OFFICIAL AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB AGILITY ENTRY FORM AKC Rules, Regulations, Policies and Guidelines Are Available on the American Kennel Club Web Site

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OFFICIAL AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB AGILITY ENTRY FORM AKC Rules, Regulations, Policies and Guidelines Are Available on the American Kennel Club Web Site ENTRY METHOD: FIRST RECEIVED Agility Event #’s 2021129816/2021129817 ENTRIES OPEN Wednesday April 21, at 6 a.m. at the Trial Secretary’s address. Entries received before this date/time will be returned. Maximum 10 entries/envelope. No hand-delivered entries within Golden Retriever Club of Illinois the first 24 hours. Overnight/certified mail must be sent with the “No Signature Required” waiver. (Licensed by the American Kennel Club) ELECTRONIC ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Email a completed and signed entry form to the trial June 26 – 27, 2021 secretary. A PayPal invoice will be emailed to you. Once payment has been received, the entry will be processed. Download a blank entry form from the link found at: www.agilgold.com 2nd Annual FINAL CLOSING DATE Friday, June 11 at 8 p.m. after which time entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered, or substituted except as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Rules Applying to Dog Shows. Breeds Eligible to Enter the Saturday/Sunday Sporting Dog Agility Classic: Per AKC Rules, no mixed breeds of Sporting Dogs are allowed. 1. American Water Spaniel 17. Gordon Setter 2. Barbet 18. Irish Red and White Setter 3. Boykin Spaniel 19. Irish Setter 4. Brittany 20. Irish Water Spaniel 5. Chesapeake Bay Retriever 21. Labrador Retriever Sporting Breeds Only! 6. Clumber Spaniel 22. Lagotto Romagnolo 7. Cocker Spaniel 23. Nederlandse Kooikerhondje 8. Curly-Coated Retriever 24. NS Duck Tolling Retriever 9. English Cocker Spaniel 25. Pointer 10. English Setter 26. Spinone Italiano 11. English Springer Spaniel 27. Sussex Spaniel Saturday – All Levels Std/JWW, + Premier Std/JWW 12. Field Spaniel 28. Vizsla Sunday – All Levels Std/JWW, + FAST (FEO offered) 13. Flat-Coated Retriever 29. Weimaraner 14. German Shorthaired Pointer 30. Welsh Springer Spaniel 15. German Wirehaired Pointer 31. Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 3036 Laura Lane, Middleton, WI 53562 16. Golden Retriever 32. Wirehaired Vizsla 1 Ring – 130’ x 80’ – Indoors on Soccer Turf Proceeds from the ENTRY LIMITS: 350 runs/day GRCI Sporting Dog Agility Classic will be donated to Charge Against Cancer, Trial Hours: Sat/Sun 6:30am to 6:30pm a canine cancer research fund at the University of WI School of Veterinary Medicine. CERTIFICATION Permission is granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation, of this event under American Kennel Club rules and regulations. please make checks payable to: Gina DiNardo, Secretary Charge Against Cancer and include with your entry. www.charge-against-cancer.com CLASSES OFFERED (tentative running order) ENTRIES FEES PER DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Premier JWW Master/Exc JWW Please make checks payable to AgilGold Trial Svcs Master/Exc JWW Master/Exc Std Master/Exc Std FAST $25. for the 1st entry of each dog (includes a $3.50 AKC recording fee) Premier Std Open Std $15. for subsequent entries of same dog (includes a $3.00 AKC recording fee) Open Std Novice Std Novice Std Open JWW Mail Entry/Fees to Trial Secretary: Open JWW Novice JWW Novice JWW Kathy Rudolph, 5715 380th Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 Please consult the AKC Regulations for Agility Trials for a complete description and eligibility for entry [email protected] or (262) 930-1229 into these classes. The exhibitor is fully responsible for entering the dog in the correct class(es)/height divisions. Dogs running in a lower height division than they are eligible for will be eliminated. Express mail entries must include the signature waiver allowing them to be left at the secretary’s address. Direct inquiries to Kathy Rudolph at [email protected]. No entry shall be made, and Entering a Mixture of Regular and Preferred Classes Within the Same Trial Weekend – no entry shall be accepted which specifies any conditions as to its acceptance. Illegible entries will Multiple Jump Heights Within the Same Trial Day not be processed and will be returned to the exhibitor. Returned checks do not constitute a valid Effective January 1, 2020, exhibitors may enter a mixture of both Regular and Preferred classes on entry and the Trial Secretary will add a $30.00 collection fee to the amount of each returned check. the same trial day and/or during a trial weekend. Any mixture of Regular and Preferred classes is E-mail confirmations will be sent to those listing a legible e-mail address on the entry form. allowed. Please note that if a dog qualifies in Regular Master Standard and Preferred Master JWW (or vice versa) on the same trial day, then NO Double Q shall be earned toward either the MACH or PACH title. The Double Q still requires that Standard Agility and Jumpers With Weaves be either both OFFICERS OF GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF ILLINOIS Regular OR both Preferred on the same trial day. President – Donna Bihner Vice President – Kathy Bova Additionally, within the same Regular or Preferred classes, a dog may now be entered in multiple Secretary – Betty Smith Treasurer – Murray Mitchneck jump heights within the same trial day. For example, the same dog may now be entered in 20-inch 28W085 Cantigny Dr., Winfield, IL 60190 Master STD/JWW while also entered in 24C-inch Premier STD/JWW on the same trial day. A separate entry form must be submitted when the same dog is being entered in a mixture of Regular TRIAL COMMITTEE and Preferred and/or different jump heights within the same trial weekend thereby clearly indicating which class(es) and/or jump heights belong together for each trial day of the weekend. Trial Chair: Kim Mroczenski [email protected] 6916 Westview Drive HEIGHT DIVISIONS Oak Forest, IL 60452 REGULAR PREFERRED HEIGHT AT WITHERS (708) 829-8105 Handlers may opt to Handlers must run Owners are responsible for entering their dog run their dog in a higher their dog in their proper in the proper height division. Trial Chair and any other GRCI club members present. height division. eligible height. 8” 4” For dogs 11 inches and under at the withers 12” 8” For dogs 14 inches and under at the withers 16” 12” For dogs 18 inches and under at the withers JUDGE & ASSIGNMENTS 20” 16” For dogs 22 inches and under at the withers All Classes: Jean Munger #16326 24” 20” For dogs over 22 inches at the withers Hampshire, IL Dogs under 22” may be entered at this height at their owner’s discretion if their 24C” measurement is 22” and under at the withers. Dogs who measure into the 24” regular jump height may NOT enter 24 Choice. VETERINARIAN ON CALL MEASURING and HEIGHT CARD INFORMATION Veterinary Emergency Service It is no longer required that you submit a copy of your dog’s jump height card with your entry form or 1612 N. High Point Rd. show it during the day of the show at check in. It is the sole responsibility of the exhibitor to have their Middleton, WI 53562 original official jump height card or temporary jump height form at each trial to present upon request. (608) 831-1101 ALL dogs without a valid Jump Height Card/Form must be measured at some time during the trial Exhibitors should follow their veterinarian’s recommendations to assure their dogs are free of or cluster of trials. This does not preclude having the dog wicketed by the Judge of Record if the internal and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations. VMO or Rep is not available to measure the dog before its first run of the trial or cluster of trials. State Law requires proof of Rabies vaccination (a rabies tag) and, for out of state visitors, It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to have their dog measured prior to running and failure to a health certificate which was signed by your veterinarian within 30 days. do so will result in the cancellation of any qualifying scores. DOGS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS This trial is open to all dogs fifteen (15) months of age or older that are registered with the American Trial will be held in compliance with COVID-19 state and local public health guidelines. Facility Kennel Club or have obtained an AKC Limited Registration, Purebred Alternative Listing/Indefinite and host club safety rules will be updated on the AgilGold website/ judging schedule. Please Listing Privileges (PAL/ILP), an AKC Canine Partners Listing number, or approved Foundation Stock be patient and understanding as we work to provide a safe environment for all. Service (FSS) breeds. Refer to Chapter 2 of the Registration and Discipline Rules for the listing of registerable breeds that may participate. Chapter 5, Section 8, Fix and Go On (FNG) At any time during a run the handler may immediately fix a single obstacle one time. The action shall Dogs should be physically sound. Dogs that are blind shall not be eligible, and neither are bitches in be judged as an elimination, which shall be marked as an “E” on the scribe sheet, resulting in a non- season, aggressive dogs, or dogs suffering from any deformity, injury, or illness which may affect the qualifying score (NQ). The handler may go back a few obstacles prior to the fix. If a jump bar is dog’s physical or mental performance. No dog shall compete if it is taped or bandaged in any way or knocked, the handler may reset it, but the reset is limited to one jump bar. The dog may not be has anything attached to it for medical purposes. Puppies under four months of age are strictly verbally or physically corrected for the error. Weave poles may be immediately re-attempted three prohibited from the trial grounds.
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