Greenbriar Farm Alpaca-MAM Consulting Assoc. Inc.

Our spotted gray alpaca with multi colored spots and tuxedo face. Her first cria with us came out light silver gray from a black sire. We are excited to see what she throws next! Appaloosa Alpacas...

CONGRATULATIONS to Lindsey Betz and the Betz Family Farm on the purchase of Vintage Cashmere's U-Taupe-ia. Taupie will be greatly missed at Rare Gem Alpacas but he leaves behind a number of lovely offspring to grace our herd for years to come! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Taupie is a striking appaloosa harlequin male that is on a roll for throwing spotted and harlequin offspring. He has sired 53 offspring and 74 percent are either appaloosa or harlequin! While dam selection has a significant influence on such outcomes, it should be noted that the majority of the dams Taupie has been bred to have no genetic influence on this outcome. So for those t...

Wording provided by previous owner: Grace is a beautiful grey girl with a very sweet disposition. With an AFD of 15 microns and an SD of 4.. Grace isn't just top 1% in the SDMC EPD, she is THE #1 in SDMC out of all participating 31,937 alpacas in the United States! Number ONE out of over thirty one thousand alpacas! That translates to a high expectation that she will give her offspring extremely high frequency and consistent crimp along each fiber. Grace comes with a legacy of fine grey genetics. On her father's side, Grace's grandsire is L.Peruvian Lipton's Shazam, an outstanding silver grey male, with 8 color championships and 30 plus ribbons! On her mother's side, Grace's dam is the d...

Fall 2022- Congratulations to Mary Miller of Aspen Alpacas on her purchase of FTAF Privateer. At age 10, Privateer is as handsome as ever and going strong. We are ever so grateful for what he has added to our herd over the years. He has blessed Rare Gem Alpacas and our clients with many amazing champions and foundation offspring. We will miss this sweet dispositioned boy, but happy that he is going to such a great home and program. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Privateer's offspring made their first show appearance March 2019. RG Privateer's First Mate took two 1 firsts and Grey Color Champion in both Halter (out of 17) and Walking Fleece (out of...

Nigiri is a gorgeous young female with a bright future ahead of her! Great confirmation, champion genetics, and a unique grace to her. She also has a gorgeous quality fleece; crimp and density! Appaloosa Alpacas...

Looking for a special home for this special boy. Born and raised here at Rare Gem Alpacas... I’m Too Sexy is a handsome male with beautiful bright, super dense yet fine fleece with a well-defined crimp style and long staple length. He is the product of some of the greatest grey genetics in the United States... US Steel crossed with the Bisturi / Avatar line. He has an extremely clean blanket with minimal spots… well built with a short broad muzzle, small perfectly shaped ears, dark eyes, perfect bite and a correct front and rear. What more to ask for?! Oh, and the sweetest disposition ever!! Sexy is the son of Neversummer’s US Steel, the handsome grey 2016, 2017 & 2018 Futurity Herdsire ...

Wording provided by previous owner: "Madrid has a richly colored fleece with bold, uniform crimp throughout the blanket. Madrid 's sire is Patagonia’s Vittorio, whose show record consists of 10x ribbons including a First Place at The Futurity and a First Place at Buckeye Alpaca Show. Vittorio’s crias have been on our show string since in 2011. Paternal grandparents are black renowned herdsire Nishio and true black Patagonia’s Querida, a 2x Color Champion with three Blue Ribbons. Nishio was the Black Color Champion at AOA, the 2004 All-American Herdsire of the Year and the 2007 Reserve All-American Herdsire of the Year, plus other recognition. along with receiving an amazing 8x Get of Sir...

Description from previous owner: Appy-Go-Lucky, or "Lucky, is a wildly spotted appaloosa whose parents are both appaloosa alpacas. Until just a few years ago, appaloosa alpacas were so rare that an appaloosa-to-appaloosa breeding was unheard of. Part of this was due to the misunderstanding of the appaloosa gene which had been called a recessive, a partial dominant, an incomplete dominant, or even an "unknown". We have learned much about the appaloosa gene(s)... and this guy has a pedigree packed with those that are most expressive and colorFULL. Lucky is the perfect "next generation" for those looking to produce wildly expressed appaloosa alpacas. Lucky has recently given some ama...