2015 NORTHLANDS A.L.P.A.C.A SPRING SHOW March 26-28, 2015 Edmonton EXPO Center, Hall B Sponsored by A.L.P.A.C.A. SCHEDULE Time Tuesday, March 24th, 2015 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Thursday, March 26th, 2015 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. – Noon 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Friday, March 27th, 2015 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, March 28th, 2015 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Event Location Pen Set up. Hall B Open to Public – Market Place open, Alpacas on display Shearing, carding, spinning & weaving demonstrations, Introduction to Alpacas Seminar Shearing, carding, spinning & weaving demonstrations, Deadline for Alpaca arrival and final colour check Northlands Appreciation Reception for Exhibitors Hall B Hall B Hall B Hall B Marketplace open to public Judges Meeting Alpaca Show A.L.P.A.C.A. Social Hall B Hall B Hall B Marketplace open to the public Alpaca Show Alpaca Show & Championships Release & Move out *Please note: All entries must remain until 6 p.m. as per Northlands request. Hall B Hall B Hall B Hall B SHOW COMMITTEE CONTACTS Laurie Peeters, RR 4, Edmonton, Alberta, T5E 5S7 Ph/Fax: 780 973-3532 Email: [email protected] Hall B Kris Tailby Phone: 780 458-1276 Fax: 780 458-1226 Email: [email protected] ENTRY DEADLINE Postal & Fax Entries received by – March 15, 2015 Online Entries – March 15, 2015 Substitution Deadline – March 20, 2015 - noon **please note: entries made after March 15, 2015, will be accepted at the show management’s discretion. Additional charges may apply ENTRY FEES Animal - $50.00 per entry Stalls - $40.00 per stall Get-of Sire - $50.00 per entry Produce-of-Dam - $50.00 per entry Breeders Best 3 - $50.00 per entry Farm Display - $50.00 per 8’ x 8’ display Power - $40.00 per stall Entries, additional forms & payment will be accepted online at http://farmandranchshow.com/ Entries can be mailed to: Northlands Northlands Farm and Ranch Show Box 1480 Edmonton, AB T5J 2N5 JUDGE Sara MacLennan, Colorado GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION Ribbons will be awarded in each color category championship RIBBONS Ribbons will be awarded to the top four alpacas in each class and to Class Champions RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Entries are subject to General Rules and Regulations of Northlands Farm & Ranch and AL.P.A.C.A Canada Show Rules, with the exception that alpacas registered in any recognized registry may be entered. Please refer to these rules and read them carefully. 2. An 8’ X 8’ pen will be provided at $40.00 per stall. Each pen may contain: a) a maximum of two (2) yearling and older animals or b) a maximum of three (3) junior animals. 3. An 8’ X 8’ Farm display ($50 farm display fee) entitles exhibitors to identify and advertise their farm. 4. Only animals entered in the show will be allowed on the site. 5. No tables outside of animal stalls. 6. All exhibitors will be receiving one exhibitor parking pass for the event, additional parking passes can be purchased at a cost. 7. Loading and unloading will take place on the North end of Hall B 8. The original certificate of registration or a copy must be presented to the show committee at the time of the color inspection. a) “pending” registrations are not permitted. b) Percentage purebred alpacas with CLAA certificates are eligible. These entries must be identified as BP, c) Alpacas registered with CLAA, ARI or other recognized registries will be eligible 9. All alpacas must be in good health, be free of communicable diseases, and be current in their inoculations and deworming. Any alpaca exhibiting symptoms of infectious disease will be refused entry to the show. 10. Exhibitor signature must be present on entry forms, and entry fees must accompany entries, otherwise they will not be accepted. 11. Exhibitors are responsible for being ringside 10 minutes before the scheduled time of their classes. 12. Handler dress code shall be white shirt or blouse and black pants. No ranch, farm, personal or organizational name or logo shall be displayed on exhibitor or alpaca while in the show ring. 13. The show committee may reclassify exhibits entered into incorrect classes due to age or color. 14. With the exception of sex divisions, classes may be combined at the discretion of the show committee in order to maintain a minimum class size of four entries. AGE CLASSIFICATIONS FOR ALPACA HALTER CLASSES - HUACAYA & SURI The following shall be the age classification of alpaca halter classes. Junior Male and Female Yearling Male and Female Two Year Old Male and Female Mature Male and Female 6 months to under 12 months 12 months to under 24 months 24 months to under 36 months 36 months and over. COLOUR CLASSIFICATION A current CLAA Colour Chart shall be used for colour differentiation. The following shall be the criteria for colour classification of alpacas. 1. Solid Colour An alpaca is to be shown in the appropriate colour class, when it is predominantly the colour stated for the name of the class. The alpaca will be disadvantaged, at the judge’s discretion, if it has any other coloured fibers present. White – only white Light – beige and light fawn Fawn – medium and dark fawn Brown – light, medium, and dark brown Black – black and bay black Grey – silver grey, rose grey Multi 2. Multi Colour. An alpaca is to be shown in the multi color class if it has unusual or striking distribution of two or more colours anywhere on the animal below the head and above the knees. The second color must be outside of the colour grouping (eg. A dark fawn spot on a medium fawn will still be shown in fawn) and larger than 3 cm to be considered a multi. 3. Grey Colour Designation A predominantly grey alpaca is to be shown in a grey class, whether or not it has any other coloured spots present. Grey alpacas may or may not exhibit a tuxedo front colour pattern. An alpaca that has minimal, not easily recognizable white fibres interspersed in it prime blanket fleece is not considered a grey and goes into the appropriate solid class. Variations will be assessed at the judge’s discretion. The colour classification shall be determined and agreed upon by the Chief Steward. All colour classification rulings shall be final and binding at the discretion of the judge. FLEECE LENGTH REQUIRMENTS Huacayas - Minimum 50 mm (2”) and maximum 150 mm (6”). No shaping or clipping other than top knots and tails. FULL FLEECE CLASSES - HUACAYA & SURI JUNIOR MALE 100 White 110 Light 120 Fawn 130 Brown 140 Black 150 Greys 160 Multi – excluding greys JUNIOR FEMALE 101 White 111 Light 121 Fawn 131 Brown 141 Black 151 Greys 161 Multi – excluding greys YEARLING MALE 102 White 112 Light 122 Fawn 132 Brown 142 Black 152 Greys 162 Multi – excluding greys YEARLING FEMALE 103 White 113 Light 123 Fawn 133 Brown 143 Black 153 Greys 163 Multi – excluding greys 2 YEAR OLD MALE 104. White 114. Light 124 Fawn 134 Brown 144 Black 154 Grey 164 Multi – excluding greys 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE 105. White 115. Light 125 Fawn 135 Brown 145 Black 155 Grey 165 Multi – excluding greys MATURE MALE 106. White 116 Light 126 Fawn 136 Brown 146 Black 156 Grey 166 Multi – excluding greys MATURE FEMALE 107 White 117. Light 127 Fawn 137 Brown 147 Black 157 Grey 167 Multi – excluding grey HALTER CLASS CHAMPIONSHIPS Championships may be awarded in any designated colour category providing there are no less than 10 entries in that category and the exhibits have moved through their age grouping competition successfully. If there are not enough entries to award a championship, the first place winner will go on to compete for Supreme Championship Male or Female. Another option for show management is to combine sexes to award color championships. Both sexes would compete for Grand and Reserve Champion and only the winner would go on to the appropriate male or female supreme championship. Supreme Championships may be awarded where there are a minimum of 30 entries of one sex of Huacaya type competing in the show i.e. for a supreme Huacaya male champion there should be a minimum of 30 Huacaya males competing in the show and likewise for a supreme female Huacaya Champion. Supreme Championships may be awarded where there are a minimum of 20 entries of Suri type competing in the show. 200. SIRE’S PROGENY / GET OF SIRE a. Entry shall consist of three progeny by the same sire. b. Entry shall be made in the name of the sire. c. Sire owner’s permission shall be required for entry in this class. d. There shall be only one group entered per sire. e. All progeny must have been shown in their appropriate halter class. f. Offspring must be from a minimum of 2 dams. g. The sire is not shown with this group entry. 201. DAM’S PROGENY CLASS / PRODUCE OF DAM a. Entry shall consist of two progeny from the same dam. b. Dam owner’s permission shall be required for entry in this class c. There shall be only one group entered per dam. d. All progeny must have been shown in their appropriate halter class. e. The offspring must be from 2 different sires. f. The dam is not shown with this group entry. 202. BREEDERS BEST 3 Pick your three best* that you have entered into the show, to have them judged as a group. *Please note that in order to enter this class, you must have owned all three animals since birth.
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