A very high quality of alpacas lined up to be judged by Nick Harrington-Smith and it was particularly pleasing for us to see so many of our clients do so well with progeny from Wessex males. With a potential 16 places for Champion and Reserve Champion available, Wessex progeny took 7 of those places. We only took 2 of our own alpacas to the show, thus allowing our clients a much greater opportunity to demonstrate the success of their breeding programmes. Nevertheless we still managed to take Junior Champion and Junior Reserve Champion with our two young females. Our progeny also achieved two of the Best in Colour prizes and our white stud male Wiracocha won the Progeny Class with our black stud male Sinbad coming third.



Junior Female Champion Wessex Juliana and Junior Female Reserve Champion Wessex Carola




Wessex Rural Alianza Wiracocha - Winner of Sire Progeny Class



We congratulate our many clients on their success as follows:

Reserve Champion Junior Male - Wessex Carlos II, sired by Wiracocha and owned by Lyn Pepper of Tai Wind Alpacas

Champion Intermediate Female - Westcroft Bright Little Daisy sired by Don Pepe and owned by Michael and Rosemary Dukes of Westcroft Alpacas

Champion Intermediate Male - Furze Park Peruvian Zephyr sired by Don Pepe and owned by Bob and Lucy Hyde of Furze Park Alpacas

Reserve Champion Intermediate Male - Alham Valley Erasmus sired by Samurai and owned by Arish and Sue Turle of Alham Valley Alpacas

Reserve Champion Adult Male - Alpha Matilda sired by Mateus and owned by Di Davies of Alpha Alpacas

Best Grey - Alpha Artemis whose dam is Aphrodite of Wessex, owned by Di Davies of Alpha Alpacas

Best Black - Inca Ashlea sired by Sinbad and owned by Tim Hey of Inca Alpacas