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ENTRIES OPEN 8:00am, Central Time, Monday, February 15, 2021 Entries that are received prior to this date and time will be returned. Entries close at 12 Noon Central Time on Wednesday, March 31, 2021, at Foy Trent Dog Shows LLC in Sturgeon, MO, after which time, entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted except as provided in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules. All Breed ConformaƟon is Limited to 1800 Each Day Revised Premium List Two All-Breed Shows, Three Obedience Trials, & Three Rally Trials 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy & FSS Open Shows Saturday and Sunday Obedience & Rally Entries open to All-American Dogs listed in the AKC Canine Partners Program Two Days of AKC National Owner-Handled Series Competition Incorporated Licensed by the American Kennel Club Saturday, April 17, 2021 Conformaon & Obedience Event #2021032904 ● Rally Event #2021032901 Obedience 2nd Trial Event #2021032905 • Rally 2nd Trial Event #2021032902 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy Event #2021032906 FSS Open Show Conformaon Event #2021032909 Sunday, April 18, 2021 Conformaon & Obedience Event #2021032907 ● Rally Event #2023032903 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy Event #2021032908 FSS Open Show Conformaon Event #2021032910 ♦ A $25 cash award will be given to the Best of Winners in every breed that has a major the day of the show, offered by Grand Island Kennel Club ♦ New Title Rosettes will be awarded to each dog completing a new title in Con- formation, Obedience or Rally, offered by Grand Island Kennel Club State Fairgrounds - Pinnacle Bank Expo Center 700 E. Stolley Park Road, Grand Island, NE 68801 Show Hours: 6 am to 7 pm These shows will be held Indoors on maƩed cement ● Unbenched ♦♦ FREE PARKING ♦♦ THERE WILL BE RESERVED GROOMING AVAILABLE WITH ELECTRICAL HOOKUPS When a dog is entered in more than one class under an event number, the highest priced class is considered the first entry. • Please put Breed and Name of Show on Check or Money Order • MAIL ENTRIES WITH FEES MADE OUT TO: Foy Trent Dog Shows, PO Box C, Sturgeon, MO 65284 Entries are also accepted online at www.foytrentdogshows.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Central Entry Fees See Page 27 for AKC fees First entry of each dog (Conformation or *Obedience, and FSS) .......... $28.00 Additional entry of same dog, unless otherwise specified ............... $22.00 Puppy & Bred By Exhibitor Classes (including FSS Open Shows) ........... $22.00 Junior Showmanship Competition Only ....................................... $10.00 Junior Showmanship Competition as an Additional entry .................... FREE First entry of each dog (*Rally) ................................................. $28.00 Additional entry of same dog, unless otherwise specified ............... $22.00 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy ...................................................... $15.00 *In Classes Requiring Jumps, Obedience & Rally Entries Must Include Dog’s Jump Height G. I. 24-Hour Emergency Show Photographer Veterinary Service Melia Photography 308-389-0096 7613 South 72nd Ave Phone call will be answered by a live person La Vista, NE 68128 and you will be forwarded to Veterinarian 402-331-5071 on duty and given address. There will be a $5.00 admission charge for Non-Exhibitors Children 12 and Under free All Children Must Be Accompanied by an Adult NO STROLLERS Concessions on site. NO outside food allowed per contract with site manager. Routes To The Show From the East or West: Take I-80 to Exit 314 to South Locust St. Go North to Fonner Park on the right. From the North or South: Take Hwy 281 to Hwy 34. Go East to South Locust St. Go North to Fonner Park. 2 Grand Island Kennel Club, Inc Grand Island Kennel Club, Inc. Officers Douglas Jensen ................................................................................................................. President Bridgid Nolan ............................................................................................................. Vice President Brenda Piper ..................................................................................................................... Treasurer Cindy Miller ....................................................................................................................... Secretary 3224 W 13th St Grand Island NE 68803 • [email protected] • 308-380-9576 Board of Directors Donna Paneitz ● Cathy Norvell ● Ezell Fox ● Vicki Sinner ● Susan Sullivan Training Director Cathy Norvell Show Committee Donna Paneitz, Show Chairperson 104 Stockton St, Waco, NE 68460 • [email protected] • 402-223-8647 Cindy Miller, Obedience & Rally Chairperson [email protected] • 308-380-9576 And All Officers And Members Of The Board Of Directors Committees Sue Rohweder .............................................................................................................. Catalog Sales Jennifer Anderson ........................................................................................................... Hospitality Douglas Jensen ................................................................................................................... Vendors Douglas Jensen ............................................................................................................... Adversing Bridgid Nolan .................................................................................................... Reserved Grooming Vicki Sinner ............................................................................................................................. Raffle Emelise Baughman ............................................................................................. Chief Ring Steward Douglas Jensen ..................................................................................................... Trophy Chairman Brenda Piper ................................................................................................................ RV Chairman Tim Grandon ....................................................................................................................... Grounds For More Information: Website www.gikennelclub.com April 17 & 18, 2021 3 AKC Sanctioned Best 4 & Under 6 Months Puppy Competition Saturday, April 17, 2021 and Sunday, April 18, 2021 One combined class will be offered for puppies in each breed that are (4) four months & under (6) six months. There will be a selection of Best 4 & Under 6 Months Puppy. An AKC registration number or AKC litter number will be required for entries in this competition. A foreign born dog may enter this class if they are registered in the country of origin. Dogs are required to be vaccinated (including rabies) in accordance with their veterinarian's pro- tocol in order to avoid inadvertent transmission of illness by/to puppies not yet fully immunized. AKC Rules in Dealing with Misconduct will be applicable to any person and dog entered at this competition. All applicable rules found in Rules Applying to Dog Shows will govern the conduct of this competition unless these regulations state otherwise. Exhibitors should plan on opening the mouth of their puppy for the judges. Breed standard dis- qualifications such as color, height, weight or dentition shall not be a point of consideration in the judging process for this Best 4 & Under 6 Months Puppy in Show Competition. For further information please go to www.AKC.org CLASSIFICATION - Classes Combined Puppy, 4 & Under 6 Months Entries will be taken through the Superintendent, Foy Trent Dog Shows LLC. 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy Breed, Group & Best in Show Judges BEGINNER PUPPY GROUPS Saturday Sunday Sporting Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Hound Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Working Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Terrier Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Toy Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Non-Sporting Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Herding Group Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Misc. Breeds Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg FSS Breeds (Except Misc) Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg Best In Show Ms. Elizabeth Muthard Mrs. Eva E Berg RIBBON/ROSETTE PRIZES Best of Breed …….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Orange Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed ………………………………………………………………………….. Lavender Group 1 ..………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Rose Group 2 ..…………………………………………………………………………………..……………………………………….. Brown Group 3 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Light Green Group 4 .……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Gray Best 4-6 Month Puppy in Show ………………………………………………………………………………. Pink & Green Saturday, April 17, 2021 and Sunday, April 18, 2021 Prizes FOR 4-6 MONTH BEGINNER PUPPY BEST IN SHOW Rosee offered by the Grand Island Kennel Club, Inc FOR FIRST, SECOND, THIRD & FOURTH IN EACH 4-6 MONTH BEGINNER PUPPY VARIETY GROUP Rosee offered by the Grand Island Kennel Club, Inc 4 Grand Island Kennel Club, Inc Ribbon/Rosette Prizes Regular Classes Obedience Classes First Prize Blue Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Second Prize Red Obedience Classes Blue & Gold Third Prize Yellow Highest Combined Score in Fourth Prize White Open B & Utility Blue & Green Winners Purple Highest Scoring Dog in Preferred Reserve Winners Purple & White Obedience Classes Blue & Gold Best of Winners Blue & White Highest Combined Score in Pre- Best of Breed Purple & Gold ferred Open & Preferred Utility Blue & Green Best of Variety of Breed Purple & Gold Qualifying Score Dark Green Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed and to Rally
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