Anna’s Mandy

Mandy is a large, beige dam from phenomenal bloodlines, including her grandsire Accoyo Timoteo. Timoteo died in 2001, but he was one of the first fawn full Accoyo males to enter the US. Anna, Mandy’s Dam produced Casanova’s Alita Rose (owned by Likada Farm), who sold for an amazing $54,000 in the 2004 AOBA Auction. Mandy is 3/4 Peruvian (1/4 Accoyo) and 1/4 Chilean. Her yearly blanket is beautiful and she consistently passes color to her offspring.

Peruvian Pot of Gold (known as Paddy) is a spectacular light brown herdsire that has grey in his lineage. He is out of Peruvian Royal Inca Legend, and made his breeding debut in 2005. His first crias were AWESOME! His 2005 cria out of our Mandy won multiple blue  ribbons and color championships for Likada Farm. Paddy's sire, Peruvian Royal Inca Legend, sired the 2004 AOBA Grey Color AND Reserve Champions! Pot of Gold is a two-time national fleece winner. He has grown into an exceptional male with an easy going personality. He's extremely fine with great definition and has full facial coverage. Pot of Gold is owned by Likada Farm. With very few breedings under his belt he still managed to win Get of Sire. Watch for his crias in 2007.   GMAF 2006 Blue Ribbon: Get of Sire   IAOBA 2006 Blue Ribbon: Get of Sire   GMAF 2005 Second Place: Get of Sire   AOBA Fleece Blue Ribbon-2003   AOBA Fleece Blue Ribbon-2002