Rosehaven's Peruvian Silver Crown -New Herdsire at Windy Farm Alpacas December 2011! 3 Reserve Champions! We are very excited to have this wonderful male for breeding. Fleece 2013: Micron 22.2; SD 4.1; CV 18.6; 37.4 Curve **** 2010 News.... **** Silver Crown was rewarded a Reserve Championship at the 2010 Empire Fleece Event. The judge commented on the 1/2 point difference between Champion and Reserve and how impressed she was with the breeding programs happening in grey. Rosehaven Farm was thrilled. Rosehaven's Peruvian Silver Crown is a chip off the old block from Captain Nemo. He is a modern dark rose grey, that has a very even grey running through his fiber, zipper crimp. His handle is very soft. Jude Anderson who gave him his first blue, mentioned that he had the most even color and fleece she had seen in a solid rose grey. Silver Crown's first cria was born at Rosehaven Farm Sept 2012 - fawn female, "Silver Filigree," with gray points and bright, beautiful fleece! Silver Crown sired his 2nd cria, the first born at our farm: a beautiful Classic Rose Gray female, "Windy's Catherine," October 2012 by our dam, Leia of Tin (FOR SALE). Silver Crown's 3rd cria, born May 2013, is a Bay Black male, "Lenny," born to our customer's dam, "Lava Dancer" true black. 4th cria, born Nov 2013, Ms Mercer, a Modern Dark Rose Gray female, born to Jersey Girl. Looks like a copy of Silver Crown! 5th cria, born Nov 2014, Windy's Josie, a tightly bundled & tightly crimped vicuna pattern female, born to Nitamatak. 6th & 7th crias, Windy's Malcolm, (young herdsire) & Windy's Sandi (SOLD), both born in 2015. Both fine fleeced Red Brown males. Offering 2 months board, pregnancy confirmation & live birth guarantee. Fiber Data: 2010 - Mic 21.0; SD 4.1; Curve 39.1 2012 - Mic 25.7; SD 4.5; Curve 32.0 2013 - Mic 22.2; SD 4.1; Curve 37.4 2014 - Mic 23.9; SD 4.3; Curve 36.8 2015 - Mic 26.3; SD 5.2; Curve 34.5 2016 - Mic 25.9; SD 4.8; Curve 32.5

We thought Snowberry was as white as snow until a fiber person, who was skirting her fleece, told me that her back was a very, very light silver. This would make sense since her dam is a silver grey and her sire a light fawn. She has a slight touch of blue in her eyes, so we have only been breeding her to dark colors. No problem there, we have some solid beauties, that's for sure! We also decided to keep the family "berry" name going from Teaberry and her dam Hollyberry. Her sire is Brookhollow's Alonzo.