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5:16 with Forms Peninsula Australian Shepherd Association is excited to announce ASCA Dock Jumping! June 22nd, 2019 Location: Doggone Dirty Dock Diving 756 Jarvis Lane Hollister, CA 95023 Judge: Mark Dias Briefing at 9 AM, 1st jump at 10:00am. Launches will take place at 2 hour intervals: 12:00pm, 2:00pm, and 4:00pm. Dock will be a regular competition length 40’ dock. 4 Launches , 2 jumps/launch. Best of 2 jumps determines placement. Pre- Entry $100 for all 4 or $25 per launch. Pre-entries open May 17th 2019 & must be postmarked by June 14th 2019. Mail entries to : Warene Waters, Secretary, 1570 Hilltop Rd., Hollister, CA 95023. Open Dock - $15 per dog per day. Open dock is for people just wanting to practice/try it. If you have registered that day of competition, you do not need to pay for open dock to get in more practice in between launches. Awards: Flat ribbons will be awarded for 1st-4th place in each division. 1st place teams will also receive an additional award. Day of entry , limited to space available: $30/launch. You can also apply for a QT number with your day of entries. (see link below) Day of entries will remain open all day. This event will be open to all breeds and mixed breeds. An ASCA Registration #, LEP#, or QT number will be required to track any titles. The application for the tracking number can be found here: https:// www.asca.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/trackapp.pdf. Current entry forms must be used and can be found at the following link:https://www.asca.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/djentryformb.pdf **No entry shall be accepted from a dog or handler disqualified from the ASCA Dock Jumping Program; a dog or handler disqualified from all ASCA programs; or a person not in good standing with ASCA. Bitches in season may not compete at this event.** E-mail questions to the Trial Chair: Warene Waters [email protected] 408-313-9565 Directions to event site: Coming from Hwy 101 North or South take the Hwy 25 Hollister exit turn left onto Shore Rd. Shore Rd. Changes to Fairview, continue on Fairview to Rosa Morada Rd. Turn left onto Rosa Morada. Turn right onto Jarvis and you will see a sign on the right Doggone Dirty Dock Diving. Dock Jumping trials sanctioned only by the Australian Shepherd Club of America (ASCA) are governed by ASCA’s “Dock Jumping Rules and Regulations”; by any rules and regulations set forth in the Premium for each trial (which shall not conflict with the “Dock Jumping Rules and Regulations”); and by the Bylaws of the Australian Shepherd Club of America. Current Dock Jumping rules can be viewed at https:// www.asca.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Dock-Jumping-Rules.pdf Hotels that accept dogs: Cinderella Motel -110 San Felipe Rd. Hollister, 95023 831-637-5761. La Quinta Inn Morgan Hill (669) 888-3700, 17043 Condit Road, Morgan Hill, CA Motel 6 Gilroy: (408) 842-6061, 6110 Monterey Rd, Gilroy, CA Morgan Hill Residence Inn: (408) 782-8322, 18620 Madrone Pkwy Morgan Hill, CA Extended Stay America, (408) 779-9281, 605 Jarvis Avenue,Morgan Hill, CA Emergency Vet: Gilroy Vet 9565 Monterey Rd. Gilroy. 408-842-9348. Note to exhibitors: ** If you are signed up for Launches, during competition there are no practice jumps. If you need to practice or get your dog wet, please be there before the Launch time and we will put exhibitors before open dock dogs. Competitors do not have to pay for open dock practice jumps, and will receive precedence over non-contestants for Open Dock jumps. **Open Dock - Dogs not in competition can pay a $15 per dog practice fee, and you can practice all day in between competition rounds. You'll get in line with everyone else, take 2 jumps, then get back in line. If you're brand new, we can help you get started. When you get to the event, just find the event secretary's tent and ask her if there is availability. You will be asked for your name and signature for the liability waiver, & anyone else that will be going on the dock with you must do the same. NOTE: You do not have to be a registered competitor to come out and practice, but we highly encourage your dog to be a swimmer and have toy drive. **Make sure to let the trial chair/check in person know that this is your first time, and please try not to be intimidated... we were all in your shoes at one time or another, and before you know it, you'll know everyone's name and hopefully you'll be coming to as many events as you can because you and your dog will be hooked! AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB OF AMERICA AGREEMENT DOCK JUMPING TRIAL ENTRY The person who signs this agreement represents that he/she is authorized to enter into this SHOW DATES agreement on behalf of both exhibitor and the owner of entered dog. In consideration of HOST CLUB acceptance of this entry: 1.1 As used here, “ASCA” means the Australian Shepherd Club of America, its affiliate clubs USE ONE ENTRY FORM PER DOG. PRINT OR TYPE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. and each of their members, officers, directors, employees, show chairs, show committees, and agents. Dog’s ASCA Registration #: (LEP/QTracking/Regular) Breed: Sex: Male Female 1.2 Handler/owner agrees to abide by the rules and regulations of ASCA and any other rules and regulations appearing in the premium for this event. Registered Name: 1.3 Handler/Owner certifies that the entered dog is not a hazard to persons, dogs, or property Call Name: Date of birth: and that the entered dog’s rabies vaccination is current in accordance with the Owner(s): requirement of the state in which the dog resides. Primary owner address: 1.4 Handler/Owner acknowledges all hazards presented by the event and the event premises, City: State: Zip: including, but not limited to: the condition of the floors, stairways, halls, lighting, security measures (or lack thereof), electrical appliances, fittings, show rings, parking areas, and Handler: the presence of unfamiliar animals and people. Exhibitor and owner assume the risk of (If other than owner) any harm arising from these. Membership ID#: JR Date of birth: (Please enter JR # if JR is handling dog) (If JR is handling dog) 1.5 Handler/Owner releases ASCA, the ASCA affiliate club (including its officers, directors, Fetch It Start Distance: ft Dog’s Height @ Withers if 16” or under: members, and event organizing committee), and the site owner(s) harmless from all present and future loss, injury, damage, claims, demands and liabilities involving the Launch PB Distance: ft entered dog, the event, or event premises. Without limiting the generality of the HIT Qualify for: Featherweight Veteran Junior (If club offers) foregoing hold harmless provisions, handler/owner hereby specifically assume sole responsibility for, and agree to indemnify and save aforementioned parties harmless Day(s) Entered from, any and all loss and expenses (including legal fees) by reason of the liability imposed by law upon any of the aforementioned parties for damages because of bodily injuries, Class Entered (Check one) DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 including death, at any time in consequence of my (our) participation in this event; Launch or Fetch It howsoever such injury, or death, may be caused, and whether or not the same may have Launch or Fetch It been caused, or may have been alleged to have been caused, by negligence of the aforementioned parties or any of their employees or agents, or any other persons. Launch or Fetch It Person signing this form is responsible for all errors and rule violations. Launch or Fetch It I have read, understood, and acknowledge the above agreement. Launch or Fetch It Launch or Fetch It Date: Signature of Owner/Handler Date: Entry Fee Per Class: $ Package Entry Fee (if offered): $ Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian of Minor (if applicable) TOTAL ENTRY FEE: $ Phone Email HANDLER/OWNER MUST READ & SIGN REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM. PARENT/GUARDIAN OF JUNIOR MUST SIGN AS WELL. Emergency Contact Phone Emergency Contact Name (First and Last) ASCA Service Membership and FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QT Number Application In order to have ASCA trial points tracked and to receive titling certificates, each non-ASCA Do I have to have a QTnumber to compete? registered dog will be required to have an ASCA QT Number. This is a one-time fee of • You do not need a QT number in order to compete in Agility, $10/dog. At the time of applying for the QT number, the individual owner must also be an ASCA member (minimum membership type, Service, is required). ASCA membership does Stock or UAD events, unless you want to earn ASCA titles. not have to be maintained in subsequent years. It will be the responsibility of the owner to identify previous ASCA points earned when • You will need a QT number to enter an Obedience Trial, Rally applying for a QT Number. Trial, Tracking Test or ASCA Sanctioned Dock Jumping. Please type or print clearly. Incomplete or illegible forms will be returned. • Your dog does not have to be a purebred to receive a QT Membership Application number from ASCA. Service Membership Fee: $10.00 per person if not a current member Owner’s Name (1): Why would I need or want a QT number for my dog? Owner’s Name (2): If you would like your dog’s points recorded by ASCA, and Owner’s Address: receive title certificates in the mail for your accomplishments, City: State: Zip: you will need to obtain a QT number.
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