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Catalog 2019 Dalton Triple 12202018 NW Georgia Cavy & Rabbit Club proudly announces the 31st Annual Triple Show - Dalton Triple Show - North Georgia Fairgrounds 500 Legion Drive, Dalton, GA 30721 TRIPLE Open, TRIPLE Cavy, TRIPLE Youth PLUS DWARF HOTOT, AMERICAN SABLE, AND HIMALAYAN NATIONAL SHOWS PLUS Cavy Show, Rare Breed Show, and Specialty shows on Sunday, March 3 THREE Buildings – We’re expanding The North Georgia Fairgrounds has offered us the use of part of a third building. We will be using the building behind the outside stage for cavies. That will mean that we can use our original building and the adjoining building for rabbits . We’ll have much more space for both rabbits and cavies. Saturday, March 2, 2019 Saturday Judges: Cheryl Blackman, Armando Cabrera, Linda Clevenger, Paula Courtney, Ashley Garza, Jamie Green, John Hizey, Josh Humphries, Bryant Miller, Derek Poole, Hannah Reynard, Donyelle Schultz, Penny Jackson, Jacinta Taulbee, Tex Thomas, Rusty Westhoff, Scott Wiebensohn, Chris Zemny Show Superintendent: Phil Humfleet Asst Superintendents: Andy Anderson, Katie Durgin Cavy Superintendent: Jimmy Crowder Open Sanctioned Breeds: Holland Lop Cavies Jersey Wooly Youth Sanctioned Breeds: American Chinchilla Lilac American Sable American Sable Lionhead Angoras Angoras Mini Lop (AMLRC) Britannia Petite Belgian Hare Mini Rex Dutch Beveren Mini Satin Dwarf Hotot Britannia Petite Netherland Dwarf Flemish Giant Champagne D’Argent New Zealand Himalayan Dutch Polish Holland Lop Dwarf Hotot Rex Lilac English Lop Rhinelander Lionhead English Spot Satin Mini Lop (AMLRC) Flemish Giant Silver Mini-Rex Florida White Silver Fox Netherland Dwarf French Lop Standard Chinchilla Polish Havana Tan Tan Himalayan Thrianta Contest Paid For: Mini Lops (MLRCA), Saturday & Sunday, March 2 & 3 Velveteen Lops are welcome - bring a working standard for Velveteens. Breeds with 15 or more entries in each show will be sanctioned for 2020. All breeds may be shown regardless of being Sanctioned or not. Only sanctioned breeds with 10 or more shown in a breed will receive awards Specialty Shows on Sunday, March 3. Sunday Judges: Paula Courtney, Jamie Green, Josh Humphries, Donyelle Schultz, Rusty Westhoff, Chris Zemny, possibly more DOUBLE REX SPECIALTY SHOW Eastern American Rex Society Entry Deadline is 10 p.m.CST, Tuesday, February 26 $3.75/entry/show - Day of show entry fee is $5.00/entry/show Dbl Open Specialty shows – Nancy Christian, [email protected] DOUBLE DWARF HOTOT SPECIALTY SHOWS Sponsored by Eyes of the South Dwarf Hotot RC Secretary, Alice Stark, [email protected] Entry deadline 10 p.m., Tuesday, Feb 26 - $4.00 entry fee DOUBLE FLEMISH GIANT SPECIALTY SHOWS Southern Flemish Giant RSC email Lanette Fee, [email protected] or (919) 932-6842 Entry deadline 10 p.m., Wednesday, Feb 27 – Day of Show entries also accepted - $3.50 entry fee DOUBLE HIMALAYAN SPECIALTY SHOWS The Florida Himalayan Club Joni Olson, [email protected] Entry deadline 10 p.m., Tuesday, Feb 26 - $4.00 entry fee SINGLE AMERICAN SABLE SPECIALTY SHOW Southern American Sable Society, Karin Humfleet, [email protected] Entry deadline 10 pm, Tuesday, February 26 - $4.00 entry, $1.00 fur fee DOUBLE POLISH SPECIALTY SHOWS Smoky Mountain Polish Specialty Club Entry deadline is 10 pm Wednesday, Feb 27, Roxanne Moore, [email protected] $4.00 entry per show per rabbit, Day of show entry is $5.00 per show per rabbit Discount to members: members with 8 or more rabbit entries will receive 50 cents per entry discount DOUBLE MINI LOP SPECIALTY SHOWS (AMLRC sanction) Hosted by NW Georgia C&RC Entry Deadline is 10 p.m., Tuesday, Feb 26, $4.00/entry/show Melanie Evans, [email protected] DOUBLE ANGORA SPECIALTY SHOWS Show 1. East Coast Angora Specialty Club Sandra Wight, Show Secretary, [email protected] Pre-enter by Thursday, Feb 28, 10 pm Entry fee $4.00 per animal - $3.00 Wool Show 2. Mid-South Angora Rabbit Club Jacque Dumas, show secretary, [email protected] Pre-enter by Wednesday, Feb 27, 10 pm, $4.00 entry fee ------------------------------------------------ Sunday morning schedule: 8:00 am - Cavy show, Judge Steve Lussier - Rare Breed show, Judge Paula Courtney - 1st Dwarf Hotot specialty show, Judge Donyelle Schultz 1st Himalayan specialty show, Rusty Westhoff 1st Rex specialty show, Judge Josh Humphries 1st Polish specialty show, Judge Chris Zemny - 1st Flemish Giant specialty show, Judge Jamie Green More breeds may be added at 8 am – check with specialty secretary 8:45 am All other breeds should be in the building by 8:45 am EASTERN and ready for judging as soon as the next judge is available RARE BREED SHOW - hosted by NW Georgia CRC - 8 am Sunday, March 3, 2019 - Judge: Paula Courtney Entry deadline: 10 pm Tuesday, Feb 26, $4.00 entry fee *** Entries to MELANIE EVANS, [email protected] *** BIS and RIS: Custom Hand Painted tumblers by Thomas’ Pinstriping & Airbrush BOB & BOS Rosettes for breeds with 10 or more entered in a breed The 2018 Rare Breed Rabbit list by Franco Rios is being used to determine which breeds may be sanctioned. Sanctioned breeds are as follows. This is an all-breed sanctioned ARBA show; however, we are only sanctioning rare breeds with the national specialty clubs. Entries must be accepted for any ARBA recognized breeds yet will not be sanctioned with the national specialty clubs. The spirit of this show is to feature our rare breeds. Please let Karin know BEFORE December 1 2018 if you would like a breed sanctioned in the Rare Breed show. We are planning on 8-10 sanctions. 2018 List of Rare Breeds: American ** Beveren ** Lilac ** Am Chinchilla Blanc de Hotot ** Rhinelander ** Am Sable Checkered Giant ** Satin Angora Argente Brun Crème d’Argent ** Silver ** Belgian Hare ** Giant Angora Silver Marten Giant Chinchilla ** indicates a sanctioned breed ------------------------------------------------ SUNDAY SINGLE CAVY SHOW - hosted by NW Georgia CRC - 8 am Sunday, March 3, 2019 - Judge: Steve Lussier Entry deadline: 10 pm Tuesday, Feb 26, $4.00 entry fee Entries to Ladonna Crowder, [email protected] BIS and RIS: Custom Hand Painted tumblers by Thomas’ Pinstriping & Airbrush BOB & BOS Rosettes for breeds with 10 or more entered in a breed CALL-IN or MAIL-IN or E-MAIL Entry ONLY – PLEASE DO NOT send your entries via facebook message, text, or by post/comment on the event page. -- Please make sure to include each exhibitor's name, address, and phone number. Please also state clearly which shows you want each rabbit/cavy entered in. Saturday Fee Schedule: RABBIT Open & Youth entries - received no later than 10 pm, TUESDAY, Feb 26 - $4.00 RABBIT Open & Youth entries - received AFTER 10 pm, Tuesday, Feb 26 - $5.00 Rabbit Show Secretary: Karin Humfleet, [email protected] CAVY entries - received no later than 10 pm, TUESDAY, Feb 26 - $4.00 CAVY entries - received AFTER 10 pm, Tuesday, Feb 26 - $5.00 Cavy Entry Taker: Ladonna Crowder, [email protected] All Rabbit and Cavy entries must be received by 10 p.m. on TUESDAY, Feb 26, 2019. Email entries: Please BE SURE THAT YOU RECEIVE AN EMAIL CONFIRMATION NO LATER THAN THURSDAY, February 28, BY NOON, or we most likely didn't get your entry. SHOW STARTS Saturday at 8 a.m. EST NO DOGS ALLOWED – Working Service Dogs will be admitted – Service Dogs in Training will NOT be admitted. There will be NO saving space for other exhibitors after 7:00 a.m. on Saturday. Last year, we had exhibitors who had to set up outside because they couldn’t find room inside the building. After 7:00 a.m. we will be compressing any spaces that we think are taking up too much room so that we have enough space for the exhibitors that come in on Saturday morning. The building opens at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday. Everyone should bring only essentials – one chair per person or less, but no more. If you have them, bring tables to place your rabbits on and put your “stuff” under the tables. Tighten up your spots so there’s no wasted space. Stack carriers if you can. No empty carts in the building unless they are being stored under a table or carriers. Exhibitors should make every effort to be at the show room as early as possible on Saturday. LUNCH – Bountiful Blessings Bakery will be our vendor for lunch on SATURDAY again. They will, most likely, be serving in the Multi-Purpose building (Cavy building). They will be making all sandwiches using homemade breads. The chicken salad, pimiento cheese, potato salad and desserts are all made from scratch at the bakery. We do not serve lunch on Sunday. REGISTRAR - Donna Barabas will be our rabbit registrar again this year, and Jennifer Green will be available to register your cavies. Bring pedigrees, current ARBA membership card, and $6.00 per rabbit if you want your animals registered. If you can bring a copy of your pedigree for Donna and Jennifer to keep that makes it much easier. Make sure your pedigree is complete, including weights on each animal. EMERGENCY PHONE - In case of emergency, Phil and Karin Humfleet will have their cell phones at the show. (423) 488-3158, Phil - (706) 639-7379, Karin SATURDAY AWARDS Awards in the 3 open shows, 3 youth shows, and 3 cavy shows will be given for Sanctioned breeds with 10 or more entered. Awards must be picked up prior to the end of the show; they cannot be mailed or delivered. OPEN and YOUTH and CAVY SHOWS Show 1 - Open, Youth, Cavy BOB & BOS – T-shirts, printed at the show for you by Diamond Apparel BIS & RIS – Embroidered stools by Nancy Trammell Show 2 – Open, Youth, Cavy BOB & BOS, BIS & RIS - Rosettes Show 3 – Open, Youth, Cavy BOB & BOS – Pottery bowls by Charlotte Ford, Mountain Laurel Pottery BIS & RIS – Mountain Laurel Pottery by Charlotte Ford Rabbit Youth Shows ONLY: Breeds with less than 10 entries or non-sanctioned breeds will receive a ribbon for BOB & BOS.
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