Star's Formal Attire

Numerous crias on the gound so far. colors so far BB,TB, MSG, DSG, DB Rising Star has taken the show ring by storm. He is a true champion. His conformation and fleece is near perfection. We are very proud to show this boy in the ring. We have been told by countless judges and numerous spectators how unbelievable his fleece is. And complimented by some of the top breeders in the country. When Star enters the ring you know just by his stance that he too is proud to strut his stuff. Once his fleece is parted and his breathe-taking fiber is exposed it is easily apparent why he is often at the top of his class. He is sure to challenge his father's show career. SIRE: During the 2005 and 2006 show season, AofO Silver Celebration competed in the show ring winning more blue ribbons and championships at AOBA certified shows than any other Alpaca in the history of the industry. To date he has won 23 Blue Ribbons, 21 Championship Banners, including several Bred and Owned and Judges Choice awards competing against all color classes (even white!). Yes, Silver Celebration has competed against champion whites, and has beaten them. Countless breeders and judges agree he has taken the Alpaca industry to a new level. AND NOW RISING STAR CAN MAKE THAT CLAIM ALSO. HE WAS AWARDED BEST IN SHOW!!!! Silver was born very dense and crimpy, his skin could not be seen through that mega dense fleece that looked like very tightly packed Berber carpeting. Silver's owners had seen nothing even close to the same fleece characteristics on another Alpaca……..until now! They say Rising Star exhibits all the same characteristics that Silver had at an early age. Solid bone, compact frame, typey head, and of course that amazing fleece. At the National Champions Alpaca Show in Springfield, OH The judge said he was the total package, dense, fine, crimpy with great conformation. Star has begun his breeding career. If you are interested in bringing his superior genetics to your herd we look forward to hearing from you. Star's first cria's have hit the ground and are looking like future champions.