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Beck Brow Explorer Multiple Supreme Champion Beck Brow Explorer (Dam Cambridge Camilla, g.s. Accoyo Remarque. Sire Cambridge Navigator of ACC g.s. EP Cambridge Peruvian Spartacus) Following on from his success at the BAS National Show 2011 (first placed junior white male in a class of 22 and Reserve Junior Champion) Beck Brow Explorer went on to win the Supreme Championship at Northumberland County Show 2011. His most recent success in taking the Supreme Championship at the Westmorland County Show 2011 confirms his position as one of the most outstanding white males born in 2010. Making him the most successful progeny of Cambridge Navigator of ACC seen on the show circuit in 2011.
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Beck Brow Alpacas mobile stud services. Beck Brow Alpacas of Cumbria are pleased to be able to offer a full mobile mating service for their stud males. The purchase of a customised alpaca-mobile means that our boys can be transported to your farm in comfort, and perfectly ready to work. As an introductory offer to this service we have a limited number of matings available to our stunning male Waradene St. Patrick of EPC at the special price of £600 (plus 25p/mile). Whilst this offer is available drive-by matings will be available at £500. Limited number available - don't miss out on the opportunity to introduce some amazing genetics into your herd at a fantastic price. Terms and conditions apply. Biosecurity is our priority. All prices are plus VAT.
__________________________________________________________________ Beck Brow Alpacas are the proud new owners of This stunning fawn male, imported into the UK in September 2010 by EP Cambridge Alpaca Stud, is the latest elite herdsire to join our team at Beck Brow Alpacas. With Benleigh Belisimo as his sire, Waradene St. Patrick of EPC boasts Purrumbete Inti and Purrumbete Highlander within his blood lines and a real depth of colour on his dam’s side including the famous Purrumbete El Dorado. Waradene St. Patrick of EPC offers fabulous genetics with a strong fawn pedigree, combined with an extreme amplitude, excellent frequency and stunning brightness. Already working, we are fortunate to have our own EP Cambridge Lady Gaga already pregnant to him and look forward to seeing what this fantastic combination produces for us next year.
Beck Brow Alpacas were the successful bidders for EP Cambridge Lady Gaga at The British Alpaca Futurity Auction.
Lady Gaga was definitely the leading lady of the event and created a great deal of interest at the silent auction which ended on the Saturday evening. It was a hard fought battle to secure this amazing fawn girl. Her catalogue details probably say it all: "Lady Gaga is a true starlett, exhibiting a high amplitude crimp with excellent architecture throughout her staples. She is very feminine and has a superb nature to match. A stunning medium fawn female with a desirably lustrous and luxurious feeling fleece. Her pedigree is one to be proud of with the world renowned Ruffo as a Grand sire and The Golden Gun of Arunvale as her sire she really has it all. The best Australian genetics that are on offer enhanced with some of the most sought after British lines. Females of this quality do not become available very often so do not miss this opportunity to add royalty to your herd."
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Brow Alpacas of Cumbria are delighted to have very recently secured a
share in Anzac Viracocha Black Sabbath.
Black Sabbath has a beautiful bright fleece displaying very good density and a lovely soft handle. His high frequency, medium amplitude crimp style is well aligned and is carried on well organised staples. Anzac Viracocha Black Sabbath is co-owned with Anzac Alpacas and Mrs Amanda Bell. ALMOST ILLEGAL MAKES THE NORTHERN ECHO Anzac Almost Illegal, owned by Beck Brow Alpacas of Cumbria, had a successful first outing at the Yorkshire Alpaca Show taking Ist junior fawn male and Reserve Champion fawn male. He even managed to get himself in the Northern Echo under the heading 'Hey Good Looking'! Follow the link below to view http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/4702372 |
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