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P. A. & H. Association Inc Lang Lang P A & H Association Incorporated Saturday 16th January 2021 Lang Lang P. A. & H. Association Inc. (Affiliated with the Victorian Canine Association Inc.) All Breeds Championship Show To be held at Lang Lang Showgrounds, 120 Westernport Rd, Lang Lang On Saturday 16th January 2021 Judges GROUP JUDGE START 1 Ms Lisa Woolley 10 am 2 Mrs Pauline Barclay 9 am 3 Mrs Barbara Doyle Not before 11.30 am 4 Mrs Barbara Doyle Not before 1 pm 5 Mrs Pauline Barclay Not before 11.30 am 6 Mr John Doyle 11.30am 7 Mr John Doyle Not before 1 pm General Specials Mrs Barbara Doyle This catalogue produced by South East Data & Printing If you have any alterations to dogs appearing within please contact us Ph: 5998 5285 E-Mail: [email protected] 1 / 5 Lang Lang P A & H Association Incorporated Saturday 16th January 2021 Lang Lang P. A. & H. Association Inc. [email protected] Show Secretary 5998 2374 VCA Rep Chris Moore First Aid Linda Dempsey Show Manager Anne Lenne Glenn Raven Linda Dempsey Covid Marshalls Debbie Bisley Anne Lenne Jason Moore All persons who are not officials or exhibitors must be registered by QR code or attendance form Catalogue online only available on the day. Entry fee: $16 Exhibit numbers emailed Extreme weather: Dogs Victoria Extreme Weather Regulations will apply No catering available and there will be no lunch break. AWARDS: Cash and sash for BABY PUPPY IN GROUP/SHOW PUPPY IN GROUP/SHOW BEST IN GROUP/SHOW 1 2 3 4 Official Photographer [email protected] APPRECIATION: The Lang Lang P. A. & H. Association Inc would like to express their gratitude to the Judges, Stewards, VCA Representative and all the helpers on the day who helped put this Show together. To all the Exhibitors a big thank you for your attendance. 2 / 5 Lang Lang P A & H Association Incorporated Saturday 16th January 2021 Lang Lang Pastoral, Agricultural & Horticultural Association. Inc. COVID-19 RULES & DECLARATION 2021 EXHIBIT NUMBERS WILL BE EMAILED ON Monday 11th Jan CATALOGUE WILL BE EMAILED THE MORNING OF THE SHOW The committee would like to welcome you to the first all Breeds Championship Show for 2021. This has been a huge learning curve for all of us trying to negotiate the ever-changing rules surrounding COVID requirements and we ask that you please read the below information and help make the day a success. • If you have even mild symptoms please do not attend - stay at home and get tested. • Be familiar with the COVID Education – Exhibitors, Competitors and Members and COVID Education - Physical Examination of a Dog sections of the Dogs Victoria COVID-19 Update Hub at https://dogsvictoria.org.au/members • Ensure that you bring everything you need for the day, avoid shared surfaces such a pooper scoopers, taps etc, be prepared with enough water for you and your dogs and a supply of poo bags, your own pen or marker and paper • There will be limited supply of COVID Safe food and coffee available nearby as part of the Agricultural show, please ensure you wear your mask if social distancing cannot be maintained whilst in line. The local shops and cafés are very close by, a list is in the catalogue • The dog shop will not be attending. • Maintain Social Distancing of 1.5 metres. This includes 1.5 metres between gazebos. Please follow this strictly as you set up as it will be enforced, a measuring stick will be there and COVID Marshalls will be present at each ring for advice, you will be required to move if set up too closely. Do not set up gazebo’s in the “Officials Only” area in the ring plan as they will be removed. • If you are sharing a gazebo with someone that does not reside at your address you must follow the strict density limits of 1 person per 4sqm, a 3m x 3m gazebo is 9sqm therefore can be shared by 2 people that do not reside together. 19 INFORMATION • You must carry a mask at all times and wear it whenever necessary eg: in assembly areas and - any time you cannot maintain a distance of 1.5m, if you are handling in more than one ring you must wear your mask as you move between rings. • Exhibitors must enter the ring via the entrance and depart via the exit maintaining physical distancing at all times. • Ring equipment shall be regularly sanitised during the event. • Remember to print or write out your exhibit numbers, and that the online catalogue will be sent to all exhibitors free early on the morning. Printed catalogues will not be available. • Gate will be open at 7am, due to COVID we are limiting time on the grounds. When you arrive, COVID all cars will pass through a checkpoint. If your car number plate and attendees are as already notified to show manager online nothing further is necessary, and this is the quickest way in. However, if there are differences on the day you will need to register attendees at the checkpoint by either using the QR code available around the show by your mobile phone or handing in a “contact tracing attendees record” form previously downloaded and filled in from the COVID Update Hub of the DV website, or signing the attendance list. • Please leave the show once your dogs have been eliminated to make room for following groups and to limit time on the grounds. Above all please be patient and understanding and ask questions of your COVID Marshalls and Officials if you are unsure…we are depending on you the exhibitors to help us make the day a success and ensure future shows can be held. Remember that the workers are all volunteers and we absolutely cannot afford any breach of the rules as this will impact not only on Dogs Victoria but also on the Lang Lang AP&H Society. Any mistakes could mean that future shows may suffer further restrictions or even be cancelled, so please follow any instructions from the stewards and marshalls without objection and with good grace. Thank you all for your entries, it has been a long 10 months apart and we look forward to seeing you all again. We wish you a successful competition and hope IMPORTANT you enjoy your day with us at the 2021 Lang Lang Agricultural show. Thank you for your support. 3 / 5 Lang Lang P A & H Association Incorporated Saturday 16th January 2021 General Information Places to eat The Howler Brewing Company Pressed Café Shop 47 Westernport Road Lang Lang 4/14-16 Westernport Rd, Lang Lang (Enter from Oldbury Street) Open from 12pm. Meals, Drinks Coffee, Coffee & toasted sandwiches take away only Dogs welcome 7.30am to 12.30 pm Wendy Maes Café Lang Lang Bakery 49C Westernport Rd, Lang Lang 35 Westernport Rd, Lang Lang Eat in or take away. Home cooked meals, cakes & coffee 7am – 2pm 9am – 2.30pm Lang Lang Fish and Chip & Pizza The Palace Hotel 6 Westernport Rd, Lang Lang (03) 5997 5732 140 McDonalds Track, Lang Lang 11am to 8.30pm (Across from the Showgrounds) 12pm to 9pm Closest Veterinary Service Koo Wee Rup Veterinary Clinic Station Street Veterinary Clinic 272 Rossiter Rd, Koo Wee Rup (03) 5997 3300 72/74 Station St, Koo Wee Rup (03) 5997 2222 8.30am to 12pm 8.30am to 12.30 pm Things to Do Lang Lang Beach Caldermeade Farm & Café Jetty Road Lang Lang 4385 South Gippsland Hwy, Caldermeade Café, Local Produce, Dogs Permitted Working Dairy Farm, Farm Animals. Dogs Welcome Other Closest Supermarket Lang Lang IGA 30/32 Westernport Rd, Lang Lang RING LAYOUT & PARKING 4 / 5 Lang Lang P A & H Association Incorporated Saturday 16th January 2021 5 / 5 Lang Lang P A & H Association Inc - Saturday, January 16, 2021 Class 11 - Open Dog Group 1 - Toy Group 11 Caribelle Knls: SUP CH CARIBELLE ICY COLD BUT COOL (AI) 15- 05-2016 Bred By: EXH S: Kinvaar Believer Fever (Imp Usa) D: Ms Lisa Woolley (VIC) Sup Ch Caribelle Fairy Tale Start Time: 12 Mathew Morse & Will Henderson: CH MATMOR JOSE CARRERAS (AI) 22-12-2017 Bred By: Mathew Morse & Will Affenpinscher Henderson S: Uk Ch Harana Alfie Boe (Imp Uk) D: Supreme Ch Matmor Secret Society Class 5 - Intermediate Dog 1 Kerry McKinnon: SWAYD LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION 07-07-2019 Ch Pts Res Bred By: Kerry McKinnon S: Ch Swayd Reign On Your Parade D: Class 1a - Baby Puppy Bitch Ch Swayd Ohh The Drama 13 Joy McInnes: INNESVEIL BLACK IRIS 27-07-2020 Bred By: Joy Ch Pts McInnes S: Innesveil Hogans Hero (Ai) D: Brades Cosmopolitian Lover Class 5a - Intermediate Bitch 2 K McKinnon: SWAYD YOU CAN'T SIT WITH US 04-07-2019 Bred 14 Kim Graham: INNESVEIL TIGER LILLY 27-07-2020 Bred By: Joy By: K McKinnon S: Ch Swayd Reign On Your Parade D: Ch McInnes S: Innesveil Hogans Hero D: Brades Cosmopolitan Lover Swayd Ohh The Drama Class 3a - Puppy Bitch Ch Pts 15 Mr R & Mrs L Hocking: CAIREEN HAPPY EVERLY AFTER 11-04- BOB Pts R/Up 2020 Bred By: Mr R & Mrs L Hocking S: Am Gr Ch Ch Sheeba Althof Red Is Back (Imp Usa) D: Caireen Saymyname Bichon Frise Saymyname Class 5 - Intermediate Dog 16 Mr S & Mrs J Wynn: JENAWYN FIREWORKS(AI) 26-02-2020 Bred By: Mr S & Mrs J Wynn S: Beth. Ch.Nld.Jr Ch Womaniser 3 J & W Hutchison & M Newman: MONJOIE COOL MERLIN 16- Of An Excellent Choice(Imp Nld) D: Ch Jenawyn Firecracker 12-2018 Bred By: Exh S: Sup Ch Sulyka Joe Cool At Monjoie (Imp Uk) D: Grand Ch Monjoie Eugenie Bear Class 4a - Junior Bitch 17 J W Kelly: CLARELLY HANDLE WITH CARE 14-09-2019 Bred By: J Ch Pts W Kelly S: Sup Ch Dapsen The Winning Look D: Caribelle Class 10a - Australian Bred Bitch Sheezarizona 4 J & W Hutchison & M Newman: CH MONJOIE WALKING ON 18 Mathew Morse & Will Henderson: MATMOR LAST NIGHT OF SUNSHINE 24-09-2017 Bred By: Exh S: Ch Leeward’S Winter Is THE PROMS (AI) 29-08-2019 Bred By: Mathew Morse & Will Coming (Imp Fin) D: Grand Ch Monjoie Eugenie Bear Henderson S: Uk, Am, Ckcsc Usa Ch Harana Errol Brown Jw (Imp Uk) D: Supreme Ch Matmor Secret Society Ch Pts 19 Mrs S Cole-Surjan: DAISIBELLE ESPANOLA SUENO 06-11-2019 BOB Pts R/Up Bred By: Mrs S Cole-Surjan S: Kingdomravello Love From Spain (Imp Esp) D: Coloora Party Shoes Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Class 5a - Intermediate Bitch Class 2 - Minor Puppy Dog 20 Daventri Kennels: DAVENTRI SECRET ADDICTION 25-11-2018 5 Mr E J HOWDEN & Ms P A FINNIE: COLOORA ROYAL FLUSH 07- Bred By: Daventri Kennels S: Ch.
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