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FSCC Kitten & Neuter Show – 17 March 2019 THE FOREIGN SHORTHAIR CAT CLUB OF Sth AUST INC 4th KITTEN & NEUTER ST PATRICK’S DAY CAT SHOW Conducted under the Rules and Regulations of the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy of SA Inc FULLARTON PARK CENTRE 17th March 2019 St Patrick’s Day PROUDLY SPONSORED BY FINAL VERSION 23.03.19 2 FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 Thank you to our sponsors FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 3 THE FOREIGN SHORTHAIR CAT CLUB OF Sth AUST INC 4th KITTEN & NEUTER ST PATRICK’S DAY CAT SHOW Conducted under the Rules and Regulations of the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy of SA Inc 17TH MARCH 2019 FULLARTON PARK CENTRE 411 FULLARTON ROAD FULLARTON Judging Panel RING 1 RING 2 GROUP 1 CAROL HOSKINS (GCCFV) CLAIRE EDWARDS (GCCFSA) GROUP2 CAROL HOSKINS (GCCFV) CLAIRE EDWARDS (GCCFSA) GROUP 3 SHARA MCKAY ( CATS NSW) ELIZABETH ANDRESEN (GCCFSA) GROUP 4 SHARA MCKAY (CATS NSW) ELIZABETH ANDRESEN (GCCFSA) GROUP 5 CAROL HOSKINS (FCCV) TRIXIE PETTMAN SOUTH (GCCFSA) GROUP 6 CAROL HOSKINS (GCCFV) TRIXIE PETTMAN SOUTH (GCCFSA) RING 3 GROUP 1 – 6 KITTENS ONLY, HAZEL ROSSITER (CATS NSW) 4 FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 Thank you to our sponsors Supporting cat health Australian Natural Health ™ cat food was developed with veterinarians and animal nutritionists and is a complete and wholesome dry food for your companion’s balanced nutrition and every day feeding. Using only high quality ingredients, this high protein, grain free dry food promotes healthy digestion and is packed full of wholesome ingredients including a high concentration of quality animal protein to help with lean muscle maintenance. Your companion will thank you for the delicious recipes and benefits to their long term natural health. FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 5 Thank you On behalf of the Foreign Shorthair Cat Club, I would like to extend a warm welcome to you all today. A very special welcome to our Interstate Judges, Carol Hoskins from Vic, Hazel Rossiter and Shara McKay from NSW, also our Local Judges Elizabeth Andresen, Claire Edwards and Trixie Pettman-South also Jeanette Rossiter from Oz-Pet for judging Best Decorated Cage & Outfit. We hope you all have a relaxing and enjoyable day at our St. Patrick’s Day Show. May the luck of the Irish shine on you. A huge thank you to our Sponsors for their generous donation to our Show as follows:- Oz-Pet – sponsorship of All Natural Pet Litter & Prizes Ivory Coat – sponsorship of Grain Free Cat/Kitten Food CatPad Enclosures for sponsorship of Kitten Ring/Supreme Kitten Award Dogtainers – sponsorship of Carry Cages Love’em for Love’em Purrfect Liver Treats Pet’s Own for sponsorship of Lactose Free Pet Milk Chemical Essentials for F10 and Spray Bottles Anonymous Sponsor of Kitty Sparkles for Cat Beds and Flat Mats Purrparazzi – Melissa Neuman & Rita Bruche – Official Photography & Vouchers Sue Morton – for knitting those Lovely Prizes Many thanks to all exhibitors who donated to the Ribbon Fund, the Raffle and to the Kitchen for today’s show. Sally Briton Pam Worsley Judith Adams Debbie Neville & Craig O’Brien Judith Jordan Barry & Lorraine Hillier Claire & Trevor Edwards Jenny & Nigel Edwards Maggie Johnston Pam Warman R & E Bruche Tressa Corvino Lori Fergusson Joy Piasente Fiona Hawkins Krystal Newton Jones Family Rhonnda MacPherson Trixie Pettman-South Debbie Myers Liz Colmer Thank you to FSCC Club members, the exhibitors, family and friends who have helped today and to those who helped in any way with pre-show preparations. To Craig as entry officer, design planner, catalogue, and judges slips. Pam, Sally & Pam for running our trading and raffle tables. To Liz, Debbie & Rhonda for all their help in running the kitchen. To all the people who helped set-up and pull down of show, including food preparation and decorations. A big thank you to those who take on the following tasks – all very necessary to the smooth running of the show, a show cannot be successful without all these people taking their part. Committee Chief Steward Stewards Vet Stewards Trophy Stewards Ring Clerks Governing Council Rep Catalogue Entry We wish to thank the Veterinary Surgeon Jo Bromley and Vet Nurse Mimi Leung who are officiating at today’s show. They will examine all exhibits before they are benched and any exhibit rejected by a vet shall not enter the Venue. Exhibitors are reminded that Show Rule 7 states that the Vet’s decision is final. Thank you all for coming and supporting our Show and helping make it a wonderful success. Debbie Neville -Show Manager 6 FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 Thank you to our sponsor PETS OWN CAT & DOG MILK PETS OWN CAT & DOG MILK IS FORMULATED FOR A GREAT BALANCE OF ENERGY & NUTRITION FOR ACTIVE ANIMALS. IT CONTAINS A HIGH LINOLEIC ACID CONTENT FOR HEALTHY SKIN & COAT, ADDED AMINO ACIDS INCLUDING TAURINE FOR CATS AND METHIONINE FOR DOGS & EXTRA CALCIUM FOR HEALHY BONES & TEETH. DON’T FORGET PETS OWN MILK IS LACTOSE FREE AS OUR FURRY FRIENDS ARE INTOLERANT. FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 7 Best Exhibits in Show 1A – CAROL HOSKINS __121____ 1B – SHARA MCKAY __335____ 1C – HAZEL ROSSITER __203____ 1D – CLAIRE EDWARDS __210____ 1E – ELIZABETH ANDRESEN __335____ 1F – TRIXIE PITTMAN SOUTH __603____ SUPREME KITTEN in Show JUDGED BY LIZ ANDRESEN & CLAIRE EDWARDS SPONSORED BY CATPADS & OZ-PET __310____ 8 FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 ACF Award of Excellence All cats registered with an ACF (Inc) affiliate or CCCofA affiliate are entered automatically in this free class. RING 1 RING 2 CAROL HOSKINS CLAIRE EDWARDS GROUP 1 Desexed Male _121_____ Desexed Male _121_____ Desexed Female _122_____ Desexed Female _118_____ CAROL HOSKINS CLAIRE EDWARDS GROUP 2 Desexed Male _210_____ Desexed Male _210_____ Desexed Female _N/A_____ Desexed Female _N/A_____ SHARA MCKAY ELIZABETH ANDRESEN GROUP 3&4 Desexed Male _340_____ Desexed Male _343_____ Desexed Female _335_____ Desexed Female _335_____ ACF Companion Award of Honour All cats registered with an ACF (Inc) affiliate are entered automatically in this free class. CAROL HOSKINS TRIXIE PETTMAN SOUTH GROUP 5&6 Desexed Exhibit _603_____ Desexed Exhibit _603_____ ACF Encouragement Award JUDGE: ELIZABETH ANDRESEN Rosette provided by The Australian Cat Federation __312____ ACF ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Junior Exhibitor JUDGE: CLAIRE EDWARDS 325 ……2…… SHIWA SIR ALADIN SANE ( SPHYNX - BLUE WHITE ) L JONES 412 ……1…… REBUSS CHILLIN CHARLIE (SELKIRK REX L/H - CREAM POINT ) C OLCORN __412____ JUNIOR EXHIBITOR FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 9 BEST DECORATED CAGE JUDGED BY JEANETTE ROSSITER _______ SPONSORED BY OZ-PET BEST IRISH OUTFIT JUDGED BY JEANETTE ROSSITER _____________________________________ SPONSORED BY OZ-PET 10 FSCC KITTEN & NEUTER SHOW –17TH MARCH 2019 Golden Awards GROUP 3 NEUTERS – SHARA MCKAY 332 ………… GD CH VADASH TOBLERONE ( BENGAL – BROWN SPOTTED ) D & S HUGHES 334 ……Q…… BDGPNM ADELHILLS NOVAS RUSTY ( BENGAL – BROWN SPOTTED TABBY) S & R MORRIS 336 ……R…… BDGPNM BESAKIN BERANI BATIN ( BURMESE - BROWN ) C EDWARDS 341 ………… GPNM MYENYA RALPH ( RUSSIAN - BLUE ) F HAWKINS 343 ………… CH VIVACE BEETHOVEN ( SOMALI - TAWNY ) E & R BRUCHE 344 ………… SKINNYDIPPIN ZIGGY (SPHYNX – BLACK & WHITE ) L JONES 346 ……… … DGPNM CATIRO MONTY (OCICAT – SPHYNX – BLACK SOLID ) S MORRIS 350 ………… BDGPNM MOCKINGJAY PRIMROSE ( TONKINESE – CHOCOLATE MINK) L MASELLA GROUP 4 NEUTERS – SHARA MCKAY 410 ……Q…… PRNF REMPORTER MIDORI (SCOTTISH FOLD – BLACK SMOKE ) M JOHNSON 412 ……Q…… PRNM REBUSS CHILLIN CHARLIE ( SELKIRK REX L/H – CREAM POINT) C OLCORN Governing Council Golden Awards heats are held at approved shows throughout the year and all Entire and Neuter cats registered with Governing Council are eligible. Entry fee is $5.00. Once your cat has qualified, it may enter the Governing Council Golden Awards finals free of charge. CASH PRIZES: Group 1, 2, 3 & 4 – Entire & Neuter Sections - First $50.00 – Second $30.00 – Third $20.00 A Golden Award will be held annually for Governing Council registered Longhair, Siamese, Foreign Shorthair and British Shorthair, with separate classes for Entire cats and Neuters. All exhibits must be nine (9) months of age or over. Qualifying heats may take place at any approved show except the show at which the finals take place. The finals may take place at a Governing Council Show or at any show nominated by the Governing Council. The entry fee for the qualifying heats is to be $4.00. There will be no entry fee for the finals, but cats concerned must enter a Challenge or Award of Merit Class. If there are up to nine (9) entries in a Qualifying class the judge may award two (2) qualifiers and a reserve. If there are 10-14 entries the judge may award three (3) qualifiers and a reserve. If there are 15-19 entries there may be four (4) qualifiers and a reserve. For each additional five (5) entries there may be one (1) additional qualifier. There will be no minimum entries required for the class to be held. Qualifiers are eligible to enter the finals but may not enter any more qualifying heats during the current Golden Awards year. Reserves are eligible to enter the Finals if any of the Qualifiers from their heat are not benched. Reserves may attempt to Qualify in their own right at other shows in the same Golden Awards year, and if successful are then qualifiers. Judges may withhold any placings if they do not consider that there are entries of sufficient merit. Exhibits who qualify after the closing of entries for the Finals carry over into the finals of the next Golden Awards year. Governing Council will make available to show holding qualifying heats a suitable prize card. For the finals, Council will provide a prize card, a sash or rosette, and the above monies.
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