package. He has overall balance and presence, fine soft fleece with excellent brilliance. You could see when he walked in the ring that he has a good attitude. He was saying “Look at me.” He has a strong body capacity along with excellent density and good definition through out his staple. He had great length that followed along with the architecture of the staple."

Honus returned from his first Fall show appearance with a first and Reserve Color Championship! Once again he demonstrated what everyone is looking for in a breeding male....density, fineness, consistency in crimp, good bone density and strength, and the presence that calls attention to him. Even being shown only three times prior to coming to our farm Honus Wagner took the BLUE at all three shows and a Reserve Color Championship. In his final two shows before starting into our breeding program on our farm, Honus took two additional BLUE ribbons and a Color Championship at the A-OK Blastoff and the Alpacas in the Ozarks Show. What a great way to end your show career. Prior to coming to our farm in 2007 Honus was bred to only two females producing a fine, dense, and crimpy brown male and female cria. Honus is now bred to several of our foundation herd females all due in the spring of 2009. Consider Honus Wagner to push those crias up to a higher level.

Awards Received

DOB:  October 13, 2003

COLOR: White

ARI#  849142

PEDIGREE: Peruvian

DAM:  Avalon's Peruvian Celestial Dream

SIRE:  AFA Royal Peruvian Aristocrat

STUD FEE: $2,500

Another winner from Accoyo/Allianza cross female, Celeste, and 1/2 Accoyo Royal Fawn son, Aristocrat. Tri-Star is the third in a line of color champions, and he carries on this proud tradition. Tri-Star's bright white fiber has a pleasing soft hand organized in crimpy bundles that cover him from topknot to toe. His typey, conformationally correct frame completes the picture, making him a "Complete Package".

At his first show, the 2004 GMF, Tri-Star won the blue even though he had just turned 6 months old. And then, again, at the NIAE he took the BLUE as the youngest in the white yearling class. Judge Shannon McConnell states that his balance & Proportion were excellent & that his fiber was extremely bright and consistent in lock, bundles and fineness from front to back. Later, in that same show, he took 2nd in the Bred and Owned Yearling class in a competitive field of NIAE Color Champions! Once again, he was the youngest in the class!

Tri-Star has earned 2 COLOR CHAMPIONSHIPS, a RESERVE COLOR CHAMPIONSHIP and 10 BLUE ribbons. AT the MOPACA Invitational, Maggie Frieger selected Tri-Star from a field of 60 quality white males to be the Color Champion, citing his "elite fleece" as something we should all be breeding to achieve.

His first male cria Ozark Mountain General Lee is True Black and in his first three shows has won 3 BLUE Ribbons and 2 Color Championships. His 2007 and 2008 crias residing at our farm will be in the show ring the fall of 2008 and range in colors from White, Beige, Light-Medium-Dark Fawn and Light Brown. All carry that bright, dense, crimpy, long staple length, and bundled fleece of their sire Tri-Star. Try this elite male to produce his ribbon winning characteristics in your own crias.

Tri-Star stands stud at Ozark Mountain Alpacas in Arkansas from December through May. Tri-Star is co-owned with Avalon Farm Alpacas.

  Awards Received