Spring Spectacular
Three Show, One Venue
Format
Ring Set-up
Rings 1
& 2 will have 2 holding areas, one at the entrance
and one at the exit (this is explained below). Also
rings 1 & 2 will have a rack for ribbon winners to
hang their ribbons while they are in the next
ring. Rings 3 & 4 would have 1 holding area at the
entrance, like the traditional set up.
Show order
We will have a
staggered start so at 8:00 the grey female alpacas
will start the show and continue through the color
order. As the grey females end the grey males will
start their judging and continue through the color
order. Our hope is that the female rings will keep
accelerating thought the color order at a slightly
faster pace than males based on smaller numbers so
potentially they will become 2 or more color groups
ahead of the males. On Friday the rings would end
in a staggered format as well ending on a color
group but the hope would be that on Saturday we
would start both rings at the same time.
Procedure
We will just give an example in one gender. To
start the show the Grey Juvie males will enter Ring
1 (NAAS Females) under Judge Anderson, she will
complete her evaluations, placings and orals. If
there were more than 6 alpacas in the class, upon
being excused from the ring they will congregate in
the exit holding area and wait for orals to
finish. After orals are complete handlers with
placing alpacas may enter the exit holding area,
hang their ribbons on the holding area ribbon rack
and all alpacas and handlers can continue to the
entrance holding area of Ring 3 (Expo Females) in
their original show order as they had been checked
in by the gate keeper. Of course if there are not
more than 6 alpacas in the original class then when
orals are finished the exhibitors hang their ribbons
on the rack, get in show order and continue to Ring
3. Here at Ring 3 the handlers wait to be invited
into the ring by Judge Kennedy. When they are
excused from ring 3 or orals are completed then
alpacas can be placed back in their stalls. This
process would continue through the color groups
& championships until the show is complete.
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