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Fourth Annual BPCA National Specialty Fourth Annual BPCA National Specialty Licensed by the American Kennel Club Event Nos: 2016710903 and 2016710904 Sunday, October 9, 2016 11:00 AM Dog Training Club of Chester County 880 Springdale Drive, Suite 100 Whiteland Business Park, Exton, PA 19341 Judging will be Indoors-- Unbenched Leanne Chase, Show Secretary Certification ​ Permission is granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club rules and regulations. James P. Crowley, Secretary 1 EMERGENCY, FIRE, POLICE, RESCUE: DIAL 911 Directions to The Dog Training Club of Chester County 880 Springdale Drive, Suite 100, Exton, PA 19341 From I-95: When nearing Philadelphia take exit 8 for US-202 N/Concord Pike toward W Chester. From I-76: Take exit 328A for US-202 S/US-422 W/ Swedesford Rd toward W Chester/Pottstown. The show site is in the Whiteland Business Park on Route 30 between Ship Road and the Route 202 / Route 30 Bypass Interchange. Turn into the business park at the traffic light onto Springdale Drive. It will be the first building on the left. The entrance faces Springdale Drive. Look for the black awning above the door. Parking is available in the lot across from the front entrance and along both sides of the building. SHOW VETERINARIAN Show Veterinarian (On Call & Emergency) Hope Veterinary Specialists 24 Hour Emergency Services Offered 40 Three Tun Road Malvern, PA 19355 610.296.2099 DIRECTIONS TO HOPE VETERINARY SPECIALISTS OFFICE: From the Dog Training Club of Chester County head northwest on Springdale Drive toward US-30 Bus E. Turn right onto US-30 BUS E. Continue for approximately 2.4 miles to PA-352 S. Turn Right onto PA-352 S. Go over the railroad tracks and turn left onto Three Tun Rd. Hope Veterinary Specialists will be on the right side. Exhibitors should follow veterinary recommendations and ensure dogs are free of internal and external parasites, communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations. All dogs must have a current rabies certificate available for inspection if requested. Photography by Matt Porter Photography Matt Porter Photography offers the very best in photography services. Matt Porter has been a professional photographer since 2009. He collaborates differently with each client to create something unique and special that will capture memories for a lifetime. From sitting down with the client to get a specific idea of what they envision to adding his creative mind and photography skills, nothing is overlooked to come up with the best images that the client could ever ask for. Let Matt Porter Photography present you with your next great image and life long memory. Ph: 405-509-1046 Email: [email protected] Website: mporter.squarespace.com 2 Schedule of Events Saturday 10/8/2016 Devon Dog Show Association, Inc. Saturday 10/8/2016 - 1:00 PM The following workshops will be offered at the Specialty Show Site Dog Training Club of Chester County, 880 Springdale Drive, Suite 100 followed by the Annual Meeting Wicket Workshop, Show Grooming Your Picard, Handling Tips, and Breeder Education Presentation and Virtue Match judged by Jackie Carswell DNA Collection with Liz Hansen, as scheduling allows 6:00 PM Pizza Dinner and Rescue Auction provided by The BPCA Board of Directors 7:00 PM Annual Meeting Sunday 10/9/2016 4th Annual Berger Picard Specialty Show 8:00 AM Judges’ Education at the Specialty Show Site (This event is for Judges only. Please be prepared to sign in with your Judge’s number in advance as seating is limited.) 11:00 AM Judging begins Sweepstakes to be followed by Regular Conformation Classes after a short break. 2:00 until 4:00 PM CGC Evaluations by Leanne Chase (Evaluator No. 84556) Sign up all day Saturday & before judging begins, $10 Judges’ Dinner — Ship Inn 693 E Lincoln Hwy, Exton, PA 19341 6:00—7:00 Cocktails 7:00—8:00 Dinner Dinner pre-paid with the order form contained in the premium list. Remember Monday is Columbus Day and a National Holiday. 3 OFFICERS of THE BERGER PICARD CLUB of AMERICA President…………………………………….……………..Betsy Richards Vice President…………………………..……………………Valerie Black Treasurer………………………………….………….Jacqueline Carswell Secretary………………..……..…………….….……….…..Leanne Chase 12626 SW 160th Street, Rose Hill, KS 67133 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For Event Information: Show Chair/Secretary………..…………..…………Leanne Chase 12626 SW 160th Street, Rose Hill, KS 67133 Cell: 316-650-8463 Email: [email protected] Chief Ring Steward………………..……………..Cynthia Bradley Trophy Chair…………………………..……………. Debbie Hodges Judges’ Hospitality…………..…………...………Judy Thompson Health Chair…………………..……………...…………...Liz Hansen Judges Education Presenter…...….………..…. Betsy Richards Publicity……….………………...………..………….Celestia Lensky Show Photographer…….……....… Matt Porter Photography ​ ​ Art Work………….…………...……....Valerie Black & Andy Poes Gift Bags…………....……….Barbara Silkworth & Mary Szlinis EVENT COMMITTEE Event No: 2016710903 and 2016710904 The Officers and Board Members of the Berger Picard Club of America 4 BERGER PICARD CLUB OF AMERICA Specialty Show October 9, 2016 Dog Training Club of Chester County Whiteland Business Park, Exton, PA 19341 SWEEPSTAKES JUDGE Meg Weitz Total Sweeps Entries - 19 Judging begins at 11:00 AM Total Puppy Sweeps Entries - 16 Dog Classes 6 months and under 9 months - 1 9 months and under 12 months - 5 12 months and under 15 months - 2 15 months and under 18 months - 1 Bitch Classes 6 months and under 9 months - 3 9 months and under 12 months - 4 Total Veterans Sweeps Entries - 3 Veteran Dog Class - 2 Veteran Bitch Class - 1 Berger Picard Club of America Judges’ Dinner Cocktails at 6:00 PM & Dinner at 7:00 PM. ​ 5 SPECIALTY JUDGE Mrs. Jacqueline Stacy (No. 6610) Judging begins after Sweepstakes Total Baby Puppy 4 months and under 6 months - 4 Total Junior Handler Competition - 2 Total Conformation Entries - 53 Total Veterans - 1 Total Stud Dogs - 6 and Brood Bitches - 2 Dog Classes 6 months and under 9 months - 2 9 months and under 12 months - 4 12 months and under 18 months - 3 American Bred - 3 Open - 7 Total Class Dogs Entered - 18 Bitch Classes 6 months and under 9 months - 4 9 months and under 12 months - 4 Bred By Exhibitor - 2 American Bred - 1 Open - 4 Total Class Bitches Entered - 16 Veterans - 1 Dog Best of Breed - 10 Dogs and 9 Bitches Total Conformation Entries - 53 Stud Dogs - 6 Brood Bitches - 2 6 SPECIALTY JUDGE Mrs. Jacqueline Stacy (No. 6610) 116 OCOEE FALLS DR. CHAPEL HILL, NC 27517-9531 Jacqueline Stacy’s involvement in purebred dogs began over 50 years ago with Pomeranians where her lifetime commitment to the sport began as an exhibitor and breeder. As a profession handler, her accomplishments were affirmed by her peers who voted her the top female professional handler in the USA in 1987. She is credited with the management of the successful breeding programs of several of her clients, including the Maltese who won the Westminster Kennel Club Toy Group in 1996 and his father who she piloted to the top Toy Dog at the AKC Centennial show in 1984. Mrs. Stacy began her judging career in 1995. She has judged many Na- tional Specialties, and most of the Premier shows in the USA in addition to others in Canada, Europe, Asia, South America, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Finland and Scotland. She is approved to judge BIS, all Toy, Non-Sporting, Herding, Hound, Terrier, Sporting and seven of the Working Dogs. Along with her husband, Terry, she maintains a small but highly respected breeding program of Affenpinschers under the Tamarin Prefix. 7 Sweepstakes Judge Meg Weitz 2816 Old Hwy NC 86 N Yanceyville, NC 27379 Meg Weitz has been involved with Briards since 1976, when she and her husband acquired their first two black females of de Charlemagne breeding. Immersion in the breed came about almost immediately, as they were successful with one of the girls from the start. While living in Burlington, VT and then Syracuse, NY at the time, she began exhibiting. For Meg, it was a continuation of her childhood pleasure of showing dogs (she competed in breed, junior showmanship, and obedience with Miniature Schnauzers starting in 1964). Between 1978 and 2002 the Bejaune Briards and family resided in Wilmington, DE. In November, 2002, Meg and her family relocated to Yanceyville, NC. They have continued to breed and show and still travel as necessary to continue their ongoing education in dogs. Her kennel Bejaune has bred over 100 litters and produced over 75 champions. Since joining the Briard Club of America in 1978, she has attended all but a handful of National Specialties, wherever held, and has journeyed to numerous Regional Specialties throughout the country as well. Meg also serves on the Judges Education Committees for the Briard Club of America, the Berger Picard Club of America, the Beauceron Club of America and serves as the AKC delegate for the Devon Dog club. 8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Classification of Classes The following regular specialty classes will be divided by sex: Puppy, 6 months & under 9 months Puppy, 9 months & under 12 months 12 months and under 18 months Amateur Owner Handler *Bred by Exhibitor American Bred Open Winners Veterans *Dogs entered in the Bred By Classes must be individually registered with the AKC; ​ - the person handling the dog must be a breeder and owner of record of the dog. Family members can only handle the dog, if they are registered as a breeder and owner of record. Points for Reserve The Berger Picard Club of America will award at its National Specialty a three point major to Reserve Winners Dog/Winners Bitch if the Regular Class Dog entry is twice the required number for a five point major in the division where the National Specialty is held. 4 & Under 6 Month Beginner Puppy is offered at this show The beginner puppy class is open to puppies at least 4 months of age and under 6 months of age on the day of the show.
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