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Saturday Events Event #2021005901 and 2021005902 Saturday Events Event #2021005901 and 2021005902 Owosso, MI 48867 Owosso, St. Unit319 N Washington 814 Show Pam Secretary Moore, c/o BulldogDetroit Club Sunday Event # 2021005903 DETROIT BULLDOG CLUB (Licensed by the American Kennel Club) - 9998 BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK SPECIALTY SHOWS and Sunday Puppy Sweepstakes Saturday, March 6, 2021 (2 shows) and Sunday, March 7, 2021 Show hours: 7:00 am to 8:00 pm unbenched, indoors for Bulldogs only Building opens at 7 am on Sat & Sun. ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday, February 17, 2021 Sportsman’s Dog Training Club Building, 1930 Tobsal Court Warren, MI 48091 First Class Partially sponsored by Royal Canin 2 ENTRY FEES Detroit Bulldog Club DOES NOT agree to arbitration of any claims First entry of a dog in conformation each show - $30.00. Sweepstakes – $15.00 each day offered and the dog MUST be entered in a regular class. as stated on the AKC Entry Form. ............................................................................................................................. ....................... TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE, AND UNSIGNED ENTRIES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. This is a Condensed Trophy List – a complete list will be included in the catalog. Entries not on official AKC entry forms and photocopies of entry forms without the Unless otherwise noted, the trophies have been donated through the generosity of agreement and rules on the reverse side of Official AKC entry forms are not acceptable. the members and friends of the Detroit Bulldog Club. NO ENTRY shall be made and no entry shall be accepted which specifies any condition as to its acceptance. COVID-19 Restrictions: ENTRY FEES SHALL NOT BE REFUNDED in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, The shows will adhere to the AKC’s suggested best practices for the well-being excused by a Veterinarian or Judge, or barred from competition by action of the show of dog sport participants. These can be found on the AKC website. State committee. If because of riots, civil disturbance or other acts beyond the control of the requirements at the time will also be followed. management, it is impossible to open or complete the show, no refund of entry will be made. Masks MUST be worn at all times while in the building and while the dog is Fees include the $3.00 AKC EVENT SERVICE FEE AND A RECORDING FEE of $.50 on being examined. Exhibitors can pull down their masks while gaiting the dog. the first entry of a dog and a $3.00 AKC Event Service Fee for each additional entry of the same dog in the regular and non-regular recordable single entry classes, or the $3.00 AKC Event Service Fee on each entry of a dog in Rally. (There is no recording fee or event RIBBON PRIZES: REGULAR CLASSES service fee for sweepstakes, futurities, brace/team, multi-dog classes or special attractions.) FIRST PRIZE - Blue Ribbon These fees are to be collected by the Show-giving club and paid to the American Kennel SECOND PRIZE - Red Ribbon THIRD PRIZE - Yellow Ribbon Club. (AKC Rule, Chapter 11, Section 2). FOURTH PRIZE - White Ribbon BEST OF BREED - Purple & Gold Rosette THE DETROIT BULLDOG CLUB, the Show Secretary, the property owners, employees BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO BEST OF BREED - Red & White Rosette and any agent and/or members associated with the show assume no responsibility for any BEST OF WINNERS - Blue & White Rosette loss, damage, or injury sustained by exhibitors, handlers, or any of their dogs or property. GRAND CHAMPION SELECT – Light Blue & White Rosette The above further assume no responsibility for injury to children. PARENTS & WINNERS - Purple Rosette GUARDIANS MUST KEEP THEIR CHILDREN UNDER CONTROL ON THE SHOW RESERVE WINNERS - Purple & White Rosette GROUNDS. The welfare of an exhibitor's child is assumed to be the responsibility of the exhibitor. It is distinctly understood that exhibitors will exercise control and restraint over RIBBON PRIZES: NON-REGULAR CLASSES FIRST PRIZE - Rose Ribbon their children while on the show grounds. SECOND PRIZE - Brown Ribbon THIRD PRIZE - Light Green Ribbon All persons attending these shows hereby waive any claim for damages against the above in FOURTH PRIZE - Gray Ribbon the event a motor vehicle has to be entered to rescue a dog(s) from overheating, improperly SWEEPSTAKES WINNER - Pink & Green Rosette vented conditions, or any situation deem to be an emergency by any of the Event BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO SWEEPSTAKES WINNER - Lavender Rosette Committee. DBC will charge a $15.00 Processing Fee for all checks returned for insufficient funds. We will be accepting B&W ads from our exhibitors for our catalog. Admission to the show is free. Rings will be indoors. NO FIREARMS are allowed within Full page $25 Half page $15 the show site limits. Check the detroitbulldogclub.com for more information. 2 Complimentary show catalogs with pen will be provided free of charge – one per exhibitor. Catalogs will be $5.00 each for spectators. 11 Sweepstakes Rules 2021 Detroit Bulldog Club Officers Judge: Crystal Bennett – Sunday President............................................................. Anne Hier Vice President..................................................... John Woodland No Champions of Record may be entered in Puppy Sweepstakes. All entries must also be entered in a Regular Class. Treasurer............................................................. Kip Anderson "Sweepstakes" must be indicated on the regular entry form. Secretary............................................................. Christina Muller Recording Secretary............................................ Connie May Division of Puppy Sweepstake Classes All Classes Divided by Sex Puppy, 6 mos & under 9 mos. Board of Directors Puppy, 9 mos & under 12 mos. Junior, 12 mos & under 18 mos. Ric Brown, Tracey Isler, Jack Segall, Erica Whiting, Danielle Carnell and club officers The Best In Sweepstakes winner shall be selected from among the winners of each Show Committee of the six classes. Best Opposite to Best in Sweepstakes shall be selected from the Show Chair: Richard Brown 248-514-9665 remaining class winners of the opposite sex. and All Officers of the DBC Club Sweepstakes Cash Prize Division The cash stake for the Sweepstakes competition will be divided as cash Show Secretary: Pam Moore 319 N Washington St #814, Owosso, MI awards. 35% will be retained by the club for expenses and the remaining 65% to 48867-9998 (517) 474-3233 [email protected] be divided as follows: ......................................................................................................................... First Place . 40% of fees for that class Hospital: Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, 3601 W. 13 Mile, Royal Oak, Second Place . 30% of fees for that class MI 48073 Tel: 248-898-5000 Third Place . 20% of fees for that class Veterinarian (on call): Wilson Animal Hospital, 12000 Durham St., Fourth Place . 10% of fees for that class Washington, MI, 48095. Tel: 586-752-6217 Online entries will only be accepted by sending a completed entry form to the show Maps will be available at show site secretary by email and sending the appropriate fees (plus $2.00 per entry for online fees) Photographer: Ric Brown 7197 Westbury Blvd, West Bloomfield, MI using Paypal to [email protected] or by credit card (Visa, MC, AmEx, Disc). Call 48322 248-514-9665 517-474-3233 for more information. ............................................................................................................... AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB CERTIFICATION All Bulldogs will be judged on a ramp. Permission is granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club rules and regulations. Complimentary show catalogs with pen will be provided free of charge – one Gina M. DiNardo, Executive Secretary per exhibitor. Catalogs will be $5.00 each for spectators. ......................................................................................................................... 3 10 Judges Directions to the Show Site: 1 block south of I-696 & Dequindre SATURDAY, March 6, 2021 First Show: (entry limited to 100) ALL REGULAR & NON-REGULAR CONFORMATION CLASSES Christopher King, 7025 Xit Ranch Rd, Odessa, TX 79765-2211 Second Show: (entry limited to 100) ALL REGULAR & NON-REGULAR CONFORMATION CLASSES Billy C Byrd, 5209 Rosewood Dr., North Little Rock, AR 72118-1928 SUNDAY, March 7, 2021 ALL SWEEPSTAKES CLASSES Crystal Bennett, 811 Riverside Dr, Bridgewater, PA 15009 ALL REGULAR & NON-REGULAR CONFORMATION CLASSES Ms. Ann M Hubbard, 321 Stonehill Rd, Freehold, NJ 07728-9106 ................................................................................................................................. Show Secretary: Pam Moore 319 N Washington St Unit 814, Owosso, MI 48867-9998 (517) 474-3233 [email protected] Make ALL checks and money orders payable to DETROIT BULLDOG CLUB. NO CASH PLEASE! Entries close 11:00 pm, Wednesday, February 17, 2021 at the home of the Show Secretary, after which NEARBY HOTELS ALLOWING PETS: time entries CANNOT be accepted, canceled, altered or substituted. Confirm prices and pet fees when you call. ................................................................................................................................................................ CLASSIFICATION Please contact hotel for exact amounts. Regular Breed Classes (divided by sex) All hotels are 20 to 30 minutes or less from the show site. Puppy, 6-9 mos; NO NOVICE CLASSES OR AMATEUR OWNER HANDLER CLASSES WILL BE OFFERED Drury Inn & Suites Detroit Troy Puppy, 9-12 mos; American
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