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It's not like it was a secret oh great and wonderful one. Was wondering how long it was going to take before you spotted that. :)
 
I hope they still do or we'll have to find a different place to stay now won't we?!

I can't wait to see everyone at National's this year. I've been getting my chins ready and I'm very excited to see how they all do!

Cheryl

dang cheryl. i haven't started prepping animals. don't even know what shows - if any - i can make... what/how many are you bringing?
 
dang cheryl. i haven't started prepping animals. don't even know what shows - if any - i can make... what/how many are you bringing?

lol well I've kept many of my kits this year and they are all being held for breeding until after the show season, so I started thinking of who to show early this year :p As for how many and which chins I'll be showing it will depend upon the show. I'm really hoping to have at least 5 of my own breeding in either ebonies and/or whites this year for nationals though. So I'll probably have about 15chins or so for the show. It will be the most chins I've ever shown, so grooming will be fun to say the least! hehe

I hope you go to York at least so that I'll see you like usual!

Cheryl
 
Brenda,

You bringing Brent with you this year? I need someone to help me carry back all the shakes.

John

If my friend follows through with working at the store that weekend, yes, Brent will be coming along. Otherwise, he'll be chained to the store...
We closed last weekend to go to the MI show, and the other businesses in town had to tell me how many people were around because of the warmer weather... grrr...
 
So I'll probably have about 15chins or so for the show. It will be the most chins I've ever shown, so grooming will be fun to say the least! hehe
We'll have to wake up by 4AM just to get them all groomed ;)
 
I am only showing a few, I am booked at the holiday inn and leaving friday as soon as m mom gets done with work
 
Here are the details again, with the information added for meals. Be sure to email Lisa for reservations. Meals are being catered this year and you must have reservations if you want to eat. We've worked hard to keep the banquet cost down, so that everyone can join us for good food and all of the award presentations.

M.C.B.A. 2009 National Live Animal and Pelt Show

March 21, 2009

Place: 4-H Building Auburn, Indiana

Motels:

La Quinta: 306 Touring Dr, Auburn (260) 920-1900
Holiday Inn Express: 404 Touring Dr, Auburn (260) 925-1900
Best Western: 225 Touring Dr, Auburn (260) 925-6363
Days Inn: 1115 West 17th St, Auburn (260) 925-1316
Super 8 Motel: 307 Touring Dr, Auburn (260) 927-8800

Judges: Rich Ryerson- Ohio
Beth Ann Connell - Illinois

Show Chairperson: Ron Hummel [email protected]
Banquet Chair: Lisa Candy [email protected]
Auction Chair: Becky West [email protected]

Registration: Friday 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Costs: Live animals: $5.00
Pelts: $3.00

There will be a $5.00 charge for those attending, and not showing animals.

Classification: 9:00 pelts
9:30 live animals (must be ready to show)

Pelt Show: Immediately following live animal classification

Live Animal Show: Immediately following the pelt show

Lunch and Banquet: Lunch $9.00 (box lunch)
Banquet $20.00 (beef, pork, chicken and sides)


Auction Rules:

1. Animals entered in the show may be included in the auction.

2. Animals not entered in the show will be caged and displayed in a specially marked area. Animals must be caged by the start of the live animal show, and remain caged until the end of the auction.

3. The fee for entering an animal in the auction is $5.OO. There is no additional fee for animals entered in the show.

4. When entering an animal, the owner must indicate a selling price. Once caged, and a price set, the animal may not be withdrawn from the auction.

5. Cage numbers and prices will be listed on a large board. Anyone interested in bidding on an animal will talk to the people at the claiming table. The first bid must be for the price listed. Further bids will be in increments of $10 or more.

6. The National organization will retain ten percent of the final sale price.

7. All animals will be paid for and claimed through the claiming table.


Show Rules:


Live Animals: Limit 20 in each color section.

Master Breeder Award:

Awards will be given in each color section providing there are 10 or more entries in that section. An exhibitor must enter at least 5 in a color section and average 3rd place (min. 15 pts) to be eligible for
Color Section Breeders Award. Total points accumulated for all entries per rancher apply for the Master Breeder’s Award. Exhibitor must show a minimum of 30 animals to be eligible or the Master Breeder’s Award.

Trophies will also be given for Grand Show, Reserve Grand Show, Best Pelt of Show, Second Best Pelt of Show and High Point Pelt Award.

Junior Breeder Award:

A trophy will be given for the most points awarded for a maximum of 3 animals. The animals must be designated prior to the beginning of the show, and must be bred and groomed by the exhibitor. Exhibitors will be expected to answer questions concerning the care and breeding of chinchillas. Anyone under the age of 18 is eligible.
 
I think I am going to try for this one as well this year. ECBC was so much fun!
 
Me and Deb will be there!

If anyone would like anything from my store, I can bring it along to save money on shipping. Please let me know sooner rather than later though as I am really busy this month with craft show and Pet Expo prep.
 
Crap, I was wanting to go since it called for snow and I missed the one last weekend. That's spring break and I have to take care of the all the animals at school that week.
 
well I want to go we're located in Indiana.

My chins are just babies should I not even bother bringing them? We have one that's 2 but she's a little old and than our others will be 4 months old. I don't want to enter them if they are too old/young.
 
How long is the show? My plan is to drive up on Friday to my Dad's house in Saline and then drive to the show Sat. morning. Its only a 2 hour drive from Ann Arbor.. whoo hoo!! Is there anyone going from Michigan or Toledo that Caleigh and I can hitch a ride with? :D
 
It's a long one! We are usually hurrying to get done by 5:00-6:00.

Terbear is from the Toledo area, but I don't know is she is going.
 
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