| Thistledown Meriadoc Tundra | |
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Meriadoc, arrived on November 5,
2008 - nicknamed
Butterfinger at birth, as he has the colors of a caramel and chocolate
bar mixed throughout his blanket! Meri
is the full Peruvian son of Blush, a blue ribbon-winning true maroon dam
and Tundra, a multiple award-winning white son of Peruvian Presidio. His
sire, Tundra, covers black, and Meri has dark grey gums and a maroon dam,
so has strong potential to produce colored offspring. Meri's fiber is just
awesome - extremely dense, uniform, soft-handled, long-stapled and crimpy.
He has the fiber character and quality of a white, and won a blue ribbon
and Reserve
Championship in full fleece halter at his first show, the 2009 Level IV VAOBA Expo, when he was only 11 months old. He has been shown in performance and costume classes by a 7 year old child,
and is remarkably good-natured and easy to handle. If you are looking for a wonderful
Champion male with
the potential to upgrade the fiber of your colored dams, then this is your
boy. He has some of the best fiber we have produced in
our 9 years of breeding alpacas!
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| ARI# | Color: Fawn/White | DOB: November 5, 2008 | Unproven |
![]() Spring Blush |
Meri's dam,
Spring Blush, is the
full Peruvian maroon daughter of two maroon parents, with fine,
soft-handled crimpy fiber. Blush is a daughter of the maroon Champion King Crimson,
who has won numerous halter and
fleece awards at regional and national level, including Best Hand, Best
Luster and Best Brightness awards for his magnificent fiber.
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![]() Tundra |
![]() Meri's award-winning maroon half sister, Brigit, sired by grey Champion KPR Legends Challenger. |
Meri is sired by our award-winning full Peruvian white herdsire, Tundra, who has great conformation and coverage, plus beautiful fleece. His fiber has extreme character, luster, tremendous bundling and wonderful density. Produced from the ideal match, breeding the dam of "Show Me The Money" and "Silver Dollar", to Presidio, an outstanding Caligula son - his parents have already produced some of the best colored alpacas in the nation.
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![]() Meri, November, 2008 |