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These shows are dedicated to the memory of founding member Keith Cowly St. Croix Valley Cluster presents & The St.Croix Valley Combined Specialties Association WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 12300 N 40th St • Highway 5 & County Road 15 • Lake Elmo, Minnesota 55042 Visit our website at: www.scvkc.org These Shows are Unbenched ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY NOON, AUGUST 11, 2010 After which time entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted except as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules OBEDIENCE CLASSES WILL NOT BE LIMITED • RALLY ENTRIES WILL NOT BE LIMITED PREMIUM LISTS Specialty Shows ST. CROIX VALLEY COMBINED SPECIALTIES ASSOCIATION (All Clubs are licensed by the American Kennel Club, except the Golden Retriever Club of America, the American Whippet Club, Inc. & the Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America, Inc. which are members) THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 2010 FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2010 MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2010 SHOW HOURS • 7:00 am to 10:00 pm PLEASE NOTE: THURSDAY: Setters (English), Dachshunds (all three varieties), Portuguese Water Dogs, Fox Terriers (Smooth & Wire) & Lhasa Apsos & all Obedience & Rally classes will be judged indoors. All other breeds & Rottweiler Conformation Classes will be judged outdoors. FRIDAY: Setters (English), Cocker Spaniels (all three varieties), Dachshunds (all three varieties), Airedale Terriers, Fox Terriers (Smooth & Wire), Pugs, Lhasa Apsos and the Herding Breeds (except German Shepherd Dogs) & all Obedience & Rally classes will be judged indoors. All other breeds & Rottweiler Conformation Classes will be judged outdoors. MONDAY: All breeds will be judged outdoors. ST. CROIX VALLEY KENNEL CLUB, INC. Member of the American Kennel Club Obedience Trial & Rally Trial These Obedience & Rally Trials offered for Purebred Dogs only There will be no classes for Golden Retrievers, English Setters, Dachshunds (All Three Varieties), Rottweilers & Airedale Terriers in Obedience or Rally at this show. All Obedience & Rally Trials will be judged indoors. Obedience - 2010138204 • Rally - 2010138203 FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2010 Back to Back All Breed Dog Shows, Obedience Trials & Rally Trials Conformation & Obedience - 2010138206 • Rally - 2010138205 SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2010 Conformation & Obedience - 2010138207 • Rally - 2010138208 SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 2010 SHOW HOURS • 6:00 am to 7:00 pm PLEASE NOTE: Dachshunds (all three varieties), all Toy Breeds; Lhasa Apsos, Bichon Frises, Obedience & Rally Classes will be judged indoors. All other classes will be judged outdoors. 2 SUPPORTED ENTRIES & SPECIALTY SHOWS SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2010 SUPPORTED ENTRY TWIN CITIES GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG CLUB OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES TWIN CITIES AIREDALE TERRIER CLUB, INC. SUPPORTED ENTRIES WITH SWEEPSTAKES & VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES FLAT-COATED RETRIEVER SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. IRISH SETTER CLUB OF MINNESOTA AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB, INC. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUGUST 28 & 29, 2010 SUPPORTED ENTRIES TWIN CITIES GERMAN WIREHAIRED POINTER CLUB LABRADOR RETRIEVER CLUB OF THE TWIN CITIES MINNESOTA ENGLISH SETTER CLUB IRISH SETTER CLUB OF MINNESOTA HIAWATHA COCKER SPANIEL CLUB, INC. GREATER TWIN CITIES AFGHAN HOUND CLUB, INC. NORTH STAR WORKING GROUP ASSOCIATION HEART OF MINNESOTA GREAT DANE CLUB, INC. NORTHSTAR ROTTWEILER CLUB, INC. HEARTLAND STANDARD SCHNAUZER CLUB OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES GREATER TWIN CITIES FOX TERRIER CLUB GREATER TWIN CITIES DALMATIAN CLUB, INC. TWIN CITIES LHASA APSOS CLUB NORTH STAR HERDING GROUP CLUB STEWARDS If you would like to steward any of the show days, please contact the following: Conformation: Jim Runck • quickfi[email protected] Obedience & Rally: David “Mac” McClintock • [email protected] Agility: Pat Cunningham • [email protected] CERTIFICATION Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the hold- ing of this event under the American Kennel Club rules and regulations. JAMES P CROWLEY, Secretary 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Entry Fees ....................................................................................................................................5 Attention Exhibitors ................................................................................................................6 Routes to the Show..................................................................................................................9 Hotels & Motels.......................................................................................................................10 Reserved RV Parking.............................................................................................................12 St. Croix Valley Combined Specialties Association ....................................................13 St. Croix Valley Kennel Club, Inc........................................................................................99 Entry Forms...................................................................................................................121-128 SHOW PHOTOGRAPHER Photos by Susan & Lennah Lennah Snell PO Box 397 Haslett MI 48840 (517) 655-6124 [email protected] www.phodog.biz SHOW VETERINARIANS (In Attendance) THURSDAY-SUNDAY Camille McArdle DVM, 6451 177th St. N, Hugo MN 55038 (651) 330-8715 (ON CALL) MONDAY Stillwater Veterinarians • 2020 Curve Crest Blvd, Stillwater MN 55082 (651) 439-3200 (ON CALL) Animal Emergency Clinic PA • 7166 10th St N Suite 20, Oakdale MN From 6:00 pm Friday to 9:00 am Monday (651) 501-3766 DIRECTIONS TO ANIMAL EMERGENCY CLINIC PA: From the show site, take Manning Ave (Hwy 15) south to 10th St (County Rd 10). Turn right on County Rd 10 to just past 694 on right in shop- ping center. Member: Dog Show Superintendents Association American Kennel Club Annually Licensed Superintendents Tiffany R Fields • Nancy E Gines • John Goosen • Michele J Goosen Candy E James • Christopher L James • H T (Terry) James • Tim E James Dorothy Lippincott • John McDonald • Sandra McDonald Antony M Onofrio • Jack David Onofrio • Patricia Onofrio • Sue Onofrio Jimmie L Phillips • Mattie A Phillips • Glen Power • Paul D Ring • Jo Nell Rogers Michael C Schmitt • Reggie Turner • Sharon Turner • Greg S Wetmore PO Box 25764 PO Box 4660 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125-0764 Portland, Oregon 97208-4660 Phone: (405) 427-8181 • www.onofrio.com Phone: (503) 239-1080 4 ENTRY FEES • (including 50 cent AKC recording fee and $3.00 AKC Event Service Fee) ST. CROIX VALLEY COMBINED SPECIALTIES ASSOCIATION SEE INDIVIDUAL CLUBS ST. CROIX VALLEY KENNEL CLUB, INC. Separate fee for each dog, each day First Conformation entry of each dog .........................................................................................................$26.00 Additional Conformation entry of same dog, unless otherwise specified..............................$18.00 Puppy Class............................................................................................................................................................$18.00 Junior Showmanship Competition ONLY...................................................................................................$12.00 as an additional entry.....................................................................................................................................FREE Veteran Classes.....................................................................................................................................................$13.00 Brace as a Unit ......................................................................................................................................................$18.00 both dogs must be entered in another class First Obedience entry of each dog................................................................................................................$26.00 Additional Obedience entry of same dog...........................................................................................$18.00 SATURDAY: Flat-Coated Retriever Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes.........................................................$18.00 Irish Setter Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes .............................................................................$15.00 Whippet Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes..................................................................................$10.00 When a dog is entered in more than one class, the highest priced class is considered the first entry. RALLY ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE DOG’S JUMP HEIGHT RALLY FEES • (including $3.00 AKC recording fee) First entry of each dog.......................................................................................................................................$26.00 Additional entry of same dog..................................................................................................................$18.00 NOTICE: PLEASE PUT BREED & NAME OF SHOW ON CHECK AGILITY CLASSES EACH DAY UNDER AKC RULES & REGULATIONS AGILITY ENTRIES MUST BE SENT TO: Barb Budny - Caper Performance Event Resource 4044 S 92nd St, Greenfield WI 53228 [email protected] 5 ATTENTION EXHIBITORS NO SMOKING IN ANY BUILDINGS OR UNDER CANOPIES. NO GUNS WILL BE ALLOWED ON THE SHOW SITE. THERE ARE NO TELEPHONE OR INTERNET SERVICES AT THE SHOW SITE. The Show Site will be available to Thursday & Friday Specialty exhibitors Wednesday, August 25, 2010 at 6:00 pm or whenever the Superintendent has completed setup, whichever is earlier; Friday All-Breeds, August 27, 2010 after completion of the Specialties. Dogs must be removed from the show site & buildings immediately
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