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At 21m- April 2019
@ 9 months April 2018

@ 2 months

Connor cria fiber April 2018

Birth Day

Handsome Matrix Son out of a TB mom

Matrix's King Connor of CladdaghPartial Interest

ARI# 35231998   D.O.B. 6/18/2017  (1 yr)

Huacaya, Male, Unproven | Dark Fawn, Medium Silver Grey

Full Peruvian
Sire: Snowmass Matrix | ARI# 850345  | Beige 
Dam: MA Condorleeze | ARI# 826642  | True Black |

Connor was born on Father's Day- he's out of Condorlezze (TB) and Snowmass Matrix. His coloring is unusual- looked to be fawn till he dried off and they grey came thru on his head and lower legs. It'll be interesting to see what develops.
His full sister, Glamour Girl has joined our herd, too.

Connor is now developed into a lovely, square boy with good bone, density and character of fleece.
At his first show, he placed 5th in a competitive dark fawn class at the Empire Alpacas Assoc. show. Amazing staple length and good fineness, he'll be a good match if you're looking for a guy that'll produce color.

Awards

- Empire Alpaca Assoc. - Medium Fawn-class of 9 w/ Jude Anderson
FINANCING TERMS:
Qualified buyers are eligible for zero percent financing with 1/3 down with the balance paid over 12 months on listing that are not labelled "cash price". Prices given for animals are for single animal purchases. Discounts will apply for multiple animal packages.

BOARDING AND TRANSPORTATION:
Unless otherwise negotiated, alpacas sell with 60 days free board. Given the changeable price of gasoline, delivery will be part of the sales negotiation. Unless otherwise noted, females do NOT come with breedings.

GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES:
All of our bred females are sold with a live birth guarantee as detailed in our sales contract. Extensive health records are available for review on each of our animals. These records will transfer with ownership.

Claddagh Farm offers a 30 day live birth guarantee for animals bred to Claddagh Farm herdsires. If the cria does not survive to 30 days for any reason, the breeding will be repeated free of charge at Claddagh Farm.

Updated 4/22/2019