When I was just a little girl, I asked my mother ... 'What will I be?
  Will I be pretty,
    Will I be rich?'
Here's what she said to me..."
And although she didn't actually break into song, the message was there:

"Que Sera, my dear - the future's not our see, whatever will be, will be."
One thing is certain though - she never foresaw alpacas. She, for sure, never said "Some fine day you will discover the joy of raising alpacas."

But, there you are...When people ask me now "How on earth did you get into alpacas? I have actually been known to break into song - Que Sera, Sera - but I'm thinking to myself, 'I've just always been lucky.'

Shockwave's Jacqueline Rose         
ARI # 1253184
DOB October 4, 2005
Light Brown Huacaya
Breeding Status - Bred Maiden
Service Sire: Altair's Vito

Dam:  Echo Mountain's Jacqueline      Sire:   Crescent Moon's Shockwave

$34,000  (Includes two free breedings)
(Financing is available to qualified buyers)

Rose has great presence, beautiful conformation and a bright uniform fleece, fabulous genetics from Dave Belt's Echo Mountain and Crescent Moon's 4Peruvian Legacy.  She has excellent coverage, amazing density and a buttery-soft hand just scrumptious to the touch.  We fell in love with her the minute we laid eyes on her, even before we got our hands in that fleece.  Once we got a hold of her, we knew we had to have her.  She continues to hold her fineness and density into adulthood and we couldn't be more pleased with her.

She won BLUE at the Great Western Level V Alpaca Show, May, 2006; took Color Reserve from second place at the Level IV TxOLAN Alpaca Spectacular, February, 2007 and, to our great delight, won COLOR CHAMPION at the Level V (1300 animals - their largest turn-out ever) Great Western Alpaca Show, May, 2007.

Rose is co-owned by Que Sera Alpacas and AlpacaWorks, both of Santa Fe.  She sells as a bred female and her price includes customer support from two experienced breeders and two free breed backs - one from any of the sires owned by AlpacaWorks and one from any of the sires owned by Que Sera Alpacas.

Fiber statistics at 6 months: Micron - 17.4, SD - 3.9, CV - 22.4
Fiber statistics at 18 months: Micron - 18.53, SD - 5.03, CV 27.1, CF - 97

FIRST IN CLASS at the Great Western Alpaca Show in Denver, May, 2006          
COLOR RESERVE CHAMPION FROM SECOND IN CLASS at the TxOLAN Alpaca Spectacular in Fort Worth, February, 2007. 
COLOR CHAMPION/FIRST IN CLASS at the Great Western Alpaca Show in Denver, May 2007                                                              

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