ILR IF UAP brochure - Lama Registry · 2012. 11. 7. · ILR Certificate of Excellence (COE) - 40...
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The ILR Incentive Fund: The purpose of the ILR Incentive Fund (IF) is to provide an additional reason for llama owners to exhibit their animals in the show arena. The ILR Incentive Fund pays cash dividends for Universal Award points earned by nominated llamas in the show arena. – Help offset the cost of showing – Make your llamas more marketable – Add value to your animals Points earned will be tabulated from all ILR UAP open halter, performance, walking fleece, and adult showmanship classes (all UAP show arena classes except group and youth classes). Herd Sires are nominated on an annual basis. Offspring of nominated herd sires are eligible for lifetime nominations. Nomination fees are divided and paid annually. Payouts are based on the total number of point-earning llamas enrolled in the program and the number of points earned by those llamas in a given year. After the ILR retains 10% for administrative costs, the remaining nomination fees will be divided up: – Herd Sire nominator receives 20% – Offspring nominator receives 10% – Offspring’s recorded owner receives 70%. ILR Universal Awards Program Mission Statement: The purpose of the ILR Universal Awards Program is to give ILR members the opportunity to add value to their llamas by awarding points for participation in a wide variety of llama activities. It is the intention that this award program enhance existing llama organizations by increasing awareness, excitement and participation by recognizing those who actively use their llamas. Look up the details on the ILR UAP and ILR IF, and your particular area of interest at: www.lamaregistry.com ILR Universal Award Program and the ILR Incentive Fund Objectives: 1. To establish a strong rapport and bring good will to the greater llama community and locations where llamas are shared. 2. To showcase the Diversity and Versatility of Llamas. 3. To educate people about the International Lama Registry and the wonderful world of llamas. International Lama Registry P.O. Box 8, Kalispell, MT 59903 [email protected] / www.lamaregistry.com (406) 755-3438 Universal Awards Universal Awards Universal Awards Universal Awards Program Program Program Program Llama Auction What do you do with a llama? International Lama Registry Incentive Fund Packing
Transcript of ILR IF UAP brochure - Lama Registry · 2012. 11. 7. · ILR Certificate of Excellence (COE) - 40...
The ILR Incentive Fund:
The purpose of the ILR Incentive Fund (IF) is to
provide an additional reason for llama owners to exhibit
their animals in the show arena. The ILR Incentive
Fund pays cash dividends for Universal Award points
earned by nominated llamas in the show arena.
– Help offset the cost of showing
– Make your llamas more marketable
– Add value to your animals
Points earned will be tabulated from all ILR UAP open
halter, performance, walking fleece, and adult
showmanship classes (all UAP show arena classes
except group and youth classes).
Herd Sires are nominated on an annual basis. Offspring
of nominated herd sires are eligible for lifetime
nominations.
Nomination fees are divided and paid annually. Payouts
are based on the total number of point-earning llamas
enrolled in the program and the number of points
earned by those llamas in a given year. After the ILR
retains 10% for administrative costs, the remaining
nomination fees will be divided up:
– Herd Sire nominator receives 20%
– Offspring nominator receives 10%
– Offspring’s recorded owner receives 70%.
ILR Universal Awards Program
Mission Statement: The purpose of the ILR Universal Awards Program
is to give ILR members the opportunity to add value
to their llamas by awarding points for participation
in a wide variety of llama activities. It is the
intention that this award program enhance existing
llama organizations by increasing awareness,
excitement and participation by recognizing those
who actively use their llamas.
Look up the details on the ILR UAP and ILR IF, and
your particular area of interest at:
www.lamaregistry.com
ILR Universal Award Program and the ILR
Incentive Fund Objectives:
1. To establish a strong rapport and bring good will
to the greater llama community and locations
where llamas are shared.
2. To showcase the Diversity and Versatility of
Llamas.
3. To educate people about the International Lama
Registry and the wonderful world of llamas.
International Lama Registry
P.O. Box 8, Kalispell, MT 59903
[email protected] / www.lamaregistry.com
(406) 755-3438
Universal Awards Universal Awards Universal Awards Universal Awards
ProgramProgramProgramProgram
Llama Auction
What do you do with a llama?
International Lama
Registry
Incentive
Fund
Packing
Walking Fleece Class
Get more for your ILR
Membership by
participating in the
Universal Awards
Program (UAP).
Record Activities and see Point Totals online at: Record Activities and see Point Totals online at: Record Activities and see Point Totals online at:
www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.
ILR Members can earn lifetime points for ILR
registered llamas for:
Be recognized on the ILR website.
Accumulate points toward various unique awards:
ILR Certificate of Achievement (COA) - 25 points
ILR Certificate of Excellence (COE) - 40 points
ILR Certificate of Championship (COC) - 40 points
and 4 Grands OR 3 Grands and 2 Reserve Grands. PLUS Championship trophies!
ILR Certificate of Distinction - (COD) - 100 points
PLUS earn all of the same awards in the ILR Show
Division!
The ILR UAP for Youth:
ILR Youth Members can earn points for many
activities involving llamas:
• Participating in parades
• Visiting nursing homes
• School programs
• 4-H and FFA participation
• Organized packing events
• Pack Trials
• Driving
• Walking Fleece competitions
• Showing – performance, halter, fleece
• . . . and More!
Youth can now earn points in Halter Classes!
Enter your information in the UAP program on the ILR
website to earn points for your animals and for
individuals if you are a youth!
Annual High Point
Awards
Year-End Top Ten Youth Awards in the follow-
ing age groups and divisions:
Age groups: Junior (7-11 year olds)
Intermediate (12-15 year olds)
Senior (16-18 year olds)
Divisions:
• Performance
• Obstacle
• Showmanship
• Halter
• Beyond the Showring
Christmas Parade Youth Showmanship Class
Nursing Home Visit
Chilling
Record Activities and see Point Totals online at: Record Activities and see Point Totals online at: Record Activities and see Point Totals online at:
www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.www.lamaregistry.com in the UAP section.
• Pack Trials
• Driving
• Walking Fleece competitions
• Showing - performance, halter, & fleece
. . . and More!
• Participating in parades
• Visiting nursing homes
• School programs
• 4-H programs
