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Proven sire of vigorous cria with long,

Sir Henry Sweetvalley

Alpaca, Huacaya, Herdsire (Male) | White

AOA #35392958 | DOB: 5/14/2016 (9 yrs)

Sire: ACCOYO AMERICA SAI - HOJI

GREG CALLS HIM THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY !!

ACCOYO AMERICA SAI - HOJI

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Beige
AOA# 1270709DOB: 5/24/200520 yrs
 AOA# 1270709 Beige
Dam: Mooseberry Jewel

Mooseberry Jewel

HuacayaFemaleWhite
AOA# 1059618DOB: 6/22/200520 yrs
Jewel is a 2006 Color Champion. She stands tall and walks proud. Her composition is wonderful. She is a tall animal and has good structure.
 AOA# 1059618 White

Price:

$3,500


Description

Sir Henry Sweetvalley is a proven herdsire with distinguished heritage and a record of producing healthy, vigorous cria. He is the son of Accoyo America Sai-Hoji, a multiple champion and Get of Sire winner, and out of a Canadian Futurity Supreme Champion dam. Henry carries forward that Accoyo strength in bone, frame, and fleece brightness, making him a reliable foundation male. One of Henry’s standout traits is the staple length he passes to his offspring. His cria consistently show long, workable fiber with excellent brightness, making them highly valuable for fiber enthusiasts and hobby farms. Whether solid or patterned, Henry’s offspring grow fleeces that are easy to process and rewarding to spin. Production Highlights: • Solid white/light males with excellent staple length and density • Offspring with bright, soft fleece ideal for handspinning and fiber arts • Solid daughter who herself produced a solid cria Why Consider Henry: • Proven breeder with healthy cria on the ground • Accoyo pedigree influence through Accoyo America Sai-Hoji • Consistently passes on long staple length and brightness • Ideal for farms wanting to add fiber-friendly offspring to their program Summary: Henry represents a balance of proven genetics and the ability to produce long, bright, and usable fleece on healthy, vigorous cria. He is best suited to farms that value fiber quality and staple length as a foundation for their herd.

Awards

[3rd], 2018 Gold Country Gathering Fleece

Updated 10/1/2025