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Clumber Spaniel Club of America Hunt Test Clumber Spaniel Club of America Hunt Test American Kennel Club Licensed Spaniel Hunt Test Saturday March 28, 2020 (Event# 2020131123) AND Sunday March 29, 2020 (Event# 2020131124) Event Location: 4779 SR AA Tebbetts, MO Tebbetts, MO Entries Close: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time(ET) Clumber Spaniel Club of America www.clumbers.org OPEN TO PREFERENCE GIVEN TO CLUMBER SPANIELS(Listed Below) This Spaniel Hunt Test is held under the Rules and Procedures of the American Kennel Club. Eligible Breeds for Spaniel Hunting Tests: Airedale Terriers, American Water Spaniels, Boykin Spaniels, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Clumber Spaniels, Cocker Spaniels, Curly-Coated Retrievers, English Cocker Spaniels, English Springer Spaniels,Field Spaniels, Flat-Coated Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Irish Water Spaniels, Labrador Retrievers, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers(Feb 1, 2019), Poodles - Standard and Miniature, Sussex Spaniels, and Welsh Springer Spaniels. All dogs must be six months of age or over on the day of the Hunting Test. Event Schedule & Entry Fees: Saturday March 28, 2020 (AM) Stake Fee Start Judges *Denotes Apprentice Judge Master $75 After Senior Robert Wickwire Cathy Vinzant Senior $75 After Junior Cathy Pullian Cathy Vinzant Junior $75 8:30 AM Cathy Pullian Robert Wickwire Event Schedule & Entry Fees: Sunday March 29, 2020 (AM) Stake Fee Start Judges *Denotes Apprentice Judge Master $75 After Senior Danelle Oliver Robert Wickwire Senior $75 After Junior Cathy Pullian Danelle Oliver Junior $75 8:30 AM Danelle Oliver Robert Wickwire Entries Close: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 11:59 P.M. Eastern Time(ET) ENTER ONLINE AT: ENTRIES CLOSE: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time(ET) CLUB Event Secretary OR Kathy Kelly Mail ENTRIES & PAYMENT TO: 2905 NW 108th St Vancouver, WA 98685 Hunt Sec LLC 3606071670 708 CR 3140 [email protected] Crockett, TX 75835 For Mailed entries make checks payable to: Hunt Sec For Mailed entries, please include the $4.00 Service/Entry Fee per dog/ per entry. *$4.00 fee per dog/ per stake entry below $100 *$4.50 fee per dog/ per stake entry $100 - $145 WELCOME STATEMENT Welcome to the 2020 Clumber Spaniel Club of America, National Specialty Hunt Tests. We have two great days of hunting planned for you. Good hunting to all, and please follow the guidelines outlined in your Premium. Catalogs will be available to all participants. CLUB OFFICERS President: Cathy Dorris Vice-President: Doug Johnson Secretary: Trish Gregory Treasurer: Ken Harringer EVENT COMMITTEE Event Chairman Event Secretary Julie Wickwire/Linda Fraser Kathy Kelly 3302 SE Summerfield Dr 2905 NW 108th St Corvallis, OR 97333 Vancouver, WA 98685 5412313058 3606071670 2509515712 [email protected] [email protected] Co-Chair Linda Fraser Member Lois Hamilton Co-Chair Julie Wickwire Member June Pettit Secretary Kathy Kelly Member Steve Gerbovitz Member Lorin Sutherland BIRDS Pigeon, Chukar, and/or Pheasant PRIZES Qualifying dogs will receive official AKC rosette ribbons. ADDITIONAL EVENT INFORMATION Birdiness Testing - Entries limited to 10 - 12 dogs. Date and Fee TBD RV parking allowed if it is not too wet Bring your own lawn chairs and rain gear Porta Potty will be available on site Smoking allowed in parking lot only EVENT EMERGENCY AND VETERINARIAN INFORMATION Police, Fire, Medical Call 911 Hospital: St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City, MO, 2505 Mission Dr. 573-681-3000. Westside Veterinary Clinic, 4736 Country Club Dr, Jefferson City, MO 573-893-7707 DRAWINGS/RUNNING ORDER Drawings will take place at Huntsecretary.com 8:00 AM ET on 3/18/2020. The Running Order will be electronically randomized and adjusted slightly to accommodate handlers running multiple dogs. SCRATCHES Scratches prior to closing date will be refunded by HuntSecretary.com unless Club Scratch Policy below states otherwise. After the closing date, all scratches will be handled based on the Club Scratch Policy specified below. Club Scratch Policy ACCOMMODATIONS Candlewood Suites 573-634-8822 3514 Amazonas Dr, Jefferson City, MO Petw: $75.00/stay, 80lb weight limit Travelodge by Wyndham 573-415-0241 1710 Jefferson City, MO Pets: $20.00/pet/night, 50lb weight limit America's Best Value Inn 573-634-4220 1624 Jefferson St, Jefferson City MO Pets: $10.00/pet/day 50lb weight limit, 3 dogs/room LUNCH INFORMATION Lunch will be available on both days. Sign up at the Secretary's table $10.00 - $12.00. Menu TBD Event LOCATION / MAP / DIRECTIONS 4779 SR AA Tebbetts, MO Tebbetts, MO Aprox. 13 miles from Jefferson City, MO Aprox, 89.5 miles from St. Louis From Jefferson City, MO: Start out going East on Missouri Blvd/US 50 toward Ohio St 0.25 miles Merge onto US 54 E, 1.95 miles Merge onto MO 94 toward Mokane 10.21 miles Turn left onto State Road AA/MO AA. 0.54 miles 4779 SR AA, Tebbetts, MO is on the right. Your destination is 0.2 miles past County Road 4003. From Holiday Inn, Six Flags: Left onto Six Flags Rd, 0.8 miles Left onto I44W/US 50 W 9.57 miles Take exit 251 Toward MO 100 W/Washington 0.46 miles Slight right onto Highway AT 0.09 miles Straight to go onto Highway 100/MO 100 9.77 miles Right onto Franklin Ave/MO 47 8.39 miles Turn left onto W Stae Highway 94/MO 94 7.64 miles Official American Kennel Club ® FIELD TRIAL or HUNT TEST Form Club: Date(s): Event# Event type: Enter In Stake/test: Location: (test or trial) Retriever Trials ONLY this dog is qualified for (check answer): Limited All Age Stake: YES NO Restricted All-Age Stake: YES No Special All Age Stake: YES NO I enclose Entry Fees: AKC Number: Foreign & List Country: In Amount of: (please add $4 per dog/stake for HS Fees) Full Name of Dog: Reg# : Sex: Breed: Call Name: Date of Birth: Sire: Dam: Name of Breeder: Actual Owner(s): Owner's Address: City: State: Zip: Name of Owner's Agent/Handler Agent/Handler's Address: City: State: Zip: AKC Rules, Regulations, Policies and Guidelines are available on the American Kennel Club website: www.akc.org AGREEMENT I certify that I am the actual owner of the dog, or that I am the duly authorized agent of the actual owner whose name I have entered above. In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I (we) agree to abide by the rules and regulations of The American Kennel Club in effect at the time of this event, and any additional rules and regulations appearing in the premium list of this event and entry form and any decision made in accord with them. I (we) agree that the club holding this event has the right to refuse this entry for cause which the club shall deem sufficient. I (we) certify and represent that the dog entered is not a hazard to persons or other dogs. In consideration of the acceptance of this entry and of the holding of this event and of the opportunity to have the dog judged and to win prizes, ribbons, or trophies, I (we) agree to hold the AKC, the event-giving club, their members, directors, governors, officers, agents, superintendents or event secretary and the owner and/or lessor of the premises and any provider of services that are necessary to hold this event and any employees or volunteers of the aforementioned parties, and any AKC approved judge, judging at this event, harmless from any claim for loss or injury which may be alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly to any person or thing by the act of this dog while in or about the event premises or grounds or near any entrance thereto, and I (we) personally assume all responsibility and liability for any such claim; and I (we) further agree to hold the aforementioned parties harmless from any claim for loss, injury or damage to this dog. Additionally, I (we) hereby assume the sole responsibility for and agree to indemnify, defend and save the aforementioned parties harmless from any and all loss and expense (including legal fees) by reason of the liability imposed by law upon any of the aforementioned parties for damage because of bodily injuries, including death at any time resulting therefrom, sustained by any person or persons, including myself (ourselves), or on account of damage to property, arising out of or in consequence of my (our) participation in this event, however such, injuries, death or property damage may be caused, and whether or not the same may have been caused or may be alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the aforementioned parties or any of their employees, agents, or any other person. I (we) agree that the determination of whether the injury is serious shall be made by the event veterinarian and is binding on me (us). I (WE) AGREE THAT ANY CAUSE OF ACTION, CONTROVERSY OR CLAIM ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THE ENTRY, EXHIBITION OR ATTENDANCE AT THE EVENT BETWEEN THE AKC AND THE EVENT-GIVING CLUB (UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED IN THIS PREMIUM LIST) AND MYSELF (OURSELVES) OR AS TO THE CONSTRUCTION, INTERPRETATION AND EFFECT OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE SETTLED BY ARBITRATION PURSUANT TO THE APPLICABLE RULES OF THE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION. HOWEVER, PRIOR TO ARBITRATION ALL APPLICABLE AKC BYLAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES MUST FIRST BE FOLLOWED AS SET FORTH IN THE AKC CHARTER AND BYLAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS, PUBLISHED POLICIES AND GUIDELINES. Signature of owner or his agent duly authorized to make this entry: Tel: Email: Send Mailed Entries & Payment to:*** Hunt Sec LLC ** Please note: All Mailed entries will be opened randomly the morning after an 708 CR 3140 event opens (for everyone).
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