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Health Requirements - All animals from within Indiana do not need to have a
health certificate. Animals coming from out of state must have a completed
official health certificate within 30 days of exhibition.
Eligibility - All llamas MUST have ILR certificates with the exception of
animals for
youth or non-breeder classes. ALSA will not accept pending
registrations.
Registration papers must accompany entry form.
All exhibitors must be a member of ALSA or pay an Adult Non-Member fee of
$30.00 The Youth Non-Member fee is $15.00.
Read about an ALSA membership here.
Arrival - Arrival time for all exhibitors starts at 12:00 p.m. on Friday,
May 14.
Stalls will be pre-assigned.
Stalling - Stalls will be pre-assigned. Exhibitors will provide their own bedding.
No paper products
are permitted to be used for bedding.
Departure - Please clean stalls upon departure at the end of the show.
A $10.00 fee will be charged for each stall left un-cleaned.
You may have the 4-H Club clean your stalls for $10.00 each.
Manure - Please deposit all straw, hay, and manure in the appropriate
area.
DO NOT deposit manure in trash cans!
Wool Divisions -
Miniature Llama Classes Offered!
Each animal must be entered in its appropriate age and wool division.
Suri - Suri body style and suri wool as described in the handbook.
Light - Minimal body wool, short neck wool with smooth legs.
Medium- Moderate to long body wool, minimal to moderate neck wool,
smooth to moderate leg wool.
Heavy - Abundant body and neck wool with minimal to abundant leg wool.
Llama Age Divisions -
Juvenile: 5 to 12 months of age
Yearling: 12 to 24 months of age
Two Year Old: 24 to 36 months of age
Adult: 36 months of age and over
Performance Classes -
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Animals may only show in ONE Performance
Division (animals showing in Youth Divison may NOT show in Open or Novice
Division)
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Novice Class - Open to all entries who have not qualified for the Advanced
Performance Division.
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As of 2009, points will be awarded for Novice classes and
Novice Performance Champion Award will be given.
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Advanced Class - Open to all entries who have earned the title of Novice
Performance Champion
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Pack - All llamas must be 5 mo. old or older. Llamas 5 to 36 months old must carry packs filled out with lightweight material.
Llamas 36 months or older must carry at least 40 total pounds. Youth Pack (Jr. & Intermediate) - Llama must be 5 months or older - carrying pack filled out with lightweight material.
Youth Ages:
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Youth Juniors - Handler age 8 through 11 (age as of January 1st of this year).
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Youth Intermediates - Handler age 12 through 14 (age as of January 1st of this
year).
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Youth Seniors - Handler age 15 through 18 (age as of January 1st of this year).
Youth Classes - A youth may show starting on the date of their 8th birthday.
Youth Exhibitors - Under 13 years of age may not show intact males over
24 mo.
(This is an ALSA Recommendation)
Dress - Neat, appropriate attire is required. Open toed shoes, sandals, and
bare feet will disqualify the exhibitor. No shorts or tennis shoes for
Showmanship classes.
ALSA Show:
Youth Judging Classes - 6:30 Friday evening.
Exhibitor’s Meeting - 7:30 a.m. Saturday morning.
Show will start promptly at
8:00 a.m. both days.
Awards - Ribbons and cash premiums will be awarded to winners.
Novice & Advanced Performance Champions and Youth Performance Champions awarded.
Versatility Champion awarded - Top Scoring Animal
Best Of Show Awarded - All 9 Grand Champions Compete
Judges: Indy Open 400 - Allen Davis
Indy Open 500 - Rick Neal
Two separate judgings. Judges will not discuss selections.
Entry Deadline - May 5. We are flexible and will gladly
accept
late entries, however late fees will apply after this
date.
Two ALSA Shows - The Indy 400 & The Indy 500
Double Judging Double Points
Double Premiums
Show Information & Application .....
Information Class
List Application
Lodging & Map 4-H
Open Show
All Printable Forms:
Application Double Show Class List
Show Information
For More Information:

Jim Nenni - Show Superintendent
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