We are proud to present our latest crias. They are all Thistledown originals, bred, owned and named after our farm. The offspring from our outside breedings ensure continued genetic diversity in our breeding program. Take a look at our Coming Soon! page, to see the crias we are looking forward to meeting soon!
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| Thistledown Ishbel/Nikos Daughter | |
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| Thistledown Dhui/Bronwen Daughter | |
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| Thistledown Douglas Tundra | |
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Lakisha's 20lb dark brown/bay black son, Douglas, arrived on December 18, 2009. He has awesome conformation, like his brother and sister before him, plus, super-dense, soft and shiny fiber. This 7/8 Peruvian colored male, with white face and socks, is a real beauty.
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| Thistledown "MudPig" | |
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Iris's 16lb brown/grey son arrived on November 14, 2009, and he is absolutely beautiful - cute, square and typey, with excellent leg coverage at birth! His exquisite fiber is a lighter brown color than his dam, his skin and gums are solid black, and he has a grey face and one black spot on his lower leg. He seems like a negative, solid rose grey - unusual, and a good breeding prospect for a modern grey program.
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| Thistledown "Trouble" | |
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Iona's 21lb, super soft and shiny black son arrived on November 12, 2009, just as the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida combined with a major Nor' Easter, and dumped about 10 inches of rain on us. Despite the inauspicious start, he is healthy, strong, "Tigger-bouncy" and about as silly as his dam, who never really grew up! This 3/4 Peruvian grandson of CPeruvian Axtion Jaxon and 5Peruvian Black Ice is non-fading, jet black, just like his award-winning parents, and we can see no white spots on him.
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