<p>  Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival  13th Annual Llama Show ILR SHOW INFORMATION Show dates: September 24th & 25th, 2011 Location: Clackamas County Fair Grounds-Canby, OR Judge: Adrienne Hochee, California </p><p>Show Superintendent: Hal Koenig at [email protected] or phone: 541-752-5434, the fax is the same number, but please call first and let us know you want to send a fax – sometimes the fax needs “baby sitting.” Cell phone at the show will be  five four one – seven four oh -6362.</p><p>Class Entry Fee: $17.00 per halter class and novice/advanced performance classes, each bagged or fleece-on entry is $13 ($18 at the show), youth showmanship and performance classes are each $10.00, and costume is $5 ILR Fee: There is a $3.00 fee for each llama participating – this fee applies to all exhibitors.</p><p>Animals may show in ONE Performance Division. Animals showing in the Youth Division may NOT show in Open Division, but any youth may compete in open classes with a different llama. </p><p>Stall fees: $15.00 per stall per day (limit of two adult llamas or three juveniles per pen). Saturday stall fee includes those arriving Friday – plan to arrive after 1 pm. Departures are allowed after 5pm Saturday evening and Sunday after 4pm. NO Saturday AM arrivals unless approved by Show Superintendent – please contact Hal ahead of time. NO Departures prior to departure times listed above. Please do not request exceptions – we have a large public audience, and insurance and OFFF management require departures after the end of the day. </p><p>Please NOTE: there will be a limited amount of straw that can be purchased at the Fairgrounds for stall bedding and it typically runs out Friday afternoon/evening. If you will arrive Saturday evening, please bring your own straw or stall mats for your pens (Ely Arena has a dirt floor).</p><p>Entry deadline: Entries must be postmarked by September 16th, 2011 to be included in the show program. Entries received with a postmark after September 16th, 2011 will be charged a $10.00 late fee per class. Pen space is limited so the total number of entries will be limited by the amount of pen space (postmarks will be used to determine cut off of entries and to assign pens). </p><p>Health Requirements: The show does not require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection; those traveling across state lines to reach the show should be aware of requirements of the jurisdictions through which you will pass. </p><p>Please send copies of each animal’s ILR certificate with your entry. If you are showing a llama that you do not own, please include written permission to show the animal from the owner.</p><p>Awards: Rosette ribbons will be awarded to first and second place in each class and Grand and Reserve Champion in each division. Third, fourth and fifth place in each class will receive a flat ribbon. As part of the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival, we will be awarding a special OFFF Diamond Award for Best of Show for the halter animals (if you see Brandy Chastain, please thank her!). </p><p>Performance classes: may be limited to a total of 10 entries for each class. Youth will be allowed to enter Open classes. However, the same animal will NOT be allowed to show in both a Youth Class and an Open class. Arrival and Departure: Llamas may check-in between 1pm and 9pm Friday, September 23rd (PLEASE DO 1 NOT ARRIVE EARLY WITHOUT MAKING SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT) or 5pm – 7pm Saturday evening, September 24th. All performance llamas must be checked in before 8:00 pm Saturday, September 24th. Departures can be made on Saturday or Sunday after 5pm and prior to 8 p.m. each evening. Stalls must be cleaned if you are departing on Saturday evening.</p><p>Note from the Superintendent: I thought combining our ILR show with the ALSA NW Regional last year was a success but ALSA had other ideas and now a Regional cannot be held with another show – oh well, it is their loss! New Things – #1 Fiber! OFFF stopped doing a raw fiber (bagged fleece) competition a couple years ago. We are adding a shorn fleece competition for llama fiber so enter your fleeces. On Saturday, our fiber judge will be available to do a fleece-on evaluation of your animals. In addition, we want to use OFFF as an opportunity to talk with the public about llamas and sell llama fleeces to spinners. We will have a llama information display and a space to display shorn fleeces that are for sale. Remember, spinners what to spin, not pick hay bits and pine needles out of the fiber and then spin – the cleaner it is, the more likely a spinner will take it home with them. #2 Youth! WVLA is providing prize money for two youth classes – the annual costume competition and a “made from my llama” fiber project. Competition was strong in the costume competition last year so start working now on that prize winning costume! Additional information about the fiber project can be found at www.KoenigLlamas.com/OFFF.asp. Halter is on SATURDAY, and Performance is on SUNDAY. Driving classes will start us off on Sunday morning so bring your driving llama and cart! I have tried to reduce all prices so that means we need additional entries to stay in the black! Please e-mail questions to me at [email protected] as they come up and I’ll do my best to get back to you quickly. Thank you for your interest and support of the Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival ILR Llama Show! I look forward to seeing you in Canby! Hal</p><p>Diamond Award Best of Show Sponsored by the Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival Diamond Trophy</p><p>Thanks Brandy! We appreciate your support of our ILR show at OFFF!</p><p>WVLA is Sponsoring 2 Great Youth Opportunities!! First, youth should make something with their llama’s fiber. Spin it into yarn then knit, crochet or weave it, dye it different colors and felt it – the sky’s the limit! WVLA will provide cash prize. See the WVLA document at www.KoenigLlamas.com/OFFF.asp for more details. Second, the annual costume competition, held around lunch on Sunday, is also being sponsored by WVLA. Cash prizes will be awarded! Start working on your costume now. 2 Please say “THANKS!” to any WVLA Board members you know! 2011 OFFF CLASS SCHEDULE Saturday September 24th, 2011 8:30 am Exhibitors meeting, 9:00 am Halter Classes Suri Wool Female Llama (09) Suri Wool Male Llama (continued) Class: 05 Juvenile Class: 32 Two-year old Class: 06 Yearling Class: 33 Mature Class: 07 Two-year old Silky Wool Male Llama (39) Class: 08 Mature Class: 35 Juvenile Silky Wool Female Llama (14) Class: 36 Yearling Class: 10 Juvenile Class: 37 Two-year old Class: 11 Yearling Class: 38 Mature Class: 12 Two-year old Classic Male Llama (44) Class: 13 Mature Class: 40 Juvenile Classic Female Llama (19) Class: 41 Yearling Class: 15 Juvenile Class: 42 Two-year old Class: 16 Yearling Class: 43 Mature Class: 17 Two-year old Light/Medium Wool Male Llama (49) Class: 18 Mature Class: 45 Juvenile Light/Medium Wool Female Llama (24) Class: 46 Yearling Class: 20 Juvenile Class: 47 Two-year old Class: 21 Yearling Class: 48 Mature Class: 22 Two-year old Heavy Wool Male Llama (54) Class: 23 Mature Class: 50 Juvenile Heavy Wool Female Llama (29) Class: 51 Yearling Class: 25 Juvenile Class: 52 Two-year old Class: 26 Yearling Class: 53 Mature Class: 27 Two-year old OFFF Diamond Award – Best of Show Class: 28 Mature Group Classes Suri Wool Male Llama (34) Class: 55 Get of Sire Class: 30 Juvenile Class: 56 Produce of Dam Class: 31 Yearling</p><p>Sunday, September 25th 8:00 am Exhibitors meeting  NOTE TIME!!  Driving classes begin at 8:30 am Driving Class: 61 Pleasure Driving Class: 69 Intermediate Youth Pack Class: 62 Obstacle Driving Class: 70 Junior Youth Pack Youth Showmanship Obstacle Class: 63 Senior Youth Showmanship Class: 71 Advanced Obstacle Class: 64 Intermediate Youth Showmanship Class: 72 Senior Youth Obstacle Class: 65 Junior Youth Showmanship Class: 73 Novice Obstacle Non-Breeder Halter (04) Class: 74 Intermediate Youth Obstacle Class: 01 Yearling Class: 75 Junior Youth Obstacle Class: 02 Two Year Old Public Relations Class: 03 Adult Class: 76 Advanced Public Relations Pack Class: 77 Senior Youth Public Relations Class: 66 Advanced Pack Class: 78 Novice Public Relations Class: 67 Senior Youth Pack Class: 79 Intermediate Youth Public Relations</p><p>3 Class: 68 Novice Pack Class: 80 Junior Youth Public Relations</p><p>Class: 90 Youth Costume (held during the lunch break on Sunday)</p><p>4 FIBER CLASSES SHORN FLEECE* COAT- And FLEECE-ON Double Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (103) Double Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (123) Class 101: Double Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (5-23 Class 121: Fleece-On Double with Crimp/Crinkle (5- months) 23 months) Class 102: Double Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (24 Class 122: Fleece-On Double with Crimp/Crinkle (24 months and older) months and older) Single Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (106) Single Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (126) Class 104: Single Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (5-23 Class 124: Fleece-On Single with Crimp/Crinkle (5-23 months) months) Class 105: Single Fleece with Crimp/Crinkle (24 Class 125: Fleece-On Single with Crimp/Crinkle (24 months and older) months and older) Single Fleece without Crimp/Crinkle (109) Single Fleece without Crimp/Crinkle (129) Class 107: Single Fleece without Crimp/Crinkle (5- Class 127: Fleece-On Single without Crimp/Crinkle 23 months) (5-23 months) Class 108: Single Fleece without Crimp/Crinkle Class 128: Fleece-On Single without Crimp/Crinkle (24 months and older) (24 months and older) Suri Fleece (112) Suri Fleece (132) Class 110: Suri Fleece (5-23 months) Class 130: Fleece-On Suri (5-23 months) Class 111: Suri Fleece (24 months and older) Class 131: Fleece-On Suri (24 months and older) Classic Coat (135) Class 140: Shorn Fleece FOR SALE Class 133: Coat-On Classic (5-23 months) Class 134: Coat-On Classic (24 months and older) *Shorn Fleeces need to be brought to Ely Arena by 3pm, September 23rd for judging.</p><p>2011 OFFF SHOW RULES HALTER CLASSES  All llamas shall be present for judging with a halter and lead rope with no additional decorations-halters shall not have tassels, pompoms or other removable decorations.  No ranch, personal, animal, or organizational name, logo or insignia shall be displayed on the exhibitor or animal during the class.  Nursing llamas cannot be accompanied in the ring by their babies. Show mgmt. recommends not showing nursing mothers.  The Judge may dismiss animals exhibiting unruly or unsafe behavior from the ring. Dismissal can take place even before the animal enters the ring if show personnel bring the matter to the Judge’s attention.  The Judge may dismiss an exhibitor and their animal from any class if the exhibitor mistreats their animal.  Show management may dismiss an exhibitor and their animal from participation at the show if the exhibitor mistreats their animal.  Llamas may not be moved from one class to another after halter judging has begun, except at the Judge’s discretion.  Youth between the ages of 8 through 18 may show intact males. It is recommended that youth under 8 years of age not show intact males and youth between the ages of 7 to 12 years not show intact males over 18 months of age.  Handler attire should be conservative, neat and appropriate for the class. Shoes should be appropriate for the show ring (open toed shoes, sandals and bare feet will disqualify the exhibitor). Suggested attire is dark pants or skirt and white shirt or blouse.  Exhibitors shall not knowingly exhibit animals in any class, which, in their opinion, exhibit unsoundness.  Exhibitors are responsible for following the progress of the show and shall be at ringside ten minutes before their class is called.  An exhibitor shall not knowingly show where there is a conflict of interest with the Judge. The burden of responsibility is with the owner, exhibitor or trainer to recognize a conflict of interest. PERFORMANCE CLASSES  Llamas are to be entered in the division for which they are eligible at the time of the show.  Halter class rules also apply.  Classes are open to any llama five months of age or over, except if otherwise specified in the class requirements.  Alpacas may be entered and compete in performance and showmanship classes with the llamas.</p><p>5  A llama may be entered in only one performance division. It is the exhibitors’ responsibility to enter the correct division.  Llamas must make an attempt at each obstacle, otherwise it will be counted as “off course.”  In the novice and advanced classes, llamas must make only one attempt at each obstacle. If obstacle is not completed, they will be judged accordingly and then go on to the next obstacle.  A llama or handler going off-course cannot place over an animal that completed the course.  Coaching from the sidelines by spectators is discouraged and may compromise the exhibitor’s scoring or result in their disqualification.  After refusals at three obstacles, it will then be mandatory for the Judge to dismiss the exhibitor from the course. This procedure is not to be used in Youth classes without prior agreement of show management and explanation to the exhibitors.  In obstacle classes, it is at the Judge’s discretion whether the handler must negotiate the obstacles.  Only voice and hand commands may be used in exhibiting animals.  No written notes may be used in performance classes.  Exhibitors may request the Judge provide a review of their individual score cards. Scorecards may not be reviewed without the permission of the Judge. All score sheets should remain the property of the Judge and only interpreted by the Judge with exhibitors on an individual basis. SHOW SUGGESTIONS  Both handler and animal should be neatly groomed and attired.  When in the show ring, do not talk with ring personnel or other handlers unless required.  Concentrate on showing your animal to its best ability.  Your animal can be more easily evaluated if it leads well and stands quietly.  Encourage your animal to defecate before entering the ring.  Watch closely for instructions from the Ring Steward or Judge.  Be ready to show your animal’s number to the Ring Steward or Judge when necessary. CLASS DESCRIPTIONS HALTER CLASSES Breeding Llamas Wool Division Descriptions: Light Wool: Minimal body wool, short neck wool with smooth head, ears and legs. Medium Wool: Moderate to long body wool, minimal to moderate neck wool, smooth to moderate head and leg wool. Heavy Wool: Abundant body and neck wool, and minimal to abundant head and leg wool (i.e., leg wool at least to knee and hock). Classic Llamas: double coat with prominent, abundant guard hair throughout coat, on the body (except juveniles and yearlings), undercoat has moderate to sparse density and is either minimally or not at all visible under the guard hair, very short smooth fiber on the face, ears, forehead and head, short leg fiber above the knee or hock and short smooth or minimally ruffled hair below the knee or hock, a large “window” of short, smooth hair on either side of their sternum, and neck fiber that often sheds out leaving a discernable guard hair “mane.” Age Division Descriptions: Juvenile: 5 months up to less than 12 months. Yearling: 12 to less than 24 months. Two-Year old: 24 months to less than 36 months, Mature: 36 months and older NOTE: On a llama’s birthday, the llama moves up to the next older class Non-Breeding Llamas These classes are for geldings, vasectomized males, and spayed or non-reproductive females. There are no sex or wool divisions. Rule: a registration or veterinarian certificate verifying status must accompany these llamas. Age Divisions: same as other halter classes but no juvenile class is available. Get of Sire: Each entry must include three offspring by the same sire out of at least two different dams. All animals included in the Get must first be shown in their appropriate halter class age division. While the entry is in the sire’s name, and awards recognize the sire, the sire is not shown in the class. Rules: The three animals that comprise the get may be decided after halter classes but must be listed with the clerk before this class is held. If the Exhibitor(s) is (are) not the sire’s owner, </p><p>6 they must have written permission of the sire’s owner to enter the stud in this class.</p><p>Produce of Dam: Each entry must include two offspring by the same dam. All produce must be shown in their appropriate halter class age division. While the entry is in the dam’s name, and awards recognize the dam, the dam is not shown in this class. Rules: The two animals that comprise the produce may be decided after halter classes but must be listed with the clerk before this class is held. If the Exhibitor(s) is (are) not the dam’s owner, they must have written permission of the dam’s owner.</p><p>PERFORMANCE CLASSES Obstacle, Public Relations and Pack Classes The purpose of these classes is to demonstrate the well-trained animal’s obedience and willingness to complete the activities requested by the handler. YOUTH CLASSES Age Categories (youth’s age is based on their age on 1/1/2011 except youth whose 7th birthday occurred between 1/2/11 and 9/24/11): Junior: 7 years through 11 years Intermediate: 12 years through 14 years. Senior: 15 years thru 18 years Showmanship Classes A Showmanship class is a demonstration of the handler’s ability to show his/her animal to its best advantage at halter. Judging is based on the exhibitor’s basic skills in fitting, grooming, following directions, and style of presenting the animal to the Judge for evaluation. The animal’s conformation is not to be considered. Handler’s attire should be neat, clean, and appropriate for the class.</p><p>Costume Class This is a non-ILR class where the llama, and typically the handler, are dressed in costume. Recognizing that most llamas do not like things touching their head and legs, the handler earns “extra points” for having a costume that requires the llama to accept decorations/costume parts that cover/touch these areas.</p><p>FLEECE COMPETITIONS Find details in the word document at www.KoenigLlamas.com/OFFF.asp. This has information about the different types of fleeces as well as guidelines for getting the fleece ready. Use the “Fleece Entry Form” to enter fleece- and coat-on classes as well as shorn fleeces. The fiber class numbers are at the top of page 4. NOTE: Shorn fleeces must be delivered to the Ely Arena by 3pm on Friday, September 23rd for judging.</p><p>FLEECE SALES Bring your extra fleeces to sell to the public. Put the fleece into a clear plastic bag and include a tag that has useful information for the potential buyer – for example, age of animal at shearing, weight of fleece, your name and the price. We will staff the fleece sales area so you can be showing your animal or visiting vendors on the fairgrounds. Use the “Fleece Entry Form” to let us know how many fleeces you will be bringing – the “class” number is 140.</p><p>7 Bring Your Fleeces to OFFF! Sell your extra fleeces! We will provide table space for llama fleeces that are for sale. See the note about “fleece sales” in the paragraph above and send in the “Fleece Entry Form” (sale fleeces are class #140) and the “Registration Summary Form” and bring us the fleece and 2 copies of the “Llama Fleece Sale Information Form,” on the next page. Let’s offer the public some great fleeces for their winter projects!</p><p>8 Llama Fleece Sale Information Form</p><p>Date of Shearing______Weight of Fleece______</p><p>Potential Uses for Fleece______</p><p>Price of Fleece $______Contact Phone (For Buyer Questions)______</p><p>Preferred Payment Method: Cash Only Cash Check (if check who is this to be made out to?)</p><p>______What things would you like to tell us about this fleece and the animal it came from? Include animal name, show information, personal information about the llama (Include a Picture), information on your farm and more! Feel free to attach fliers or additional information to this sheet. We encourage you to set fleece show ribbons with fleeces that have won. **Make note if ribbons do or do not go with the fleece!</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>2011 OFFF Llama Fleece Sale Instructions</p><p>9 Greetings OFFF exhibitors and fiber sale participants. As an added bonus to our already great show and venue, we are offering the opportunity for you to sell fleeces at the show this year. We will have information up around the fairgrounds during the festival and will try to advertise on various venues prior. In order to keep things simple for everyone involved, we have directions below for entering. You will also be asked to fill out a Llama Fleece Sale Information Form to go with your fleece.</p><p>Everything you need to know to enter the sale: • The cost for selling your llama fleece is $5.00 per fleece or roving bump. The price you chose for each fleece or bump is up to you. Just remember that volunteers are running this booth and we need to keep things simple for them. • The sale is ONLY for llama raw fleece or roving. Please do not sell by the ounce or any other form that requires weighing or additional work for the volunteers. • Your fleece should be in a clear bag and be easily seen, touched and viewed. PLEASE put a note card in your bag with your information and color of the fleece. This will help to avoid any mix-ups or customers trying to make cheaper deals by switching the tags from one bag to another. • Fleeces will be weighed on site to verify your weight. If you do not have the ability to weigh it at home, don’t worry (-: • There will be no refunds of the $5 per fiber product charge for unsold products. • Remember this is our first attempt at selling and there will be glitches. Please be patient with us!!!! • We will need volunteers to staff the sale area and take shifts. Please contact Niki Kuklenski to schedule this ([email protected], 360-592-2603).</p><p>The process for entering a fleece is: 1. Fill out a Llama Fleece Sale Information Form for each fleece or roving. Remember to include ribbons the fiber has won and any other information about this fleece or roving. A photo of the animal will help sell the fleece. 2. Put fleece, products or roving in a clear MARKED (your name or farm name works) bag. Include a note card in the bag with your contact information, color of fleece, etc. It may seem like a lot, but we are trying to avoid mix ups or thefts. 3. Photocopy your Llama Fleece Sale Information Form page for yourself and provide two copies when you drop off the fleece. If your product sells, we will staple your check or cash to it and that will be your sales receipt. The other copy will go with the fleece so the customer who buys it has some background information about the fleece.</p><p>10 2011 OFFF ILR REGISTRATION SUMMARY FORM</p><p>Farm Displays OFFF rules require that llama show participants must pay for a vendor space if ANY products other than livestock are being sold. You may utilize the space in front of your pens for Farm Displays at no additional cost. Vendor Booth space(s) requested: Ely Arena $50 x ______space(s) = $______Space outside the arena must be coordinated via www.flockandfiberfestival.com. Stalls -packed dirt floor (Note: 2 adults or 3 juveniles per stall) Saturday – Number of stalls needed for Friday evening thru Saturday ______x $15 = $______Sunday – Number of stalls needed for Saturday evening thru Sunday ______x $15 = $______(NOTE PER DAY FEE. Please designate the # of stalls needed for Saturday AND Sunday.) EARLY departures must be coordinated in advance with Llama Superintendent. ALL Saturday departures MUST clean their stalls as they will be reused Sunday. Dirty Pen fee will be assessed if the Superintendent is mucking your stall at midnight. </p><p>Class Sponsorship Halter Classes * which class(es)? ______$25 x ______= $______Performance Classes * which class(es)? ______$20 x ______= $______Grand Champion Awards * which champion(s)? ______$30 x ______= $______</p><p>Advertising Space in Llama Show catalog (all ads will be black & white) Business Card Ad in show program (please SEND Business Card!) $15 x ______= $______½ page ad in show program (8 in. wide x 5 ¼ inches high) $30 x ______= $______Full page ad in program (8 in. wide x 10 ½ inches high) $45 x ______= $______Animal Entry Fees Llama Halter and Performance Classes $17.00 x ______class(es) = $ ______Fleece-on (or “walking” fiber) ($18 at show) $13.00 x ______animal(s) = $ ______Shorn Fleeces (bring to show by 3pm 9/23) $13.00 x ______fleece(s) = $ ______Composite (combine fleece-on and halter score) $8.00 x ______animal(s) = $ ______Llama Fleeces for sale $5.00 x ______fleece(s) = $ ______Youth Performance and Showmanship Classes $10.00 x ______class(es) = $ ______Youth Costume Class $5.00 x ______entry(ies) = $ ______ILR Animal Fees $3.00 x ______animal(s) = $ ______Late Fees (Postmarks after Sept. 16) $10.00 X ______classes $ ______</p><p>TOTAL $ ______EACH INTACT MALE, 12 MONTHS OR OLDER REQUIRES A STUD PEN. Please write the number of stud pens needed for the show here  ______</p><p>Please make check payable to OFFF. To enter mail this completed page, the Animal Entry Form(s) and a check written to OFFF. Postmark forms and/or check by Sept. 16 to avoid late fees – please enter early as it helps us have everything ready for your arrival.</p><p>Mail to Marilyn Milton, Highland Llamas, 560 Hamilton Road, Jacksonville, OR. 97530-9167. Questions? Please e-mail Hal at [email protected] or call 541-752-5434.</p><p>11 ANIMAL Entry Form Owner______ILR Owner Code______(e.g., MA19)  Farm/Ranch name ______</p><p>Oregon Flock & Fiber Address______City______</p><p>Festival State______Zip______Phone______E-mail ______ Please return this completed form(s) (Animal Entry Form) with OFFF Registration Summary Form and a copy of each animal’s Sept. 24th – 25th 2011 ILR . Make checks payable to OFFF and mail to Marilyn Milton, Highland Llamas, 560 Hamilton Road, Jacksonville, OR. 97530-9167. Contact Hal for additional information at [email protected]. Postmark deadline is September 16th to Clackamas Co. Fairgrounds appear in the show catalog and avoid late fee. Entries postmarked after September 16th will require a $10.00 late fee per class. Ely Arena, Canby, Oregon Sex Class # Registered Animal Name Birth date ILR, ARI, CLRC # Handler Name M, F or G</p><p>For additional class entries, please copy this form as needed. See you in Canby! FLEECE Entry Form Owner______ILR Owner Code______(e.g., MA19)  Farm/Ranch name ______</p><p>Oregon Flock & Fiber Address______City______</p><p>Festival State______Zip______Phone______E-mail ______ Please return this completed form(s) (Fleece Entry Form) with OFFF Registration Summary Form and the animal’s ILR for shorn Sept. 24th – 25th 2011 or fleece-on classes. Very Important - for Shorn Fleece Entries bring ILR fleece tag to the show with the fleece. Make checks payable to OFFF and send to Marilyn Milton, Highland Llamas, 560 Hamilton Road, Jacksonville, OR. 97530-9167. Sale fleeces Clackamas Co. Fairgrounds do not require a copy of the ILR certificate. Entries postmarked after September 16th will require a $10.00 late fee per class. Ely Arena, Canby, Oregon Sex M, F Fleece Weight ILR, ARI, CLRC # (for Fleece Type (for Sale fleeces– Class # Registered Animal Name o (for Sale fleeces- Fleece On classes) Class 140) r class 140) G For additional class entries, please copy this form as needed. See you in Canby!  2011 Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival  ILR Llama Show Hal Koenig Koenig’s Wool-N-Fir Farm 3410 NW 60th Street Corvallis, Oregon 97330</p>