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Collie Club of Austin Premium List for Two One-Ring, All-Breed Agility Trials Collie Club of Austin Board Members President: Holly Griffith 11851 FM 963 Burnet TX 78611 Vice President: Roxane Jourdain 2500 Marketplace Dr. #433 Waco TX 76711 Secretary: Dana Dennett ­ 4159 Steck Ave. #139 Austin TX 78759 Treasurer: Wyatt Griffith 11852 FM 963 Burnet TX 78611 Event committee Chairperson Holly Griffith 11851 FM 963, Burnet, TX 78611 [email protected] Collie Club of Austin Event Committee membersLarry Patterson, Tina Patterson, Mike Prosser, Wyatt Premium list for two one-ring, all-breed agility trials Griffith and additional Club members who will work the trial. and all other Collie Sept. 26-27, 2020 in Leander, TX Club members present Events 2020122605 and 2020122606 Trial secretary Licensed by the American Kennel Club Christie Bowers 4487 S Hwy 304 Rosanky, TX 78953 This event is accepting entries for dogs listed in the AKC Canine Partners program. [email protected] www.c2cagility.com The trials will be held in one ring. Judge Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020 Premier Std., Std, JWW, Premier JWW, FAST,T2B Gill Chapman #97743 Jacksonville, FL Sunday, Sept. 27 2020 .............. Std., Premier Std., JWW, Premier JWW, FAST Location: DePaw Dog Sports and Training Academy, 13051 Old FM 2243, Judging schedule: Leander TX 78641 (indoors, climate-controlled, on turf). Classes Saturday Sunday Trial hours: 7:00 a.m. to 30 minutes after last run each day; judging will commence Standard Gill Chapman Gill Chapman no earlier than 8 a.m. each day. JWW Gill Chapman Gill Chapman Opening date: .................................................... 8 a.m. Central, July 8, 2020 Premier STD Gill Chapman Gill Chapman Closing date: .................................................. 8 p.m. Central, Sept. 9, 2020 Premier JWW Gill Chapman Gill Chapman Entry limit: ................................................................................. 330 per day FAST Gill Chapman Gill Chapman Entry regulations: T2B Gill Chapman Not offered � Entries are accepted on a “first received” basis on or after the opening date and time. These trials accept paper and Labtestedonline online entries Classes offered: (see Entry Fees on third page for details). Proposed run order and info on Premier class is on last page. � Paper entries received within 24 hours of the opening date and time must (1) have postage or be metered and (2) be delivered by a multi-state or multi- Standard: Novice A, B, P; Open and Open P; Excellent and Excellent P, Master national postal or carrier service, including but not limited to USPS, FedEx, and Master P; Premier and Premier P UPS and DHL. If above conditions are not met, the entries are not valid and Jumpers With Weaves: Novice A, B, P; Open and Open P; Excellent and must be returned to sender. Excellent P, Master and Master P; Premier and Premier P � A maximum of 10 entries per envelope is allowed. Envelopes with more than 10 entries and/or entries received prior to the opening date will be returned. FAST: Novice A, B & P, Open & Open P, Excellent/Exc. P, Master/ Master P. � If necessary, a draw for an alternates list will be held from the remaining . entries after limits have been reached. Time 2 Beat: Obstacles will conform to current requirements of the Agility � After the closing date and time, entries cannot be accepted, canceled, Regulations. Please note the weave poles will have 24-inch spacing. altered or substituted except as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules. Certification: Please read last page for run order and Safe Practices Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club Rules and requirements for this trial Regulations Gina DiNardo, Secretary Site information RV parking: The ring size is 93x93 feet for both Standard and JWW. There is only one ring. All Dry camping is now allowed onsite at the price of $20 per night! Mail checks classes will be held on NEWLY INSTALLED TURF- Same as Northwest Indoor with your entries made out to Christie Bowers. See front desk for instructions when Soccer Center in Houston. Blades are 2.25" tall with granulated rubber infill. Inside you arrive at the trial. with A/C. There is also a KOA 3.5 miles away. 2689 Hero Way, Leander, TX 78641, 512-259- Directions to trial site: 7200. From the north or south: Interstate Hwy 35, Exit Ranch Rd 2243/Leander Rd and go west. Turn right onto 183A Frontage Rd, Turn left onto Hero Way/Old FM 2243. Awards: Show site will be on the left. Ribbons will be awarded to the 1st through 4th place dog in each jump height in Standard, Entry fees (per trial/day): Jumpers With Weaves and FAST. Only 1st place ribbons are awarded in the T2B Titling $26.00 for the first entry of each dog each day (includes $3.50 AKC recording fee) class. Qualifying ribbons will be awarded to all dogs receiving a qualifying score. Dogs must $20.00 for second entry of the same dog each day 16.00 for addl class of the same qualify to receive placement ribbons. New Title and MACH/PACH/PAX ribbons and dog each day (includes $3.00 AKC recording fee) MACH/PACH/PAX bars will also be awarded. Tuggies for 1st place in Standard, JWW Paper entries: Hotels & motels that will accept dogs: Make all checks payable in U.S. funds to: Christie Bowers. All entries must be La Quinta Inn #6394 1010 E Whitestone, Cedar Park, (512) 528-9300 submitted on official AKC agility entry forms, one dog per entry form. Photocopies TX 78613 of front and back are accepted only if legible and official AKC size. Entries will not La Quinta #6338 10701 Lakeline Mall Dr, Austin, TX (512) 568-3538 be accepted without signature, fees and signature on agreement on back of entry 78717 form. Please waive “signature required” on all expedited entries. Send entries to Christie Bowers 4487 S Hwy 304 Rosanky, TX 78953. Please specify Collie Club Candlewood Inn and 1100 Cottonwood Trail, Cedar (512) 986-4825 on the envelope. Suites – small dog pet Park, TX 78613 deposit $20/night, large Online entries: This trial is accepting online entries through LabTestedOnline.com dog deposit $30/night (not through AKC). During the first 48 hours after opening, the initial limit of entries per pet designated as either online or paper will be as follows. 165 runs online (50%), 165 Red Roof Inn Round 1990 N. IH35, Round Rock, TX (512) 310-1111 runs paper (50%) each day. If either form of entry has not filled at the end of the 48 Rock 78681 hour time period, the club reserves the right to decrease or increase either one Please check with each property for details on policies regarding pets. accordingly. Go www.labtestedonline.com to create a user account and add your dogs. Then Course familiarization and warm-ups: search by state for Texas. Click on the "i" information icon to the right of the club’s Handlers in all classes are permitted to walk the course, without a dog, prior to the trial to create your entry. start of the class. A walk-through period will be held prior to each class. Wait-list Policy: The clubs are offering a wait-list to fill openings created by A warm-up area, consisting of one regulation agility jump per ring, shall be provided withdrawn entries after the trial’s closing date/time. A maximum of 25 entries will be for all exhibitors. placed on the club’s wait-list. All entries, including wait-listed entries, must be Move-ups: received by the Trial Secretary prior to the trial closing date as listed on the front of Move-ups for the first day of the trial will be accepted in writing prior to 6:00 pm on this premium. Any entries withdrawn that are received by 6:00 p.m., Sept. 20 will Monday, Sept. 20, 2020. Send email move-ups to [email protected]. Move- be replaced by a wait-listed entry if any are available. If a withdrawn entry is ups for the subsequent days of this trial will be accepted no later than 30 minutes replaced by a wait-listed entry, a full refund will be issued for the withdrawn entry. after the completion of the trial on Friday and Saturday on forms provided. Per Any wait-listed entry that does not move off the wait-list into the trial by 6:00 p.m., Chapter 1, Section 20, exhibitors may show up at the trial site and request a move Sept. 20 will be refunded. up in writing to the trial secretary not later than the day preceding the event. Also, Veterinarian on call: “A dog which has been entered in a Novice “A” class for which it is not eligible to be Emergency Pet Care of Round Rock, 301 Chisolm Trail, Round Rock, TX 78664. entered in due to class restrictions on the dog or the handler may be moved to the (512)961-5072. Novice “B” class under the following conditions: The request for the move must be Emergency Animal Hospital of Northwest Austin, 12034 Research Blvd, Austin, TX in writing and presented to the superintendent or trial secretary at least 30 minutes 78759. (512)331-6121. prior to the start of each trial. The request must state the reason and justification Vendors: no longer allowed at this venue due to space restrictions. for the move from a Novice “A” class to a Novice “B” class”. Height divisions Notice to exhibitors Regular Preferred � Choke collars, pinch collars, prong collars, electric and dummy electric collars are prohibited on trial grounds. Handlers may opt to run Handlers must run their Owners are responsible for � Collie Club of Austin and DePaw Dog Sports assume no responsibility for any loss, their dog in a higher dog in their proper eligible entering their dog in the damage or injury sustained by exhibitors, handlers or to any of their dogs or property—and height division height proper height divisions.
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