Meet Our Boys
VMA Kingfishs' Rachel - Rachel is a 3/4 Peruvian pinto color champion. She has super dense fleece that makes a beautiful rose gray yarn if you mix her brown and white together.
Penelope Gold - Penny is a wonderful example of what a mother should be. She has produced one daughter cria and one son.
Trillium - Trillium is a big boned 1/2 Accoyo daughter of Vengador. She has produced some champions in her lifetime, and we hope she continues to do so.
Rainbow Run's Glorianna - Glori is a beautiful black with white accents cria. She is Penny's first daughter. Her sire is The Scotsman, a true black champion from Highland Alpaca. Glori was been bred to Microsoft's Mordecai for a 2009 Spring cria. Check out her first - Teddy B.
Rainbow Run's Roman - Roman is a wonderful fawn boy. He is 1/4 Accoyo and 1/4 Alianza. His sire, PPeruvian Caesar, is son of the famous Caligula. Roman carries his grandsire's wonderful dense fleece and his sire's wonderful personality.
Rainbow Run's Danny Boy is a sweetheart to the bone. Nice soft fleece and a wonderful personality. He is coming up on his 2nd birthday and loves to have his neck scratched.
Rainbow Run's Teddy B is as friendly as his mother, Glori. Already a favorite at the farm he is having fun playing with our newest cria out of Trillium.(below) This boy's sire is Microsoft's Mordecai. He may have a tendency toward grey, but we are waiting to see if it shows up more.
This little boy "Rio"was born on 7/17/09. We are thrilled our Trillium threw a light fawn! His sire is Triumphant Sun. Big boned and straight. We have great hopes for this fellow in the ring.
Where quality breeding and loving care run together.
Meet
Our
Girls
Caesar's White Noise - White Noise is 1/2 Accoyo. His grandsires are Vengedor and Caligula. A large boned boy, just like his dam, with wonderful soft fleece. His personality is as gentle as his fleece. NEWS: Noise has his first cria on the ground and he is wonderful.
Micah is a wonderful medium rose grey male who makes fabulous "purple" yarn that is sold before we can even get it spun. Dense and long staple length make him a desireable herdsire and he has settled his first female this spring. We can't wait to see what he puts on the ground for us.