Columbia Mist Alamar's Eleonora

You may buy Eleonora for $4,140 (40% off market value) during our Retirement Sale!

Eleonora is a large girl with a good frame and nice bone and typey head with a good bite. She has 3 generations of all white ancestors back to the importation into the U.S. She has high frequency crimp with good density fiber that is bright to the tip and little medullation.

She is the product of breeding between two of our best alpacas- Admiral's Alamar and Elizabeth Scott. She has three generations of all white ancestors going back to the importation. On her father's side she has Caligula's Accoyo The Admiral as her grand sire who sheared at 17 lbs, great grand sire of Pperuvian Caligula and great great grand sire of Peruvian Hemingway. On her mother's side she Has Pperuvian Vengador as her grand sire and Peruvian Camilio as her great grand sire and Shere Khan as her great great grandsire.



Her 2014 fiber sort showed Grade 2 Secondaries and Grade 3 Primaries, 8 out of 10 on brightness, 3.5 out of 5 for density, 7 out of 8 for uniformity of micron with moderate amplitude, medium 6-7 crimps per inch, 4 out of 5 for handle and 8 out of 10 for lack of guard hair. She had 53.3 oz. of WL 2-3 on her blanket and 31.7 oz. WL 2-3 of sorted fiber on her neck. Sorter commented- soft lovely hand.


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