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THE OCICAT CLUB 6th CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW (Under the Rules of the Governing Council of the Fancy) To be held at Eynsham Village Hall, Back Road, Eynsham, Nr Witney, Oxon OX29 4QW On Saturday 1st October 2011 SHOW MANAGER Mrs. L. Ashmore 7 Ledstone Road Sheffield S8 0NS

Assistant Show Managers Mrs. J. Keates Mr I Macro Emergency Number on show day: 07871 801143

Entries close 5th September 2011 THE OCICAT CLUB

President: Mr Desmond Morris

OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2011

Chair: Mrs Valerie Donlon 24 Lyndham Avenue Stapenhill Burton-on-Trent Staffs DE15 9BQ Vice-Chairman : Mrs Manuela Croft Trophies Secretary Mrs Valerie Donlon

Honorary Secretary Membership Secretary Mrs Rosemary Caunter Woodlands Mounters Lane Chawton Alton Hampshire GU34 1RZ Tel: 01420 82957

Honorary Treasurer Mrs Lorraine Parry 33 Barley Close Glenfield Leicester LE3 8SB Tel: 0116 2321137

COMMITTEE Mrs Jacky Atkinson Mrs Mavis Ives Mrs Jane Keates Mr David Parry (Welfare Officer) Tel: 0116 2321137 Mr Owen Maudlin Mrs Stacie Shorten Co-opted: Mrs Anita Bryce Mrs Monika Maudlin Mr Ian Shorten

WEBSITE : www.ocicatclubuk.org Webmaster: Mrs Stacie Shorten SHOW MANAGER: MRS L . ASHMORE 7 Ledstone Road Sheffield. S8 0NS

Tel:01142 586866 e-mail: [email protected]

Schedules available from & all entries to be returned to:

ASSISTANT SHOW MANAGER: MRS. J KEATES 11 Bridge Close Bursledon SOUTHAMPTON, HAMPSHIRE SO31 8AN

Tel: 023 80403426 e-mail: [email protected]

JUDGES: Mrs B Shingleton Mrs C Jones Mrs D Harper Mrs M Smith. BEST IN SHOW – Ocicat ADULT Mrs B Shingleton Mrs C Jones NEUTER Mrs C Jones OVERALL Mrs D Harper BEST IN SHOW – Ocicat Classic ADULT Mrs D Harper KITTEN Mrs C Jones NEUTER Mrs C Jones OVERALL Mrs B Shingleton NON PED AND PED BIS PED PET Mrs M Smith NON PED PET Mrs C Jones OVERALL Mrs M Smith

Duty Vet: Caroline Blundell, BVetMed, CertSAM, MRCVS assisted by Liz Howes VN The Oxford Cat Clinic

Please note that judging will start at 11am and vetting in will be open between 09:00am and 10:45am.

1 SHOW RULES, PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS The Show is held under the Rules of the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy and is open to all. A Copy of these Rules is obtainable from the GCCF Office at, 5 King’s Castle Business Park, The Drove, Bridgewater, Somerset, TA6 4AG. These Rules must be read by all, for they are not repeated herein, but will be strictly applied. Ignorance of any rule will not be accepted as excuse of their breach. The Committee reserve, to themselves, the right to: a) Appoint other Judges should those advertised be unable to fulfill their engagement and to appoint further Judges should they be required. b) Fix and limit the number of exhibits at the Show. c) To accept or refuse exhibit entry without giving reason. d) Cancel, amalgamate or divide classes. e) Publish a Catalogue of the Show containing information as to the exhibits and names and addresses of exhibitors. f) Disqualify entered into the wrong classes by the exhibitors. g) Retain a percentage of the entry fees to cover essential expenses, in the event of the Show being cancelled for any reason. h) No other animals or will be allowed into the show hall other than exhibiting Cats, and Neuters. I) The Show Manager reserves the right to pass on any charges incurred to Exhibitors whose cheques are returned unpaid or ‘Referred to Drawer’. A fee of £15.00 will be charged and entry withdrawn from the show until full payment is made. j) No Cats/kittens should be left unattended in cars. Any such act which could be detrimental to the welfare of the cat(s) could result in disciplinary action. k) Cats/kittens should not be offered for sale at this show, any such act which could be detrimental to the welfare of the cat(s) could result in disciplinary action. l) Fresh water and adequate clean litter must be provided for each exhibit at all times.

ELIGIBILITY OF EXHIBITS TO ENTER THE SHOW PEDIGREE SECTION: All Cats, Kittens and Neuters of breeds recognized by, and registered with the GCCF, (except those registered on the Reference Register) are eligible for entry in the competition. To be effective for entry all registration and/or transfers must have reached the GCCF Office at least 21 days prior to the show. No cat or Kitten, entire or neutered, born after 19.10.71, with one or both parents, grandparents or great-grand-parents unregistered shall be eligible for entry into Open Classes. Cats which are not normally resident with their registered owner should be transferred into the ownership of their keeper if they are to be shown. Exhibitors are reminded that in the event of rejection, all exhibits in the same registered ownership may also be rejected and clearance may be required for both households. NON-PEDIGREE SECTION: All unregistered Cats, Kittens and Neuters of unknown or unregistered Non- Pedigree parentage are eligible for entry in the Non-Pedigree Section. All Non-Pedigree cats over nine months of age must be neutered. GENERAL GUIDELINES ON ENTERING SHOWS Where possible, always complete your show entry form from your GCCF registration document (i.e. Registration or Transfer Certificate) for the cat that is to be exhibited, printing the details carefully to avoid any misinterpretation of your handwriting. If you have not received your registration document at the time of entry, complete the show entry form with the details from the pedigree, giving the first choice of name if it is a non-prefix registration, and put RAF (Registration Applied For) or TAF (Transfer Applied For), or both, in the Regd No box. It is wise to enclose a stamped self-addressed acknowledgment postcard with all registration and transfer applications, particularly for cats entered for shows, so that you know that the application has been received by the GCCF. Try to keep a copy of your entry form – then, when you receive the registration details and number, check these against the entry form and notify the Show Manager(s) in writing of any differences in the details as well as giving the registration number, if applicable. This may not be in time for the printing of the Show Catalogue, but the Show Manager(s) should attach your letter to your entry form which will save unnecessary notification of discrepancies when the show is checked. All Catalogue errors are checked against the original entry form and any exhibitor’s letters are used for reference. Show management’s are 2 permitted to accept corrections, at their own discretion, up to the close of the show (on show day); such a change must not be a change of exhibit. If you are entering several cats from your household and the registered owners (exhibitors) differ within that household/family, check with the Show Manager(s) whether using one entry form is acceptable or not and, if it is, indicate very clearly which exhibitor owns which cat, ensuring all owners sign the entry form. It may be less confusing and more acceptable to the show Manager(s) for each owner to use separate entry forms, but joint owners of an exhibit/exhibits should always use the same form and both must sign.

STATUS OF ERRORS – WHAT TO EXPECT MINOR ERRORS – These warrant a notification for your reference if the error occurs more than once and it is apparent that registration details were available at the time of entry or before the date of the Show. Continuous repetition of the same error after notification will be referred to the Executive Committee. Examples of minor errors include: (a) spelling errors (b) separation of cat’s names that should be one word, and vice versa (c) administrative/breeder’s prefix omitted from, or partially incorrect name given for exhibit (d) overseas title preceding the name of an exhibit, sire or dam etc (e) full breed number known but not given (f) Sire and Dam reversed or named incorrectly (g) breeder joint when single, and vice versa

INCORRECT DATE OF BIRTH – This is usually classed as a minor error unless it affects an entry into classes based on age groups when it could warrant disqualification of the exhibit from such classes; but if the incorrect date of birth affects the age suitably as a whole, then the exhibit will be disqualified from the Show. N.B. AGE LIMITS: Kittens – not less than 14 weeks and under 9 calendar months on date of show. Adults – not less than 9 calendar months on date of Show.

INCORRECT NAME OF EXHIBIT/OWNER/BREEDER – If registration/transfer details were obviously available at the time of entry or before the date of the Show, disqualification is inevitable. The following discrepancies are those which usually arise. EXHIBIT Totally incorrect name REGISTERED OWNER/ EXHIBITOR Joint when they should be single and vice versa Declaration not signed by registered owner(s); N.B. The exhibitor(s) must be the registered owner(s) of the cat and not necessarily the person who actually takes the cat to the show BREEDER Totally incorrect name or names N.B. The breeder of a cat is always the registered owner of the dam on the date of the cat’s birth. REGISTRATION/TRANSFER NOT RECEIVED BY GCCF 21 DAYS BEFORE THE DATE OF SHOW – These entries will be disqualified. Remember the effective date of all registrations and transfers is the first date of valid receipt by the GCCF, and if you enclose your own stamped addressed acknowledgement card with your application form this will be stamped with the GCCF Office date of receipt. TRANSFER OF EXHIBIT FROM EXHIBITOR TO A NEW OWNER RECEIVED BY GCCF MORE THAN 21 DAYS BEFORE THE DATE OF THE SHOW – Entries such as these will also be disqualified as the exhibitor’s entry form becomes invalid. INCORRECT or INELIGIBILITY OF CLASS ENTRY – These will be disqualified from the class concerned – so always check with the Show Manager if in doubt which class to enter. If a breed number is changed 3 officially, it is important that you notify the Show Manager immediately. Exhibits entered in the Grand class must have qualified on or before the published closing date of the show. CAT REGISTERED ON THE REFERENCE REGISTER – No cat registered on this Register is eligible to be shown and therefore these entries will be disqualified. The only exception to this is when a new breed becomes recognized; and then, cats of the breed may be show, even if they are registered on the Reference Register, as long as this was the only reason for the Reference Registration. Exhibitors may appeal against any disqualification resulting from show checking, giving their reasons. The appeal will be referred to the Executive Committee if considered valid and, if not, a letter of explanation will be sent to the exhibitor(s). The above advice however, is aimed to keep your show entries trouble-free, not to mention the show checking. ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW Exhibits will be received at the entrance of the show hall from 9.00am until 10.45am on the morning of the show. Exhibits must arrive at the show hall in a suitable, secure container (top opening recommended) and must be accompanied by the owner or the owner’s agent. If a cat cannot be removed from the carrier, it will not be vetted in/judged, such as for Best in show. (N.B. This recommendation relates to the amendment to Section 4 Rule 6) Each exhibit will be examined by the Honorary Veterinary Surgeons, who are authorized to exclude any exhibit they consider unfit. No exhibit may be penned before being examined. Exhibitor’s envelopes will be issued at vetting in – THERE ARE NO TALLIES. All cats exhibited at shows held under GCCF rules must have a current vaccination certificate against FIE, FVR and FCV (“cat flu”). The full course, or booster, in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, must have been completed more than seven days before the show. The certificate must have been issued by a veterinary practice/hospital and the last vaccination entry signed by a Veterinary Surgeon or by a listed Veterinary Nurse under the direction of a Veterinary Surgeon. Cats with an invalid vaccination certificate will be rejected under Section A. Cats unaccompanied by a Vaccination certificate will also be rejected under Section A unless the exhibitor undertakes to provide proof of vaccination, valid for that show, by sending the certificates to the GCCF Office within seven days of the show. Failure to do so will lead to disqualification from the show and the cat’s name will be placed on the veterinary rejection list until proof of vaccination is received in the Office. N.B. A current certificate of vaccination is one which is not more than seven days past the manufacturers recommended interval between boosters. Please note that HOMEOPATHIC VACCINATION cannot be accepted for the purpose of vetting in. Exhibits must have clean ears and coats free from pests. No pregnant or lactating queens, nor queens who have kittened within 12 weeks before this show may be exhibited. No exhibit that has been declawed will be accepted, neither will males which are either Monorchid or Cryptorchid. Unfit exhibits must be removed by their owners and payment forfeited. If in the Veterinary Surgeon’s opinion it is desirable, all other exhibits from the same cattery and the owners thereof shall be debarred from attending the show. The Veterinary Surgeon’s decision is final. Where an exhibit has been rejected or disqualified by a Veterinary Surgeon, the show managers shall obtain the reasons and accordingly notify the GCCF within 48hrs of the show, ensuring that a copy of the rejection form is forwarded to the exhibitors concerned. The procedure for veterinary clearance is clearly stated in the GCCF Show Rules. However, exhibitors whose cats have been rejected at shows should note the following points: a) When sending a Clearance Certificate to the GCCF Veterinary Officer, please include your copy of the rejection slip. b) Do not send certificates by recorded delivery as this can cause delays in receipt. If acknowledgement of receipt is required, please enclose a stamped addressed postcard for signature acknowledgment receipt. c) Exhibitors should not attend shows until they have received a letter accepting and confirming clearance from the Veterinary Officer.

PRESENTATION AND BENCHING OF EXHIBITS Take pride in presenting your exhibit. Be sure it is comfortable, warm and relaxed. Exhibitors must provide each exhibit with a clean white blanket or blankets, (plain woven not cellular) of reasonable size to lie on (white Vet-bed or like material may be used if preferred), a white food bowl and food, a white water bowl

4 with fresh water and a white sanitary tray, with the exhibit’s usual litter. All show equipment can be purchased at the show. Food containers must be removed from the pen before judging commences at 11:00 am and can be returned after 1.00pm. Water must be left in the pen for the duration of the show. Hot water bottles or heat reflecting materials are the only heating devices allowed and must be concealed by the blanket. None of the equipment in competition pens must bear any distinguishing marks. No written or printed matter of any kind, other than official notices and award cards may be put onto competitive pens, except with the permission of the show managers. “For Sale” notices are not allowed. The use of grooming aids in the show hall, other than the use of a clean brush and comb or cloth is prohibited. No powder or grooming substance may be left in the coat of exhibits. Exhibitors are reminded that using products which change the appearance of the coat could lead to disqualification. Such preparations are on open sale, often by stall holders, but we advise most strongly against their use. Exhibits received into the show hall cannot be removed, without the permission of the show managers, prior to the closure of the show. Failure to observe this rule will lead to disqualification and forfeit of any prize money and awards won. The show closes at 5.00pm or earlier at the show manager’s discretion. There will be no early removal passes issued. JUDGING AND JUDGES Judges are empowered to withhold any prize, award or certificate in any class if the exhibits do not, in their opinion, possess sufficient merit. Prizes will be awarded from the judge’s award slip and not from any catalogue or prize card. A judges’ decision is final. An exhibitor may not approach a judge, nor enter into conversation with a judge, until that judges’ engagement is complete. COUNTERSIGNING OF CERTIFICATES In the event of a change of judge of an Open Class occurring after the closing date of the Show, and provided that the exhibitor informs the Show Manager prior to judging, that a certificate has previously been awarded by the replacement judge, the Show Managers shall appoint one other judge who shall judge the cat and if the cat is considered worthy countersign the certificate which shall then count towards Championship status. If the replacement judge at the first show has also previously been booked for a subsequent show, the closing date of which is before the date of the first show the actual entry has been made and received before the date of the first show, then at the subsequent show this judge can be regarded as the replacement judge for the purposes of requesting a countersignature. When a cat which has been awarded a certificate at the Supreme Show is entered under the same judge, for the equivalent certificate, during the following three months, then at one subsequent show this judge can be regarded as a replacement for the purpose of requesting a countersignature. CHAMPIONS AND PREMIERS The title of Champion for cats and Premier for Neuters shall be granted to exhibits winning three Challenge Certificates or Premier Certificates at three shows under separate Judges. A GCCF Challenge/Premier Certificate will be offered for each cat/neuter Breed Class of the recognised breeds with Championship status. GRAND CHAMPIONS — GRAND PREMIERS The title of Grand Champion will be granted to a cat winning three Grand Challenge Certificates at three shows under three different judges. To compete in the Grand Champion Class a cat must be a full Champion. A Champion cat may only be shown in its Grand Champion Class. Only one prize with a Reserve in the case of disqualification will be awarded. The title of Grand Premier shall be granted to neutered cats under the same rules and conditions as those for Grand Champion. IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPIONS – IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIERS The title of Imperial Grand Champion will be granted to a cat winning five Imperial Grand Champion Challenge Certificates at five shows under five different Judges. To compete in the Imperial Grand Champion Class, cat must be a full Grand Champion. A Grand Champion cat may only be shown the Imperial Grand Champion Class. Only one prize with a Reserve in case of disqualification will be awarded. The title of Imperial Grand Premier will be awarded to neutered cats under the same rules as those for

5 Imperial Grand Champion. OLYMPIAN GRAND CHAMPIONS – OLYMPIAN GRAND PREMIERS The title of Olympian Grand Champion will be granted to a cat winning five Olympian Grand Champion Challenge Certificates at five shows under five different Judges. To compete in the Olympian Grand Champion Class, cat must be a full Imperial Grand Champion. An Imperial Grand Champion cat may only be shown the Olympian Grand Champion Class. Only one prize with a Reserve in case of disqualification will be awarded. The title of Olympian Grand Premier will be awarded to neutered cats under the same rules as those for Olympian Grand Champion. NON-PEDIGREE PET The Non-Pedigree Pet group would be comprised of unregistered cats from unregistered or unknown parents as now. They would be of traditional “moggy” appearance either Long/Semi-Long or Shorthaired. Non-Pedigree pets will be judged for the quality of their Presentation, Condition, Temperament and Personality. All Non-Pedigree pets 6 months and over shall be neutered. PEDIGREE PET The Pedigree Pet group will be comprised of cats of pedigree appearance with known or unknown pedigree, full or half pedigree, background. Pedigree pets will be judged for the quality of their Presentation, Condition, Temperament and Personality. No prefixes or titles shall be used; cats will be entered either by their pet name or, if registered, the rest of the registered name, without the prefix may be used. No reference will be made to breed numbers or descriptions. All pedigree pets 6 months and over shall be neutered. ADVICE TO EXHIBITORS You are advised against purchasing and using any shampoos that change a cat’s colour as this can led to disqualification. CORRESPONDENCE All correspondence must be accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope. Any complaints related to the Show must be forwarded to the Show Manager within seven (7) days of the Show. ALL ALTERATIONS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO ENTRY FORMS MUST BE MADE IN WRITING TO THE SHOW MANAGER. Note: No telephone alterations and/or deletions will be accepted. All exhibitors MUST be entered according to their status at the closing date of entries. Alterations or amendments will be accepted up to the close of the Show however; such alterations/amendments must NOT be a change of exhibit. JUDGES Judges are empowered to withhold any Prize or Championship in any Class if the exhibits do not, in their opinion, possess sufficient merit. Prizes will be awarded from Judges award slips, not from the catalogue or award cards. A judge’s decision is final. ABBREVIATIONS L.H Long Haired; S.H Short Haired; S.L.H Semi Long Haired; A.V Any Variety; A.O.V Any other Variety; A.C Any Colour; M Male; F Female; GCCF Governing Council of the Cat Fancy; TOC The Ocicat Club. CUPS AND TROPHIES Cups and Trophies (as listed in the catalogue) are awarded on show day to fully paid up members of the club. RAFFLE We will be having our usual raffle. Please help support the show by purchasing tickets. Any donation of prizes for the raffle will be gratefully received on the day, or contact Mrs. J. Keates 11 Bridge Close Bursledon Southampton Hants SO31 8AN 02380403426 [email protected]

6 DEFINITION OF CLASSES (All definitions apply to shows held under GCCF Rules)

OPEN CLASSES see details on page 16. (Must be GCCF Registered) CATS Not less than 9 calendar months on the day of the show KITTENS Not less than 14 weeks and under 9 calendar months on the day of the Show, i.e. born on or before 28th June. Since 1/6/2001 neuter kittens are entered in kitten open & miscellaneous classes and compete for BIS Kitten. Neuter kittens of Preliminary Breeds should be included in Kitten Assessment classes where separate classes for Adult, Kitten and Neuter are scheduled NEUTER ADULTS Neutered adults may only enter Neuter Classes and may not compete with entire cats or kittens except in Club Classes which are scheduled to include Neuters. Where Best in Show is held, the best Neuter shall be considered against the best Entire Adult and Kitten for Best Exhibit in Show NOVICE Exhibits that have not won a First Prize in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules LIMIT Exhibits that have not won more than four First Prizes in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules SPECIAL LIMIT Exhibits that have won more than four First Prizes in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules DEBUTANTE Exhibits that have never been shown at a show held under GCCF rules. (If Debutante Adult and Neuter classes are offered at a show, entry as a Debutante Kitten does not count when the exhibit is shown as an Adult or Neuter and entry as a Debutante Adult or Kitten does not count when the exhibit is neutered and shown) MAIDEN Exhibits that have not won a First, Second or Third Prize in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules BREEDERS Exhibits bred by exhibitor/s. Cats originally registered in the Breeders’ Joint ownership but changed to single ownership of one of the Breeders can still be entered in this class. Cats originally registered in the Breeder’s single ownership and changed to joint ownership with the Breeder should be entered in the Non-Breeders Class ADOLESCENT Cats over 9 months of age and under 15 months on the day of the show JUNIOR Cats over 9 calendar months of age and under 2 years on the day of the show SENIOR Cats 2 years and over on the day of the show VETERAN Cats 7 years and over on the day of the show ARISTOCRAT Exhibits that have won one or more Challenge/Premier Certificates but have not achieved Champion/Premier status RADIUS Exhibits that live within a 25 mile radius of the show hall VISITOR Exhibits that live over 25 miles from the show hall ASSESSMENT For experimental breeds only

OCIPET CLASS Lots of us have them. Loveable layabouts, but maybe not perfect enough for the Ocicat Breed Classes. We don’t mind if there is a chewed ear, or the spots have gone to sleep, or they are no longer “athletic and powerful, graceful and lithe”. Temperament, condition and presentation (well groomed?) are what count. The winner of the Club Class will become the Club Champion Ocipet. And if they win again next year they will become Club Grand Champion Ocipets. There is a Class for Ocipet Kittens too. 7 NOTE:- The status of the exhibit for entering restricted classes (i.e. Maiden, Limit etc shall be the cat’s status on the date of entry, except where Section 2, Rule 15e regarding entry into Grand Classes applies. The wins as a Kitten do not count when the exhibit is shown as an Adult or Neuter; the wins as an Adult do not count when the exhibit is neutered and shown. Merit Awards do not count as wins for entering restricted class.

ENTRY FEES Entry Fees Include Open or Assessment & up to 3 extra Classes, Penning + 1 Exhibitors Pass

PEDIGREE SECTION MEMBERS NON MEMBERS Open + 3 Classes ...... £27.00 each ...... £30.00 each (1st & 2nd Exhibit) 3rd & Subsequent Exhibits ...... £20.00 each ...... £23.00 each Additional Classes ...... £3.50. each ...... £3.50 each Double Pen (extra) ...... £10.00...... £10.00 Exhibition Pens (48x24x24) ...... £15.00...... £15.00

PEDIGREE PETS AND NON PEDIGREE HOUSEHOLD PETS MEMBERS NON MEMBERS Open + 3 Classes ...... £25.00. each ...... £28.00 each Subsequent Cats ...... £20.00. each ...... £22.00 each

ADMISSION Adults ...... £2.00 Senior Citizens & Children ...... £1.00 CATALOGUES Pre-paid with entry ...... £3.00 On day of show ...... £3.50 ADVERTISING Full page in the Catalogue ...... £10.00 Half Page……………………………………………………………………………....£7.00 STALLS Apply to: MRS L ASHMORE, 7 Ledstone Road Sheffield. S8 0NS Tel: 01142 586866 e-mail: [email protected]

8 9 THE OCICAT CLUB – CODE of ETHICS This Code is to be used as a guideline for behaviour expected from Members of The Ocicat Club The purpose of this code is to protect the welfare of the Ocicat by maintaining high standards in breeding and ethics. Please Note: Where this code refers to the ‘Ocicat breed’, this shall include all Ocicat variants and permitted outcross progeny that come under the jurisdiction of The Ocicat Club 1. Respect for the breed The Member shall respect the wild beauty, intelligence, and friendly interactive nature of the Ocicat. The primary concern for the Member shall be the current and future welfare of the Ocicat breed. Members shall maintain their cats in good condition and good health at all times. Breeder Members shall undertake, as far as reasonably practical, to place kittens only into homes where they will be loved, appreciated and well cared for. These Members shall breed only for the betterment of the Ocicat breed. 2. Accurate Representation Breeder Members shall be professional in all dealings with prospective kitten owners and shall take great effort to ensure that any potential owner fully understands the Ocicat breed, including its merits, personality and needs. All Members shall show integrity, honesty and accuracy in all appraisals of cats, pedigrees and health. Breeder Members shall discuss clearly with any potential owner the terms of sale. If the kitten is to be sold as a pet, the new owner must receive a full explanation of all the implications of a kitten being registered on the non-active register. 3. Agreements and Certification Members shall not sell, lease or give any cat or kitten to any pet shop, research facility or similar. Breeder Members shall register or declare all kittens with the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF) or other appropriate body and provide the new owner with registration papers, an accurate pedigree document, along with full health records, upon collection of a cat or kitten. Breeder Members shall only use Ocicats, Abyssinians, and their variants registered with a recognised registration body for breeding. At the time of sale Breeder Members shall provide the new owner with a completed and signed transfer of ownership form (if available), unless it is agreed in writing by both parties not to do so (e.g. if the transfer document has not yet been received, or is to be withheld until proof of neutering is provided). Where agreements are made between two parties in writing, all Members shall adhere to the terms and conditions to which they have agreed. Kittens should be in obvious good health and fully inoculated (minimum cat flu and enteritis) when they leave the breeder. Recommendations: It is recommended to all Members that any agreements are put in writing and signed by both parties, making clear any terms and conditions that have been agreed to. These may include, but are not limited to, the purchasing or selling of any cats or kittens, any restrictions of use for breeding cats, terms for a mating agreement to include any restrictions to apply to the progeny, stud fees, neutering agreements, etc. Breeder Members are further advised that any contracts or agreements should be signed prior to accepting payment. It is recommended that all kittens are micro chipped prior to sale and protected by free insurance cover for the first 6 weeks. Queens should not be allowed to have more than three litters in any two-year period, with a minimum of 19 weeks between litters (as recommended by GCCF). Novice breeders should not sell kittens for breeding before seeking advice from an experienced breeder, similarly they should seek advice in both finding a suitable stud, and caring for a pregnant queen and kittens (advice and support for novice breeders is always available through The Ocicat Club). 4. Integrity, Ethics and Professional Standards All Members shall maintain their animals in a sanitary and safe environment, with the support of regular care from a licensed veterinarian. Members shall maintain appropriate immunisation protection for all animals in their care and provide well for both their physical and emotional welfare. Breeder Members shall breed in accordance with veterinary and GCCF recommendations* for the purpose of improving the breed. When showing their cats all Members shall abide by the show rules of the Associations with which their cats are registered, and not malign any judges or fellow competitors. Members shall not engage in false or misleading advertising of the Ocicat Breed, or make false, misleading or degrading statements about any cats, breeders, or member’s individual practices or character. Members shall conduct themselves at all times in such a manner as to reflect credit on the ownership of Ocicats in particular (e.g. misuse of any media, written or electronic, by publishing details of, or commenting on Cat Clubs or other people without specific permission could be considered to discredit the Ocicat) Recommendation: Any Member who has a genuine grievance is invited to bring the matter to the attention of the Committee where it will be given full consideration All Members shall maintain the integrity of The Ocicat Club by conducting themselves in a professional and ethical manner at all times. In any activity involving the ownership, breeding, sale and exhibition of Ocicats, all Members shall act with this code in mind and adhere to its principles 5. Breach of Ethics Any Member who appears in breach of this Code of Ethics will be expected to explain their actions to the Committee when the matter is investigated. Any Member found to be in breach of The Ocicat Club Code of Ethics may face disciplinary action from The Ocicat Club and from any other regulatory body to which the breach may concern. At the Committee’s discretion, any serious violation may lead to the members’ suspension or expulsion from the club in accordance with The Ocicat Club Constitution and Rules. 6. Amendments to the Code of Ethics Proposed amendments to the Code of Ethics should be forwarded to the Committee for consideration at the next Committee meeting. The Ocicat Club Code of Ethics may be amended by an absolute majority of the Committee or by a simple majority at a General meeting. Any changes implemented by the Committee between AGM’s must be ratified at the next Annual General Meeting. * GCCF recommendations for owners and breeders can be found on the following link: http://www.gccfcats.org/ethics.html

10 THE OCICAT CLUB Membership Standing Order Form

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11 INFORMATION FOR OCICAT CLASSES Dominant Tawny, Chocolate, Cinnamon Dominant Silver, Black Silver, Chocolate Silver, Cinnamon Silver A.C. Dilute Including Dilute Silver Blue, Lilac, Fawn, Blue Silver, Lilac Silver, Fawn Silver EXHIBITION CLASS EX Cat on Exhibition Only

OCICAT CLASSES ADULTS OLY1 OLYMPIAN ADULT – MALE ...... Mrs B Shingleton OLY2 OLYMPIAN ADULT – FEMALE ...... Mrs C Jones 1a Imperial Grand Champion – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 1b Imperial Grand Champion – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 2a Grand Champion – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 2b Grand Champion – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 3a Dominant Ocicat Adult – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 3b Dominant Ocicat Adult – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 4a Dominant Silver Ocicat Adult – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 4b Dominant Silver Ocicat Adult – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 5a A.C. Dilute Including Silver Ocicat Adult – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 5b A.C. Dilute including Silver Ocicat Adult – Female ...... Mrs D Harper KITTENS 6a Dominant Kitten – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 6b Dominant Kitten – Female ...... Mrs M Smith 7a Dominant Silver Kitten – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 7b Dominant Silver Kitten – Female ...... Mrs M Smith 8a A.C. Dilute Including Silver Kitten – Male...... Mrs M Smith 8b A.C. Dilute Including Silver Kitten – Female ...... Mrs M Smith NEUTERS OLY3 OLYMPIAN NEUTER – MALE ...... Mrs D Harper OLY4 OLYMPIAN NEUTER – FEMALE ...... Mrs B Shingleton 9a Imperial Grand Premier – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 9b Imperial Grand Premier – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 10a Grand Premier – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 10b Grand Premier – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 11a Dominant Ocicat Neuter – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 11b Dominant Ocicat Neuter – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 12a Dominant Silver Ocicat Neuter – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 12b Dominant Silver Ocicat Neuter – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 13a A.C. Dilute Including Silver Ocicat Neuter Male ...... Mrs C Jones 13b A.C. Dilute Including Silver Ocicat Neuter Female ...... Mrs C Jones OCICAT CLASSIC ASSESSMENT CLASSES 14a A.C. Ocicat Classic Adult – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 14b A.C. Ocicat Classic Adult – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 15a A.C. Ocicat Classic Kitten – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 15b A.C. Ocicat Classic Kitten – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 16a A.C. Ocicat Classic Neuter – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 16b A.C. Ocicat Classic Neuter – Female ...... Mrs D Harper OCICAT AND OCICAT CLASSIC MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES ADULTS 17 A.C. Ocicat Breeders Adult ...... Mrs D Harper 18 A.C. Ocicat Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs D Harper 19 A.C. Ocicat Classic Breeders Adult ...... Mrs B Shingleton 20 A.C. Ocicat Classic Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs B Shingleton 21 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Novice Adult ...... Mrs C Jones 12 22 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Limit Adult ...... Mrs M Smith 23 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Debutante Adult ...... Mrs C Jones 24 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Maiden Adult ...... Mrs D Harper 25 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Adolescent Adult ...... Mrs C Jones 26 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Junior Adult ...... Mrs D Harper 27 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Senior Adult ...... Mrs C Jones 28 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Veteran Adult ...... Mrs M Smith 29 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Radius Adult (within 25 miles) ...... Mrs M Smith 30 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Visitor Adult (more than 25 miles) ...... Mrs M Smith KITTENS 31 A.C. Ocicat Breeders Kitten ...... Mrs D Harper 32 A.C. Ocicat Kitten Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs D Harper 33 A.C. Ocicat Classic Breeders Kitten ...... Mrs D Harper 34 A.C. Ocicat Classic Kitten Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs D Harper 35 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Novice Kitten ...... Mrs M Smith 36 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Limit Kitten ...... Mrs M Smith 37 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Debutante Kitten ...... Mrs C Jones 38 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Maiden Kitten ...... Mrs D Harper 39 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Kitten Up to 6 Months ...... Mrs B Shingleton 40 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Kitten 6-9 Months...... Mrs B Shingleton 41 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Radius Kitten (within 25 miles) ...... Mrs C Jones 42 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Visitor Kitten (more than 25 miles) ...... Mrs C Jones NEUTERS 43 A.C. Ocicat Breeders Neuter ...... Mrs D Harper 44 A.C. Ocicat Neuter Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs D Harper 45 A.C. Ocicat Classic Breeders Neuter...... Mrs B Shingleton 46 A.C. Ocicat Classic Neuter Not Bred By Exhibitor ...... Mrs B Shingleton 47 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Novice Neuter ...... Mrs C Jones 48 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Limit Neuter ...... Mrs D Harper 49 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Debutante Neuter ...... Mrs C Jones 50 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Maiden Neuter ...... Mrs C Jones 51 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Adolescent Neuter ...... Mrs B Shingleton 52 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Junior Neuter ...... Mrs C Jones 53 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Senior Neuter ...... Mrs D Harper 54 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Veteran Neuter...... Mrs B Shingleton 55 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Radius Neuter (within 25 miles) ...... Mrs M Smith 56 A.C. Ocicat or Ocicat Classic Visitor Neuter (more than 25 miles) ...... Mrs M Smith THE JEAN GAMBLE MEMORIAL CLASS 57 A.C. Ocicat Adult Kitten or Neuter ...... Mrs B Shingleton CLUB CLASSES THE OCICAT CLUB 58 A.C. Ocicat Adult Male ...... Mrs M Smith 59 A.C. Ocicat Adult Female ...... Mrs M Smith 60 A.C. Ocicat Kitten Male ...... Mrs D Harper 61 A.C. Ocicat Kitten Female ...... Mrs D Harper 62 A.C. Ocicat Neuter Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 63 A.C. Ocicat Neuter Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 64 A.C. Ocicat Classic Adult Male ...... Mrs C Jones 65 A.C. Ocicat Classic Adult Female ...... Mrs C Jones 66 A.C. Ocicat Classic Kitten Male ...... Mrs C Jones 67 A.C. Ocicat Classic Kitten Female ...... Mrs C Jones 68 A.C. Ocicat Classic Neuter Male ...... Mrs C Jones 69 A.C. Ocicat Classic Neuter Female ...... Mrs C Jones THE MARY KALAL MEMORIAL CLASSES for members only 70 A.C. Ocicat Adult/Kitten/Neuter ...... Mrs M Smith 71 A.C. Ocicat Classic Adult/Kitten/Neuter ...... Mrs C Jones 13

PEDIGREE PETS CLASSES PEDIGREE PETS / HOUSEHOLD PET OLYMPIAN CLASSES OLYP5 OLYMPIAN PP/HP MALE ...... Mrs M Smith OLYP6 OLYMPIAN PP/HP FEMALE ...... Mrs D Harper PEDIGREE PET IMPERIAL GRAND MASTER / GRAND MASTER CLASSES 72a ...... A.C. Pedigree Pet Grand Master) Cat – Male (Imperial Class) Mrs C Jones 72b A.C. Pedigree Pet Grand Master Cat – Female (Imperial Class) ...... Mrs D Harper 73a A.C. Pedigree Pet Master Cat – Male (Grand Class) ...... Mrs C Jones 73b A.C. Pedigree Pet Master Cat – Female (Grand Class) ...... Mrs C Jones LONGHAIR OR SEMI LONGHAIR PEDIGREE PET 74a Self (Single Colour) Cat, With or Without White – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 74b Self (Single Colour) Cat, With or Without White – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 75a Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 75b Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White Female ...... Mrs M Smith 76a Red Or Any Colour , With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 76b Red Or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 77a Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 77b Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 78a A.C or Pattern Kitten – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 78b A.C or Pattern Kitten – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 14 SHORTHAIR PEDIGREE PET 79a Self (Single Colour) Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 79b Self (Single Colour) Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs M Smith 80a Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 80b Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 81a Red Or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 81b Red Or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 82a Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 82b Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton 83a A.C. Or Pattern Kitten – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 83b A.C. Or Pattern Kitten – Female ...... Mrs M Smith NON-PEDIGREE PETS CLASSES NON-PEDIGREE PET IMPERIAL GRAND MASTER / GRAND MASTER CLASSES 84a A.C. Non-Pedigree Grand Master Cat Male (Imperial) ...... Mrs M Smith 84b A.C. Non-Pedigree Grand Master Cat Female (Imperial)...... Mrs M Smith 85a A.C. Non-Pedigree Master Cat – Male (Grand Class)...... Mrs C Jones 85b A.C. Non-Pedigree Master Cat -Female (Grand Class) ...... Mrs C Jones LONGHAIR OR SEMI LONGHAIR NON-PEDIGREE PET 86a Self (Single Colour) Cat, With or Without White – Male ...... Mrs M Smith 86b Self (Single Colour) Cat, With or Without White – Female ...... Mrs M Smith 87a Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White- Male ...... Mrs C Jones 87b Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs C Jones 88a Red or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 88b Red or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 89a Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Male ...... Mrs D Harper 89b Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White – Female ...... Mrs D Harper 90a A.C. Or Pattern Kitten – Male ...... Mrs C Jones 90b A.C. Or Pattern Kitten – Female ...... Mrs C Jones SHORTHAIR NON-PEDIGREE PET 91 Self (Single Colour) Cat, With Or Without White ...... Mrs B Shingleton 92 Tabby Cat Of Any Pattern, With Or Without White...... Mrs M Smith 93 Red Or Any Colour Tortoiseshell Cat, With Or Without White ...... Mrs D Harper 94 Any Other Colour Or Pattern Cat, With Or Without White ...... Mrs C Jones 95 A.C. Or Pattern Kitten ...... Mrs C Jones MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES (ALL PETS) 96 Debutante Cat or Kitten ...... Mrs M Smith 97 A.C. Cat Or Kitten Never Having Won A First Prize ...... Mrs B Shingleton 98 A.C. Cat Or Kitten With The Most Unusual Coat Pattern ...... Mrs D Harper 99 A.C. Cat Or Kitten With The Most Expressive Eyes...... Mrs C Jones 100 A.C. Cat Or Kitten Owned By “Under 16-Year Old” ...... Mrs B Shingleton 101 Most Handsome Cat Male ...... Mrs M Smith 102 Prettiest Cat, Female ...... Mrs M Smith 103 The Most Appealing Kitten...... Mrs M Smith 104 Best Groomed Cat Or Kitten ...... Mrs M Smith 105 Friendliest Cat Or Kitten ...... Mrs D Harper 106 A.C. Visitors Cat Or Kitten (More Than 25 miles) ...... Mrs C Jones 107 A.C. Radius Cat Or Kitten (Within 25 miles) ...... Mrs C Jones 108 A.C. Stray Or Rescue Cat Or Kitten ...... Mrs D Harper 109 A.C. Cat Over 5 Years Of Age ...... Mrs D Harper Ocipet classes 110a Ocipet Neuter male ...... Mrs B Shingleton 110b Ocipet Neuter Female ...... Mrs D Harper 111a Ocipet kitten Male ...... Mrs C Jones 111b Ocipet Kitten Female ...... Mrs B Shingleton

15 GCCF Certificate Classes at Championship Shows from 1st June, 2011 A CAT CAN ENTER ONLY ONE CERTIFICATE CLASS. EXHIBITORS SHOULD CHECK CAREFULLY WHICH ONE THEIR CAT IS ELIGIBLE FOR. Breed Classes: Open to all untitled Cats/Neuters of the specified breed (must be GCCF Registered). Challenge or Premier Certificates will be awarded to the winners. Champion/Premier Classes: A cat with the title of Champion/Premier must enter in this class and compete for a Grand certificate. Grand Champion/Premier Classes: Cats with a Grand title must enter this class and compete for an Imperial Certificate. Olympian Champion/Premier Classes: Cats with an Imperial title must enter this class and compete for an Olympian Certificate* *The title of Olympian Imperial Grand Champion/Premier will be granted to a cat winning five Olympian Imperial Grand Certificates at five shows under five different judges. Only one prize with a Reserve in case of disqualification will be awarded. Awards will be be given of Bronze/Silver/Gold, requiring 5 certificates to progress to each level. Assessment Classes: From 1st June, 2011 these are competitive. The cats will be judged and awarded a Merit Certificate if worthy (as previously) and will also be placed against each other. The first prize winner will be eligible for consideration for Best In Show. GCCF Master Cat Classes at Championship Shows from 1st June, 2011 EACH CAT CAN ENTER ONLY ONE CERTIFICATE CLASS. EXHIBITORS SHOULD CHECK CAREFULLY WHICH ONE IS APPROPRIATE FOR THEIR CAT. The Colour Group Classes: These are open to all untitled Neuters over nine months. Master Cat Certificates will be awarded to the winners. Titled cats may also be considered with the winners of these classes for Best of Colour/Best of Breed. Master Cat Classes: A cat with the title "Master Cat" should enter in this class and compete for a Grand Master Cat certificate OR they could be entered for Best of Colour/Best of Breed only, but not in competition in the above class. Grand Master Cat Classes: Cats with a Grand Master Cat title must enter this class and compete for an Imperial Grand Master Cat Certificate OR they could be entered for Best of Colour/Best of Breed only, but not in competition in the above classes. The above classes are for NON PEDIGREE PETS and also PEDIGREE PETS in two separate sections and will be split Short hair and Long/Semi-Longhair as before. NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS: 1. A Ginger or Red SELF HP, whether with or without White should enter the SELF (SINGLE COLOUR) CAT WITH OR WITHOUT WHITE class for competition or consideration for Best of Breed/Best of Colour. 2. The description of the Ginger/Red Tabby classes was changed in September 2009 to make it clear for show managers and exhibitors – it now reads: Ginger Cat of any tabby pattern or Any Colour Tortoiseshell or Tortie Tabby Cat, with or without white ….. or in the Pedigree Pet Section it is described as: Red Cat of any tabby pattern or Any Colour Tortoiseshell or Tortie Tabby Cat, with or without white. 3. Blue-cream cats should be entered in the Any Colour Tortoiseshell class.

16 DIRECTIONS TO THE SHOW HALL

Eynsham is a village located near Witney in Oxfordshire, just off the A40 between Witney and Oxford. The Village Hall is located in the middle of the village on Back Lane. Car parking is available just a short walk from the Village Hall at the corner of Back Lane and Clover Place. Driving Directions: (Postcode: OX29 4QW) If approaching Eynsham from Witney, follow the A40 towards Oxford, then take the right turn onto Witney Road towards Eynsham. If approaching from Oxford (North) follow the A40 towards Witney. Just after the Services, take the first exit from the roundabout towards Stanton Harcourt, and Eynsham (B4449). Then immediately right towards Eynsham village. From Oxford (South) (A34 Western Bypass), take the exit to follow the A420 towards Swindon. Take the exit slip-road for Eynsham and Farmoor (B4044). Turn right and follow the B4044 to Eynsham. From Faringdon, follow the A420 towards Oxford. Take the left turn towards Farmoor (B4017). At Farmoor follow the B4044 towards Eynsham. From Abingdon follow the B4017 through Wooton Cumnor and Farmoor, then follow the B4044 towards Eynsham

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