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The Alaskan Malamute Club of America, Inc THE ALASKAN MALAMUTE CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. Alaskan Malamute Club of America, Inc. COMBINED PREMIUM LIST Member of the American Kennel Club Two Specialties – One Location Northeast REGIONAL Specialty & NATIONAL Specialty Shows Northeast Regional Specialty Sunday, October 10 – Tuesday, October 12, 2021 Conformation & Jr. Showmanship #2021011454 Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes #2021011453 Obedience #2021011451 Rally #2021011423 (held on Wednesday) 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy #2021011455 Northeast National Specialty Wednesday, October 13 – Saturday, October 16, 2021 Conformation & Jr. Showmanship #2021011449 Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes #2021011448 Futurity/Maturity – 2021011448 Obedience #2021011452 (held on Tuesday) Rally #2021011424 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy #2021011450 THESE SHOWS WILL BE HELD INDOORS – UNBENCHED. Regional & National Specialty AKC Agility Trials Monday, 10/11 & Tuesday, 10/12/2021 Northeast Regional Specialty Show Allstar Events Complex, 2638 Emmitsburg Rd, Gettysburg, PA Sunday, October 10 – Tuesday, October 12, 2021 AGILITY ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND National Specialty Show Event Secretary: Denise Thomas, Countryside Agility Wednesday, October 13 – Saturday, October 16, 2021 2321 West 38th St, Erie, PA 16506 [email protected] 814-315-6668 Event Chair: Laura Heft, 66 Old Falls Blvd., No. Tonawanda, NY 14120 AMCA’S Annual Membership Meeting [email protected] 716-425-4468 Wednesday morning, October 13th Premium List available at: Countryside Agility Online Entry Service: Agility On Line Entries THE 2021 NATIONAL SPECIALTY IS DEDICATED TO THE MANY You must enter on Agility Forms. MEMBERS WE HAVE RECENTLY LOST. ***These trials are limited to Alaskan Malamutes Only *** Eisenhower Hotel & Conference Center & Allstar Events Complex 2634 & 2638 Emmitsburg Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325 THESE SHOWS WILL BE HELD INDOORS - UNBENCHED OBEDIENCE, RALLY & WEIGHT PULL will be held in the Allstar Event SHOW HOURS – 7:00 am to 11:00 pm ENTRIES CLOSE NOON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH After Which Time Entries Cannot Be Accepted, Cancelled or Submitted EXCEPT as Provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the AKC Dog Show Rules. Premium List Available at https://www.raudogshows.com/upcoming-shows/ PREMIUM LIST WILL NOT BE MAILED UNLESS REQUESTED Requests should be made to Rau Dog Shows, LTD. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS HOST HOTEL NOTE: Concession Luncheon Stations (self-paid) will be set up on all days Eisenhower Hotel & Conference Center where judging is taking place in the Aspire Ballroom. 2634 Emmitsburg Rd., Gettysburg, PA 17325 Sunday, October 10th Call Hotel Directly @ 717-334-8121 9:30-11:30am Weigh-In, Seminar & Novice Pull Allstar Complex *********Ask for the Alaskan Malamute Club of America rate and block ********* Noon Regional Weight Pull Group Rate: $115.00 (plus taxes) Late afternoon Grooming Room Available Eisenhower Ballroom Note: Group rate will be offered up to 3 days before and 3 days after the block. th Monday, October 11 Check in: 4:00pm Check Out: 11:00am 8:00 am Agility Trials Allstar Complex 8:30 am Regional Sweepstakes Aspire Ballroom $50.00 onetime non refundable pet fee for all guests with dogs in their room (up to 4 dogs allowed) Lunch Break Junior Exhibitor Welcome Luncheon Wainwright Following Break Regional Conformation – Regular Classes Aspire Ballroom GOOD NEWS FROM THE HOST HOTEL: through Winners Dog & Winners Bitch They have agreed to open up their complimentary breakfast buffet to AMCA hotel guests. The buffet will be 6:00 pm Welcome Gathering & Stillwell open each day from 7-10 am. Therefore, we will NOT need to plan an extensive hospitality room offering New Member Meet & Greet Wainwright each day. However, AMCA’s hospitality room will be open starting at 6am each morning for early risers that th Tuesday, October 12 need to grab and go something as they head off to groom each day. 8:00 am Agility Trials Allstar Complex 8:30 am Regional Conformation Conclusion – Non-Regular Aspire Ballroom RECRETIONAL VEHICLE PARKING Classes followed by Jr. Showmanship & Best of Reservation Form Required Breed, 4-6 Mo. Puppy • Complimentary RV parking for registered Hotel guests. Room reservation must be in your name. 3:00 pm Regional Obedience Trial followed by National Allstar Complex • RV Parking Fee is $50 per night Obedience Trial • Must be self-contained. No electrical/sanitation services available. Arrangements will be made for Evening Health Committee Seminar – Dog Aging Project Wainwright services; additional cost will apply. th Wednesday, October 13 • Awnings, E-Z ups and X-pens WILL BE ALLOWED. Shavings are NOT ALLOWED. 9:00 am AMCA Annual Meeting For Information contact Steve Anderson for more information @ [email protected], ½ hr. after Regional Rally Trial followed by National Allstar Complex conclusion of AM Rally Trial OFFICERS Immediately after Top 20 Participant/Handlers Meeting Wainwright Pam Fusco President conclusion of AM Ruth Levesque Vice President 2:00 pm Top 20 Pre-Judging (2021 & 2020 Entrants) by Aspire Ballroom Shari James Treasurer Breeder Judges – Limited Attendance Event Steve Anderson Recording Secretary 7:00 pm Working Dog Showcase Aspire Ballroom Stacey Moore Corresponding Secretary Thursday, October 14th 3812 Tumbleweed Trail, Midland, TX 79707 432-413-1985 8:00 am National Weight Pull Allstar Complex Delegate to the American Kennel Club 8:30 am National Specialty Sweepstakes Ballroom Patricia Peel 1:00 pm Futurity & Maturity Stakes Ballroom Board of Directors 5:30 pm Top Twenty Cocktails Aspire Ballroom Karyn Colman Wendy Corr Bonnie McMahon-Howen 6:00 pm Top Twenty Competition (2021 & 2020 Entrants) - Aspire Ballroom Leneia Rogowski Jen Effler-Leveille Wendy Willhauck AKC & Handler Followed by Top Twenty Dinner EVENT COMMITTEE Friday, October 15th Show Chair Assistant Show Chair Obedience/Rally Chair 8:30 am National Conformation – Regular Classes through Aspire Ballroom Ruth Levesque Sue Gallagher Darlene Puhatch Winners Dog & Winners Bitch P O Box 667 30 Elm St. 405 26th Ave. 1:00 pm AMAL Luncheon (Private Event) Wainwright Tolland, CT 06084 Randolph, VT 05060-1028 Altoona, PA 16601-3850 5:00 pm AMAL Practice Session (Private Event) Ballroom 860-871-9001 860-214-0972 603-443-2641 814-935-3347 6:00 pm AMAL Rescue Parade followed by Ballroom [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Reception (Private Event) Edwardian The Show Chair will not exhibit any dogs in conformation at these shows, nor will any dog owned or co:owned by the Show 7:00 pm Silent Auction Reception Aspire Ballroom Chairman be shown in conformation. Tournament of Veterans Agility ....................... Laura Heft & Wendy Corr Logo Design....................................... Kim Bass Followed by Closeout of Silent Auction Auction/Raffle ........................... Carol Williams Publicity .......... Jen Remazki & Ruth Levesque Saturday, October 16th ...................................... & Jeannine Theriaque Ringside Seating ....................... Karyn Colman 9:00 am AKC 4-6 Mo. Beginner Puppy Aspire Ballroom CGC, CGCA, etc. ..................... Jordana Olson RV Parking ............................. Steve Anderson 9:30 am Jr. Showmanship immediately followed by Aspire Ballroom Catalog Ads ............. Bonnie McMahon-Howen Top Twenty ............................. Suzanne Bedell Single Entry Non-Regular, Best of Breed, Best Catalog Sales ................................ Linda Goba Trophies ...... Patty Ann Peel & Suzanne Bedell Puppy, Best Bred by Exhibitor, Best Veteran & Challenge Baskets..................... Carol Williams Veteran Tournament .................Ruth Levesque Multi Dog Non-Regular Chief Ring Steward ........................... Jan Croft Vendors .................................................. OPEN 7:00 pm Banquet Cocktails Aspire Ballroom Clothing.................. Tex Peel & Ruth Levesque Weight Pull .................................Karina Burger 7:30 pm Annual Banquet Aspire Ballroom Futurity & Maturity ................. Beatrice Bursten Welcome ..................................... Carlene Way Sunday, October 17th Grooming .... Suzanne Bedell & Patty Ann Peel WD Showcase……………….Michele Podolak 7-10:00 am Complete Removal of Dogs & Equipment Aspire Ballroom Grounds .................................... Dennis Collins 11:00 am Hotel Check Out Hospitality ...... Laurie Keenan & Dianna Booth ATTENTION EXHIBITORS Stud Dog & Brood Bitch as First Entry (NATIONAL ONLY) ..........................................................$25.00 Access to Grooming Room (Eisenhower Ballroom): Exhibitors will be allowed access as soon as the set Stud Dog & Brood Bitch as Additional Entry (NATIONAL ONLY) .................................................$20.00 up is completed; we ask for your patience with this situation. Brace Class (per dog as an first entry) (NATIONAL ONLY) ..........................................................$30.00 Planned Exhibitor Access is SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10TH 4:00PM As an additional entry (per unit if each dog is entered in another class) ................................$20.00 Dogs ARE ALLOWED to remain in the grooming area overnight. There will NOT BE ANY SECURITY. Puppy Sweepstakes (must be entered in a regular class).............................................................$25.00 Owners are responsibility for providing identification information on the crates for any dogs left in the grooming Veteran Sweepstakes (does not need to be entered in an additional class).................................$25.00 area overnight with the
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