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New Changes for Performance Classes
Section M, Section 4, D:
Change to: “In
Obstacle classes, the handler may choose NOT to negotiate an obstacle
him/herself without penalty.”
A simplification, correction of spelling, and
omission of the word “standing” that would enable petter to sit in a
wheelchair or on a hospital bed, for example. The second is a simplification of
the wording to remove the word “jump”, to omit the editorial comment at the
end, and to remove the implied acceptance of a higher stepover if the llama is
under 36 months of age.
(minutes
of November, 2006)
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Special Needs Classes
The 2007 Special Needs
Classes at the Grand Nationals and Regionals will have Class Ribbons, Premiums
paid, and no entry fees.
(minutes
of November, 2006)
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New Rules For 2006
(from the minutes of 11-10-05)
New Youth Handler Ages for 2006:
Youth Juniors - Handler age 8 through 11
Youth Intermediates - Handler age 12 through 14
Youth Seniors - Handler age 15 through 18
Age is as of January 1st of 2006.
Juniors may start showing on
the date of their 8th birthday.
Youth who turn 19 after January 1 but before the Grand
National Show of their final showing year, may
complete the year as a Youth in the Senior division.
(from the minutes of 4-10-06)
The rule change that became effective January 1,
2006, regarding exhibitors 8 years through 12 years of age not being allowed the
option of showing intact males has been amended and will become effective
immediately. The Board generally believed that this rule should allow show
management at each ALSA show the option of implementing the rule as appropriate.
Amend Part I, Section 5, K as follows:
“It is recommended that exhibitors 8 years through 12 years of age not show
intact males over 24 months of age, with the choice of acceptance or decline
lying with show management and stated in their premium show booklet.”
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