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NOTE:The Navan Fair Alpaca Show will follow the Alpaca Canada Show System rules with some changes in regards to colour, age group and championships – see as follows:
CLASS FORMATION: All classes shall be organized by breed, colour, gender and age.Color Groups. COLOUR GROUPS: (based on a mid side fleece view) White/Light – hue of the overall blanket fleece is light colored, ie beige or lighter on the CLAA color chart) Fawn– hue of the overall blanket fleece is fawn based, and includes light, medium and dark fawn Brown/Black – hue of the overall blanket fleece is brown or black Grey/Multi – Grey - hue of the overall blanket is grey (matches any of the CLAA color chart grey colors) Multi - An alpaca is to be shown in the multi class if it exhibits two or more colours that are distinct and immediately visible upon opening the fleece by hand, and are situated on the alpaca blanket. Example: an alpaca that is of overall uniform colour, but that has a spot of another distinct colour on the blanket area, will be shown in the multi class. If an alpaca has a single spot at skin level less than 3cm in diameter in the blanket, the alpaca will go into its predominant colour class. AGE GROUPINGS: Junior: Age 6 months to under 14 months Yearling: Age 14 months to under 24 months Mature: Age 24 months and over HALTER CLASS RULES Class sizes will be a maximum of 12, when class size exceeds the maximum of 12, it shall be split equally by birth-date – oldest to youngest. Although there will be no minimum class size, the Show Committee, at its discretion , may combine classes to provide a reasonable number in each class. COLOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS Minimum of 4 alpacas per breed, colour group and per gender, to award Colour Championships. All first and second place alpacas in their respective breed, gender and colour group shall re-enter the ring to compete for the Colour and Reserve Colour championship. All Colour Champions shall re-enter the ring to compete for Best in Show. If no Colour Champion has been awarded, then both first and second place per colour group shall re-enter the ring to compete for Best in Show. There must be a minimum of ten alpacas per breed, Huacaya or Suri, in their respective parts of the Composite Show, in order to award Best in Show. If there are less than ten alpacas of either breed, the highest award will be “Best Huacaya ” or ”Best Suri ” SHOW RULES AND GUIDELINES 2011: Alpaca exhibitors must provide proof of one million dollar liability with their registration or entries may be refused. All animals must be registered with CLAA entered in the name of the person/farm owning the animal. A copy of the registration certificate and proof of BVD negative PI test must be available at registration time. All animals must be in good health, with inoculations up-to-date. All alpacas will be checked for a microchip matching registration. If no chip is found, a chip will be inserted at the show, and the required documentation will be sent to the CLRC by the show management, or the alpaca may be disqualified. Relevant fees to be paid by the alpaca owner. No alpacas under six (6) months of age may compete in the show. Judge’s decision shall be final. No ranch, farm, person or alpaca logo or name shall be exhibited on the alpaca or handler during the class presentation. Black show halter and lead without adornment is recommended. Dress code is black pants and white shirt. No open-toed shoes are allowed in the ring. No children under 12 may handle adult alpacas in the show ring. Show Management reserves the right to determine any point not covered above, which may be deemed necessary for the best interest of the show. Youth Showmanship: 6-12 years of age; judging based on ability of the young exhibitor to showcase his junior or yearling alpaca Check-in for ALL alpacas will be Thursday between 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm to allow for health, colour and microchip check. Ribbons will be awarded to fourth place. 1st and 2nd place winners will compete for Colour Champions. Colour Champions will compete for Prize Money for halter show is incumbent upon income received from sale of stud services and other sponsorships. Registration between July 1-July 15, 2011 Herdsire Showcase - a feature geared towards the live presentation of your prized herdsire(s) for promotion to fellow breeders and spectators for $125 ($175 for late entry). The herdsire showcases will be at ring side on August 12 and include the introduction of the studs by means of a parade during show time with an annoucement of pedigree/attributes provided by the owner. Let your macho strut his stuff! The combination of Farm and Herdsire Showcases is available for $200 ($250 for late entry). The number is limited, so book early by contacting Jane Orrom by email info@laurentianalpacas.ca Farm Showcase or Herdsire Showcase: Remittances and all required documentation to be send to:
At the show: Check Show Catalogue for:
Prize money was given to 1st, 2nd, 3rd in each class, Best of Age and Championship classes for a total of $ 1,260. |
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