This award is given for having the best kept pen area during fair.
What is the Clean Pen Award?
This can help your llama feel more comfortable at fair.
What is walking them / spending time with them / practice?
This class judges how well you handle your alpaca
What is Showmanship?
This piece of equipment goes on the alpaca’s head for leading and showing.
What is a halter?
Llamas and alpacas check in on this date.
What is July 11th?
This area is where you walk your llama or alpaca to help keep them from using their pen as a bathroom.
What is the potty area?
This behavior may be a sign your alpaca is nervous at fair.
What is humming and/or pacing?
This class may include obstacles
What is Obstacle?
This shape should your lead make when holding it correctly in showmanship.
What is a J shape?
The llama and alpaca show begins at this time.
What is 3:00 PM?
This should always be available in your pen.
What is water?
This change may be a sign your alpaca is stressed or not adjusting well to fair.
What are loose stools?
This class includes decorations or themes
What is Costume?
This sound may mean your halter is too tight or not fitted correctly.
What is snorting?
The llama and alpaca show takes place on this date.
What is July 12th?
Pens should be cleaned this often during fair.
What is as often as they need it?
Name one sign your alpaca may not be adjusting well to fair.
Not eating, not drinking, loose stools, pacing, acting withdrawn, unusual behavior, laying excessively, etc.
This class focuses on carrying equipment
What is Pack?
These types of shoes should be worn in the show ring for safety.
What are closed-toe shoes?
This contains your exhibitor number and should be attached to the front of your shirt during the show.
What is your exhibitor bib?
Name three things leaders may notice when looking at pens during fair.
Water, manure cleanup, bedding, organization, feed area, overall cleanliness
This behavior may happen if an alpaca is uncomfortable, stressed, or unhappy with a situation at fair.
What is spitting?
Name the four showmanship divisions in order from youngest to oldest.
What are Junior, Intermediate, Senior, and Master?
About an hour before the show, these are posted around the arena to help exhibitors prepare for their classes.
What are the layouts of each class?
These two people are in the arena during the show helping run classes and judging.
Who are the Ring Master and the Judge?