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TERRIER SHOW SCHEDULE Judging to Commence at 12 Noon Prompt Entry Fee £1.50 Per Dog Per Class Judge – Rod Wilson TERRIER SHOW SCHEDULE Judging to commence at 12 noon prompt Entry fee £1.50 per dog per class Judge – Rod Wilson CLASS 1 Jack Russell type Dog / Bitch puppy 6 – 12 months CLASS 2 Border type Dog / Bitch puppy 6 – 12 months CLASS 3 Lakeland / Fell / Crossbred puppy 6 – 12 months CLASS 4 PUPPY CHAMPIONSHIP Winners from Classes 1, 2 & 3 CLASS 5 Jack Russell type Smooth Coated Dog Over 1 year CLASS 6 Jack Russell type Rough Coated Dog Over 1 year CLASS 7 Border type Dog Over 1 year CLASS 8 Lakeland type Dog Over 1 year CLASS 9 Black Fell type Dog Over 1 year CLASS 10 Crossbred type Dog Over 1 year CLASS 11 Jack Russell type Smooth Coated Bitch Over 1 year CLASS 12 Jack Russell type Rough Coated Bitch Over 1 year CLASS 13 Border type Bitch Over 1 year CLASS 14 Lakeland type Bitch Over 1 year CLASS 15 Black Fell type Bitch Over 1 year CLASS 16 Crossbred type Bitch Over 1 year THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS 17 Working Terrier – Dog or Bitch CLASS 18 Best Child Handler 16 yrs & under CLASS 19 Best Veteran Dog or Bitch 7 yrs & over CLASS 20 Best Couple Class CLASS 21 Winners from Classes : 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 For the Best Dog CLASS 22 Winners from Classes : 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16 For the Best Bitch CLASS 23 Winners only from Classes : 21 & 22 for: CHAMPION OF SHOW Qualifiers secured: North Wales Terrier Champion of Champions National Working Terrier Federation Championship Countryman’s Weekly Champion of Champions Qualifiers applied for: Earth Dog Championship LURCHER SHOW SCHEDULE Judging to commence at 12 noon prompt Entry fee £1.50 per dog per class Judge – Rob Davis CLASS 1 Dog puppy 6 – 12 months CLASS 2 Bitch puppy 6 – 12 months CLASS 3 PUPPY CHAMPIONSHIP Winners from Classes 1 & 2 CLASS 4 Smooth Dog Under 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 5 Smooth Bitch Under 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 6 Rough Dog Under 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 7 Rough Bitch Under 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 8 Smooth Dog Over 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 9 Smooth Bitch Over 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 10 Rough Dog Over 23 inches Over 1 year CLASS 11 Rough Bitch Over 23 inches Over 1 year THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS 12 Working Lurcher – Dog or Bitch (Running Dog Qualifier) CLASS 13 Saluki Cross Greyhound Dog or Bitch CLASS 14 Veteran Dog or Bitch 7 yrs & over CLASS 15 Any Pair of Lurchers CLASS 16 Any Purebred or Purebred Type CLASS 17 Bull Cross Dog or Bitch (Qualifier) CLASS 18 Rabbiting Class Dog or Bitch Under 21 inches CLASS 19 Best Child Handler 16 yrs & under CLASS 20 Winners from Classes : 4, 6, 8 & 10 - For the Best Dog CLASS 21 Winners from Classes : 5, 7, 9 & 11 For the Best Bitch CLASS 22 Winners only from Classes : 20 & 21 for CHAMPION OF SHOW Qualifiers secured: North Wales Lurcher Champion of Champions National Lurcher and Racing Club Championship Countryman’s Weekly Champion of Champions Derbyshire Lurchers and Longdog Championship Qualifiers applied for: Running Dog Championship FAMILY DOG SHOW Judging to commence at 12 noon prompt Entry Fee: £1.50 per dog per class Rosettes to 6th place Judge – Pat Ayres PEDIGREE CLASSES Class 1 Any variety Puppy (6 -12 months) Class 2 Any variety Junior (12 – 18 months) Class 3 Any variety Toy Class 4 Any variety Utility Class 5 Any variety Pastoral Class 6 Any variety Terrier Class 7 Any variety Hound Class 8 Any variety Working Class 9 Any variety Gun Dog Winners of classes 1 – 9 to go forward for Class 10 Champion of Show – who will receive a trophy to keep Champion Puppy of Show – who will receive Champion rosette and prize FUN CLASSES Class 11 Best Child Handler 12 years and under Class 12 Best Veteran Dog 7 years and older Class 13 Waggiest tail Class 14 Best Rescue Class 15 Best 6 legs Class 16 Best Mongrel or Cross Bred Class 17 Who the judge would most like to take home Class 18 Fancy Dress Class 19 Best Sausage Catcher .
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