Catalog - The Llama Futurities Association

2015
LlamaFuturity
Association
World Championship
Show & Sale
June 11-14, 2015
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Des Moines, Iowa
A Commitment to Excellence
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- Brent Walker & Amy Serridge
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Welcome to the 2015 LFA World Futurity Show and Sale
The early 2015 llama shows and sales have been strong. This is a good sign that our industry and its
supporters remain excited about their llamas and committed to the industry’s success. The LFA Board
promises this year’s LFA show and sale will be one NOT to miss and an event fondly remembered.
With a few minor tweaks and unique additions to the schedule of events, we feel this year’s LFA will
continue the upward momentum that the entire industry is enjoying!
In keeping with the LFA tradition of Fun and Frivolity, make sure you join us Friday evening.
In addition to the open bar and hot hors d oeuvres, Sally Rucker will take us on a historical journey with a
presentation:” Remembering our Roots.”
As one of our industry’s most knowledgeable historians, Sally will take us back to the beginning, briskly
walking us thorough our industry heritage including the Llama Stars in our industry today.
At the conclusion of the presentation, Sally will offer her expert commentary as the LFA introduces the lineup
of gorgeous males available in the Claims Futurity held on Saturday.
The Saturday LFA auction is offering a stunning line up of quality show girls and prominent pedigrees. There will be a girl in this
auction for EVERYONE. Adding that perfect show girl or just looking to include that one special pedigree to your herd, she’s in
this year’s auction!
Kicking off the Saturday afternoon events will be the Male Claims Futurity Classes. Select a proven male or an up and coming
herdsire for a small investment. The finale, of course, is the auction itself.
Remember to enter your sale purchase immediately into the Sunday LFA Futurity.
The Early Bird Special is over and was successful in getting a solid base for the futurity classes. Now it’s time for the rest of us to
get our entries in. Go to the LFA website for the entry forms and guidelines.
The 2015 LFA will wrap up our events with the Renowned LFA Futurity Classes on Sunday morning. Once again offering the
prestige of placing and taking home the largest premiums paid in the industry. The exhibitors will be pleased to learn that the
announcement of the top 10 winners will take place immediately following the final futurity class on Sunday morning.
In closing I want to thank all the sponsors, consignors and volunteers. Without your generous and ongoing support, this event
could not be brought to the llama community for all to enjoy. It’s not too late to offer your support to ensure the LFA Sale and
Futurity returns for years to come. The sponsorship page on the LFA website outlines several options for you to participate.
See you soon.
Have a safe journey,
Barb Parsons
President of the Llama Futurity Association
Show & Sale Personnel
Auctioneer
Darrell Anderson
Sale Clerk
Merlene Anderson
Ringman
Michael Lackey
Futurity and Claims
Clerk Kay Berg
Color and Sale
Announcer
Jenni Olson
Gate Keeper
Kim Schechinger
Sale Committee
Jenni Olson
Venesa Carter
Tor Sorenson
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Ring Steward
Becky Willhite
Futurity Announcer
Steve Auld
Ribbons
Barb Parsons
Nick Hauptly
LFA Display
and Signage
Jenni Olson
Venesa Carter
On Call Vet
Dr. Kristy Brown
608-269-3292
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2015 Schedule of Events
Thursday
June 11
7:00 am-8:00 pm
All Day
Office/Clerk desk open
STALLING: Barn floor is cement. All bedding is acceptable except-no paper bedding,
wood chips or cardboard strips. Stalls are 9’x9’. Limit stalling to 2 larger or 3 juvenile or
smaller sized animals per stall. Exhibitors do NOT have to clean stalls at check out.
 Set up of LFA Silent Auction Table: Unique and one of a kind items for everyone to ‘bid on’.
 Set up Vendor displays
Friday June 12
7:00am – 8:00 pm
Office /Clerk desk open
8:00am  Welcome by ILR-SD Superintendents and LFA President.
 ILR-SD Exhibitor meeting
 ILR-SD Show begins with Driving Classes – Pleasure & Obstacle
Afternoon:
6:15pm
ILR-SD and LFA set up for evening festivities in Courtyard.
Brief LFA annual membership meeting
6:30pm  LFA cocktail party & Hors d’oeuvres (all attendees welcome)
 Presentation: Remembering our Roots – Sally Rucker
Following Dinner
Preview of Claims Futurity Males
Open all Day/evening
LFA Silent Auction
Saturday June 13
8:00am
ILR-SD Halter Show resumes
12:00 pm
1:30pm
Preview of LFA SALE LLAMAS – Courtyard
3:00pm
LFA Claims Futurity
Lunch & LFA consignors meeting
4:00pm
Llama Futurity Association Auction of Premier Llamas begins
Close and announcement of LFA Silent Auction winners
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE AUCTION: ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN FOR SUNDAY
FUTURITY. ENTRIES WILL CLOSE 1 HOUR AFTER SALE IS CONCLUDED
6:30pm ILR-SD Awards Dinner.
or at conclusion
of the sale
**Phone Bidding is available by contacting Darrell Anderson at 765-427-8551**
Sunday June 14
7:00am
until Show ends
7:00 am
Office/Clerk desk open
Devotional (optional)
8:00am  LFA World Futurity Begins
 Announcement of LFA Top 10 Placings following last Futurity Class
M or at the conclusion  ILR-SD Supreme Halter classes
P
of LFA Futurity  Male, Female and Non-Breeder, Novice and Advanced performance
 Announcement of ILR-SD Champions.
ALL llamas must depart the premises on Sunday unless prior arrangements have been made with Norris Berg.
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LFA Futurity Show Information
Show Date & Location
Deadline
June 11-14, 2015
Iowa State Fairgrounds, Des Moines, IA
Entries received prior to 05/31/2015 will be $150.00.
After 05/31/2015 will be $200.00.
Entries will be accepted until after the sale.
Move In Date & Time
Entry Fees
June 11, 2015, 12:00 p.m.
Classes T1 through T4:
Silky/Traditional Llamas
Members – See above. Non-Members - $200.00 per entry.
World Futurity Classes
Classes S1 through S4:
Suri Llamas
T1Intact Males 5 - 15 months
born between 4/15/14 - 1/15/15
S1Intact Males 5 - 15 months
born between 4/15/14 - 1/15/15
T2Females 5 - 15 months
born between 4/15/14 - 1/15/15
S2 Females 5 - 15 months
born between 4/15/14 - 1/15/15
T3Intact Males 16 - 24 months
born between 6/14/13 - 3/13/14
S3 Intact Males 16 - 24 months
born between 6/14/13 - 3/13/14
T4Females 16 - 24 months
born between 6/14/13 - 3/13/14
S4 Females 16 - 24 months
born between 6/14/13 - 3/13/14
Claims Futurity - New Class Added for 2015
Maturity Futurity
The Claims Futurity is designed as an opportunity for LFA members
to market their young intact males 5 months and over of any wool type
or coverage. The entry fee is $100 per llama and NO COMMISSION
will be charged for class C1 & C2. Class C3 entry fee is $50.
Class C1 & C2: Claimants may claim their selected llama for $1000
at any time before the placing of the class. These Males are typically
proven not only in the show ring but have award winning offspring
on the ground.
New in 2015, Class C3: Claimants may claim their selected llama for
$500 at any time before the placing of the Class.
Class C3 was added to allow breeders to offer intact males at a reduced
claim fee. This class is intended to facilitate sales of quality, affordable
males that may or may not have the same industry recognition as
Class C1 & C2. Class C3 will encompass all intact males 5 months and
over and will allow the buyer to purchase a new show boy or herdsire
quality male with a minimal investment.
A review of the Claims Entrants pedigrees and a hands on opportunity
will be offered for each division. The claims futurity sale will be on a
private treaty basis and DNA testing will not be required, however the
LFA is NOT responsible for the genetic parentage of the claims entries.
Judging criteria will be the same as the World Futurity. Payouts will
be 70% for first, 20% for second and 10% for third place, based upon
entry fees (PLEASE NOTE: LFA will be retaining $25 from each entry
Class C1 and C2, and $12.50 from entries in Class C3) and the balance
from each entry will be split between the owner and the claimant.
Ribbons will be awarded to sixth place.
The Maturity Futurity is being offered for those llamas who are over two
years of age. It is open to any fleece type or coverage. There is not age limit
for entries. This is a wonderful opportunity to show off and market your
mature breeding llamas, male and/or female. Ribbons will be awarded to
sixth place. The entry fee is $150 per llama. Judging criteria will be the
same as the World Futurity. Payouts will be the same as those for the World
Futurity. Class winners will be eligible to compete for the World Futurity
Best of Show.
Claim for Classes C1 & C2 will begin at $1,000

C1 All Intact Males 5 months up to 18 months, born from 1/14/14
to 1/13/13

C2 All intact Males over 18 months born prior to 1/14/13
Claim for Class C3 will start at $500

C3 All intact Males 5 months and older born prior to 1/14/13
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 Classes M1 and M2 Maturity Futurity
M1 Intact Males 25 months and older, born 6/16/12 or earlier
M2 Females 25 months and older, born prior to 6/16/12 or earlier
 Showing & Selling: You do not have to sell your animal if you show it,
and you do not have to show your animal if you sell it. All llamas must be
fully registered or screened as a llama, as approved by ILR and/or the LFA.
 Herdsire Nominations: $150.00: Herdsire nominations are OPTIONAL,
so the herdsire does not have to be nominated to show. If the herdsire is
nominated then 20% of the winnings are awarded to the herdsire owner, if
the herdsire is not nominated the LFA is the acting nominee and receives
20% of any winnings for the herdsire.
 Herdsire Row: $150.00: Showcase your sire on Herdsire Row.
 Transit Stalls: $45.00: Transit stalls are available for LFA Members
ONLY @ $45.00 each, 2 animal maximum. Please see above regarding sod
as bedding is not included in the cost of the stall. Please use the attached
entry form to request transit stalls. Stalls are limited and will be allocated
on a "first come" basis. Health requirements must be met for all llamas in
transit.
 Veterinarian: Dr. Kristy Brown will serve as our on call veterinarian.
 Health Requirements: All Llamas entering the state of Iowa must be
accompanied by a current 30 day health certificate. Send all entries and
checks to: Kay Berg, Valley View Acres, P.O. Box 838, Ellsworth, WI 54011,
Phone: 715-273-5230
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Show & Sale Site Information
Iowa State Fairgrounds • 515-262-3111
For GPS and online mapping services,
use the address
3000 East Grand Avenue,
Des Moines, IA 50317.
The Iowa State Fairgrounds are located at
East 30th Street and East University Avenue,
10 minutes east of downtown Des Moines.
The Fair suggests the following routes:
Eastern Iowa:
From I-80 take Exit 141, (Hwy. 65 Bypass),
travel south on Hwy. 65 to Exit 79 and
head west on Hwy. 163 (E University Avenue)
approximately three miles to the Fairgrounds.
Enter the fairgrounds from Dean Avenue, Gate 7.
Northern Iowa: From I-35, take I-235 to
Exit 10A then head east on E University Avenue
approximately four miles to the Fairgrounds.
2014 IOWA STATE FAIR
Western Iowa: From I-235, take Exit 10A then
head east on E University Avenue approximately
four miles to the Fairgrounds.
Southern Iowa: From I-35, take I-235 to
Exit 10A then head east on E University Avenue
approximately four miles to the Fairgrounds.
Host Hotel
Holiday Inn Downtown at Mercy Campus
1050 6th Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50314
515-283-0151
Ask for "LLAMA" group rates at $89.95.
40 Rooms will be held until May 20, 2014.
Alternate Hotel:
Sleep Inn & & Suites, Near Des Moines
5850 Morning Star Court
Pleasant Hill, IA 50327
Ph: 515-422-9037 • Fax: 515-299-9944
Ask for "LLAMA" group rates at $99/$109.
Pets are allowed.
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LFA Sponsors
Grand Entrepreneur
$1,000 Sponsors
Futurity/Maturity
$100 Class Sponsor
Lisa Labendeira & Family
Darrell and Merlene Anderson
Solid Rock Llamas, West Lafayette,IN
Dan and Brenda Harting
Supporting $500 Sponsors
Wolf Creek Farm, La Porte City, IA
Tom and Barb Parsons
Ray and Dianne Kratville
Animal Acres Llamas, Dousman, WI
Nicholas Hauptly
Namaste Farm, Cedar Falls, IA
"Friends of the LFA"
$250 Sponsors
Sharon and Jerome Williamson
Pine Haven Llamas, Trempealeau, WI
Iowa Fortune Farm, Atkins, IA
Wil and Sherri Tallmon
Hidden Oaks Llama Ranch, Estacada, OR
Ray Kratville
$100 Claims Futurity Sponsor
Kurt and Dr. Kristy Brown
The Brownderosa, Sparta, WI
Caru Llamas, Herrin, IL
Heartland Llama Show
Webster City, IA
Nick Hauptly
Steve and Sandy Auld
Becky Willhite
Rick and Mary Adams
Dayle Russell
Vice President
Maple Grove, MN
Phone # 612-910-7757
[email protected]
Northeastern Regional Director
Pinewood Farms Cedar Falls, IA
Brooks Creek Llamas, Bardstown, KY
Auld's Luminous Llamas Waverly, IA
Wild Oak Llamas, Grass Valley, CA
Jenni Olson
Secretary
Cedar Falls, IA
Phone # 319-610-7396
[email protected]
Western Regional Director
Larry and Mary Jo Miller
Chris and Venesa Carter
Criven Llama Farm, Rogersville, MO
President
Dousman, WI
Phone # 262-495-4944
[email protected]
Central Regional Director
LFA Board Of
Directors
Four R Llama Ranch Madera, CA
Barb Parsons
Targeted Event Sponsors
Saturday/Sunday
Breakfast Table
Iowa Llama Association, IA
Open Bar Sponsors
Carol Reigh
Buck Hollow Llamas, PA
Treasurer
Atkins, IA
Phone # 847-687-2797
[email protected]
Central Regional Director
Tor Sorensen
Director
Pheonix, AZ
Phone # 520-991-5130
[email protected]
Western Regional Director
Venesa Carter
Director
Rogersville, MO
Phone # 417-425-3159
[email protected]
Central Regional Director
Tabitha Haubold
Long Island Livestock Company, NY
Sale Snack Sponsors
Steve and Sue Rolfing
Great Northern Llama Co., MT
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LFA Judges
2015 LFA World Futurity Judges
ALAINE BYERS
Alaine has served the llama community in many different capacities since 1980. She began her llama
career as a commercial outfitter/guide under the name Llama Caravans, on of only six llama outfitters in
the country at the time.
She is a retired ALSA, Level III halter and performance judge and has had the pleasure of judging many
shows around the US and Canada, including ALSA Nationals and Regionals and LFA Futurities.
She was the show superintendent for the first five years of the Estes Park Wool Market. She has served
on the boards of the Rocky Mt. Llama Assoc., the International Llama Assoc., and the Suri Llama Assoc.
Alaine has worked with many ranches around the country as a professional groomer/handler, as a show
manager, herd manager and has taught numerous two day clinics on grooming techniques, show ring
training and handling. She currently reintroduced her online llama grooming products and assisted in
teh design of Mt. Sopris Show Halters.
Alaine and her husband, Rick Holzhauer, own and operate Indian Peaks Llamas in LaVeta, Colorado.
Alaine is thrilled and honored to be judging this years LFA Futurity.
HARVEY POOL
Harvey was raised on a small cattle and swine farm in south Georgia. He exhibited his first Champion
animal in 1963 at five years of age. He has raised and shown all species of livestock and competed in
Livestock Judging contests for over 50 years.
Harvey graduated from the University of Georgia with degrees in Animal Science (BS), and Agriculture
Education (Med, EDS). While attending UGA he competed on the 1978 UGA Livestock Judging Team
and also served as President of the National Polled Hereford Association in 1978.
Currently employed as a Young Farmer Teacher with Crawford County School System, Harvey teaches
Animal Science and trains their FFA Livestock Judging teams for competition. Harvey has been employed
in Agricultural Education for 31 years. During this tenure, he has superintended and judged numerous
livestock shows across the state of Georgia and currently serves as Superintendent of the North American
Llama-Alpaca Show in Louisville, KY. He is an ILR-SD Certified judge and serves on the ILR Board of
Directors where he is our current President.
Harvey and his wife Lisa own and operate Rock Creek Farm and Llama Co. where they manage and show
over 45 llamas. Their initiative began with emphasis on conformation and fleece quality and has now
expanded to include packing and carting with these wonderful animals.
MARYAN BAKER
Maryan Baker has been a member of the International Lama Registry (ILR) since 1993. Over the past
22 years, she has exhibited llamas in halter, fleece and performance classes. Maryan is a retired Senior
Investigator with the State of California. She currently focuses her activities on judging and training.
Maryan resides in Riverside, California with her husband, Wally.
Maryan is a Judge for Llama Fleece, Halter, Performance and Youth for both the ILR-SD and ALSA. She
is also licensed for equines under ASPC and AMHR. Over the years she has judged many large shows
throughout the United States and Canada including Regional, Grand National and Llama Futurity Shows.
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Maryan is a current member of the ILR-SD Fleece Committee and a past member of the ALSA Judges’
Committee. Maryan possesses a California Specialized Teaching Credential, and has instructed at fleece
information clinics for llama organizations as well as adult fiber arts classes. Maryan regularly brings out
her llamas to many public venues and works hard to promote the llama industry.
Maryan is honored to be selected to judge at the 2015 LFA, and looks forward to the high quality of the
llamas entered into this prestigious show.
Judge for Male Claims Futurity
STEVE AULD
Steve was first introduced to llamas in 1988 on his uncle’s farm in northern Minnesota. Chuck “Buzz”
Kraft owned Chuck Kraft Heartland (CKH) Llamas and was involved in the Minnesota and Wisconsin
llama communities, including designing obstacle courses at the Minnesota State Fair. Steve, and his wife,
Sandy, immediately fell in love with llamas and knew someday they would have their own.
Fast forward 18 years and in 2006 Steve and Sandy finally get their chance to buy a rural property.
Promising to wait one year before they brought home their first llamas, they couldn’t handle it. Three
months later, they brought home their starter herd… four classic females for the total price of $250.
From there the obsession was on. The Aulds have involved both of their children, Talon and Aspen, into
the lifestyle as well. Their herd is now 40+ strong and the Aulds attend between 8 and 13 shows each year
as they just love to show and play with their llamas.
Steve’s first job as a 13 year old was umpiring fast pitch softball games in Sioux Falls, SD. He would
expand into officiating other sports such as hockey, basketball and soccer. At the age of 16, Steve was an
accomplished enough softball umpire that he was asked to work national girls tournaments for players
older than he was. The coaches learned quick there was no intimidating Steve.
Steve decided to take his passion for officiating and his love of llamas and make the natural connection of
becoming a judge. In 2013 Steve attended the ILR-SD judging clinic but it took him another year to get
his apprenticeships done. Steve became a certified ILR-SD judge in October 2014.
Steve, Sandy and Aspen Auld own and manage Aspen Rayne Ranch from their new home in Waverly,
Iowa. Steve is an Information Technology Manager for CUNA Mutual Financial Group, volunteers as the
Information Technology Consultant to the ILR and also judges goat shows.
“It is an honor to be asked to judge an LFA show in just my first year. I look forward to meeting many
new friends as I judge shows in places we have yet to visit.”
Awards Spotlight
RENEE HOBBINS
Michigan born and raised Renee Hobbins is a self-taught artist who fell in love with llamas 30 years ago
while child sitting for Juliet Sprouse. That led to a herd of her own, now 15, and many opportunities to
share her love for llamas with family, 4-H members, fiber artists, and the local fair. Renee works with oil
and chalk pastels, acrylic paint, painting on ceramics, as well as creating llama dolls, felting, and spinning
her own yarn. Her favorite thing about llamas is the peace they bring while just sitting with them and the
feel of their luxurious fiber as she sinks her hands into it.
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Consignment of Mark and Susan Smith
Mark Smith Farms, Crawfordsville, IN
MSF JEWELL'S AMOLITE
Bred Female  ILR # 285520  DOB 09/20/2012
Service Sire: GNLC Crocket  Breeding Date: TBA
GNLC Santiago #252939
GNLC Full Tilt #271937
GNLC Lady Guinevere #246133
Crown Prince #105972
Crown Jewell #171696
Megastorm #85567
Very seldom do we sell a female from the #1 producing female in our herd. Amolite's dam,
Crown Jewell, her daughters and granddaughters are the heart of our breeding program.
To date, Crown Jewell has produced 12 crias for us of which 10 have been females. Five of
those daughters have been retained by us. One daughter, Jewell's Noel, was the top selling
llama at a LFA Sale. To sweeten the deal we have exposed her in April to GNLC Crocket, an
ILR and LFA National Champion, and his first crias look phenomenal. If you are looking
for a foundation female, please consider MSF Amolite.
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Consignment of Bob and Marilyn Wynia
Sijama Llamas, Mulino, OR
SIJAMA BABAGHANOOJ
Female  ILR # 286217  DOB 6/30/2013
GNLC Caspian #262989
Ollendick Farms Gemstone #278531
PVL Chilean Saphire #236554
Fino Chilean Rosario #245657
Sijama Bobbie Sue #274090
Vavavoom #91008
Looking for that complete package? Conformation, silky fiber, good size bone, pedigree?
Baba has it all! She comes from one of our largest females, Sijama Bobbie Sue, who is 49"
at the withers. Throw in Fino Chilean Rosario, a National Champion; GNLC Caspian; and
The Canadian, and you've got a packed bloodline. This is our first Sijama Bobbie Sue's
auction offering so don't miss out!
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Consignment of Larry and Barb Laux
Pleasure Valley Llamas, Adell, WI
PVL CHARITA
Female  ILR # 987931  DOB 6/15/2014
Chilean Sky’s the Limit #256437
PVL Chilean Scorpion King #281471
PVL Seraphim #256975
Rebano Escondido Julio #204026
PVL Illusion #255081
PVL Jasmine #199570
PVL Charita is the result of four generations of progressive breeding on our farm. I recommend
going through her pedigree on ILR and trying to find many dam lines that compete. Her grand dam,
PVL Jasmine, produced $47,500 in sales for our farm. Her dam, PVL Illusion, has produced several
winners including PVL Illuminations, Best of Show at Great Lakes Regionals, owned by Barb and
Tom Parsons. Charita may be the stretchiest llama in her incredible pedigree with the best head and
ears. She is a show stopper and will be a headline female. We have had three different farms buy at
least two females from this dam line because of the consistency and how much fun they have had
with them. Make sure you check this girl out and look at what this girl can do for your farm.
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Consignment of Randy Cipriano
RTC Llama Ranch, Garland, NE
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LADY DIVA RTC
Female  ILR # 287544  DOB 9/20/2014
Argentine Kobra #170213
Argentine Pascual #283293
Argentine Pampita (ET) #256347
RAR Richochet #103589
Lady Godiva RTC #259640
Fancy RTC #214166
Lady Diva RTC is an absolutely exquisite young female with grace, style, presence and beautiful fiber.
This half Argentine has a long, stretchy neck with balance and a proper gait. Lady Diva has great wool
coverage with silky locked-to-the-skin fiber! Her black/silver fiber shines with luster, she has a SPLASH
of white across her forehead, fantastic ears, a short nose and bone with stretch. RTC goes back five
generations. We bought her great great great Grandpa, a Bolivian import, "Quick Silver RTC," in 1986!
Her pedigree includes Argentine Kobra, Argentine Don Zunca, Argentine Machi, Richochet, The Boss,
and Lopez. Call with questions, 402-540-4058, or view her on our website: www.rtcllamaranch.com
*At her first show, The Ozark Llama Classic, Lady Diva got Grand Champion Heavy Wool Female
and Best in Show Female!
Consignment of Josh Ploeger
Ploeger Farms, Greenwood, MO
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FGL CHILEAN TWICE BLESSED
Female  ILR # 283911  DOB 10/18/2011
Sells with: Female cria born 4/13/2015 By GHLC Main Squeeze
PVL Chilean Addison #199573
PVL Rocky Road #248907
PVL Cookies-N-Crimp #204523
Chileno Chiri Chico #74 #200567
FFF Count Your Blessings #249638
RAR Count on It #1933471
Chilean Twice Blessed is a super colorful and exotic female. Being a PVL Rocky Road
daughter, you're sure to get some beautiful colors with excellent fleece and coverage. She's
sells with a flashy and unique GHLC Main Squeeze female cria at side. Her cria was born
on April 10th and is already showing a strong promise in the ring. Blessed has and amazing
personality and is always the first one to give you kisses in the pasture. She's an easy keeper
and wonderful first time mother. We believe that she will make anyone a strong addition to
her herd. She sells open and ready to be bred to your favorites herd sire.
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Consignment of Bruce Chrisco and Larry Kisner
Catawissa Llamas, Catawissa, MO
CTW CANDICE
Female  ILR # 288007  DOB 6/11/2014
Whist #126756
Candolaro #234739
BAL Silver Belle #193509
Starr Fyter #241626
East Fork Fawn Lily #280499
The Divine Ms Lily #127717
Here is a young female for the future of anyone's breeding program. Her pedigree is packed
with proven bloodlines, including Starrfyter, Silver Peru, Whist, and many of the old greats
like Benson and The Fiduciary. Her dam comes from Heather Bamford's breeding program
and is a full sister to East Fork Illusion. She has great fiber and conformation, and comes
guaranteed to be reproductively sound and healthy. Email [email protected] with any
questions.
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Consignment of Mike and Wendy Gerken
Hard Rock Llamas, Ada, OH
FLIGHTLESS BALLERINA
Bred Female  ILR# 268293  DOB 10/11/2006
Service Sire: Hard Rock’s Absolut Citron  Breeding Date: TBA
Peruvian Doc Martin #215536
GNLC Ballistic #243820
GNLC Lupita #225948
S.F. Armani #212500
CEF Bellasera #249284
CEF Suria Bonnalee #22263
Ballerina hails from Oklahoma and the farm of Charlie Stephenson. She is a GNLC Ballistic
daughter out the large and impressive CEF Bellasera. We purchased Ballerina at our 2007
Hard Rock’s Gold Rush where we felt she stood out to us for her strong conformation and
powerful genetics. Ballerina has produced 3 cria for us, the first being Hard Rock’s Golden
Boy, a sharp suri male we have kept for breeding. We also retain a daughter. This year we’ve
bred her to Hard Rock’s Absolut Citron for what we feel will be a future show contender! We
feel this package will be a great addition to any up-and-coming breeding program looking
to add powerful genetics and silky fiber to their program.
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Consignment of Chris and Venesa Carter
Criven Llamas, Rogersville, MO
CVL VIVIAN LEIGH
Female  ILR #286945  DOB 2/3/2014
Machuco #203303
Overman Monaco #258759
Rileys-Mystical Moonglo #214373
Star Adonis #236291
Star Torrid Passion #264385
TJ’s Three Peat #246398
After much debate, we have decided to offer the first daughter of our beloved Star
Torrid Passion for sale. Torrid Passion was one of our first big-time auction purchases.
She proved herself in the showring with Championships and Futurity Top 10's before
becoming a mama. Overman Monaco is a large powerful male. He was shown a lot in
his younger years and has many championships to his credit. Vivian, "Vivi" as she is
affectionately known, has made her own showring statement being consistently at the Top
of her class. Vivi has a wonderful personality, is easy to handle and groom, but has plenty
of pizazz for the ring! Feel free to contact us for further information.
LOT
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Consignment of Bob and Marilyn Wynia
Sijama Llamas, Mulino, OR
SIJAMA PEARL
Female  ILR # 287015  DOB 3/31/2014
Sijama Kokomo #272320
Sijama Montecor #280212
Sijama Mardigra #248806
MGF Olympus #268554
Oreo RTC #278760
M&W Lady Godiva (CAN) #249580
If you are looking for nice bone on a suri female, Pearl fits the bill. Her sire, Sijama
Montecor, has won numerous Grand Champions and Best of Show awards in ILR silky
wool division. He is a sweetheart and passed his personality to Pearl. You will have fun
showing her as she has already won a Reserve Grand Champion award. Check our website
for her baby picture as you will see that she has a gray streak on her back!
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Consignment of Mark and Susan Smith
Mark Smith Farms, Crawfordsville, IN
LOT
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MSF FULL MOON
Bred Female  ILR # 284950  DOB 06/07/2012
Service Sire Champagner  Breeding date: TBA
GNLC Santiago #252939
GNLC Full Tilt #271937
GNLC Lady Guinevere #246133
Lux #153015
Integrity's Moonstruck #268220
Integrity’s Moonshadow #252782
MSF Full Moon is an exotic, extreme and flashy female sired by GNLC Full Tilt, who won
all the Futurities and National Shows during his show career. Her dam has produced 6
crias for us to date, 5 have been females so girls do run in this family. We exposed her
to Champagner in April and hope to have that pregnancy confirmed by sale day. When
Champagner was siring crias for the Bensons and Onsagers, they had color and style
going for them. A lot of powerful genetics working in MSF Full Moon.
Consignment of John and Marcia Ollendick
Ollendick Farms, Tomah, WI
LOT
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OLLENDICK FARMS EMBERLEIGH
Female  ILR# 287891  DOB: 9/25/2014
GNLC Caspian #262989
Cainan #275664
Siamos Precious Angel #251697
PVL A Touch of Cinnamon #199571
PVL Chilean Saphire #236554
Soliloquy #165936
A beautiful little redhead, Photo at just 6 months old. Emberleigh is a very correct,
stretchy, young female, she is very elegant with a great head and ear set, She is a total
package with a wonderful sweet disposition. Her dam, PVL Chilean Saphire, is one of our
best producers, an easy keeper and heavy milker. PVL Chilean Saphire won many Grand
Champions and Futurities and is still just as correct today. Emberleighs sire, Cainan,
also won many Grand Champion awards and Futurities, and his offspring have been our
BEST. This young female just keeps getting better and better, will be a lot of fun in the
showring and a great addition to any breeding program.
Consignment of Kurt and Dr. Kristy Brown
The Brownderosa Llamas, Sparta, WI
LOT
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APLOZ’S ADDED VALUE
Bred Female  ILR # 285527  DOB 6/2/2012
Service Sire: Brownderosa’s It’s All About the Chrome  Breeding Date: TBA
Samponero #177342
Aploz #255656
Annaluv #77567
CEO #58643
Inside Trading #270374
Sally Ride’s Olivia #231242
This female is a great example of what Aploz has done with his production -- tall, correct
and easy to handle. Her grand-dam was an ALSA National Grand Champion and sire
Aploz was an ILRSD Gathering National Grand Champion. Value is elegant and flashy, and
will make a great breeding female for her new owner. She is selling exposed to our male,
Brownderosa’s It’s All About the Chrome, who was the 2014 LFA Futurity winner for the
traditional males over 16 months. We are keeping her full sister in our herd and have been
impressed with her production. Let Aploz's Added Value add value to your breeding herd.
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2015 LFA Sale • 11
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Consignment of Bill and Matthew Rector
Rector Llamas, Denver, IA
RECTOR’S CELESTE
Female  ILR#286598  DOB 7/23/2013
Silver Moon Jamali #244223
Wild West Reaction #276451
MHF Sirius Attraction #243834
Catamarca #203304
Rector’s Catalina #277404
Beyonca #248338
Celeste is a very correct, well balanced girl with a consistent pedigree behind her. She is
an excellent example of a suri and traditional fiber cross. Her sire has produced multichampion offspring and her dam is a consistent quality producer with lots of milk.
Celeste will be a great addition to your show string and then your foundation herd!
LOT
Consignment of Mike and Wendy Gerken
Hard Rock Llamas, Ada, OH
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HARD ROCK’S CINNAMON COOKIE
Female  ILR #287143  DOB 7/15/2013
Indy Pacecar GLE #248393
Woods Edge Phast and Phurious #270721
Woods Edge Pucci #241059
Peruvian El Gris #106481
HR Fortune Cookie #215729
Cookies N Cream of M&M #101936
This girl comes to you straight from our show string. I have appreciated this girl’s style and
conformation since she was born. Her sire is WoodsEdge Phast & Phurious, our super silky herdsire
who has consistently produced show ring offspring with conformation and style to burn. Cinnamon
Cookie shares his style with her long, beautiful, dark fiber and bangs that frame her lovely llama face.
Her dam, Hard Rock’s Fortune Cookie, is a Peruvian El Gris daughter who has produced a multitude
of fancy females for us. I would highly recommend taking a look at her dam’s production record when
considering this fine female. Cinnamon Cookie has been shown twice in stiff competition and was at
the top of her large, competitive class at March Llama Madness. I think she just keeps getting better
and will certainly be a show ring competitor until you retire her to your breeding program.
LOT
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Consignment of Ryan and Lindsey Laux
Pleasure Valley Llamas, Sobieski, WI
PVL SLEEPING BEAUTY
Female  ILR # 288106  DOB 8/29/2013
Chilean Sky’s the Limit #256437
PVL Chilean Scorpion King #281471
PVL Seraphim #256975
Lock Ness #244556
PVL Catnap #277122
Kiddy Cocktail #231506
PVL Sleeping Beauty has a name that is very fitting. Her dam line has some spectacular llamas
going back to Chilean Cattail #171 and Kiddy Cocktail. I bought Cattail for her incredible
production and exceptional mothering ability. I kept Kiddy Cocktail as her replacement and
she has repeatedly produced great animals including a LFA Futurity winner. We are also
keeping PVL Chilean Cougar Hunting to carry on this special dam line in our herd. Now on
to the males in this pedigree … PVL Next Generation, Lock Ness, and PVL Chilean Scorpion
King, wow!!! They have all made a name for themselves, so it is easy to understand why this
girl is special. She will be big with great stretch and incredible fiber topping a correct frame.
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Consignment of Bob and Marilyn Wynia
Sijama Llamas, Mulino, OR
LOT
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SIJAMA BRINN
Female  ILR #282626  DOB 4/2/2011
Fino Chilean Rosario #245675
Sijama Korteo #275161
Sijama Allegria #255309
Amicus #203310
Dee Lilah #248495
Dasani #213593
This girl is ready for your special herdsire! She is 48" at the withers with loads of fiber and
is grand daughter of National Champion Fino Chilean Rosario. We have worked for 20
years to produce llamas with her characteristics and are proud to offer her to you.
Consignment of Steve Smith
Pacific Llamas Catawissa, MO
LOT
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PACIFIC’S SLIPPER
Female  ILR #274530  DOB 3/7/2008
Chileno Canaletto II #248922
Staletto #255252
RAR Chilean PurdyLady #171994
Peruvian Alcoa #215523
Silver Moon Kambria #252263
Karely of Tunitas Creek # 162734
Pacific's Slipper is a Nice and solid, a structured very correct girl here. Slipper has incredible, uniform
pencil lock in her fleece. From her hooked ears and sound gait, she should follow in her dams
footsteps as a stellar producer Her dam Silver Moon Kambria and Sire, Staletto were two of our
favorites. No guessing here as to what this beautiful female can produce for you. She will be bred by
sale time, TBA. She sells with our farm's reproductive guarantee. For more pictures or info contact
[email protected]
Consignment of Randy Cipriano
RTC Llama Ranch, Garland, NE
LOT
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PEPPER ARGENTINE RTC
Female  ILR #286801  DOB 5/18/2013
Argentine Don Zunca #190616
Argentine Fresco #233492
Argentine Moore #190676
Argentine Huara’s Zorro #240517
Rojo Spice RTC #269014
Chiste De Temuco #227522
Pepper Argentine RTC just turned two and she is already a BIG girl! This Argentine Fresco cria
has great conformation along with fantastic ears covered in silver fiber, shorter nose, big bone
with stretch, fiber coverage from head to toe and a great disposition. RTC Ranch goes back four
generations in Pepper’s pedigree, which is very unique in the Argentine bloodlines. In 2000
when the Argentine herd was in Temuco Chile, Randy purchased and handpicked Argentine
Huara (great grandma), Argentine Moore (grandma) and Chiste De Temuco (grandma) before
the Argentines were imported into the USA. Pepper is ready to be bred. If you are looking for
Argentine bloodlines with size, Pepper is your girl. Pepper Argentine RTC sells with our ranch
guarantee. Call 402-540-4058 or visit our website: www.rtcllamaranch.com
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2015 LFA Sale • 13
Claims Futurity
Class C1 Intact Males (5 - 18 months)
QUILL
Male (5-18 months)  DOB: 6/24/2014  ILR #288087
Mighty Quinn #281049  Vasa View’s Alleluia #250645
Time for "Q&A?" That's Quill & Award-winning pedigree! His impressive heritage boasts a sire and three full siblings
each winning Best in Show. A strong, muscular build from head to toe and a straight-as-an-arrow top line, Quill is the
answer to your farm's future success!
Thomas and Jean Carlisle, Lla LLa Lland Llama Ranch, Janesville, IA
PINK FLLOYDD
Male (5-18 months)  DOB: 6/9/14  ILR #287972
NV’s Cowboy Casanova  Spring Awakening #278824
From the Dark Side of the Moon comes lla lla lland's Pink Flloydd. Named for his unique peachy-pink fiber, this stretchy
young male is the progeny of a platinum suri sire and a dam from the White Heat line. Like the 1960's English rock
band, he's progressive, psychedelic and destined for success.
Thomas and Jean Carlisle, Lla LLa Lland Llama Ranch, Janesville, IA
MYSTER SANDMAN
Male (5-18 months)  DOB: 5/24/2014  ILR #287812
The Tin Man #223403  Chavali #265255
Myster came out and we knew he would become something special. Tin Man has many Champion offspring and we expect
nothing less from this young male. He has a pedigree that speaks for itself, going back to greats such as Crazy Mountain
Man, Eskadra, The Canadian, Tuna Catcher and so many more. At his first show he placed second in a very competitive Juvenile medium Wool Class of 10. He is always on and will be fun to show and then to retire to make amazing crias for you!
Jenni and Pat Olson, Y-B Normal Acres, Anoka, MN
RCF DAKOTA SOUTH
Male (5-18 months)  DOB: 5/16/2014  ILR #287832
Grand Allusion #277015  ALCL Sahiya #278896
RCF Dakota South is a very handsome son of the one and only Grand Allusion! This guy is as square made and correct
as they come. With his overall balance and eye catching color pattern, he has a bright future in the show ring. His dam,
ALCL Sahiya, is a full sister to ALCL Camo Man standing at stud at Walnut Creek Llamas in North Carolina. Dakota’s
sire, Grand Allusion, is a multiple Best in Show winner that stamps his babies with a strong topline and exquisite fleeces.
Dakota has already been awarded Reserve Champion medium wool male at his first outing. He also received the most “I
love his colors” accolades of any of our show string this year. Claim this young male and enjoy your winnings for years
to come.
Harvey and Lisa Pool, Rock Creek Farm, Fort Valley, GA
HARD ROCK’S GO FOR GOLD
Male (5-18 months)  DOB: 7/25/2013  ILR #286804
Hard Rock’s Golden Boy #280390  FLT Pink Dyamond #276401
Hard Rock’s Go for the Gold combines strong suri lineage, personality and gorgeous red fiber into one nicely conformed
package. Go for the Gold is our first male by Hard Rock’s Golden Boy, a descendant of MRS Bolivian Taylor Made.
Golden Boy is an extremely correct male with a lot of nice bone and gorgeous fiber and coloring. Golden Boy passed
on his strong conformation to Go for the Gold, who has been competitive in the show ring. Go for the Gold is the
first offspring of his dam, FLT Pink Dyamond, a large red suri female that sold at the LFA last year to Randy Cipriano.
Go for the Gold also has a willing personality that makes him enjoyable to handle, a quality we believe important in a
show and breeding male. Hard Rock’s Go for the Gold is a total package which you should consider for your show and
breeding program.
Mike and Wendy Gerken, Hard Rock Llamas, Ada, OH
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Class C2 Males (19 months & older)
GVL CHIMERA
Male (19 months & older)  DOB: 10/13/2013  ILR #286821
M.R.S. Painted Smile #258394  WLK Spectacular #262261
GVL Chimera was a standout at a young age in the Skousen's dispersal sale! He is an outcross male as he is not related
to Kantu or Maximo! His dam was a multi-National Grand Champion with lots of flash and style and his sire passed
on good bone and stretch. He has lots of substance and size for his age and has most recently won Grand Champion
Suri Male at the Heartland Llama Classic! Show boy and herdsire prospect! Check him out!
Matthew Rector, Limestone Llamas, Denver, IA
AAL CANADIAN BLUES
Male (19 months & older)  DOB: 7/28/2013  ILR #286463
Elwood Blues #277640  HOLR Angel’s Surina #275436
The name says it all! A beautiful Elwood Blues son. His dam’s pedigree is as impressive. A granddaughter of ‘The
Canadian’ and GC’s Chock Full ‘O Nuts. This boy is your to ‘CLAIM’ at the LFA Claims Futurity.
Tom and Barb Parsons, Animal Acres Llamas, Dousman, WI
PRIME
Male (19 months & older)  DOB: 5/4/2009  ILR# 277656
Pepper Moon #254511  Jackpot Maggie #263726
Prime’s dam is Jackpot Maggie who herself is a halter champion and a granddaughter of the well-known Kantu and
Jackpot. His sire, Pepper Moon, is an outcross suri male with awesome suri fiber and striking markings. Prime was
shown very limitedly. In 2010 Prime won his class of yearling suri males, and was grand champion of the suri division
and received the SSLA Best of Show award at the NE Tennessee Llama Show. We also took him to the first gathering
of Friends and Champions where he won his class of two year olds and was reserve champion suri male. We have bred
him to two of our females. The first breeding resulted in a stylish male who in a very short time went on to accumulate
37 halter and 99 performance SD points including Reserve Champion Novice performance at the 2014 Gathering.
The late fall of 2014 brought the results of the second mating by producing an eye catching black and white suri paint
female. As of this writing this female was not old enough to show. I think we named him correctly because he is
“Prime”! A proven male in the arena and breeding pen!
Larry and Mary Jo Miller, Brooks Creek Llamas, Bardstown, KY
PH BLACKBERRY WINE
Male (19 months & older)  DOB: 9/3/2009  ILR #279082
Argentine Jupiter (ET) #261367  PH Smoky Topaz #260266
Blackberry is an example of the disposition I admire in my herd. He has very silky, fine and true black fiber which
shows on his off spring. He also carries lots of head and ear wool. Blackberry is half Argentine going back to Don
Zunca. He has won many classes and was reserve champion and has offspring winning classes. Please take a look at
this guy!
Maryln Johnson, Country View Llama Ranch, Iowa Falls, IA
CVLR ZUKO
Male (19 months & older)  DOB: 10/8/13  ILR #287049
BAL Quest #226858  PH Zenyatta #281605
Zuko is a handsome silver gray with some brown overtones and black face. He is a half brother to the Reserve silky
female just shown at Heartland. His Sire goes back to Quest and his Dam is PH Zenyatta who has Gringo and Don
Zunca in her pedigree which makes him a ¼ Argentine. This past year he was used as a 4-H project.
With Argentine and height on the Dam side, what a breeding male!
Maryln Johnson, Country View Llama Ranch, Iowa Falls, IA
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2015 LFA Sale • 15
LFA Silent Auction
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The LFA has decided to add a silent auction to the list of exciting
events at this year's show. We have a wide variety of items from
many people in the llama community! There is an item in the line up
for everyone, and some of them are one of kind. If you have an item
to donate, please feel free to bring it with you and sign it up! We look
forward to seeing the wonderful items everyone has hiding out in
their homes and barns. All proceeds will go back into making the
LFA a world class event for years to come.
See you there!
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1) Llama vest and hat (worn by Jerry), Donated by Barb McRoberts.
2) Pitcher and bowl, donated by Chris and Venesa Carter.
3) Kids Llama Stool, Donated by Jerrika Mumford.
4) Llama glass Mosaic, Donated by Cole Ruprecht.
5) Blue Llama grooming products, Donated by Alaine Byers.
6) Llama rug, donated by Lindsay Kurth.
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We are serious about genes.
Let us share our success with you.
SRLL EOGHAN
2014 Grand Champion Suri Male at the
Gathering and only getting better with age!
Eoghan has had an impressive show career so far.
Take him home and show him off, then put him to
work producing. Esoria on the dam side adds “E-line”
to make Eoghan even more special.
Owned by Sugar River Llamas
AAL CANADIAN BLUES
The name says it all! A beautiful Elwood Blues son.
His dam’s pedigree is as impressive. A granddaughter
of ‘The Canadian’ and GC’s Chock Full ‘O Nuts. This
boy is yours to ‘CLAIM’ at the LFA Claims Futurity.
ELWOOD BLUES
is co-owned by
Owned by Animal Acres Llamas
Sugar River Llamas & Animal Acres Llamas
Sugar River Llamas
Animal Acres Llamas
608-666-3600 • www.srllamas.com
262-495-4944 • www.animalsacres.com
Fran & Ali Soukup, Lyndon Station, Wisconsin
Tom and Barb Parsons, Dousman, Wisconsin
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Consignors Index
The Brownderosa Llamas, Sparta, WI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 12
Catawissa Llamas, Larry Kisner, Catawissa, MO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lots 6
Criven Llamas, Chris and Venesa Carter, Rogersville, MO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 8
Hard Rock Llama Co., Mike, Wendy and Mandy Gerken, Ada, OH. . . . . . Lot 7, 14
Ollendick Farms, John and Marcia Ollendick, Tomah, WI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 11
Pleasure Valley Llamas, Larry and Barb Laux, Adell, WI. . . . . . . . . . . . . Lots 3, 15
Ploeger Farms, Greenwood, MO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 5
Mark Smith Farms , Crawfordsville, IN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 1, 10
RTC Llama Ranch, Garland, NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 4, 17
Rector Llamas, Denver, IA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 13
Sijama Llamas, Mulino, OR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lot 2, 9, 16
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LFA Terms and Conditions
The following Terms & Conditions including any announcements by the
Auctioneer before or during the auction, constitute the entire agreement between Llama Futurity Association, on the one hand, and the bidders at the
auction, on the other hand.
 I am a member of the LFA and hereby enter the above registered llama in
the LFA Llama Sale to be held June 13, 2015.
 I am in good standing with the LFA and have no outstanding debt due to
the LFA.
 Enclosed is my check for $200.00 to pay the consignment fee. I understand
and agree that this fee is non-refundable and non-transferable for any reason once confirmation is made of my sale entry. Once accepted, this entry
will be reserved for the LFA Sale only.
 In the event this animal is sold prior to the sale or if for any reason I withdraw this entry from the LFA Sale, other than as certified by a veterinarian,
I will be charged a $200.00 withdrawal fee.
 There will be a 10% commission fee charged if an animal receives a minimum bid or meets the seller's reserve. If there is no sale, there will NOT be
any commission charged.
 I agree to pay a 10% of the highest bid received whether I sell the llama or exercise my option to have the last bid and/or reserve and buy back the llama.
 A minimum of commission of 10% of the selling fee will be charged.
LFA will deduct that selling fee from the proceeds of the sale when
making payment.
 No Substitutions will be allowed without prior approval from the LFA Sale
Management.
 Minimum starting bid is $500. If your llama fails to receive an opening bid
of $500 it will be considered a no sale.
 All sales constitute a contract between the buyer and seller of each
animal sold. LFA assumes no responsibility, legal or otherwise, in
regards to the sale contract.
 I understand that no payment will be made to me until such time as the
buyer has made satisfactory payment to the LFA and as soon as the buyer's
check clears the bank. As soon as the check clears the bank the registration
papers will be sent to the buyer and I (the consignor) will be paid by check
less commissions.
Warranties:
 Proven Producers: A proven producer is a female that has already had a
cria. Proven producers will be considered to be fertile. There are no expressed or implied warranties for proven producers.
 Newborn Crias: There are no expressed or implied warranties on newborn
crias sold with their dams.
 Bred Maidens: A bred maiden is a female that has not yet had a cria but is
determined to be pregnant. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for bred maidens.
 Young Females: Young females are guaranteed to have anatomically normal reproductive tracts. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for young females.
 Proven Males: A proven male is a male that has settled a female or that has
been tested fertile. Proven males will be considered to be fertile. There are
no expressed or implied warranties for proven males.
 Young Males: Young males have been checked by a veterinarian and have
been found to have anatomically normal reproductive organs. There are
no other expressed or implied warranties for young males.
 Young Males and Females: Buyer's veterinarian must notify the Seller in
writing within one year of the sale of any claimed abnormality with respect
to Young Males or Young Females. The Seller shall, at the Seller's option, either (1) replace the llama with a llama of equal quality, or (2) give the Buyer
credit toward the purchase from Seller of another llama of the same or different sex in an amount equal to the total amount of the purchase price.
 All sale animals must be fully registered or screened as a llama, as approved by ILR and/or the LFA.
 DNA Testing Requirements: The LFA sale will be on a private treaty basis
and DNA testing will not be required. LFA is not responsible for genetic parentage of auction or claims entries due to DNA testing not being required.
 EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED ABOVE, SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR
ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NOR DOES SELLER MAKE ANY WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER
WITH RESPECT TO THE ANIMALS IN THIS SALE. The foregoing is the
full extent of the responsibility of the Seller, and by way of illustration and
not limitation, in no event shall the Seller be liable for incidental or consequential damages, or for any changes or expenses of any nature incurred
without Seller's written permission.
 Terms: Terms of the sale are cash or check. Payment in full must be made to
the cashier immediately following the sale. Personal checks are to be made
payable to "Llama Futurity Association". Seller reserves the right to require
a certified check as settlement before releasing an animal.
 Financing: Financing may be available on some lots, which will be announced at the preview and before the llama sells. The financing conditions
and terms are the same for any financed llama sold. The conditions are as
follows: 1.) The owner must have signed an agreement to offer financing on
their llama, and only those llamas announced at the sale as being available
on terms will be sold using the promissory note. 2.) Terms are only available on llamas selling for at least $5,000. 3.) At least 50% of the purchase
price will be paid as a deposit with the balance due in 1 year with 10% interest being assessed. 4.) All llamas being financed must be insured before
leaving the facility. 5.) Seller will retain original registration papers until
the llama is paid in full. 6.) The promissory note for the balance is strictly
between the Buyer and Seller. Llama Futurity Association assumes no responsibility, legal or otherwise, in regard to the promissory note. If Visa
or MasterCard are used to purchase animals, the charge is subject to bank
approval and a processing fee will be added to the purchase price.
 Bidding: The highest bidder recognized by the Auctioneer shall be the
Buyer. Bids tendered after the fall of the hammer are not valid grounds for
dispute. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders or in the event of
doubt on the Auctioneer's part as to the validity of any bid, the Auctioneer
will have the final discretion either to determine the successful bidder, or to
re-offer and resell the llama in question. The Auctioneer's determination is
conclusive and not subject to challenge. The Auctioneer reserves the right
to reject any bid.
 Title and Delivery: Title passes to the Buyer upon the fall of the hammer.
All risk of death or injury to the llama becomes the Buyer's risk upon the
fall of the hammer. Each Buyer, following their purchase, shall sign an Acknowledgment of Purchase. Please write your full name and address clearly.
 Registration Papers: All registration papers will be delivered by First Class
Postage when checks clear the bank. Please write your full name and correct and current address on the envelope provided for you by the cashier.
Buyer is responsible for all transfer fees.
 Default of Purchase: If any person shall purchase a lot and fail to pay for it
in the manner described above, the Seller shall have, in addition to all other
legal rights, the right to resell the lot, or at Seller's option, bring an action
for specific performance, in which event the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay
all costs of such suit, together with all reasonable attorney's fees and costs.
In the event of a resale, the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay all costs of the
resale, plus any deficiency between the original total purchase price and the
total purchase price upon resale.
 Transportation: The Buyer, at the Buyer's own expense, shall transport the
llama from the auction. Any arrangement or disposition of the llama after
purchase other than immediate removal must be made directly between the
Buyer and Seller.
 Catalog: Every effort has been made to assure correctness of the catalog,
but the Seller is not responsible for errors or omissions. Any corrections
made to the catalog at the time of the sale from the Auctioneer's podium
shall supersede the catalog.
 No Liability: Any person attending the sale, whether as a Buyer, observer,
or the agent, employee or assign of any persons, does so at their own risk.
No liability, duties, obligations, and/or responsibilities of any kind or nature shall be imposed upon the Sellers, the Auctioneer, or any owners, employees or assigns of Llama Futurity Association, for any accident, injury,
mishap theft, damage, and/or other harm regardless of cause.
 Disclaimer of Liability of Auctioneer: Neither the Auctioneer, the Sellers, nor any agent, make any representation or warranties whatsoever with
respect to the sale animals. All representations contained herein are made
by the Seller only.
 Authorized Agents: Persons acting as agents must so indicate when signing Acknowledgment of Purchase.
 Governing Law: The laws of the State of Iowa will govern the sale and all
transactions between the Buyer and Seller.