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Tycho has found a new job: therapy alpaca! New Herdsire! Rose of Lima 2018 National Show
Jim Shaw and Barb Bernardi, Bruce Bernardi
5825 Grigsby Lane
Pleasant Plains, IL, 62677
217- 494-6580
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      IPRA Chancie Ann

      Huacaya, Female, Proven | True Black

      AOA# 32731132   D.O.B. 7/13/2013
      Sire:
      Mile High The Reverend Mr. Black 

      3x Champ, Multi Champion Black

      Mile High The Reverend Mr. Black

      Huacaya, Male, Proven, True Black, 3/4 Peruvian, 1/4 Chilean
      ARI# 838028 | DOB: 8/21/2002
      MILE HIGH THE REVEREND MR. BLACK HAS A NEW HOME IN THE MIDWEST!!
      Thank you Frank and Sharon Loner for allowing us the opportunity to bring Mile High The Reverend Mr. Black to our breeding program. We are very excited for the future and what he will bring. Mile High The Reverend Mr. Black is a Multiple Color Champion. The Reverend has produced award winning alpacas for Mile High Alpacas and their customers including multiple Champion, 2007 Futurity Grey Color Champion Mile High Deacon Grey. Th...
      Full Details
      | AOA# 838028  | True Black 

      Dam:
      Whistler's Coaletta Lynn 
      | AOA# 31455381  | True Black 
      Coaletta looks beatiful standing or grazing in our pasture with her gorgeous head and excellent conformation. Her bone structure is excellent, with a very square frame atop good sized legs. She has very bright true black fleece with lots of shine to it. Coaletta's sire is Chance, a superb herdsire from Whistler's Glen known for throwing outstanding cria. This is a line that is rare in the US and is highly valued by breeders of black alpacas. Coaletta's incredible sire Chance is now deceased making her even more valuable. Coaletta's blood line is rich in color and she should be a wonderful producer of colored cria. Other notable alpacas in her lineage are PPPeruvian Inca, PPeruvian Emilio, NWA, Ltd Senator Taft, CPeruvian Timo, and CPeruvian Columbine.


      Coaletta Lynn's first cria out of the Reverend Mr. Black produced a true coal black Coal Miner's Daughter on July 13, 2013. IPRA Chancie Ann has now joined our foundation herd and recently birthed her own cria, IPRA Jude Thaddeus.

      Service Sire:
      Snowmass Highland Amber 
      | AOA# 31140072  | Dark Brown 
      This STUNNING Dark Roan Stud with a brilliantly bright fleece comes from a highly selective combination of both Elite White and Color Genetics. His sire, the LEGENDARY Snowmass MATRIX, has fiber with the highest curve of Quechua Genetics. His maternal side is PACKED with color. Snowmass Amber Waves, Highland Amber's Dam, is one of Snowmass' Champion Dark Rose Grey females with both solid and Rose genetic lineage.

      Snowmass Highland Amber's has three stunning cria on the ground. The first is a beautiful true black female True Black Dam and the second a True Black Male from a True Black Dam. In summer 2016, Amber added a tuxedo grey boy (IPRA Graceful Highland Thistle) to his list of offspring. Amber stayed busy through the breeding season here at IPRA and we're expecting FOUR fantastic cria from him in 2017.


      Contact us today if you want to add Highland Amber's ELITE WHITE and COLOR genetics to your herd.


      Highland Amber's Fiber and Fleece Description
      Romney Lincoln
      FINENESS Grade B Baby
      BRIGHTNESS Grade A
      Excellent Staple length
      Beautiful Silky handle.

      Histograms
      Shearing# Date AFD SD CV %>30 CURV SPIN
      Fineness
      1 16.7 3.1 18.7 0.7 47.0 16.0
      2 19.5 5.4 27.4 3.6 36.0 20.1
      3 19.4 4.4 22.9 2.9 35.0 19.2
      4 19.3 4.9 25.4 2.9 40.0 19.5
      5 21.4 4.7 21.9 4.7 39.0 20.9
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      Description

      IPRA Chancie Ann is the 2012 true black cria out of our own Whistler's Coaletta Lynn and Mile High The Reverend Mr. Black. She has a good solid square foundation frame like her dam and great crimp evident in both her sire and dam. Chancie's was one of those cria that came into the world running and hasn't stopped since. Her nickname was Dancie Chancie because she was always moving. Though she's mellowed a bit as she's aged, Chancie is still inquisitive and often sneaks up on visitors to find out just exactly what they're doing.

      In her final show before retiring, Chancie took a blue ribbon! Chance was bred to Highland Amber and we were excited for the combination of these two genetic lines.

      Awards

      Fourth Place, Railsplitter Alpaca Show 2014
      First Place, Railsplitter Alpaca Show 2016

      Financing Terms

      Financing available, please contact for terms

      Offspring
      Trouble
      IPRA Obsidian
      D.O.B. 8/13/2020   (4 yrs)
      Huacaya, Cria Male| True Black
      Sire: Snowmass Highland Amber
       Dam: IPRA Chancie Ann
      In the middle of August, IPRA Obsidian made his appearance, with the fiber characteristics of his bay black sire Snowmass Highland Amber and his true...

      Prairie Rose Alpacas, LLC - Pleasant Plains, IL

      Updated 11/9/2023
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