OPEN CLASS LLAMA ENTRY DEADLINE FLEECE & FIBER CLASSES

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2 OPEN CLASS LLAMA Llama Superintendent: Shawn Bussey Livestock Office Phone: Phone: Oregon State Fair Office: Judge: Maryan & Wallace Baker ENTRY DEADLINE All entries must be submitted no later than August 10, Substitutions should be sent to the Superintendent prior to the show, with a maximum of three per exhibitor allowed at no charge. Additional substitutions will be charged the entry fee. ENTRY FEES $15 per llama for each halter or performance class. $6 for each youth class. $5 for each costume, maiden, and Play Day class. $30 for each stall. Due to limited space, please consider doubling animals up in stalls. Stall registration will follow class registration online, please specify how many you will need. $3 ILR-SD fee for each animal entered for each show. Single show, single animal = $3.00. Double show, single animal = $6.00. $3 ILR-SD fee will follow class registration with stall registration. Straw bedding provided. ARRIVAL AND RELEASE TIMES Move-in Thursday, August 31 st from 12:00 8:00PM. All animals to be in place by Thursday, August 31 st by 8:00PM. Any (longdistance) Friday arrivals must be previously scheduled and approved by Superintendent prior to Fair and be in place by 5:00PM. Animals to be released Monday, September 4 th at 8:00PM. All General and Livestock Department Rules apply. Please read them. APPLICABLE SHOW RULES This show is sanctioned under the ILR-SD. It is the responsibility of exhibitors to be familiar with the show rules. They can be found at Exhibitors must be the owner and make entry in the exact name, owner and animal, as shown on the registration certificate. A photocopy of registration certificates must be brought upon arrival to Fair. IF YOU ENTER USING THE ILR-SD SHOW MANAGER ONLINE, BRING ONLY YOUR SHOW MANAGER INVOICE UPON ARRIVAL. DO NOT SEND A COPY OF THE ILR CERTIFICATE. FLEECE & FIBER CLASSES Fleece and fiber classes are now available for shorn, fleece-on, coat-on, skeins & finished goods entries. Shorn/Fleece-on/Coaton entries are $15 per class. Skeins/Finished Goods entries are $5 per class. Shorn/Skeins/Finished Goods entries may be delivered to the Fair Thursday, August 31 st from 12:00 8:00PM or Friday, September 1 st prior to 12:00PM. To mail entries, call for info. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRY TAG LOCATED ONLINE WITH LLAMA HANDBOOK. APPLICABLE CLASS RULES Management may combine halter classes by age or fiber division to ensure no class includes a single entry. HALTER CLASS RULES Exhibitors should read the ILR-SD Halter Rules at First through Fifth Place ribbons awarded. Llamas are judged on fiber, soundness and conformation. On a llamas birth date they move up to the next older class. Points are awarded to the llama. BEST OF SHOW This class includes the champion male and female from each fiber division. The non-breeder champion is not included in this class. PRODUCTION PAIR Class includes two (2) offspring by the same sire OR by the same dam. BRED & OWNED Class includes two (2) animals bred and raised by owner. OREGON STATE FAIR AWARD Class includes two (2) animals both bred and raised in Oregon. 2

3 PERFORMANCE CLASS RULES Exhibitors should read the ILR-SD Performance Rules at First through Fifth Place ribbons awarded. MAIDEN: Open to llamas or alpacas that have never entered or shown previously. NOVICE: Open to llamas or alpacas who have earned insufficient points in open or advanced classes to be moved to the advanced division. Points awarded to animal. ADVANCED: Open to llamas and alpacas who have earned sufficient points in the novice division that they are required to compete in Advanced Classes. Points awarded to animal. YOUTH CLASS RULES Youth age divisions may be combined if there are insufficient entries. A youth exhibitor may enter advanced or novice performance classes but must use a different animal than used in the youth classes. JUNIOR: Open to handlers aged 7 11 years on January 1, 2017, or who turned 7 years of age prior to the show date. Points awarded to handler. IINTERMEDIATE: Open to handlers aged years on January 1, Points awarded to handler. SENIOR: Open to handlers aged years on January 1, Points awarded to handler. AWARDS PERFORMANCE CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION: This is a tabulated award. Animals must be shown in all three of the following classes: obstacle; pack; and public relations. YOUTH PERFORMANCE CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION: This is a tabulated award. Youth must compete in at least three of the following classes: obstacle; pack; public relations; or showmanship. The top three scores will be used in the calculation. JUDGING SCHEDULE Friday, September 1 5:00PM Saturday, September 2 10:00AM Sunday, September 3 10:00AM Monday, September 4 11:00AM FLEECE & FIBER SHOW Fleece-on Shorn Fleece Skeins & Finished Goods OPEN CLASS SHOW Adult Showmanship Halter Classes OPEN CLASS SHOW Pleasure Driving Obstacle Driving Youth Showmanship (Senior, Intermediate, Junior) Performance Classes PLAY DAY Costume Classes Open Obstacles 3

4 DIVISION 801 SHOW 1 MARYAN BAKER / DIVISION 802 SHOW 2 WALLACE BAKER Llama Superintendent: Shawn Bussey Livestock Office Phone: Phone: Oregon State Fair Office: laughdancesing.live@yahoo.com Judges: Maryan & Wallace Baker ENTRY DEADLINE: August 10, 2017 CLICK HERE FOR ONLINE ENTRY REGISTRATION PREMIUMS Best of Show... $75 Champions... $40 Champions... $20 NEW for 2017: Halter, Performance, and Group Classes will have a double show option. Please make sure to enter BOTH Show 1 & Show 2 if you are interested in participating in the double show. Remember to also pay double ILR-SD fee per animal if entering BOTH shows. ALL SINGLE SHOW ENTRIES only enter under ONE show, EITHER Show 1 or Show 2. Fleece & Fiber classes are now available; single show only. ALL fleece & fiber entries MUST be accompanied by entry tag. BEST OF SHOW PLAQUE provided by Glen Pfefferkorn and Morris Wendorf. 1. Adult Showmanship Halter Classes Classic Female 2. Juvenile Female 3. Yearling Female 4. Two-Year Female 5. Mature Female Suri Wool Female 8. Juvenile Female 9. Yearling Female 10. Two-Year Female 11. Mature Female Silky Wool Female 14. Juvenile Female 15. Yearling Female 16. Two-Year Female 17. Mature Female Light Wool Female 20. Juvenile Female 21. Yearling Female 22. Two-Year Female 23. Mature Female Medium Wool Female 26. Juvenile Female 27. Yearling Female 28. Two-Year Female 29. Mature Female Extreme Heavy Wool Female 32. Juvenile Female 33. Yearling Female 34. Two-Year Female 35. Mature Female Heavy Wool Female 38. Juvenile Female 39. Yearling Female 40. Two-Year Female 41. Mature Female Classic Male 44. Juvenile Male 45. Yearling Male 46. Two-Year Male 47. Mature Male Suri Wool Male 50. Juvenile Male 51. Yearling Male 52. Two-Year Male 53. Mature Male Silky Wool Male 56. Juvenile Male 57. Yearling Male 58. Two-Year Male 59. Mature Male 4 Light Wool Male 62. Juvenile Male 63. Yearling Male 64. Two-Year Male 65. Mature Male Medium Wool Male 68. Juvenile Male 69. Yearling Male 70. Two-Year Male 71. Mature Male Extreme Heavy Wool Male 74. Juvenile Male 75. Yearling Male 76. Two-Year Male 77. Mature Male Heavy Wool Male 80. Juvenile Male 81. Yearling Male 82. Two-Year Male 83. Mature Male Non-Breeder Halter 86. Yearling 87. Two-Year 88. Adult

5 Group Classes 89. Production Pair each entry must include two (2) offspring by the same sire OR the same dam. 90. Bred & Owned each entry must include two (2) animals that have been bred and raised by the owner. 91. Oregon State Fair Award each entry must include two (2) animals; both bred and raised in Oregon. Best of Show (Breeding Champions) Performance Classes Youth Showmanship 93. Senior 94. Intermediate 95. Junior Pack 96. Maiden 97. Junior 98. Novice 99. Intermediate 100. Senior 101. Advanced Obstacle 102. Maiden 103. Junior 104. Novice 105. Intermediate 106. Senior 107. Advanced Public Relations 108. Maiden 109. Junior 110. Novice 111. Intermediate 112. Senior 113. Advanced Junior Performance Champion & Novice Performance Champion & Intermediate Performance Champion & Senior Performance Champion & Advanced Performance Champion & DIVISION 803 FLEECE & FIBER Fleece & Fiber Classes (Single Show) Fleece-On/Coat-On 1. Double Fleece w/ Crimp 5 to <12 2. Double Fleece w/ Crimp 12 to <24 3. Double Fleece w/ Crimp 24 and over 4. Single Fleece w/ Crimp 5 to <12 5. Single Fleece w/ Crimp 12 to <24 6. Single Fleece w/ Crimp 24 and over 7. Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 5 to <12 8. Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 12 to <24 9. Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 24 and over 10. Suri Fleece 5 to < Suri Fleece 12 to < Suri Fleece 24 and over 13. Classic Coat 5 to < Classic Coat 12 to < Classic Coat 24 and over Shorn Fleece 18. Double Fleece w/ Crimp 5 to < Double Fleece w/ Crimp 12 to < Double Fleece w/ Crimp 24 and over 21. Single Fleece w/ Crimp 5 to < Single Fleece w/ Crimp 12 to < Single Fleece w/ Crimp 24 and over 24. Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 5 to < Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 12 to < Single Fleece w/out Crimp/Crinkle 24 and over 27. Suri Fleece 5 to < Suri Fleece 12 to < Suri Fleece 24 and over 30. Classic Coat 5 to < Classic Coat 12 to < Classic Coat 24 and over Skeins & Finished Goods 35. Handspun Yarn 36. Handspun Yarn w/ Decoration 37. Knitted Item 38. Crochet Item 39. Felted item 40. Other/Miscellaneous Item DIVISION 804 PLAY DAY No Judge / Monday Costume Classes 1. Junior (Under 12) 2. Intermediate (12 18) 3. Adult (19 and over) Play Day Classes 4. Obstacle 5. Public Relations 5