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ALPACAS Prize Schedule | Competition Information 31 August - 9 September 2018 | theshow.com.au
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
ARRIVAL
Alpacas must arrive and be penned between 11.00 am and 3.00 pm on Thursday 30 August.
Arrival times will be staggered and exhibitors will be advised of their allotted arrival time two weeks
prior to the Show.
Alpacas not arriving by their specified arrival time may be disqualified by the Chief Steward.
ENTRY GATE
All vehicles are to enter through the Leader Street Gate.
PAVILION
Alpacas will be housed in the Alpaca & Goat Pavilion on the Western Boundary of the Showground
(immediately north of the Sheep Pavilion).
INSPECTION OF EXHIBITS
The Society shall appoint a person or persons as an inspector or inspectors who shall then examine all
Alpacas for eligibility.
All alpacas will be inspected for lice upon arrival and prior to entering the Pavilion.
Any decision or determination of disqualification is entirely within the discretion of the Chief
Steward and shall not be challenged or called into question in any proceedings or in any manner
whatsoever. The Chief Steward will classify all entries for colour and has the power to transfer an
exhibit to the class in which, in his/her opinion, it should have been entered. The Chief Steward may
combine or split classes as he/she sees fit in consultation with the Supervisor.
Exhibits must carry a minimum fleece length of 50 mm for Huacayas and 75 mm for Suris. Huacaya 12
months and older must be shorn regularly so that no more than 15 months fleece is carried at the time
of showing. Suri should carry no more than 24 months fleece.
REMOVAL OF VEHICLES
Exhibitors are required to remove their vehicles from the Showground immediately after animals have
been inspected and penned.
JUDGING
Alpaca Classes (Suri followed by Huacaya in each age category..................... 9.30 am Friday 31 August
Production (Composite Appraisal 1........................................................ 9.00 am Saturday 1 September
Fleece Classes...................................................................................... 10.00 am Saturday 1 September
Production (Composite Appraisal 2 – Wethers.......................................... 9.30 am Sunday 2 September
Junior Judging Competition..................................................................... 10.30 am Sunday 2 September
Presentation of Fleece and Special Awards............................................... 1.00 pm Sunday 2 September
Junior Handler Classes.............................................................................. 1.30 pm Sunday 2 September
Alpacas must not be moved from their allotted pen whilst judging is in progress except by the order of
the Chief Steward. Alpacas must not leave the judging ring until directed by the Judge or Ring Steward.
DEPARTURE
Alpacas must leave the Showground between 6.00 pm and 8.00 pm on Sunday 2 September. All
exhibitors must obtain a “Permit to Remove Stock” from the Alpaca Supervisor prior to departure.SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ALPACA BREED & FLEECE CHAMPIONSHIPS
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES
FRIDAY 13 JULY 2018 at 5.00 pm CST
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES PAYMENT OF FEES
The following conditions will strictly apply: When paying fees by cheque or credit card,
• All entries, whether posted, lodged in person exhibitors must ensure that sufficient funds are
or completed online must be in the Society’s available at the time of entry. Failure to do so
possession at its Administration Office by may result in non-acceptance of entries.
5.00 pm (CST) on Friday 13 July 2018. Make cheques payable to RA&HS and send with
completed entry forms
• When sending entry forms and fees by
A $10 Processing Fee (per exhibitor) will be
post, the onus is on the exhibitor to ensure charged for paper entries
adequate delivery time.
• Entry forms by facsimile or email will not be ARM BANDS
accepted. Australian Alpaca Association approved arm
• A late entry option is available under the bands will be used for the display of exhibit
following conditions: numbers. They can be ordered at the time of
entry for $15 each.
Late entries may only be submitted online
and will be accepted for 7 days after REFUNDS
the official closing date (by 5.00 pm No refunds of entry fees will be made after the
CST) closing date of entries.
An additional fee equivalent to three times MEMBERSHIP
the standard entry fee is paid. Exhibitors of alpacas must be members of the
Absolutely no exception to the above conditions RA&HS.
will be made to any exhibitor under any Exhibitors of fleeces and/or junior handler and/or
circumstance. junior judging classes are exempt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES Membership fees: Adults $165, Juniors $56
Entries submitted online will be acknowledged (under 18).
via email. CONTACT DETAILS
For postal entries, if you require formal Post RA&HS – Alpaca Section, PO Box 108,
acknowledgement that your entry has been Goodwood SA 5034
received please include a stamped, self- Email: entries@adelaideshowground.com.au
addressed envelope with your entry form. Phone: (08) 8210 5211 (between 9.00 am and
ONLINE ENTRIES 5.00 pm Monday to Friday)
www.theshow.com.au Website www.theshow.com.au
ENTRY FEES YOUR PRIVACY
The fee for each entry (GST included) is: If you do not want your details to be made
Breed Classes - $25 per entry available to other parties, please tick the box
Composite Appraisal Classes - $25 per entry on the entry form supplied by the RA&HS . Your
(includes shearing cost) personal information will then only be used by
Sires Progeny Classes – No Fee the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and
allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS
Wether Classes - $15 per entry
reserves the right to inform prize sponsors of the
Fleece Classes - $15 per entry details of recipients to enable distribution of their
Junior Handler/Junior Judging - $5 per entry voucher/product prizes. Please note: by ticking
One free catalogue per exhibitor is included. the box to suppress your details, your name will
appear in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your
address will not.2 ALPACAS
GENERAL REGULATIONS
Exhibitors are reminded that the Society’s PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY
General Regulations apply to all sections of the Any prize money won during the Royal
Show. A copy of the General Regulations can be Adelaide Show is paid by Electronic Funds
obtained from the Society’s website at Transfer (EFT). The Exhibitor should provide the
www.theshow.com.au or from the Society’s BSB, Account Number and Account Name on
Administration Office. the space provided on the entry form.
Exhibitors should note that the General
Regulations contain a number of provisions PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID AT THE END OF
relevant to competitions and this Schedule. OCTOBER.
As those conditions apply in addition to the Any concerns regarding prize money must be
regulations contained within this schedule, raised with the Society by 11 December of the
Exhibitors should familiarise themselves with the current year.
General Regulations. Any trophy, prize or prize money not claimed
by 11 December of the current year. shall be
SPECIAL REGULATIONS deemed forfeited by the exhibitor and the RA&HS
Exhibitors are reminded that the Special shall no longer be liable to pay or provide the
Regulations contained within this Schedule are
prize.
merely supplementary to and subject to the
General Regulations. PRIZE MONEY AND GST
The members of the Society’s Diverse Farming Prize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does
Committee shall have the authority to act on not include GST.
behalf of the Society to take any necessary action The prize money which we pay to successful
under these Special Regulations. exhibitors depends on information provided to
As far as possible, this Show will be based upon us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and
the Australian Alpaca Association Showing Rules provide your Australian Business Number (ABN),
(January 2017) we will pay the appropriate prize money plus
10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient
REGISTRATION Created Tax Invoice which you will need to
At the time of entry, all alpacas entered (other submit to the Australian Taxation Office.
than wethers and alpacas in Junior Handler and
In entering the competition, you acknowledge
Junior Judging classes) must be registered with
your agreement to the following:
a recognised organisation and, at the time of
penning, must carry approved identification. All • You will not issue a tax invoice to the
alpacas must be entered and shown in the name RA&HS in respect to prize money received;
of the registered owner or leasee. • You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be
The Australian Alpaca Association database will registered for GST.
be used to check entry details for accuracy. If you provide your Australian Business Number
Unregistered wethers and alpacas in Junior but are not registered for GST, we will pay the
Handler and Junior Judging classes are excluded. prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule
without reference to the GST.
EXHIBITOR RESPONSIBILITIES If you confirm you are entering as part of a
It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay
alpacas and fleeces are entered in the correct the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule
colour class according to the Australian Alpaca without reference to GST.
Association colour chart.
PRIZES
Prizes in each class will be (unless otherwise
specified):
First, $15, ribbon; second, $10, ribbon; third, $5,
ribbon .
RA&HS sashes will be awarded to all Champions,
Reserve Champions and Special Awards.ALPACAS 3
GENERAL INSPECTIONS
IMPORTANT Each alpaca shall be inspected for general well-
It is important that you either: being, eligibility and correctness. Inspections
• Confirm you are entering as part of a shall be conducted according to the Stewards
private recreational pursuit or hobby, or Inspection Checklist as shown in the AAA
• Confirm you are entering as a GST Showing Rules Manual (January 2017).
registered business and supply your ABN LICE
Failure to do either of the above will require All exhibitors should carefully check all alpacas
the RA&HS to withhold tax, at the maximum for lice before bringing them onto the Adelaide
tax rate, from your prize money in accordance Showground. Alpacas will be inspected for
with Australian tax legislation. Bovicola breviceps (alpaca biting or chewing
lice) prior to entering the Alpaca and Goat
Pavilion. Any alpaca found to be carrying signs of
The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and lice infestation (lice - dead or alive, eggs, scurf)
therefore assumes no liability for actions taken will be disqualified together with all other entries
as a result of these guidelines. In any instances by that exhibitor. Exhibits must be removed
where an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of immediately from the Showground. Entry fees
the tax implications of their involvement, they will not be refunded.
should consult their own accountant or tax
advisor. HORMONAL GROWTH PROMOTANTS
As stipulated in the Society’s General Regulations
- Prohibited Drugs, Alpacas which have been
The Society makes every endeavour to ensure treated with hormones are not eligible for entry
all prizes listed are accurate at the time of or exhibition at the Royal Adelaide Show.
printing. Should a prize (cash, voucher, product,
trophy) be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent ENTRY PASSES
to printing, the Society will pay prize money Exhibitors will be allocated one pass for each 4
as stated above. It is the responsibility of the head brought onto the Showground.
prize winner to follow-up with the Society any
WITHDRAWALS
sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy)
Every alpaca entered must be exhibited unless
they believe they are entitled to prior to Friday,
a certificate signed by the exhibitor is lodged
15 December 2017. The Society will not follow-
with the Society at least 14 days prior to the
up prize sponsors after this date or review any
commencement of the Show stating why the
prizes that may have been incorrectly awarded.
animal/s is unable to compete (eg):
RESTRICTIONS OF ENTRIES 1. The animal has died
In the event of more entries being received than 2. The animal is unfit for exhibition due to injury
can be comfortably accommodated, and in order or disease
to encourage greater exhibitor numbers, the 3. Some other cause which the Society considers
Society reserves the right to reduce the number reasonable.
of alpacas entered by any exhibitor to a figure Any late withdrawals must also be made in
determined by the Society. The exhibitor will writing either as a Statutory Declaration signed
have the right to nominate the alpacas to be by the exhibitor or a certificate signed by the
withdrawn. exhibitor, together with an explanatory certificate
signed by a veterinary surgeon.
JOHNES DISEASE All withdrawals must be clearly marked
Alpaca must not be from properties known to
“Withdrawal – Alpaca section” and include
be infected with Johne’s Disease. Exhibitors
exhibitor name, exhibit name, class number and
must complete a “National South American
exhibit number (if known). Withdrawals can be
Camelid Declaration and Waybill” and submit
sent via email to
with entry forms. This form is available at : www.
entries@adelaideshowground.com.au or faxed to
farmbiosecurity.com. au/toolkit/declarations-
(08) 8210 5222
and-statements. A current copy of the form
should travel with the Alpacas to the Show and PENALTY FOR NON-EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS
be available for inspection. Questions about Exhibitors who fail to notify the Society of
eligibility or obtaining forms may be directed to withdrawals as detailed above at least 24 hours
PIRSA Murray Bridge Office on 08 8539 2112. prior to the official arrival time will be fined $100
for each animal not exhibited.4 ALPACAS
PHYSICAL SOUNDNESS & DISAPPROVED PROTESTS
EXHIBITS An exhibitor may lodge a protest against another
All male animals must be completely entire and exhibitor or a Show Official. The sole grounds of
deemed physically sound. Any male not deemed a protest shall be a breach of the Show rules.
completely entire (other than a wether) shall not Subject to the General Regulations, protests
compete. Any marks of spaying on females shall shall be addressed to the Chief Executive and be
disqualify them from competing. lodged at his office on the Showground before
All wethers must be physically sound and must 6.00 pm on the day the decision in question has
have been castrated. Any wether entry may be been made. Such protests shall be accompanied
either a registered or unregistered alpaca. by a deposit of $50 which may be forfeited to the
All animals exhibited must be of a satisfactory Society if in the sole opinion of the Chief Steward
standard, be in reasonable show condition and the protest is unfounded, frivolous or vexatious.
be given proper attention during the Show. The protest and all matters arising therefrom shall
Any exhibit, disapproved of for exhibition by the be determined conclusively as to all matters by
Inspector or Chief Steward, must upon notice to the Society and shall not be the subject of any
that effect, be removed from the Showground. appeal to any court.
SICK OR DISEASED ANIMALS PEN CLEANING
If, in the opinion of a qualified Veterinary Exhibitors shall, to the satisfaction of the Alpaca
Surgeon appointed by the Society, an animal Supervisor:
on the Showground shall be injured or be so 1. Keep each pen allotted to them and their
affected by sickness, disease or other ailment as Alpacas in a clean and proper condition
to warrant its destruction or its removal from the throughout the Show.
Showground as the case may be, the Society shall 2. Cleaning of pens is to be completed before
be entitled to have the animal destroyed and/or 8.00 am each day. Pens to be maintained
require the animal to be forthwith removed from throughout the day.
the Showground. The exhibitor, upon receipt of 3. Wastewater must not be emptied in the goat
such notice, shall forthwith remove such animal wash down sinks.
and failing such removal by him/her within the
time prescribed by the Society, by written notice BEDDING
to the exhibitor or his/her representative on the A straw allocation will be supplied for bedding
Showground, the Society may remove the animal for Alpacas at this year’s Royal Adelaide Show.
or cause the animal to be removed. All costs Additional straw may be purchased from the
and expenses of removal shall be borne by the Shed Supervisor.
exhibitor, and shall be refunded to the Society. FODDER
Exhibitors must arrange their own fodder
Each such animal shall at all times be the sole requirements. The sale of all fodder is in the
risk and responsibility of the exhibitor and the hands of the fodder merchant whose store is on
person or persons removing the animal shall at the Showground. All sales will be by selected
all times be deemed to be agents of the exhibitor credit card or cash only.
and all acts and omissions on the part of such Any exhibitor who, in the opinion of the
person or persons shall be deemed to be acts and Committee has more fodder than is considered
omissions of the exhibitor. The exhibitor shall necessary, will be required to remove the excess
indemnify and hold indemnified the Society, its from the Showground. Exhibitors must not solicit
servants and agents from all claims whatsoever orders for fodder on the Showground.
in respect of the animal whether by reason of
any loss or injury to or caused by the animal or
because of transportation, feeding or housing or
otherwise howsoever.
The pavilion supervisor must be advised
immediately of any sick or diseased animals
attended to by the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon.
All exhibitors are reminded of their obligation
to ensure all animals are adequately fed, have
access to fresh water and pens are kept clean.ALPACAS 5
AGE AND DATE OF BIRTH DISPLAY CARDS/PEN DISPLAYS
31 August, 2018 is the reference date for the Each stud is permitted to display one sign for
calculation of age of an animal for the purposes every four pens occupied by exhibits, no larger
of entering age classes at the Royal Adelaide than 1200 mm x 600 mm. Logo, name and
Show. address of stud only to be shown.
Exhibitors are permitted to decorate their pens
The following table shows the birth dates with curtain delineators – more information on
between which animals must have been born in size restrictions will be provided closer to the
order to be eligible for each age class. Show.
Huacaya Ribbons and sashes on display must relate to
6 months and under 12 months the alpaca/s in that pen. All awards must be
1/9/17 to 28/2/18 removed as soon as the winning alpacas leave
12 months and under 18 months the Showground.
1/3/17 to 31/8/17 FIRE PRECAUTIONS
18 months and under 30 months Precautions will be taken to guard against fire,
1/3/16 to 28/2/17 and to protect the property at the Show, but
30 months and under 48 months exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the
1/9/14 to 29/2/16 Society.
48 months and over Smoking is strictly prohibited in all livestock
born on or before 31/8/14 pavilions and lockers.
No exhibitor or other person shall remove, or
Suri displace, or interfere in any way with, or use for
6 months and under 12 months any purpose other than the prevention of fire, any
1/9/17 to 28/2/18 article or appliance provided for use in the case
12 months and under 18 months of an outbreak of fire upon the Showground, nor
shall any exhibitor or other person remove or
1/3/17 to 31/8/17
alter, or add to, or interfere in any way with any
18 months and under 24 months fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing owned
1/9/16 to 28/2/17 by the Society, or used in such fixture, fitting,
24 months and over article, appliance or thing for any purpose other
On or before 31/8/16 than for which it is intended by the Society to be
used.
DRESS CODE
Handlers and all stewards appearing in or near
the arena must wear white dustcoats over black The consumption of intoxicating liquor in
pants and covered shoes. Juniors must have long all pavilions, halls and attendants’ lockers is
trousers (moleskins or school trousers accepted) forbidden.
with covered shoes. PRODUCTION CLASSES
NO blue denim jeans, shorts or sneakers Normal entry requirements must be met
permitted. including Health requirements.
Stewards assisting inside the pavilion must be
COMPETITIVE
smartly dressed - no jeans or sneakers.EXHIBITOR
White – ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW ALPACAS
COMPANION
dustcoats should be worn by handlers in theConditions ofNo
Entry
companion alpacas are permitted.
Grand Parade.
HAZARD REPORTING
PARADES DUTY OF CARE
Competitors must notify
All award winning the Area/Pavilion
alpacas are expectedSupervisor
to be It is important to ensure your own safety and that
or the Venue
paraded Management
in any Office
Grand Parade immediately
conducted of
during of all other site personnel, visitors and general
any hazards
the stay detected.
of alpacas at Hazards are any situation
the Showground. Parading public at the Adelaide Showground.
which has the potential
of all exhibits to cause:
is encouraged. Penalties may be All competitors have a “Duty of Care” to avoid
imposed
1. Injury, upon
illnessexhibitors
or death towho do or
people notanimals
participate.
either exposing themselves or other people to situations
immediately or in the future which could lead to injury. This “Duty of Care”
2. Damage or EXERCISING OFproperty
destruction to ALPACAS extends to the prevention of damage to property.
Exercising of Alpacas will only be permitted
during the times set and REPORTING
INCIDENT within designated areas. LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY
(Details to be
Competitors provided
must to Exhibitors).
notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor 1. Release
or the Venue Management Office immediately an Entry to and remaining on the Showground is
incident occurs which has resulted in: entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor and to the
1. The injury, illness or death of any person or maximum extent permitted by law, the Exhibitor6 ALPACAS
CRITERIA FOR ALPACAS ON DISPLAY FOR THE SECOND HALF OF
THE SHOW
Aim Advertising and Signage
To have approximately 30 alpacas remain for the • The Alpaca Pavilion is a competitive and
second half of the Show. display venue - not a commercial site.
Criteria The second half of the Show presents an
• The same rules and regulations, including opportunity to have alpacas on display with
ownership, apply for all alpacas on display owners present to interact with the public
during the second half of the Show. Proof and promote the industry.
of ownership and animal ID must be • Display cards should be consistent with
provided for each alpaca to the satisfaction those permitted in the first half of the Show
of the Alpaca Supervisor. Alpacas may be ie no larger than 1200 mm x 600 mm, with
registered or unregistered. logo, name and contact details shown.
• The same health standards and rules apply. • No “For Sale” signs or hand-outs listing
• Normal shed rules apply (ie cleaning, alpacas for sale are permitted. Other
exercising, signage etc). handouts which advertise or promote
• First preference will be given to those specific enterprises or animals must not be
showing and those assisting during the first displayed or distributed.
half of the Show (ie exhibitors, stewards, • Fact Sheets, posters and other general
official volunteers). If space permits, other educational material promoting the alpaca
breeders and owners may participate. industry are permitted.
• Owners may negotiate, through the Alpaca • Business cards are permitted but strictly no
Supervisor, to swap over alpacas. Additional persuasion, coercion or selling is allowed
Health and Movement documentation must from the Alpaca & Goat Pavilion.
be completed.
Those wishing to be part of the display in the
second half of the Show, should register their
interest by including a written note with their
entries, or by contacting Adrienne Clarke on
0418 836 157 by 17 August 2018.
A DESIGNATED INDUSTRY DISPLAY AREA WILL BE PROVIDED AND NO INDIVIDUAL
PROMOTION WILL BE PERMITTED IN THIS AREA
Trophies presented to judges of competition in
appreciation of their contribution sponsored by
THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA ASSOCIATION, SA REGIONALPACAS 7
JUNIOR HANDLER CLASSES
Entries must be received by the Society by 5.00 TASKS:
pm on Friday 13 July 2018 Competitors may be required to walk their
The Junior Handler section encourages young alpaca:
people between 6 and 16 years of age to • Forwards, acknowledging the judge
participate and be part of the Royal Adelaide • Backwards
Show. Age to be calculated as at 31 August of • Through left, right, diagonal turn/s
the current year. • Through an archway
Entries for the Junior Handler section should be • Over a raised area
completed by a parent, guardian or responsible • Through a water tray
person. • Remove and refit a halter
Exhibitor details must be completed on entry • Manoeuvre around and through obstacles
forms provided by the RA&HS. (eg straw bales)
Alpacas entered in the Junior Handler section do Additional marks will be awarded for:
not have to be registered with an Association but • Overall dress and presence
must comply with all other conditions including • Overall presentation of alpaca
health regulations.
• Confidence and teamwork between handler
All competitors must report to the Show Ring at and alpaca
1.15 pm on the day of competition for course
• Verbal or written response to up to three
familiarity and instructions.
questions by the judge
Competitors will be asked to walk their alpaca
Points will be awarded for each component
through a designated, unseen course which will
tested.
be modified according to the age groups and
novice status. Some or all of the challenges Novice classes are only for those who have not
below will be featured over the length of the shown previously at an alpaca show (regional or
course. Competitors and alpacas should expect Royal)
to encounter a series of distractions along the ATTIRE
course eg foliage, balloons, streamers, signage. Handlers should wear a white coat over trousers,
Please note - older classes may be judged first. a neat top and closed shoes (school uniform
Depending on entry numbers, classes may be permitted).
divided.8 ALPACAS
Class JH01 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE Class JH05 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE
6 years and under 11 years, novice 11 years and under 14 years
• First : Medallion; sponsored by • First : Medallion; sponsored by
Willow Hill Alpacas Willow Hill Alpacas
Class JH02 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE Class JH06 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE
11 years and under 14 years, novice 14 years and under 16 years
• First : Medallion; sponsored by • First : Medallion; sponsored by
Willow Hill Alpacas Willow Hill Alpacas
Class JH03 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE
14 years and under 16 years, novice
THE AMBERSUN ALPACAS PRIZE
• First : Medallion; sponsored by
for
Willow Hill Alpacas
MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR HANDLER
Class JH04 - THE WILLOW HILL ALPACA PRIZE • $25 and Medallion sponsored by
6 years and under 11 years. Ambersun Alpacas
• First : Medallion; sponsored by
Willow Hill Alpacas
JUNIOR JUDGE COMPETITION
The Alpaca Junior Judge Competition encourages Class JJ01 - 15 years and under 18 years.
young people between the ages of 15 and 25 Class JJ02 - 18 years and under 25 years.
years to participate in, and be part of, South
Australia’s Royal Adelaide Show. Depending on THE ADAMINCA ALPACAS AWARD
entry numbers, classes may be divided. for
Exhibitors will be required to judge four alpacas WINNER JUNIOR ALPACA JUDGE
(Huacaya only in 2018) and up to four fleeces • $60 and Medallion sponsored by
(Huacaya only in 2018) and give a verbal Adaminca Alpacas
summary of their assessments and rankings.
To be eligible to compete, a competitor must
have either competed in Junior Judging at a
previous show (at regional or Royal Show level)
and/or have attended a recognised Junior Judging
Training Course within the 18 months prior to
the 2018 Royal Adelaide Show. The next training
course will be held in April or May - for further
information, please contact Susan Haese on 0418
846 271 or susan@yaringaalpacas.com.au
Age to be calculated as at 31 August of the
current year.ALPACAS 9
SPECIAL AWARDS
MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW EXHIBITOR IN THE AUSTRALASIAN ALPACA BREEDERS
BREED & FLEECE CLASSES ASSOCIATION TROPHY
Open to any exhibitor showing for the first time. for
Any exhibitor showing at the Royal Adelaide MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR
Show in 2018 is eligible for this Trophy. Points • Trophy sponsored by
will be awarded based upon the success of Australasian Alpaca Breeders Association Inc
entries in ALL Alpaca Sections - Huacaya, Suri,
Production and Fleeces. Any exhibitor showing at the Royal Adelaide
A sliding scale of points, reflecting the level of Show in 2018 is eligible for this Trophy. Points
any award, will be used. The exhibitor with the will be awarded based upon the success of
highest points score shall be the winner. Should entries in ALL Alpaca Sections - Huacaya, Suri,
a tie occur, the number of entries by the tied Production and Fleeces.
exhibitors may be considered to determine the
winner.
HUACAYA
SECTION 1: JUNIOR FEMALE – 6 MONTHS SECTION 3: INTERMEDIATE FEMALE – 12
AND UNDER 12 MONTHS. MONTHS AND UNDER 18 MONTHS.
Class 101 - White Class 301 - White
Class 102 - Fawn - light Class 302 - Fawn - light
Class 103 - Fawn - medium/dark Class 303 - Fawn – medium/dark
Class 104 - Brown - light/medium/dark Class 304 - Brown - light/medium/dark
Class 105 - Grey/Roan Class 305 - Grey/Roan
Class 106 - Black Class 306 - Black
Class 107 - Fancy Class 307 - Fancy
CHAMPION JUNIOR HUACAYA FEMALE THE FLEUR DE LYS ALPACAS TROPHY
for
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR HUACAYA CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE HUACAYA
FEMALE FEMALE
• Trophy sponsored by Fleur de Lys Alpacas
SECTION 2: JUNIOR MALE – 6 MONTHS RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE
AND UNDER 12 MONTHS. HUACAYA FEMALE
Class 201 - White
Class 202 - Fawn - light
Class 203 - Fawn – medium/dark SECTION 4: INTERMEDIATE MALE – 12
Class 204 - Brown - light/medium/dark MONTHS AND UNDER 18 MONTHS.
Class 205 - Grey/Roan Class 401 - White
Class 206 - Black Class 402 - Fawn - light
Class 207 - Fancy Class 403 - Fawn – medium/dark
THE ANDACHE ALPACAS TROPHY Class 404 - Brown - light/medium/dark
for Class 405 - Grey/Roan
CHAMPION JUNIOR HUACAYA MALE Class 406 - Black
Class 407 - Fancy
• Trophy sponsored by Andache Alpacas
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR HUACAYA MALE10 ALPACAS
THE PRADOS ALPACAS TROPHY SECTION 7: SENIOR FEMALE – 30 MONTHS
for AND UNDER 48 MONTHS.
CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE HUACAYA MALE Class 701 - White
• Trophy sponsored by Prados Alpacas Class 702 - Fawn - light
Class 703 - Fawn – medium/dark
RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE Class 704 - Brown - light/medium/dark
HUACAYA MALE
Class 705 - Grey/Roan
Class 706 - Black
SECTION 5: ADULT FEMALE – 18 MONTHS Class 707 - Fancy
AND UNDER 30 MONTHS.
CHAMPION SENIOR HUACAYA FEMALE
Class 501 - White
Class 502 - Fawn - light RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR HUACAYA
Class 503 - Fawn – medium/dark FEMALE
Class 504 - Brown - light/medium/dark
Class 505 - Grey/Roan
SECTION 8: SENIOR MALE – 30 MONTHS
Class 506 - Black AND UNDER 48 MONTHS.
Class 507 - Fancy
Class 801 - White
THE KOBLER ALPACAS TROPHY Class 802 - Fawn - light
for Class 803 - Fawn – medium/dark
CHAMPION ADULT HUACAYA FEMALE Class 804 - Brown - light/medium/dark
• Trophy sponsored by Kobler Alpacas Class 805 - Grey/Roan
Class 806 - Black
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT HUACAYA
FEMALE Class 807 - Fancy
CHAMPION SENIOR HUACAYA MALE
SECTION 6: ADULT MALE – 18 MONTHS RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR HUACAYA MALE
AND UNDER 30 MONTHS.
Class 601 - White
Class 602 - Fawn - light SECTION 9: MATURE FEMALE – 48
Class 603 - Fawn – medium/dark
MONTHS AND OVER
Class 604 - Brown - light/medium/dark Class 901 - White
Class 605 - Grey/Roan Class 902 - Fawn - light
Class 606 - Black Class 903 - Fawn – medium/dark.
Class 607 - Fancy Class 904 - Brown - light/medium/dark.
Class 905 - Grey/Roan
CHAMPION ADULT HUACAYA MALE
Class 906 - Black
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT HUACAYA MALE Class 907 - Fancy
CHAMPION MATURE HUACAYA FEMALE
RESERVE CHAMPION MATURE HUACAYA
FEMALEALPACAS 11
SECTION 10: MATURE MALE – 48 MONTHS COLOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
AND OVER.
The Champion Alpaca in each of the 6 colour
Class 1001 - White groups (white, light fawn, medium/dark fawn,
Class 1002 - Fawn - light brown, grey/roan, black, fancy) will be judged
Class 1003 - Fawn – medium/dark after the Supreme Champion Huacaya. The
Class 1004 - Brown - light/medium/dark Supreme Champion is automatically awarded
the Champion for his/her colour. All first placed
Class 1005 - Grey/Roan
ribbon winners from each of the 6 remaining
Class 1006 - Black colour groups will compete for the Champion of
Class 1007 - Fancy their colour, irrespective of age or sex.
THE SAMARJIM ALPACAS TROPHY CHAMPION WHITE HUACAYA
for
CHAMPION MATURE HUACAYA MALE CHAMPION LIGHT FAWN HUACAYA
• Trophy sponsored by J & M Thompson
THE YARINGA ALPACAS TROPHY
RESERVE CHAMPION MATURE HUACAYA for
MALE CHAMPION MEDIUM/DARK FAWN HUACAYA
Trophy sponsored by Yaringa Alpacas Pty Ltd
GRAND CHAMPION HUACAYA FEMALE
CHAMPION BROWN HUACAYA
GRAND CHAMPION HUACAYA MALE
THE SAMBELL FAMILY TROPHY
THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA ASSOCIATION - SA for
REGION – TROPHY CHAMPION GREY/ROAN HUACAYA
and Trophy sponsored by Brenton Sambell
THE HEINIGER PRIZE
for THE HAYLILLA ALPACAS TROPHY
SUPREME CHAMPION HUACAYA for
• Trophy sponsored by CHAMPION BLACK HUACAYA
Australian Alpaca Association - SA Region Trophy sponsored by Haylilla Alpacas
• Product ($800) sponsored by Heiniger
THE AMBERSUN ALPACAS PRIZE
for
CHAMPION FANCY HUACAYA
Trophy sponsored by Ambersun Alpacas12 ALPACAS
SECTION 11: SIRE’S PROGENY The following conditions apply:
Class 1101 - Sire’s Progeny Group (Huacaya) • Group of three males and/or females (not
To qualify for the Sire’s progeny Classes wethers), six months and over
the names and details of the sire/s must be • Not necessarily owned or bred by the one
stated on the entry form and submitted by exhibitor.
closing date of entries. This enables each • All the progeny of one sire.
sire to be allocated an exhibit number. • A sire may be nominated more than once.
Sire’s eligible for judging will be determined • Exhibits for the progeny groups must be
after the inspection process has been drawn from general classes.
completed, with scratching/s (without Unless two or more individual sires are
penalty) as necessary. The Alpaca Supervisor competing, the class will be cancelled.
will advise final line-up prior to the start of BEST HUACAYA SIRES PROGENY
Friday’s judging.
PRODUCTION CLASSES
SECTION 12: COMPOSITE APPRAISAL SECTION 13: WETHERS
The Composite Appraisal classes are designed Wethers do not have to be registered with
to encourage the overall evaluation of an alpaca an Association but must carry appropriate
and the fleece it produces. identification (eg NLIS tag).
There will be 3 judging components comprising: Owners of well-conformed wethers carrying
An appraisal of each alpaca based upon similar good quality fleece suitable for commercial
lines to normal judging. purposes are encouraged to support these classes.
Each alpaca shall then be shorn and its fleece They are particularly suitable to new owners and
appraised along similar lines to normal fleece schools, and offer another opportunity for Juniors.
judging.
Each alpaca will then be re-assessed once shorn. Class 1301 - 6 months and under 18 months.
Final awards will be made based upon Class 1302 - 18 months and over.
the combined outcomes of the 3 judging
BEST HUACAYA WETHER
components.
Class 1201 - Female Alpaca, under 18 months
Class 1202 - Male Alpaca, (entire), under 18
months
Class 1203 - Male Alpaca (wether), under 18
months
Class 1204 - Female Alpaca, 18 months and
over.
Class 1205 - Male Alpaca, (entire), 18 months
and over.
Class 1206 - Male Alpaca (wether), 18 months
and over.
BEST COMPOSITE APPRAISAL EXHIBITALPACAS 13
SURI
Suri classes in each age group will be judged first followed by Huacayas of that age group (eg Junior
Suri followed by Junior Huacaya). No Suri is eligible to compete in Huacaya section, wether, colour
champions or production classes.
SECTION 14: JUNIOR FEMALE - 6 MONTHS SECTION 17: INTERMEDIATE MALE - 12
AND UNDER 12 MONTHS MONTHS AND UNDER 18 MONTHS
Class 1401 - White Class 1701 - White
Class 1402 - Fawn - light Class 1702 - Fawn - light
Class 1403 - Fawn - medium/dark Class 1703 - Fawn - medium/dark
Class 1404 - Brown - light/medium,dark Class 1704 - Brown - light/medium/dark
Class 1405 - Grey/Roan Class 1705 - Grey/Roan
Class 1406 - Black Class 1706 - Black
Class 1407 - Fancy Class 1707 - Fancy
CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE SURI
SECTION 15: JUNIOR MALE - 6 MONTHS
AND UNDER 12 MONTHS RESERVE CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE SURI
Class 1501 - White
Class 1502 - Fawn - light SECTION 18: ADULT FEMALE - 18 MONTHS
Class 1503 - Fawn - medium/dark AND UNDER 24 MONTHS
Class 1504 - Brown - light/medium,dark Class 1801 - White.
Class 1505 - Grey/Roan Class 1802 - Fawn - light
Class 1506 - Black Class 1803 - Fawn - medium/dark
Class 1507 - Fancy Class 1804 - Brown - light/medium/dark
Class 1805 - Grey/Roan
CHAMPION JUNIOR SURI
Class 1806 - Black
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR SURI Class 1807 - Fancy
SECTION 16: INTERMEDIATE FEMALE - 12 SECTION 19: ADULT MALE - 18 MONTHS
MONTHS AND UNDER 18 MONTHS AND UNDER 24 MONTHS
Class 1601 - White Class 1901 - White.
Class 1602 - Fawn - light Class 1902 - Fawn - light
Class 1603 - Fawn - medium/dark Class 1903 - Fawn - medium/dark
Class 1604 - Brown - light/medium/dark Class 1904 - Brown - light/medium/dark
Class 1605 - Grey/Roan Class 1905 - Grey/Roan
Class 1606 - Black Class 1906 - Black
Class 1607 - Fancy Class 1907 - Fancy
CHAMPION ADULT SURI
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT SURI14 ALPACAS
SECTION 20: SENIOR FEMALE - 24 CHAMPION AWARDS
MONTHS AND OVER
Class 2001 - White
THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA ASSOCIATION - SA
Class 2002 - Fawn - light
REGION TROPHY
Class 2003 - Fawn - medium/dark for
Class 2004 - Brown - light/medium/dark GRAND CHAMPION SURI
Class 2005 - Grey/Roan • Trophy sponsored by
Class 2006 - Black Australian Alpaca Association - SA Region
Class 2007 - Fancy
BEST OPPOSITE SEX SURI
SECTION 21: SENIOR MALE - 24 MONTHS SIRE’S PROGENY
AND OVER Class 2201 - Sire’s Progeny Group - Suri
Class 2101 - White To qualify for the Sire’s progeny Classes the
names and details of the sire/s must be
Class 2102 - Fawn - light
stated on the entry form and submitted by
Class 2103 - Fawn - medium/dark closing date of entries. This enables each
Class 2104 - Brown - light/medium/dark sire to be allocated an exhibit number.
Class 2105 - Grey/Roan Sire’s eligible for judging will be determined
Class 2106 - Black after the inspection process has been
Class 2107 - Fancy completed, with scratching/s (without
penalty) as necessary. The Alpaca Supervisor
CHAMPION SENIOR SURI will advise final line-up prior to the start of
Friday’s judging.
RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR SURI The following conditions apply:
• Group of two males and/or females (not
wethers), six months and over
• Not necessarily owned or bred by the one
exhibitor.
• All the progeny of one sire.
• A sire may be nominated more than once.
• Exhibits for the progeny groups must be
drawn from general classes.
Unless two or more individual sires are
competing, the class will be cancelled.
BEST SURI SIRES PROGENYALPACAS 15
SA ALPACA FLEECE CHAMPIONSHIPS
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON
ENTRY FEES, SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES, SECTION FH1: WHITE HUACAYA FLEECE
WITHDRAWALS ETC, PLEASE REFER TO THE Class FH101 - Skirted Fleece from White Alpaca,
FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE. aged 6 months and under 12 months.
Fleeces must be delivered to the Administration Class FH102 - Skirted Fleece from White Alpaca,
Office, Royal Adelaide Showground, Wayville by aged 12 months and under 18 months
4.00 pm Tuesday 28 August. Class FH103 - Skirted Fleece from White Alpaca,
Fleeces delivered after this time will not be aged 18 months and under 30 months.
accepted. Class FH104 - Skirted Fleece from White Alpaca,
All fleeces should be in cloth bags with aged 30 months and over
identification of exhibitor and class number, as
provided by Administration Office. THE BARACHEL ALPACAS TROPHY
Fleeces not in cloth bags may be disallowed as for
exhibits. CHAMPION WHITE HUACAYA FLEECE
Fleeces will be on display in the Alpaca and • Trophy sponsored by Barachel Alpacas
Goat Pavilion on completion of judging, for the
duration of the Show.
Only one fleece that has been shorn in the 18
SECTION FH2: FAWN HUACAYA FLEECE
months prior to the Show may be shown from Class FH201 - Skirted Fleece from Fawn Alpaca,
any one animal. aged 6 months and under 12 months
Class FH202 - Skirted Fleece from Fawn Alpaca,
PRIZES aged 12 months and under 18 months.
Sashes will be awarded to Class FH203 - Skirted Fleece from Fawn Alpaca,
Champion Fleeces of each colour (Huacaya only) aged 18 months and under 30 months.
Champion Suri Fleece Class FH204 - Skirted Fleece from Fawn Alpaca,
aged 30 months and over.
Grand Champion Huacaya Fleece.
Prizes in each class will be First $15, ribbon; CHAMPION FAWN HUACAYA FLEECE
second $10, ribbon; third $5, ribbon.
SECTION FH3: BROWN HUACAYA FLEECE
Class FH301 - Skirted Fleece from Brown
Alpaca, aged 6 months and under 12
months.
Class FH302 - Skirted Fleece from Brown
Alpaca, aged 12 months and under 18
months.
Class FH303 - Skirted Fleece from Brown
Alpaca, aged 18 months and under 30
months.
Class FH304 - Skirted Fleece from Brown
Alpaca, aged 30 months and over.
CHAMPION BROWN HUACAYA FLEECE16 ALPACAS
SECTION FH4: GREY/ROAN HUACAYA SURI ONLY
FLEECE Class FS1 - Skirted Fleece from Alpaca, aged 9
Class FH401 - Skirted Fleece from Grey/Roan months and under 18 months.
Alpaca, aged 6 months and under 12 Class FS2 - Skirted Fleece from Alpaca, aged 18
months. months and under 30 months.
Class FH402 - Skirted Fleece from Grey/Roan Class FS3 - Skirted Fleece from Alpaca, aged
Alpaca, aged 12 months and under 18 over 30 months.
months.
Class FH403 - Skirted Fleece from Grey/Roan THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA ASSOCIATION - SA
Alpaca, aged 18 months and under 30 REGION - TROPHY
months. for
CHAMPION SURI FLEECE
Class FH404 - Skirted Fleece from Grey/Roan
Alpaca, aged 30 months and over. • Trophy sponsored by
Australian Alpaca Association - SA Region
CHAMPION GREY/ROAN HUACAYA FLEECE
SECTION FH5: BLACK HUACAYA FLEECE
Class FH501 - Skirted Fleece from Black Alpaca,
aged 6 months and under 12 months.
Class FH502 - Skirted Fleece from Black Alpaca,
aged 12 months and under 18 months.
Class FH503 - Skirted Fleece from Black Alpaca,
aged 18 months and under 30 months.
Class FH504 - Skirted Fleece from Black Alpaca,
aged 30 months and over.
CHAMPION BLACK HUACAYA FLEECE
SECTION FH6: FANCY HUACAYA FLEECE
Exhibits not eligible for Grand Champion Fleece
Class FH601 - Skirted Fleece from Fancy Alpaca,
aged 6 months and under 12 months
Class FH602 - Skirted Fleece from Fancy Alpaca,
aged 12 months and under 18 months
Class FH603 - Skirted Fleece from Fancy Alpaca,
aged 18 months and under 30 months
Class FH604 - Skirted Fleece from Fancy Alpaca,
aged 30 months and over.
CHAMPION FANCY HUACAYA FLEECE
THE AUSTRALIAN ALPACA ASSOCIATION - SA
REGION TROPHY
for
GRAND CHAMPION HUACAYA ALPACA
FLEECE
• Trophy sponsored by
Australian Alpaca Association - SA RegionTHANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS SA ALPACA BREED CHAMPIONSHIPS SA ALPACA FLEECE CHAMPIONSHIPS Adaminca Alpacas Australian Alpaca Association - SA Ambersun Alpacas Region Andache Alpacas Barachel Alpaca Australasian Alpaca Breeders Association Inc Australian Alpaca Association - SA Region Brenton Sambell Fleur de Lys Alpacas Haylilla Alpacas Heiniger J & M Thompson Kobler Alpacas Prados Alpacas Willow Hill Alpacas Yaringa Alpacas Pty Ltd
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Liability insurance for certain Animal Exhibitors at the 2017 Adelaide Show, the following applies:-
Insured Party Animal and Livestock Exhibitors participating in competitions and events
Period of From seven days prior to the Show until seven days thereafter
Insurance
Insured Activities All activities undertaken whilst within and from the confines of the event venue
consistent with the Insured’s livestock exhibit activity including setting up and removal
Description of Cover Insurance in respect of the Insured Party’s liability to pay costs and compensation in
respect of loss of or damage to third party property and death of or injury to third party
persons or for advertising liability caused by and arising out of the Insured activities, all
subject to the RAHSSA’s policy terms, conditions, exclusions and warranties, etc.
Amount of Cover $10,000,000 any one occurrence
Deductible $10,000 any one occurrence
Geographic At and from the event venue
Limits
Claims Payable Worldwide excluding claims made USA and Canada
Insurer(s) Primary – $10,000,000 Lloyds of London
Address London Underwriting Centre, 3 Minster Court, Mincing Lane, London EC3R 7DD
Policy Number PC0232214
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plant in sound condition.
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persons and property.
The Insured Party must give immediate notice of an incident which may give rise to a
claim or of receipt of advice of a claim.
The Insured Party must not make any admission, offer or promise in connection with
any claim and must not any time admit liability.Important Conditions The Insured Party must made themselves aware of and comply with the following
(continued) Notices:-
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insurer, you have a duty, under the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 as amended, to
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Your duty however, does not require disclosure of matter:-
that diminishes the risk to be undertaken by the insurer
that is of common knowledge
that your insurer knows or, in the ordinary course of his business, ought to
know.
Non-Disclosure If you fail to comply with your duty of disclosure, the insurer may
be entitled to reduce his liability under the contract in respect of a claim or may
cancel the contract.
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Average Provision The insurer will pay legal expenses in addition to the sum
insured, if however, the total amount of the loss (less legal expenses) ultimately
paid to the claimant(s) exceeds the sum insured then insurers will only pay (in
addition to the sum insured) that proportion of the legal expenses as the sum
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Third Party Interests This policy will only provide cover for your interest and does
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Waiver of Insurer’s Rights You must not enter into any agreement without the
written authority of the insurer whereby any of their rights to which they become
entitled as your insurer after settling or agreeing to settle a claim are prejudiced
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NOTE 1. All enquiries to be referred to Arthur J Gallagher Insurance Brokers
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insurers to avoid settlement.
(b) Any notice of a potential or actual claim must be referred
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that the cover is or is likely to be cancelled or not renewed.
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the particular needs of the Insured party and no statement is intended
to influence a person or persons making a decision in relation to any in-
surance cover. You should consider obtaining your own financial product
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