Peruvian Aladdin G209
ARI # 117920
Sire:  Unknown
Dam:  Unknown

Aladdin’s Legendary Peruvian Genetics Are Still Available From Alpacas By The Sea

Currently Standing at Stud At King’s X Alpacas  in Modesto, CA.

Breeding Fee: $2,000.00

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Peruvian Aladdin G209 was purchased by our dear friend Peg Jampolsky at the first Peruvian importation. Peruvian Aladdin G209 has never been shown. Listed below are some of Peg’s fond memories from showing his fantastic progeny. 

His offspring have had some excellent show results:
In 1996 Virtual Vicuna, Aladdin’s son won 1st in Fawn at the AOBA show in Denver. 

In 1997 at the Calpaca show Aladdin’s Mona Lisa won a 1st place ribbon over other competitive entries. Virtual Vicuna won 2ed. Virtual Vicuna won 1st at CABA.

In 1998 at AOBA Dr. Julio Sumar gave Aladdin sons 1st & 2nd in Fawn Fleece class (Pavarotti & Halebop). 

In Oregon in 1998 Aladdin son Levi won 1st in black with Mike Safley judging. 

At Celebrity, Aladdin son Reno took 3rd in Juvenile Fawn class (10 in class). 

His daughter, Maile, won 3ed in white fleece! 

“That is one tough class”.

In 1999 at the Celebrity Aladdin’s daughter Jewel won 1st place in her class.

In 1999 at the CALPACA show in Grass Valley Aladdin’s sons Reno and Halebop placed 2nd, and Halebop 3rd respectively with Julie Skinner judging.

In 1999 Linda Livengood reports that Aladdin’s son, Altair, won Spinners Choice, Knitters choice, and Best fleece in show in Oregon.

In 2000 Altair won first in his class at the Alpacapalooza in Washington.  Best of all, Altair won 1st for his fleece at AOBA 2000 in Louisville, Ky.

In 2001 Aladdin son Dorado was 2nd at the Santa Fe Show, behind an excellent Snowmass entry in 2 year Fawn Class. This was a competitive show with 364 alpacas shown. 

Aladdin son Altair 1st, Aladdin son Arturo 3rd in mature males class in Santa Fe

Stud Services $2,000