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Vines & Wines Cluster PREMIUM LIST National Owner Handled Series All Breed Dog Shows, 4 Days of Obedience & Rally Trials Best Puppy, Best Bred By, Beginner Puppy 4-6 months & Pee Wee Class Scent Dog & Barn Hunt – Sat & Sun Thursday, March 26, 2020 & Sunday, March 29, 2020 Vines & Wines Cluster Friday, March 27, 2020 & Saturday, March 28, 2020 Kern County Fairgrounds Bakersfield, California Entries Close: Noon Wednesday, March 11, 2020 1 Vines & Wines Cluster offers the following: • Bearded Collie Club of Southern California Concurrent Specialty Saturday and Supported Entries Thursday & Sunday • German Wirehaired Pointer Club of Southern California (Sunday) • National Owner Handler Competition – All four days! • Obedience Trials and Rally Trials – All four days! • Best Puppy Competition – Thursday • 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy Event – Fri & Sat • Pee Wee Class (Children ages 5-9) – Saturday • Best Bred-By Exhibitor Competition - Sunday • Scent Dog and Barn Hunt - Saturday & Sunday 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE Mail Entries with Fees to Jack Bradshaw P.O. Box 227303, Los Angeles, CA 90022 Make checks payable to Jack Bradshaw FAX SERVICE: (323) 727-2949 E-MAIL ENTRIES: www.jbradshaw.com $4.00 per dog per show. $4.00 per cancellation Include MasterCard, Visa or American Express number & expiration date There will be a $4.00 convenience fee charged per dog per show when using a credit card for payment of hand delivered or mailed in entries. Fax machines are available 24 hours a day. Hand Deliveries - 5434 E. Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90022 All entries with fees must be in the office of the Superintendent not later than NOON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2020 PT After which time no entries may be accepted, cancelled, changed, substituted, corrected, completed, or signed and no entry fees refunded. Any change or cancellation must be made in writing and received prior to closing, except as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the American Kennel Club Dog Show Rules. Fax entries that are received incomplete or unable to read will not be accepted. The proof of transmission is not proof for verifying faxed entries. PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE CLOSE OF ENTRY DAY TO FAX OR E-MAIL YOUR ENTRIES. IF YOU FAX OR E-MAIL ON A CLOSE OF ENTRY DAY, PLEASE SUBMIT PRIOR TO 9:00 AM. ENTRY FEES First entry of a dog at this show* ................................................................................ $32.00 Puppy Class (6 – 9, 9 – 12), Bred by Exhibitor Class ................................................ $22.00 Each additional class for the same dog ...................................................................... $22.00 Jr Showmanship ............................................................................................................. Free German Wirehaired Pointer Sunday Sweepstakes or Veteran Sweepstakes ........... $20.00 Beginner Puppy 4-6 months (Friday & Saturday Only) .............................................. $15.00 Saturday Independent Specialty: Bearded Collie Club of Southern California Superintendent: Jack Bradshaw Dog Shows www.jbradshaw.com Accommodations The following Hotels/Motels have indicated by phone contract or AAA directory that they will allow pets. Exhibitors are urged to make their arrangements as soon as possible and to thoroughly understand the terms and conditions set by each location before making a commitment. Host Hotel Marriott Convention Center, 801 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93301, 661-323-1900 Best Western Plus Hill House, 700 Truxtun Ave 661-327-4064 La Quinta Inn South, 3232 Riverside Dr. 661-325-7400 La Quinta Inn North, 8858 Spectrum Park Way 661-393-7775 Motel 6, 2727 White Lane 661-834-2828 Motel 6 Convention Center, 1350 Easton Dr 661-327-1686 Motel 6, 350 Oak St 661-322-3300 Studio 6, 6141 Knudsen Dr. 661-393-1277 3 THESE SHOWS ARE HELD UNDER AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES Event 2020107501, Rally 2020107502 Event 2020107503, Rally 2020107504 92nd and 93rd All Breed Dog Shows, Obedience and Rally Trials of the KERN COUNTY KENNEL CLUB, INC. (Member of the American Kennel Club) KERN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 1142 South P Street SOUTH P STREET AND MING AVENUE BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93307 Exit Freeway 99 at Ming Avenue, East to P Street. Unbenched/Indoor/Outdoor Event Hours: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2020 SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2020 DESIGNATED SPECIALTY WITH SWEEPSTAKES AND VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES German Wirehaired Pointer Club of Southern California (Sunday) SUPPORTED ENTRY Bearded Collie Club of Southern California (Thursday & Sunday) CERTIFICATION Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club rules and regulations. Gina M DiNardo, Secretary RAMP - At the discretion of the judge, the following breeds may be judged on a ramp through all levels of competition: Lagotto Romagnolo, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, American Water Spaniel, Clumber Spaniels, English Springer Spaniels, Field Spaniels, Welsh Springer Spaniels, Cirneco dell’Etna, Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen Standard Schnauzers, American Staffordshire Terriers, Irish Terriers, Kerry Blue Terriers, Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Finnish Spitz, Keeshonden, Entlebucher Mountain Dogs, Finnish Lapphund, Norwegian Buhund, Icelandic Sheepdog, Polish Lowland Sheepdogs, Spanish Water Dogs, Norrbottenspets, Mudi. The following breeds may be judged on the ground, table or ramp: Boykin Spaniels, Whippets The following breeds must be judged on a ramp through all levels of conformation competition: Sussex Spaniels, Basset Hounds, Bulldogs, Chinese Shar-Pei, Chow Chows. Junior showmanship judges should follow the above. Ramps may be used in emergency situations to judge any breed. (In all but emergency situations, the exhibitor has no recourse. In an emergency situation, where use of a ramp is not indicated in the premium list, an exhibitor has the option of withdrawing their entry and receiving a refund.) 2/5/20 Superintendents Jack Bradshaw Dog Show Superintendents/Est. 1898 Post Office Box 227303, Los Angeles, California 90022 Telephone: (323) 727-0136; FAX: (323) 727-2949; WEB: www.jbradshaw.com Marion Bradshaw / Barbara Bradshaw / Susan Bradshaw MacLyman Julie Bradshaw Draper / John Bradshaw / Eloise O’Donnell / Cindy Marshall / Keith MacLyman One or more of the above superintendents will attend the show 4 OFFICERS Mrs. Margie Haarsager .......................................................................................................................... President [email protected] Mr. Bryan Porter ..................................................................................................................... First Vice President Mr. Steve Laughlin ............................................................................................................Second Vice President Mrs. Sally Hulsey .................................................................................................................. Recording Secretary Mrs. Mary Shoaf ............................................................................................................ Corresponding Secretary P.O. Box 819, Tehachapi, CA 93581 Mr. Jack Hulsey ...................................................................................................................................... Treasurer DIRECTORS Claudia Burk - Ray Burk - Pat Hamann - Kelly Haughton - Marilyn Wooden SHOW COMMITTEE Mr. Bryan Porter .......................................................................................................................Show Chairperson 3017 Boulder Ln, Bakersfield, CA 93309 661-706-7453 [email protected] Mrs. Cindy Fleenor ......................................................................................... Obedience and Rally Chairperson Mr. Bryan Porter ......................................................................................................................................... Judges Mrs. Sally Hulsey ....................................................................................................................... Trophy Donations Mrs. Kay Robert ....................................................................................................................................... Trophies Mr. Bryan Porter ...................................................................................................................................... Publicity Ms. Kelly Haughton ..................................................................................................................................... Gates WheresMySpace.com ............................................................................................................................... Parking Ms. Kirsten Andreassean ......................................................................................................................... Vendors Mr. Alan Burk and Mr. Steve Laughlin ........................................................................... Grounds and Equipment Mrs. Sally Hulsey and Mrs. Mary Shoaf ...................................................................................... Ring Hospitality Mrs. Sally Hulsey ...................................................................................................................... Judges Hospitality Mrs. Sally Hulsey and Mrs. Mary Shoaf .................................................... Judges Thursday and Sunday Lunch Chief Ring Steward Mr. Lafayette McGowan Announcer Kevin Ellingson Chief Obedience Steward Mrs. Cindy Fleenor OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
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