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Tom and Kim Wynn
448 Turley Farm Rd
Wytheville, VA, 24382
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Peaceful Heart's Summer Love

Huacaya, Female, Non-Breeder | Light Brown, Light Rose Grey

AOA# 32462173   D.O.B. 6/25/2013
Sire:
FWD Kubla Khan 
| AOA# 31012751  | Dark Rose Grey  |
Awesome color and fleece……full Peruvian son of Aga Khan and in deep rich color! 1st place VAOBA 2008, 2nd place MAPACA 2009 and VAOBA. Kubla’s sire “The Aga Khan” is an 11 time Championship winner and 5 time Get-of-Sire winner. He is descended from Shere Khan possibly the most famous herd sire in Peru, who sired the Vendagor/Capac line. Aga Khan has many award winning offspring who continue his legacy of success. Kubla is stunning and his rich color comes from his maternal side. His Dam’s sire is a TB and his grandsire is an award winning Dark Silver Grey. . See his Power Point or our website for more show results Blood tests 1/09 revealed a low level of Vitamin D and we have been giving additional supplements to strengthen/straighten his front legs. He has made a great comeback! 2nd Place at 2010 National Show. 1st Place CABO in 2010! Great Show record see his powerpoint and website.

Dam:
Peaceful Heart's June Delight 
| AOA# 31874847  | Light Brown  |
June Delight is our first cria from our dark brown beauty Henrietta Ruth. June was born with great conformation and a lovely crimpy fleece in a golden color. We love her "teddy bear" face, which she inherited from her sire, WA Nube Blanca, a beautiful white herdsire with the genetic lines of Peruvian Emilio, Peruvian King and Peruvian Timoteo.





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