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South Western Gundog Club President: Mrs G.A. Chapman Vice President: Mrs E U'ren SOUTH WESTERN GUNDOG CLUB Sponsored by Sponsored by SCHEDULE of Unbenched 108 Class ALL ROSETTE OPEN SHOW (Not judged on the Group System) (held under Kennel Club Limited Rules and Regulations) at WORLD HORSE WELFARE Glenda Spooner Farm, Brincil Hill, Somerton, Somerset TA11 7LA on SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBER 2019 Show Opens: 9.00 am Judging: 10.00 am (Veterans) Guarantors to the Kennel Club: Mr C. Woolner (Chairman), 115 Exeter Road, Kingsteignton, Devon TQ12 3NA. Miss J. Norris (Hon. Secretary), Taransay, Bradford-on-Tone, Taunton TA4 1EX. Tel: 01823 461856 Mr B. Fauvrelle (Hon. Treasurer), Luccasses Cottage, Sampford Brett, Taunton TA4 4LL. Hon Veterinary Surgeon (on call): The Kingston Veterinary Group The Forum, Abbey Manor Park, Yeovil BA21 3TL. Tel: 01935 421177 All Judges at this show agree to abide by the following statement: “In assessing dogs, judges must penalise any features or exaggerations which they consider would be detrimental to the soundness, health and well being of the dog.” Postal entries close: FRIDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER 2019 (Postmark) On-line entries can be made up until midnight on Sunday, 15th September 2019 at www.fossedata.co.uk Postal entries and fees, which MUST be pre-paid, to be sent to the Hon. Secretary: Miss Joy Norris Taransay, Bradford-on-Tone, Taunton TA4 1EX Tel: 01823 461856 ~ 07970 108490 (Show day only) Only undocked dogs and legally docked dogs may be entered for exhibition at this show SOUTH WESTERN GUNDOG CLUB • OFFICERS & COMMITTEE • President: Mrs G.A. Chapman Vice President: Mrs E. U'ren Chairman: Mr C. Woolner Vice Chairman: Mr C. Osman Hon. Secretary: Miss J. Norris Hon. Treasurer: Mr B. Fauvrelle Cup Steward: Mrs A. Meadows Show Manager: Mr C. Woolner Committee Members: Miss C. Baker, Ms G. Birkenshaw, Mrs C. Fry, Miss J. King, Mr J. Lippett, Miss J. Merrick, Ms S. Porter, Mrs G. Shankland, Mrs J. Sweet Committee Assistants: Miss R. Collier, Ms P. Herring-Reed, Mr T. Mace COMMITTEE MEMBERS REQUIRED South West Gundog Club is looking for Committee Members to help us organise successful shows. The main attributes required are enthusiasm and a willingness to participate! There are usually 4 committee meetings per year held in Broadclyst starting at 7.30 pm. If you would like more information please contact the Chairman, Mr Chris Woolner, by email: [email protected] or speak to him at the Show. The Committee of South Western Gundog Club will maximise opportunities to: A. Promote the health and well-being of pedigree dogs. B. Promote a responsible attitude to dog breeding which includes a considered and proportionate response to hereditary health issues. C. Support and encourage the sport of dog showing. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE WILL NOT HANDLE OR EXHIBIT AT THIS SHOW • FEES • Members: First entry: £4.25 per dog Subsequent entries: £1.50 each with same dog Non-Members: First entry: £5.50 per dog Subsequent entries: £1.75 each with same dog Stakes Class: £3.00 per entry Not for Competition: £1.00 per dog Catalogues: £2.50 Pre-paid with entry; £3.00 on the day (Limited Availabilty) Membership: Single £3.50; Joint £4.50 (Due 1st January) Cheques/PO's payable to: South Western Gundog Club On no account will entries be accepted without fees • ROSETTES • offered for: Best in Show ~ Reserve Best in Show Best Puppy in Show ~ Reserve Best Puppy in Show Best Veteran in Show Best of Breed ~ Reserve Best of Breed ~ Best Puppy in Breed 1st - Reserve in ALL Classes (to be collected from the administration table) Donations for Rosettes are greatly appreciated and will be acknowledged in the Show Catalogue • CHALLENGE CUPS & TROPHIES • available for the following: Best in Show ~ Reserve Best in Show Best Puppy in Show ~ Best Veteran in Show The Alfred Fowle Trophy for AV Gundog Open Stakes The Brenda Phillips Memorial Trophy for AV Gundog Puppy Stakes Cup Steward: Mrs A. Meadows 4 Blackdown View, Nynehead, Wellington TA21 0JZ. Tel: 01823 663075 PLEASE NOTE: If any Cup or Trophy is not returned by the date of the show, the Committee will impose a fine of £5.00 per Cup / Trophy. If the fine is not paid, the Club will retain the right to report this to the Kennel Club. The Kennel Club request that, for safety reasons, dogs in soft cages are NOT left unattended at any time. • RALLY COMPETITION • Rally involves you and your dog working as a team to navigate a course with numbered signs indicating different exercises to perform. The course is set by the judge. There is no pause between exercises - you and your dog work briskly through the course without direction from the judge. You are encouraged to talk to and praise your dog during the performance. Any dog can get involved. https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/activities/rally/ for an entry form contact the Secretary or download from www.taransayprint.co.uk SHOW THEM AT THEIR BEST You nurture champions, we enhance their glory. Each show is the investment of years of work and effort - we are on your side, to help you compete at the highest level. Today, we have put all our know-how into developing a tailor-made range for show dogs. ROYAL CANIN SHOW PERFORMANCE is dedicated to show dogs, highlighting your expertise via special adaptation to support muscle mass condition (alongside regular exercise) as well as ensuring skin and coat health. MUSCLE MASS CONDITION SAS 2016 - All rights reserved. SAS 2016 - All rights ® © ROYAL CANIN © ROYAL For more information on the Show Performance range please call 0845 300 5965 (UK) or 1890 882 356 (ROI) • JUDGES' PROFILES • Rachel Horler (Rackens) I have owned / shown Gordon Setters for 15 years. Prior to that I was involved in Irish Setters. I have also owned English Setters. As well as showing Gordons I have also competed in Agility. I have been judging since 2013 as and am on the Gordon Setter B List. Joanne McDonald (Marronoir) My family have always had dogs. For my sixteenth birthday I received my first Labrador show dog, who taught me so much more than I him, and I was hooked. I have had some excellent wins at shows including CC, RCC (at Crufts) BOB (Champ) , Crufts first places and numerous BOB and Groups at Open Show level. I am on the Labrador Breed Council Judges B List. Mrs Karen M. Marsh (Kilnrae) I have shown Gundogs for 27 years and have bred 8 UK and European Show Champion Gordon Setters and 1 German Shorthaired Pointer who was awarded Group 2 at Crufts. Many more of my dogs have been awarded RCCs and Stud Book Numbers. I award CCs in both of my breeds and have judged the majority of gundogs at Open Show level. Mr R. Mosedale (Knightsbay) I started in dogs with my late mother Val Mosedale in the late 70’s with Gordon Setters, which were quickly followed by a German Wirehaired Pointer from the Bareve Kennel who was shown lightly with some success. It was my first encounter with Field Spaniels at an Open Show at Stafford County Showground that meant my heart was sold. I was lucky enough to have my first Field Spaniel in 1988 namely Ch Parkanine Pioneer of Dubldee (to date he is still the Top Full Champion in the breed). In both Gordon Setters and Field Spaniels, we have had Show Champions, Full Champions and CCs & RCC winners and also Field Trial winners. I currently have a Champion Pointer as well as a Sussex Spaniel and Rhodesian Ridgebacks all with RCCs and Stud Book numbers which are co-owned with Sharon Rossiter (Sonstraal). I also own an old Hungarian Vizsla. My judging career started in 1991 judging Gordon Setters at Hampshire Gundog Limited Show and Field Spaniels a little later. I was pleased to award CCs in Gordon Setters in 1999 and Field Spaniels in 2001 and I am now currently passed to award CCs in 12 Gundog Breeds over 4 of the Sub Groups (Setters & Pointers, Spaniels, HPR’s and Retrievers), also passed for the Gundog Group at Championship Show Level. I have also judged in Holland, Ireland and across the UK, and am looking forward to a trip to Finland next year. Had the privilege to Judge at Crufts 2018 doing Field Spaniels. I am also keen for dogs to be worked and I am a non-panel Field Trial judge for Spaniels. My interests have not stopped there. I am a strong believer in what you take out from the dog showing scene you should put back into the world of dogs. With this in mind, over the years I have helped to run Fun Dog Shows, Companionship Dog Shows, Scurries etc. I have served as a committee member and life member of the British Gordon Setter Club and have served a three-year term. I was on the Field Spaniel Society committee for 6 years and was Field Trial Secretary for 3 years. I have also been Secretary of two canine clubs for 15 years and was on Midland Counties Canine Society for 20 years as committee member and Show Manager. I am now on the committee of City of Birmingham Canine Society where I am presently acting as Chief Steward. I am also the Secretary of The Setter & Pointer Club. I have been a Group Steward for Crufts Dog Show for a number of years and have been a KC member since 2003. Ros Smith (Rosgar) I had my first Golden Retriever in 1980, she was the beginning of my love for Goldens.
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