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Stafford & District Canine Society STAFFORD & DISTRICT CANINE SOCIETY Schedule of 283 Class Unbenched Sponsored by Sponsored by OPEN SHOW (Judged on the Group System) (held under Kennel Club Limited Rules & Regulations) to be held in the Prestwood & Argyle Centres, Bingley Hall (Staffordshire County Showground) Weston Road (A518), Stafford ST18 0BD th on SATURDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2019 Show Opens: 8.00 am Judging: 9.30 am Guarantors to the Kennel Club: Mrs C. Lawton-Anderson (Chairperson), 24 Abbey Street, Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme ST5 6ND. Mr G. Talbot, 35 Marlborough Close, Great Haywood, Stafford ST18 0SF. Mr Ian J. Sparham (Hon. Secretary), 12 Marlborough Close, Great Haywood, Stafford ST18 0SF. Veterinary Surgeon (on call): Park House Veterinary Centre New Garden Street, Stafford ST17 4AG. Tel: 01785 252846 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: Saturday, 31st August 2019 (Postmark) On-line entries can be made up until midnight on Sunday, 8th September 2019 at www.fossedata.co.uk Postal entries and fees, which MUST be pre-paid, to the Hon. Secretary: Mr Ian J. Sparham 12 Marlborough Close, Great Haywood, Stafford ST18 0SF Tel: 01889 883378 — Mobile: 07860 388865 Email: [email protected] Only undocked dogs and legally docked dogs may be entered for exhibition at this show STAFFORD AND DISTRICT CANINE SOCIETY OFFICERS & COMMITTEE President: Miss Angela Dodd Hon. Vice Presidents: Mrs D. Arnold, Mrs H. Talbot Chairperson: Mrs C. Lawton-Anderson Hon. Life Members: Mr R. Pearce, Mr G. Talbot Hon. Secretary/Treasurer: Mr Ian J. Sparham Fire & Safety Officer: Mrs C. Lawton-Anderson Show Manager: Mr M. Glover Committee: Mesdames Arnold, Dodd, Glover, Lawton-Anderson, Quartermain, Riley, Talbot; Miss Parker; Messrs Glover, Sparham, Talbot FEES Entry Fees: First entry per dog £5.50 Each subsequent class with same dog £1.50 JHA & Adult Handling Classes: £1.50 per class Not for Competition: £2.00 per dog (over 4 calendar months of age) Catalogues: £3.50 pre-paid with entries (limited number available on the day £4.00) Donations: Donations will be acknowledged in the Catalogue Membership: Single £1.00 or Joint £1.50 (1st May - 30th April) Cheques/Postal Orders payable to: Stafford & District Canine Society ON NO ACCOUNT WILL ENTRIES BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT FEES PLEASE NOTE: A CHARGE OF £10.00 WILL BE MADE ON ALL DISHONOURED CHEQUES ROSETTES Best in Show • Reserve Best in Show Best Puppy in Show • Reserve Best Puppy in Show Best Veteran in Show • Reserve Best Veteran in Show Groups 1 - 4 • Puppy Groups 1 - 4 (Only the winners of the AV Veteran Classes are eligible to compete for BVIS) Best of Breed • Best Puppy in Breed 1st in ALL Classes (2nd, 3rd, 4th available on request from the Secretary's table) SPONSORSHIP Breed sponsorship detailed with the breed classes in the schedule Best in Show & Best Puppy in Show rosettes kindly donated by Awardboard Rosettes Best Veteran in Show, Working Group & Working Puppy Group rosettes kindly sponsored by our President, Miss Angela Dodd Midland Counties Canine Society kindly offer free entry to their 2020 Championship Show for our Best in Show & Best Puppy in Show Prizes for all Groups winners & all Puppy Group winners kindly donated by Perrault Rosettes PRIZE MONEY A.V. Puppy Stakes, A.V. Junior Stakes & A.V. Open Stakes All entry fees received for the stakes classes will be distributed as prize money across the three classes, 1st to 5th place ORDER OF JUDGING will be available from Saturday, 21st September 2019 on www.fossedata.co.uk and Stafford & District Canine Society's Facebook page or from the Secretary (calls between 9.00 am - 8.00 pm please) Please note: Breeds or Stakes classes may be moved as rings become available. It is the responsibility of all exhibitors to ensure that their dogs are available for judging when required. Junior Handling will be in the first available ring but not before 12.30 pm followed by Adult Handling. Our grateful thanks to for their sponsorship Best in Show ~ 6kg Cobbydog Best Puppy in Show ~ 3kg Cobbydog Best Veteran in Show ~ 3kg Cobbydog Lewis Baucutt (Our Dogs Photographer) will be attending the Show AGM Thursday, 9th April 2020 at 7.30 pm Great Haywood Sports & Social Club Main Street, Great Haywood, Stafford ST18 0SU • PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS • CANCELLATION OR ABANDONMENT Please Note: Entry fees will not be refunded in any circumstances where any act of God or any unforeseen reason causes the cancellation or abandonment of the show after entries have closed. • CLASSIFICATION • (All classes are for Dog or Bitch unless otherwise stated) IMPORTED BREED REGISTER A.V. IMPORTED BREED REGISTER 1. Puppy 3. Post Graduate Judge: Peter A. Young (Lotsmoor) 2. Junior 4. Open Best Imported Breed Register & Best Imported Breed Register Puppy are eligible to challenge in their respective Groups HOUND GROUP - Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) AFGHAN HOUND 5. Puppy Dog 9. Puppy Bitch Dogs: Evie Williams (Evrussky) 6. Junior Dog 10. Junior Bitch Bitches: David Bell (Balintyne) 7. Post Graduate Dog 11. Post Graduate Bitch Referee: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 8. Open Dog 12. Open Bitch Afghan Hound Association kindly sponsor rosettes for BOB, RBOB & BPIB Claire Parker kindly offers £5.00 for BOB & £5.00 for BPIB BEAGLE 13. Puppy 15. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 14. Junior 16. Open DACHSHUND (LONG-HAIRED) 17. Junior 19. Open Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 18. Post Graduate LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes DACHSHUND (MIN. LONG-HAIRED) 20. Puppy 22. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 21. Junior 23. Open This breed will be weighed at this Show LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes DACHSHUND (SMOOTH-HAIRED) 24. Junior 26. Open Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 25. Post Graduate LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes DACHSHUND (MIN. SMOOTH-HAIRED) 27. Puppy 29. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 28. Junior 30. Open This breed will be weighed at this Show LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes DACHSHUND (WIRE-HAIRED) 31. Junior 33. Open Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 32. Post Graduate LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes DACHSHUND (MIN. WIRE-HAIRED) 34. Puppy 36. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 35. Junior 37. Open This breed will be weighed at this Show LHDC kindly sponsor Class, BOB & BPIB rosettes IBIZAN HOUND 38. Puppy 40. Post Graduate Judge: Peter A. Young (Lotsmoor) 39. Junior 41. Open RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK 42. Puppy 44. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 43. Junior 45. Open WHIPPET 46. Puppy 48. Post Graduate Judge: Debbie Reed (Dejare) 47. Junior 49. Open A.V.N.S.C. HOUND 50. Puppy 52. Post Graduate Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) 51. Junior 53. Open A.V. HOUND VETERAN 54. Veteran Judge: Mrs Jo Beckett-Hughes (Mulranny) Winner will compete for Best Veteran in Show GUNDOG GROUP - Judge: David Bell (Balintyne) ENGLISH SETTER 55. Puppy 57. Post Graduate Judge: Val Jarvis (Lowden) 56. Junior 58. Open Midland English Setter Society, kindly sponsor rosettes and £5.00 for BOB and £5.00 for BPIB Kay & Eric Stephenson kindly offer prizes for each class winner GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTER 59. Puppy 61. Post Graduate Judge: Mark Slimak 60. Junior 62. Open GORDON SETTER 63. Puppy 65. Post Graduate Judge: P. Collins (Forestpoint) 64. Junior 66. Open IRISH RED & WHITE SETTER 67. Puppy 69. Post Graduate Judge: P. Collins (Forestpoint) 68. Junior 70. Open Sponsored by the Irish Red & White Setter Club of Great Britain IRISH SETTER 71. Puppy 74. Limit Judge: Andrew McDowell (Byedales) 72. Junior 75. Open 73. Post Graduate Prize Money kindly sponsored by Gill & Andy Dale: £10.00 for BOB, £5.00 for RBOB, £5.00 for BPIB POINTER 76. Puppy 78. Post Graduate Judge: Mark Slimak 77. Junior 79. Open RETRIEVER (FLAT COATED) 80. Puppy 82. Post Graduate Judge: Lucy Berrisford (Lubellka) 81. Junior 83. Open RETRIEVER (GOLDEN) 84. Puppy 87. Limit Judge: Gemma Harcombe-Moore (Adonisdream) 85. Junior 88. Open 86. Post Graduate RETRIEVER (LABRADOR) 89. Puppy 91. Post Graduate Judge: Gareth Proctor (Penkaric) 90. Junior 92. Open SPANIEL (AMERICAN COCKER) 93. Puppy 95. Post Graduate Judge: David Bell (Balintyne) 94. Junior 96. Open Prize Money kindly sponsored by M. & C. Glover: £10.00 BOB & £5.00 BPIB SPANIEL (COCKER) 97. Puppy 100. Limit Judge: Dr Stuart Crisp (Genavieve) 98. Junior 101. Open 99. Post Graduate A.V.N.S.C. GUNDOG 102. Puppy 104. Post Graduate Judge: David Bell (Balintyne) 103. Junior 105. Open A.V. GUNDOG VETERAN 106. Veteran Judge: David Bell (Balintyne) Winner will compete for Best Veteran in Show PASTORAL GROUP - Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) BEARDED COLLIE 107. Puppy 109. Post Graduate Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) 108. Junior 110. Open BORDER COLLIE 111. Puppy 113. Post Graduate Judge: Phil Surridge 112. Junior 114. Open BRIARD 115. Puppy 117. Post Graduate Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) 116. Junior 118. Open COLLIE (ROUGH) 119. Puppy 121. Post Graduate Judge: Phil Surridge 120. Junior 122. Open NORWEGIAN BUHUND 123. Puppy 125. Post Graduate Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) 124. Junior 126. Open SHETLAND SHEEPDOG 127. Puppy 129. Post Graduate Judge: Phil Surridge 128. Junior 130. Open A.V.N.S.C. PASTORAL 131. Puppy 133. Post Graduate Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) 132. Junior 134. Open A.V. PASTORAL SPECIAL VETERAN 135. Veteran Judge: Marion Hodgson (Ddalrus) Winner will compete for Best Veteran in Show WORKING GROUP - Judge: Jannette Blunden (Mikette) DOBERMANN 136.
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