MillDuck Show Track Record

MillDuck is "consistently competitive" at the AAA National Show having won: 
-  National Champion Brown (Best Brown in Show) in 2012,  2013,  2016,  2017,  2018  &  2022. 
-  National Champion Black   (Best Black in Show)  in 2013   &  2023
-   Most Successful Small Breeder (less than 50 animals) in 2018,  2022 & 2024
Note:  AAA National Show was not held in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid.
​Whilst we have a clear breeding program, we believe it is important to compete at shows to test our breeding outcomes against the best within the Australian Alpaca Industry.
Each show season we attend approximately 7 -10 shows – competing  at the most highly competitive shows ie National Show, Royal Shows and Level 1 shows. On average we have 5-7 alpacas in our show team each year - the number we take to a show being restricted by the size of our trailer.

Our objective from a showing perspective is simple - we want to benchmark our genetics and breeding program against the best in Australia.

We are proud of the fact that our coloured alpacas continue to be successful in both show formats (Age Championship Shows and Colour Championship Shows) throughout Australia, where we have won:
  • numerous Supreme Colour Awards in most colours, but predominantly fawns and browns ie Supreme Brown, Supreme Black, Supreme Medium/Dark Fawn and Supreme Light Fawn at Colourbration & Colour Classic shows – the largest Coloured Championship Shows in Australia
  • Supreme Champion Awards at Regional & Royal Age Championship Shows
  • Age Championship and Age Reserve Championships at the Australian National Show
  • Best Brown Alpaca & Best Black Alpaca in Show at the AAA National Show  - refer above. 
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The below table outlines the number of "Broad Ribbons" won by MillDuck alpacas - demonstrating our consistent performance at the Championship, and Supreme level over a number of years.
Click on the respective year in "Our Track Record" column to view the actual shows attended and show results.
​You will also find photos in the year results.
Show Team – Photo Gallery

Our Track Record

Broad Ribbons at Age Championship Shows

Broad Ribbons at Colour Championship Shows

Year

No. of Shows

Supreme

Champion

Champion

Reserve

Champion

Best Colour in Show

Best Colour: Male

Female

No of Shows

Supreme Colour

Champion Colour

Reserve

Champion Colour

2025

 

  

 

 

 

2024

 6

  

 8

 4

6

  5

1

1
Most Successful Small Breeder:
- AAA National Show

2023

7

  

6

4

11

 5

1

1 (fleece)

1

Most Successful Small Breeder:
- Royal Melbourne Show

2022

5

  

2

3

5

 4

1

1

1
Most Successful Small Breeder:
- AAA National Show
- Royal Melbourne Show

2021

3

  

1

2

  

1

1

Most Successful Small Breeder:
- Sydney Royal Show

2020

2

  

4

1

1

1

1

2019

6

  

3

2

9

  

3

3

3

1

2018

8

  

4

12

9

  

4

5

7

1
Most Successful Small Breeder:
- AAA National Show

2017

11

2

15

11

15

1

4

4

8

4

2016

8

  

6

6

12

2

3

  

2

1

2015

8

  

2

7

7

  

2

  

2

2

2014

8

2

11

9

11

  

1

  

3

1

2013

8

  

8

7

9

  

3

1

6

2

2012

7

  

1

4

6

  

3

3

7

3

2011

8

  

1

2

8

  

2

2

3

2

2010

9

1

8

8

14

  

2

4

5

2

2009

7

  

2

3

1

  

1

      

2008

8

    

1

1

  

1

2

    

2007

7

  

4

2

5

  

2

      

2006

8

  

2

2

1

  

1

      

2005

9

  

3

2

4

  

1

2

    

2004

4

  

4

3

    

1

      

2003

7

    

1

    

0

      

2002

9

1

4

5

1

  

0

      

2001

7

1

3

2

    

0

      

2000

5

  

1

1

    

0

      

1999

2

          

0

      
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