G8S Reflection's Justice For All

UPDATE: Round Again had a 10.7 lbs, white or beige male cria on July 13th out of ELK Matrix's Macho Camacho. Round Again finished her show career with a bang at the Buckeye Alpaca Show May 1-3! She took a 1st Place in the White Yearling Halter class, and then took Reserve Color Champion. She also took a 3rd Place in her class in White Fleece behind two Cas-Cad-Nac alpacas, one of them taking the Reserve Color Champion. 2014: Gates Alpaca Ranch would like to welcome the newest addition to our herd! When you look at this photo you know what we have here! She is covered from head to toe in fleece and genetics. The superb stylings of her sire FRONTRUNNER (bringing Fenja, Rolex, Millenium, Tafeta and Legacy) are only enhanced by the super powers of her dam ROUNDABOUT (bringing Mr. Antonio, Hemingway and Rosana) which bolster this already packed pedigree. Round Again took a 1st Place in the White Yearling Halter class ahead of Seven Springs and Stachowski Alpacas at the Kentucky Classic Alpaca Show. Round Again took a 2nd Place in the White Yearling Halter class behind the eventual Color Champion at the Best of the US Alpaca Show. We are very excited to announce that MFI Peruvian Round Again took 1st place, Color Champion, and Judge's Choice in the fleece show at OABA Alpacafest Alpaca Show Nov. 1 & 2. She also took 6th place (for a specific reason) in the White Yearling Full Fleece Halter class, against alpacas from Rock Creek, Heather's Acre Alpaca Farm, The Wood Farm, and One Fine Day Alpacas (very tough class). Judge Cathy Markley commented that she was the complete package but was just not carrying as much fineness as those ahead of her in the class. Round Again also took a 2nd in a class of 8 at the VAOBA Expo fleece show in White Juvenile. She placed behind the eventual Reserve Color Champion and Judge's Choice winner.