Sussex Longdog Association Show Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 October 2015

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2015 AUTUMN SHOW & GAME FAIR SUSSEX LONGDOG ASSOCIATION SHOW SATURDAY 3 & SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER 2015 Judging commences at 12.00noon Entry fee: £2.00 per dog per class Prizes: Rosettes 1st – 4th place SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CLASS CLASS Class 1 Rough Coated Puppy 6 to 12 months open to Lurchers Class 2 Smooth Coated Puppy 6 to 12 months open to Lurchers, Greyhounds and Whippets Class 3 Best Puppy from classes 1 and 2 Class 4 Smooth Lurcher dog and bitch under 21” Class 5 Rough Lurcher dog and bitch under 21” Class 6 Smooth Lurcher dog and bitch 21” to under 24” Class 7 Rough Lurcher dog and bitch 21” to under 24” Class 8 Smooth Lurcher dog and bitch 24” and over Class 9 Rough Lurcher dog and bitch 24” and over Class 10 Purebred Greyhound dog and bitch Class 11 Purebred Whippet dog and bitch Please note Puppies (i.e. dogs less than 12 months) are NOT eligible to be shown in adult classes. Also, if there are a large number of dogs in classes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 we will split dog and bitch into two classes on the day. Please make sure your dog is entered in the correct class. If you are in any doubt please have your dog measured by a Sussex Longdog Association committee member to avoid disappointment. CLASS Class 12 Best Rescue/Rehomed Lurcher, Greyhound or Whippet Class 13 Child Handler open to children under 14 years of age Class 14 Best Pair mix or match Class 15 Veteran Lurcher, Whippet or Greyhound 7 years or older Class 16 Any Sighthound (not separately classified) Class 17 Supreme Champion open to winners of classes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE DAY.

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