2023 LANA Hobo Newsletter Vol. 2

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2023 Hobo Classic Show Edition Vol. 2
LANA NEWS Llama Association of North America
Natasza’s Miguel LLAMA BEST IN SHOW

PERFORMANCE & HALTER GRAND AND RESERVE WINNERS

MASTERS GRAND CHAMPION

Argentine Sugabo

Eileen Ditsler

Icehouse Llamas

MASTERS RESERVE CHAMPION

Argentine Pampino

Crystal Myers

Friendly Hills Llamas

NOVICE GRAND CHAMPION

Hawaii Five-O

Crystal Myers

Friendly Hills Llamas

NOVICE RESERVE CHAMPION

Argentine Sugarpuss

Eileen Ditsler

SENIOR YOUTH GRAND CHAMPION

Joseph Kuykendall

INTERMEDIATE YOUTH 54

JUNIOR YOUTH GRAND CHAMPION

Audrey Roberson

PRL McClure

Sierra 4-H

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OPEN ALPACA GRAND CHAMPION

SA Starz Snowmass Avalanche

Exhibited by Lisa Labendeira

Owned by Joy Pedroni Black Cat Llamas

OPEN ALPACA RES. CHAMPION

LMM Peanut

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GRAND CHAMPION NON-BREEDER

PRL McClure

Audrey Roberson

Pedro Carreño

Blue Steel Llamas

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION NON-BREEDER

McShaggy’s El Tam

Arleen McCombs

McShaggy’s Llamas

SILKY WOOL MALE

Toasted Ravenwood

Jana Kane

Kane’s Kritters

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GRAND CHAMPION

SURI WOOL MALE

4R Novac

Four R Llama Ranch

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

SURI WOOL MALE

Windrift’s Nod to Rob

Clara Brown

Windrift Llamas

GRAND CHAMPION

LIGHT WOOL MALE

4R Instigator

Four R Llama Ranch

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GRAND CHAMPION

MEDIUM WOOL MALE

Nastaza’s Miguel

Pedro Carreño

Blue Steel Llamas

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

MEDIUM WOOL MALE

Earendel

Jana Kane

Kane’s Kritters

GRAND CHAMPION

HEAVY WOOL MALE

Icehouse Roshambo

Pedro Carreño

Blue Steel Llamas

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

HEAVY WOOL MALE

Argentine Sugarpuss

Eileen Ditsler

Icehouse Llamas

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GRAND CHAMPION

SILKY WOOL FEMALE

4R Shakira

Maria Butzbach

Skansens Llamas

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

SILKY WOOL FEMALE

4R Lexie

Four R Llama Ranch

GRAND CHAMPION

SURI WOOL FEMALE

4R Toasted Chardonnay

Four R Llama Ranch

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

SURI WOOL FEMALE

KKLF Zira

Jana Kane

Kane’s Kritters

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GRAND CHAMPION

MEDIUM WOOL FEMALE

4R Sassafras

Sergio and Leeanne Perezcano

Paradise Ridge Llama Ranch

GRAND CHAMPION

LIGHT WOOL FEMALE

Happy Hiker Simone

Four R Llama Ranch

GRAND CHAMPION

HEAVY WOOL FEMALE

Skansen’s Black Swan

Skansen Llamas

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

HEAVY WOOL FEMALE

Skansen’s Hana

GRAND CHAMPION

ALPACA NON-BREEDER

SA Starz Snowmass Avalanche

Joy Pedroni

Black Cat Llamas

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LLAMA BEST IN SHOW

Nastaza’s Miguel Pedro Carreño

Blue Steel Llamas

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ALPACA BEST IN SHOW

SA Starz Snowmass Avalanche Joy Pedroni

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PICTURES from the HOBO weekend

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Hike the Buttes April 1, 2023 contact Lee at lebering@outlook.com for meeting time and place

Kids & Camelids Show

Location : Saturday, April 22 , 2023 Designed for Youth No Groom Lots of fun Three performance classes + some fun stuff!! Part Show - Part Clinic Consultations with the judge Opportunity to practice on obstacles Art station Bring non-4H friends along to play along with you! Show Superintendent: Susan Rich (209) 847-2981 (209) 605-2055 Go to www.lanainfo.org for registration forms 96
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Minimum Standards of Care for Llamas and Alpacas

Minimum Standards of Care are mandatory to llama and alpaca survival and humane treatment. These are the most basic requirements that all llamas and alpacas must have for physical well-being and, as such, define minimum requirements for animal control officers and government officials investigating questionable llama and alpaca care situations.

1. WATER: Animals should have continuous access to potable drinking water.

2. NUTRITIONAL: Animals should have nourishment adequate to sustain life and health.

3. SHELTER: Animals should have natural or man-made shelter that enables them to find relief from extreme weather conditions. The sheltered area must allow for the ability to stand, lie down, rest and reasonably move about.

4. MOBILITY: Animals should have a living area through which they can move freely and exercise independently

5. NEGLECT: Animals should have a physical appearance free from signs of serious neglect. Signs of serious neglect may include such things as crippled ambulation due to severely curled toenails, ingrown halters, or living conditions not meeting the minimums listed above.

6. SAFETY: Animals should be reasonably safeguarded from injury or death within their defined living environment and/or when traveling.

7. CRUELTY: Animals should be reasonably safeguarded from cruel treatment and actions that endanger life or health or cause avoidable suffering.

8. SOCIALIZING: Llamas and alpacas are herd animals and should not live alone without a companion animal. A cria (a baby llama or alpaca under six months) should not be revised apart from other llamas or alpacas.

This document may be reproduced in whole or in part without permission, as long as the copyright citation is included.

Standards of Care Committees, June 2005 ©2005, Camelid Community Working Group

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