Location -- Oklahoma City, OK

Celebrity Sales is pleased to announce that negotiations have been finalized allowing The Futurity Alpaca Sale & Show to be moved to the nation’s finest livestock event facility, Heritage Place, in Oklahoma City.

This multi-million dollar venue features a world-class auction facility, in-house restaurant, bar & lounge, over 650 stalls, and show arena. If the venue name sounds familiar, it was the site of some of the earliest Futurity events. Back in our early days, the likes of 4Peruvian Legacy and Peruvian Bueno, originally sold at the Heritage Place auction pavilion.

In the decade since our last alpaca event at Heritage Place, the facility has undergone a 3+ million dollar facelift. Added were a beautiful new restaurant and lounge, new temperature control and ventilation system, VIP seating in the sale arena, gorgeous new registration and settlement areas, and state-of-the-art audio and video systems with over 30 flat screen monitors throughout the venue.

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Why Oklahoma?
Livestock Show Capital of the Nation

Why Oklahoma? <br/>Livestock Show Capital of the Nation

First, there is the superior livestock facility. Next, there is the fact that The Futurity 2010 will be at prices simply not possible at convention centers that are "converted" to a livestock facility. And the airport, host hotel, several great restaurants, and Heritage Place are all just within minutes of one another.It all adds up to one great show and sale. You have to be there!

Results from The Futurity 2010

2010

Rhonda Deschner of Tierrra Prometida Alpaca Ranch purchased the high selling Huacaya, Snowmass Touche' for $66,000.00 from Snowmass Alpacas.

Patricia Dempsey of Beloveds Farm purchased the high selling Suri, WLK Sophora for $70,000.00 (from Willkins Livestock)

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Small Breeders Challenge Details

Get complete details on the new SMALL BREEDER CHALLENGE SHOW, including required forms, proceedures, and other important information for entrants.

2012 Rule Changes

AOBA has granted an exception allowing us to give “Small Breeders Challenge Color Group” awards, so long as there are 5 huacayas or 4 suris within a color group and that those entries come from two or more classes.
When a color group meets regular AOBA size requirements (10 huacayas / 8 suris), we may award two trophies, Small Breeders Challenge Color Group Winner & Small Breeders Challenge Color Group Runner-up.
When a color group has 5-9 huacayas / 4-7 suri from at least two different classes, a single (Small Breeders Challenge Color Group Winner) trophy will be given.
If total group is 4 or more suris, or 5 or more huacayas, that group is to be run as a single color group, and not combined with another color group.
If the total color group is less than 4 suris, or less than 5 huacayas, they shall be combined per AOBA rules.

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THE FUTURITY SHOW	THE SMALL BREEDERS CHALLENGE
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The Futurity Show & Sale is one of the best venues to showcase your breeding program. This year features... * World-Class Convention Center/Livestock Venue * New Low Fees * Fantastic Facilities * More Chances to Win and Get Exposure Select your finest young alpacas and enter them in The Futurity Show.	The Small Breeder Challenge is an AOBA sanctioned show, specifically for farms with 20 or fewer ARI registered females. (Male alpacas do not count toward breeder size.) The show allows smaller farms to compete strictly against farms with similar resources. The show concept may best be analogized to high school or college sports, where schools with smaller numbers of students play in a different division than much larger ones. It does not mean that the education is of less quality, the games less entertaining, or the competition less fierce. It simply gives schools the opportunity to compete against other schools with comparatively similar resources. We are very excited about this new show, and hope many breeders falling into the eligible size category will make plans to compete. Helen Humphreys will be the judge for the The Small Breeders Challenge.