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Copper Star Alpaca Farm

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    HA Betty Davis Eyes

    Huacaya, Female, Proven | Medium Silver Grey

    AOA# 31973724   D.O.B. 4/24/2010, 1/2 Peruvian, 1/2 Chilean
    Sire:
    HA PERUVIAN SHADES OF GRAY 
    | AOA# 814943  | Medium Rose Grey  |
    OABA ALPACAFEST 2001 FULL- FLEECED GREY HUACAYA ADULT MALES
    Color Champion Pennsylvania Breeder's Choice Mixed Male Yearling
    1st AOBA Nationals
    WESTERN OHIO TRIPLE CROWN RESERVE CHAMPION MIXED MALE YEARLING

    Sire: PERUVIAN SILVERADO #9042 | ARI# 800670 | Medium Silver Grey
    Dam: PERUVIAN SIENNA #4985

    Dam:
    AFH Garbo 
    | AOA# 437430  | Medium Silver Gray 
    Price:

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    Description

    This female is stunning. Her pedigree is almost entirely black and grey with a little bit of fawn from her grandsire, Vyrtual Reality. We are reluctantly placing Betty on our sales list, mostly because we have her granddam and we are keeping her first cria. Her first cria, sired by Dorian, is a knock-out, beautiful dark silver grey girl. Currently bred to .38 Special. Betty is an excellent addition as a foundation female to any gray breeding program.

    Betty sells with a breeding to any unrestricted CSAF herdsire.

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    First Place, 2010 OABA
    Fourth Place, 2011 NAAS
    Fifth Place, 2011 NE Expo

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    We can offer financing options with 25% down.

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