CLI Terre Haute Spring Classic Wabash Valley Fairgrounds 3901 U. S. 41 (1 mile south of 1-70) Terre Haute, IN47802
Introduction:Enter your llama in a show where you will learn a lot about conformation and fiber.Have fun while showing and walk away with a real understanding of why your llama placed where it did.The judges will thoroughly explain their class placements.Spend one-on-one time with the judges anytime other than when they are judging.Participate in open discussion and enjoy good food.All of this awaits you at the CLI Terre Haute Spring Classic.
General Information:The CLI Terre Haute Spring Classic show gives exhibitors another venue for showcasing their llamas, using fiber type as the distinction for class determination.There will be three fiber divisions (Traditional, Silky & Suri).These will be further divided by sex and age.See entry form for complete details.See below for a description of the three fiber types.
Traditional Fiber Type
Double coated (undercoat & guard hair)
Guard hair may be minimal
Crimp to the fiber
Fiber has “crinkle” – not straight
Soft handle
Loft to the fiber (does not lay flat)
Fiber length may be short, medium or long
Silky Fiber Type
Slick to the touch
Straight
Lustrous
Low loft (not fluffy)
Minimal to no lock structure
Suri Fiber Type
Straight fiber (no crimp)
Cool to the touch
Lustrous
Silky handle
Locks formed to skin
Types of locks:
Straight, Fan, Flat, Curl/pearl, or Pencil
No animals belonging to the CLI management team will be enteredin the show.
Emphasis will be on educating the exhibitors & audience on positive and negative traits of the conformation and fiber reviewed on the animals.
Guiding Principles for the judges:
§No favors
§No personal agendas
§Nopolitics
Recognition:
Beautiful ribbons will be awarded in each class.Champions and Reserve Champions will receive unique crystal trophies.A report of the event will be covered in a future issue of Cool Camelids magazine.
Proof of Date of Birth:Proof of birth date must be provided for all show entries.This can be done with a registration certificate or a veterinarian’s certification of the date of birth. Halter Show Entry Fees: 1 Entry$100 2 – 3 entries$ 85 each 4 or more entries$ 75 each
Stall Fee:The fee is $50 per stall. Health Requirements:All animals from within Indiana do not need to have a health certificate. Animals coming from out of state must have a health certificate
issued within 30 days of exhibition.
This health certificate must: * Be issued within 30 days of the show. * Include the llama's name, age and sex. * Have a complete description that includes color, markings and permanent identification, if any. Entry Deadline:Postmarked by May 12. Arrival Time:Anytime between noon and 5 p.m., Friday, May 23. Food & Beverages:All food and beverages are complimentary for the entire event. Friday Evening Dinner:There will be relax and get acquainted dinner Friday evening at the facility.Meat and beverages will be provided.Exhibitors are asked to bring a covered dish of their choice to share. Saturday:All food and beverages will be supplied, including plenty of breakfast items, a catered lunch and plenty of snacks & beverages during and after the show. Departure Time:By noon Sunday, May 25.
