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Name the Cria Contest Winner

Posted 7/30/2012 6:32pm by Andrea.

The votes were coming in fast and furious.

We asked for names for Bella's baby, and names you gave us. You guys take the naming responsibility seriously. You researched the meaning of names. You wrote things in perfect Italian. You sold your choices with passion.

Alas, there can only be one winner (well, in this case, there will be two.) But we appreciate each and every person's efforts.

So, without further adieu, may we congratulate Connie B. for her contribution of CaraBella and Amy J. for suggesting di Michelangelo. We are combining the names and the new little one will be officially named as That'll Do Farm's CaraBella di Michelangelo. But, seeing as that is a big, big name, and she is just a little girl, around the barn, she will be known simply as Cara.

Thank you to everyone who contributed. We appreciate your interest and your naming skills. There were some duplicates, but as we said when announcing the contest, we gave credit to the first person to suggest the name.

Didn't win this time? Don't despair. There are several pregnant alpacas that are due this fall and we will have another contest. So keep thinking people, keep thinking!

Connie B. and Amy J., send me an e-mail at BrightonWool@aol.com to claim your prize.

Tags: Alpacas, Cria
2 Comments »
ConnieB said,
7/30/2012 @ 8:12 pm
Woohoo!
Amy J said,
8/2/2012 @ 10:01 am
Awesome!! Did you get my email? Just wanted to make sure. Thank you!!
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