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CFA World Cat Congress CAT SHOW APRIL 22-23, 2017 RIO HOTEL - L AS VEGAS , N EVADA 6X6 RINGS • 225 ENTRY LIMIT 4 A LLBREED , 2 LH/SH, HHP S, V ETERANS Firm Closing Date - Sunday , 4/16/17 or Limit SATURDAY J UDGES SUNDAY J UDGES WORLD CAT CONGRESS Rachel Anger - AB, HHP, Veterans Larry Adkison - AB, HHP, Veterans VENT PONSOR Wain Harding - AB, HHP, Veterans Gary Powell - AB, HHP, Veterans E S Darrell Newkirk - AB, HHP, Veterans Ellyn Honey - AB, HHP, Veterans Kenny Currle - AB, HHP, Veterans Vicki Nye - AB, HHP, Veterans Cheryle U’Ren (CCCA) - LH/SH, HHP, Veterans Fate Mays (TICA) - LH/SH, HHP, Veterans Christine Lowe (NZCF) - LH, HHP, LH Veterans Sandi Gemmel (ACF) - LH, HHP, LH Veterans Jan van Rooyen (SACC) - SH, SH Veterans Eric Reijers (FIFe) - SH, SH Veterans Cat Show Sponsor ENTRY CLERK Rhonda Avery, PO Box 6700, Oxnard CA 93031 WORLD C AT C ONGRESS S EMINAR [email protected] • Phone: 805.443.1311 Friday, April 21, 2017 (No calls after 8:30PM Pacific Time) 9:00AM-5:00PM @ The Rio ENTRY CLOSE • Sunday, 4/16 No Fee, Reservation Required Contact Allene Tartaglia, [email protected] at 9:00PM Pacific Time to reserve your seat. ENTRY FEES • Fees Per Day (2, one day 6-ring shows) Seminar Schedule Each show must be entered separately, $5 discount per entry per day if entering both days. No Open Meeting with World Cat Congress Delegates charge for emailed/online entries. NOTE : double cages will be used; if you do not purchase the extra ½ cage you WILL have someone else’s cat sharing your cage (1/2 cage size is 2’x2’x2’h, dou - Dr. Heather Lorimer ble is 2’x4’x2’h). A double cage space is required for all security cages. Groom spaces on a first Genetics Professor at Youngstown State University and Oriental Shorthair breeder come/first served basis. 1st Entry . .$50 Karen Lawrence 2nd Entry (same owner) . $45 CFA Foundation and Museum 3rd & Additional Entries (same owner) . $40 Dr. Vicki Thayer Veterans/AOV/Miscellaneous Entry . .$35 Winn Foundation - Research Updates Extra Half Cage (required for all security cages) . $15 Laureline Malineau Sales Cage(full cage space) . $20 Royal Canin's Role in the World Cat Congress. The following fees will be charged for the weekend, not per day. Groom Space, as available (full cage space) . $25 Pat Jacobberger Substitution Fee (applies for transfer between shows) . .$15 CFA Judging Program Education Chair End-of-Row (no charge for handicap) . $20 “Ethics and Psychology of Judging” Returned Check Fee . $45 Royal Canin All email entries must be paid within 10 days of receipt. If not paid within 10 days or by April 22, Nutrition 2017 there will be an additional $25 fee. Credit card/PayPal payments accepted online at Breed Presentation http://catalog.cfa.org/credit-card.shtml . Enter amount being paid and note that it’s for a “WCC American Curl presented by the breed’s founder, Grace Entry Fee.” Ruga & CFA Breed Council Secretary, Michael Bull SHOW HALL & HOTEL The Rio Hotel and Casino SHOW MANAGER 3700 W Flamingo Road • Las Vegas NV 89103 • (866) 746-7671 Rhonda Avery All suite hotel - Room rate $109 + $29 resort fee which inludes free WiFi in guest room. [email protected] 805.443.1311 - no calls after 8:30PM Pacific Reserve your room online by April 4 ($15 fee for call-in reservations): VENDORS https://aws.passkey.com/go/SRLVC7 Allene Tartaglia Handicap Accessible • Smoking Not Permitted • Free Parking [email protected] Food : “People” food available. No outside food allowed in show hall. (352) 615-6040 CFA World Cat Congress Show APRIL 22-23, 2017 CHECK IN : Friday 3:30PM-5:00PM. Saturday & Sunday:7:30AM-8:30AM, cats not benched by 8:30AM will be marked absent and late exhibitors must notify the clerk in EACH ring that they are present. JUDGING will start promptly at 9:00AM on Saturday and Sunday. OFFICIAL SHOW HOURS : 9:00AM to 5:00PM on Saturday and 9:00AM-4:00PM on Sunday. No cats will be permitted to leave the show hall during official, posted show hours without permission of show management. No cage may be dismantled without the show manager’s approval until all judges have completed their finals. ENTRY INFO: Entries for Championship, Premiership, AOV and Miscellanous classes must have the registration number on the entry form and printed in the catalog. Kittens may be entered without registration numbers, but will not be scored for CFA awards if a number is not provided at show time. Fees must accompany entries and no fees will be refunded due to failure to bench. No postdated checks will be accepted. There will be a $45.00 fee charged on all returned checks. Kittens must be four months of age or older on the opening day of the show. In the event the show fills before closing, the club will accept entries for a waiting list as follows: Any entry received with payment in full will be given priority, followed by email entries with a time and date header. Per Show Rule 6.21 each entry must be paid in full within 10 days of receipt or prior to the start of the show, whichever is first. Additional fees will be charged if fees are not received within this time frame. No substitutions after the closing date. No refunds after the entry clerk has confirmed your entry or for failure to bench. Check your confirmation for accuracy! Please contact the entry clerk with any corrections BEFORE CLOSING DATE. Details regarding SCORING: All entries in Championship (except Novice), Premiership (except Novice), registered Kittens, recorded Household Pets, and registered cats competing as Household Pets with a Household Pet color class prefix will be scored for CFA National, Regional/Di - vision Winner A awards. Owners of novices can contact the entry clerk for a temporary registration number. Kittens may be entered without registration numbers, but will not be scored for CFA awards if a number is not provided at show time. Kittens without a regis - tration number or TRN (temporary registration number) will not be included in the count. See CFA Show Rule 6.16 for details regarding a TRN. Show rule 2.19e states the Miscellaneous (Non-Competitive) Class is for any registered cat or registered kitten of a breed not accepted for Provisional Breed competition. Miscellaneous Class entries are examined by judges; however, no awards will be made in this class." ENTRY FEES: Make checks payable to “CFA WCC Show”. Credit card/PayPal payments accepted online at http://catalog.cfa.org/credit-card.shtml . Enter amount being paid and note that it’s for a “WCC Entry Fee.” First entry fee includes show catalog. CLOSING DATE: April 16, 2017, OR WHEN 225 LIMIT IS REACHED HEALTH : This is a non-vetted show. It is strongly advised that all cats or kittens entered or present in the show hall be inoculated before entry by a licensed veterinarian against feline panleukopenia (formerly known as feline distemper or feline infectious enteritis), feline rhinotracheitis, calici viruses and rabies. It is also strongly recommended that cats and kittens be tested and found negative for FeLV before entry .All entries must be free of fungus and parasites. EACH ENTRY MUST HAVE ALL CLAWS CLIPPED. Declawed cats are not eligible for entry. AMENITIES : Litter will be provided. Please bring your own litter trays, food, and dishes. SHOW SECRETARY : Rachel Anger, [email protected]. AWARDS : Ribbons and rosettes will be awarded in accordance with CFA show rules. Permanent flats will be used with satin flats available upon request. For a copy of the current CFA show rules, send $7.00 to the Cat Fancier’s Association, 260 E Main St., Alliance, OH 44601, or see http://www.cfa.org/Portals/0/documents/forms/16-17show-rules.pdf . HOUSEHOLD PET INFO: Household pets 8 months of age or older must be spayed or neutered. ALL nails must be clipped and cats should be bathed. Contact the show manager if this is your first show and you have questions. VETERANS: Must be pedigreed and at least 7 years old to be entered in this class. SHOW HALL & HOTEL INFO: The Rio Casino & Hotel, 3700 W Flamingo Road • Las Vegas NV 89103 • (866) 746-7671 . Show hall is air conditioned or heated, depending upon the weather, and has ample parking. Smoking is not permitted in the show hall. Contracted room rate is $109 + $29 resort fee per day which includes WiFi access (sorry, no way around the resort fee in Las Vegas). Avoid the $15 processing fee for call in reservations and reserve online at https://aws.passkey.com/go/SRLVC7 Cut off date for reservtions is Sunday, April 4, 2017 EMERGENCIES: 911.
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