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The Norfolk Terrier Club of Great Britain THE NORFOLK TERRIER CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN Schedule of Unbenched BREED CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW (held under Kennel Club Limited Rules & Regulations) Sponsored by Sponsored by at THE ROYAL COURT HOTEL Tamworth Road, Keresley, Coventry CV7 8JG on SUNDAY, 22nd OCTOBER 2017 Show Opens: 9.00 am Judging commences: 10.00 am Judge: Mr Martin Phillips (Jaeva) Special Awards/Junior Handling: Mrs Nicky Graves (Pipsacre) Guarantors to the Kennel Club: Mr Andrew Gullick (Chairman), Email: [email protected] Miss Gail Simpson (Hon. Secretary), Email: [email protected] Tel: 0116 2882881 Mr Terry Cooper (Hon. Treasurer), Email: [email protected] Mrs Ruth Gee, Email: [email protected] Mrs Patsy Green, Email: [email protected] Mr Andre Hess MRCVS, Email: [email protected] Show Manager: Mr Andre Hess MRCVS Cup Steward: Mrs Beverly Ackling 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: Monday, 2nd October 2017 (1st Class Postmark) On-line entries can be made up until midnight on Monday, 9th October 2017 at www.fossedata.co.uk Please Note: If your Post Office has delays in franking items of mail, we suggest you obtain a proof of posting to verify the date your entry was posted. Late entries will not be accepted without evidence. Postal entries, which MUST be pre-paid, to be sent to: Mr T. Cooper Longmoore, Walton Road, Wisbech, Cambs PE14 7AG Only undocked dogs and legally docked dogs may be entered for exhibition at this show INCREDIBLE IN EVERY DETAIL Help them transform into PDJQLīFHQWDQLPDOVZLWK SUHFLVHWDLORUHGQXWULWLRQ WRPHHWWKHLUEUHHGVL]H VHQVLWLYLWLHVDJHDQGOLIHVW\OH For more information on the ROYAL CANIN® ranges please visit www.royalcanin.co.uk © ROYAL CANIN® SAS 2017. All rights reserved. THE NORFOLK TERRIER CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN OFFICERS and COMMITTEE President: Mrs B. Watkins Vice Presidents: Mrs O. Denyer, Mrs D. Dorkins, Mrs C. Howard, Mrs R. Mitchell, Mrs E. Needham, Mrs A.C. Stones, Miss G. White, Mrs S. Willbie Hon. Secretary: Miss G. Simpson 3 Grassington Drive, Wigston, Leics LE18 3YJ. Tel: 0116 288 2881 Hon. Treasurer: Mr T. Cooper Longmoore, Walton Road, Wisbech, Cambs PE14 7AG Committee: Mrs B. Ackling (ex-officio), Mrs S. Brown (ex-officio), Miss G. Dorkins, Mrs R. Gee, Mrs P. Green, Mr A. Gullick (Chairman), Mr A. Hess MRCVS, Mrs C. Howard (ex-officio), Miss F. Macartney, Mrs L. Philip, Mrs J. Stevenson, Mrs L. West, Mrs S. Willbie (ex-officio), Veterinary Surgeon (on call): Broad Lane Vets 255 Broad Lane, Coventry, Warwickshire CV5 7AQ. Tel: 02476 464789 THE CLUB TRADE STAND will be at this Show PLEASE GIVE IT YOUR SUPPORT REFRESHMENTS will be available all day AN EXERCISE AREA WILL BE PROVIDED PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW YOUR DOGS TO RUN LOOSE AT THE VENUE PLEASE CLEAN UP ANY MESS MADE PLEASE SWITCH OFF MOBILES IN OR NEAR THE RING NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY DURING JUDGING THANK YOU • CLASSIFICATION • Judge: Mr Martin Phillips (Jaeva) Kennel Club Challenge Certificate - Dog Kennel Club Challenge Certificate - Bitch 1. Good Citizen Dog Scheme Dog 14. Good Citizen Dog Scheme Bitch 2. Veteran Dog (7 yrs and over) 15. Veteran Bitch (7 yrs and over) 3. Special Vintage Dog (10 yrs & over) 16. Special Vintage Bitch (10 yrs & over) 4. Minor Puppy Dog 17. Minor Puppy Bitch 5. Puppy Dog 18. Puppy Bitch 6. Junior Dog 19. Junior Bitch 7. Yearling Dog 20. Yearling Bitch 8. Special Beginners Dog 21. Special Beginners Bitch 9. Novice Dog 22. Novice Bitch 10. Post Graduate Dog 23. Post Graduate Bitch 11. Limit Dog 24. Limit Bitch 12. Open Dog 25. Open Bitch 13. Special Senior Dog (5 - 6 yrs) 26. Special Senior Bitch (5 - 6 yrs) 27. Progeny Best in Show, Best Puppy in Show and Best Veteran in Show will now be judged JUNIOR HANDLING ASSOCIATION Judge: Mrs Nicky Graves (Pipsacre) Class A. 6 - 11 years Class B. 12 - 16 years Handlers who are placed first, second or third in these classes will qualify to compete at the JHA semi-finals to be held at the six national group championship shows. For more details visit www.jha-dog.co.uk. Dogs must have been entered in another class at this Show. Entries MUST be made on the Entry Form, by putting class letter next to dog, and CANNOT BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY. Please remember to give name and age of handler on Entry Form in the space provided. Entry Fee: FREE OF CHARGE. SPECIAL AWARD CLASSES Judge: Mrs Nicky Graves (Pipsacre) Class C. Special Open Dog Class D. Special Open Bitch Prize Money: £5.00 for the winner of each class Dogs must have been entered in another class at this Show. Entry Fee: FREE OF CHARGE. Please see next page for further information. Judging of both the Junior Handling and the Special Award Classes will take place at the start of the Show, before the main judging • FEES • Entry Fees: Members £10.00 per dog Non-Members £12.00 per dog Subsequent entries with the same dog - £1.00 per class Junior Handling: Free of Charge Special Award Classes: Free of Charge Not for Competition: Members may enter dogs Not for Competition at the cost of £1.00 per dog. Please use Entry Form or register with the Secretary on the day of the Show. Catalogues: £2.00 pre-paid (£2.50 on the day) SPECIAL AWARD CLASSES In numerically small breeds such as ours, it is not easy for judges to gain the hands on experience they require to progress up the judging lists. For this reason, the Kennel Club have authorised the scheduling of two Special Award Classes at this show. In essence, these are “mock” classes to allow a judge from the Club’s B or C Judges List the opportunity to gain more hands on experience of our breed. These classes will be judged at the beginning of the Show along with the Junior Handling. They are totally separate from the main show, and do not affect any results in the main show. A dog beaten in these classes is NOT considered a beaten dog for the purpose of the challenge for best dog or bitch. There is no entry fee for these classes. There is a £5.00 prize for First Place in each class. Rosettes will be on offer for 1st place to VHC. Any dogs entered in these classes MUST be entered in a class in the main show. It is important for the Club to support any initiatives which assist in the development of good judges, so PLEASE SUPPORT THESE CLASSES. PROFILE OF OUR JUDGES Mr Martin Phillips (Jaeva) I hope that I am known to most of my fellow Norfolk Terrier exhibitors and NTCGB Club members, but very briefly - I have been involved in dogs for over 40 years; I have bred or owned over 100 UK champions in 7 breeds (Norfolk Terrier, Norwich Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Sealyham Terrier, Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, Flat Coated Retriever and St Bernard). I am qualified to judge the Terrier Group as well as awarding CCs in breeds in other groups, St Bernard and Flat Coated Retriever to name but two. I have also recently been approved to judge Best in Show at All-Breeds General Championship Shows. Norfolk Terriers and Norwich Terriers however remain my passion and I am delighted to be judging the Norfolk Terrier Club of GB Championship Show this year as part of the weekend of celebrations for the 25 th Anniversary of the Midland Counties Norfolk Terrier Association. I look forward to seeing you all there. Mrs Nicky Graves (Pipsacre) Like a lot of judges I can't remember a time when we didn't have dogs as a child. I went to my first dog show at the age of eleven, and started out with a Standard Poodle. In the eighties, I started showing Border Collies under the Hawesmere affix, breeding Our Dogs & Pedigree’s Top Winning Border Collie Puppy in 1988. We also bred a Multi- national Champion in Belgium, as well as CC and RCC winners who went on to sire Champions themselves. In 2005, I purchased my first Norfolk Terrier. I had already joined the Norfolk Terrier Club before I got my puppy and have been a member ever since. I have bred several litters and all my Norfolks can trace their lines back to my original bitch. I feel honoured to have been asked to do the two special classes and the junior handling classes. So thank you, I am really looking forward to it. • IMPORTANT NOTICES • DOGS IN VEHICLES Your dog is vulnerable and AT RISK if left in a vehicle in high temperatures, even on days considered as slightly warm. If your dog is found to be at risk, forcible entry to your vehicle may be necessary without liability for any damage caused. Dogs are also vulnerable and at risk from theft if left in unattended vehicles, even for a short period. This is particularly prevalent during journeys to and from shows and events. PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR DOG(S). CHILD PROTECTION ACT Under the Child Protection Act, The Norfolk Terrier Club of Great Britain cannot accept any responsibility for the safety and/or behaviour of any child at any Club Show or Event. Parents and Guardians are responsible for the welfare and behaviour of all Children in their care during the period of the Show or Event. PERPETUAL CUPS AND TROPHIES To be won at this show – confined to members of NTCGB and not to be taken out of the UK 1 The Titanium Cup Minor Puppy Dog Mr & Mrs T.R.
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