Herdsires
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RCA KING GEORGE
ARI #829124
DOB 5/17/2001
King George is the grandson of the most valuable herdsire in North America, Royal Fawn. He is 100% Peruvian and at least 50% Accoyo. King George has sired cria with colors from white, all shades of fawn and brown and, most recently, a bay black.
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Click the Names Below for Registered Progeny
(beginning with the most recent)
Calypso Female – Dam: Lavender Velvet 
ARI #1003444
DOB 8/10/07
Calypso is Bay Black w/ white front stockings.
Calypso is a descendent of the highly respected Peruvian Accoyo line. She is a great-granddaughter of Accoyo Royal Fawn.
Ringo Starr Male – DOB 8/20/07 – Dam: Mia 
ARI # Coming Soon
DOB 8/20/07
Ringo Starr is Medium Fawn. He is a decendent of the highly respected Peruvian Accoyo line. He is a great – grandson of Accoyo Royal Fawn.
Maitai Female – Dam: Lavender Velvet
ARI #1003444
DOB 6/02/06
Maitai is a medium Fawn. Maitai is also a descendent of Accoyo Royal Fawn. She is pictured on the homepage. She loves children!
Herdsire WOODED HILLS WINSTON
Wooded Hills Winston Dam: Senorita Isabella ARI#R98143 – Sire: Calypso II
ARI#817543
DOB 7/29/93
Winston, a beautiful medium silver grey, has been a very prolific herdsire with an impressive line of ribbon winners which can be viewed on ARI. Winston is 15 years young! He is still enthusiastically “getting the job” done. He has thrown largely grey offspring.
Registered Progeny
Triton Male Dam: Riaza Mercedes
ARI#806661
Registration Pending
DOB 8/15/07
Triton is Rose Grey in color. Triton is the grandson of Lional and great-grandson of Peruvian Bueno. This is the third rose-grey cria from Winston born on this farm in addition to medium silver grey.
Herdsire SIRIUS 
Sirius Dam: Riaza Mercedes Sire: My Peruvian Sausalito
ARI#1244779
DOB 6/18/05
Grandson of PPPeruvian Mr. President and Lionel. Sirius is a beautiful medium brown. Sirius covered his first females this summer and we expect his cria in 2009.
