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2010 Judging Assignments
| Amanda VandenBosch |
Diana Timmerman |
Jude Anderson |
Huacaya Male Classes
Huacaya Bred & Owned Male & Female
Huacaya Breeders Best of Three
Huacaya Get of Sire
Huacaya Produce of Dam
Judges Choice
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Performance Classes
Suri Male & Female Classes
Suri Male & Female Bred & Owned
Suri Breeders Best of Three
Suri Produce of Dam & Get of Sire
Huacaya Male Grey, Indefinite & Multi Classes
Huacaya Female Grey, Indefinite & Multi Classes
Huacaya Bred & Owned Male & Female
Huacaya Breeders Best of Three
Huacaya Get of Sire
Huacaya Produce of Dam
Judges Choice
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Huacaya Female Classes
Huacaya Bred & Owned Male & Female
Huacaya Breeders Best of Three
Huacaya Get of Sire
Huacaya Produce of Dam
Judges Choice
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Diana Timmerman
Diana was born in Germany and moved to Colorado when she was eight years of age
and has remained in Colorado. After training and working as a Paralegal in both
Corporate and Criminal law Diana and her husband, Tim, started Aussie Acres
Alpacas in 1994. Alpacas became Diana's full-time business and she has never
looked back at the corporate world. At the present time Diana and her husband
Tim, maintain a small herd of Huacaya alpacas, specializing in exceptional
gentics and seedstock.
In 2001, Diana received her certification as an AOBA Certified Halter,
Performance and Fleece Judge for Huacayas and Suris. In 2004, she traveled to
Peru to further her education by training with the International Alpaca Judging
School and received her IAJS Judging Certification. Diana has over 14 years
experience breeding and showing alpacas, along with over 25 years experience
raising other breeds of livestock. Her love for alpacas and her commitment to
fleece education was the inspiration that led to the purchase of The Alpaca
Breeders Fiber School, LLC (ABFS). Diana does find time to spend with her
husband Tim, her son Jeff and his finance Jenessa. Diana served on the Advisory
Board for the Mid-America Alpaca Foundation, on The Board of Directors of The
Alpaca Breeders of the Rockies, is a faculty member and owner of the Alpaca
Breeders Fiber School, LLC and past leader of the Leading Llamas and Alpacas
4-H Club. She is a member of AOBA, ABR, IAJS Advisory Council and the Suri
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Jude Anderson
Jude Anderson, along with her husband Alan Cousill, has been breeding alpacas since
1991, at Pucara Alpaca Stud, Australia. They also co-own Purrumbete Alpaca
Stud, a separate herd of approximately 120 cross bred and pure suri females.
Both herds are managed by their partners in Australia. In the US, they are
building a herd of quality suris and huacayas at Pucara International, a beautiful
105 acre farm at McMinnville, Oregon.
In 1994 Jude left school teaching to concentrate fully on the breeding and
animal care of alpacas at Pucara Alpaca Stud.
An AAA judge since 1998, Jude gained AOBA certification in 2002 and Senior Judge
and judge trainer/instructor status in 2005. She also certified at the IAJS
school in Peru in 2000. Since 1998 Jude has judged in Australia, USA, Canada,
New Zealand and the UK.
Jude has also conducted seminars and spoken in Australia, New Zealand, Canada,
USA, UK and Germany on topics including breeding, reproduction and alpaca
husbandry, alpaca fiber, selection, genetics, and nutrition.
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Amanda VandenBosch
Amanda VandenBosch is a Senior AOBA Halter & Fleece Judge and an Alpaca Judge
Trainer and Instructor in the USA. Amanda qualified as an International Alpaca
Judge trained in Peru at the International Alpaca Judging School (IAJS) in 2000.
She has judged shows in the USA, Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia.
She has had the great honor of judging National Shows in the USA, Australia,
United Kingdom and New Zealand, so truly has an International perspective.
Amanda has a true love for judging and teaching.
Amanda travels worldwide judging alpacas and giving presentations and workshops.
Her "hands on" workshops are much sought after. Amanda worked with the
(British Alpaca Society) BAS for 7 years with the Judge Training Program, and
recently returned from New Zealand Judge Training along with regular appointments
in the USA as a Senior Instructor for Judge Training in both Halter and Fleece.
Amanda has spent many hours volunteering over the years at AOBA National
Conferences, regional events and has participated on numerous committees. She is
a past President of Calpaca, a Regional Affiliate and past Chair of the Judges
Advisory Committee (JAC). She has had the opportunity to work with many of the
world’s leading experts in the field of alpacas.
Amanda is a native of the United Kingdom. She traveled and worked in England
and Australia with thoroughbred horses, before she settled in the USA in 1991.
With her husband Vince and two sons Cody (7) Hunter (3) they raise both huacayas
and suris at their farm "Flying Dutchman Alpacas" in Bend, Oregon.
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