AWARDS

Show Manager: John Omlo

Show Manager: Dennis Cable

President: Paul Hancock

Chairman: Tristan Bowden

Hon. Life Members; Mr. and Mrs. R. Andrew, Mrs. P. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brown,

G. M. and W. B. Buckingham, Esqs., M. Burley Esq., G. Downing, Esq., Mrs. J. Gluyas, Mrs. S. Knight, Miss K. Mead, C. Opie, Esq., E. H. Opie, Esq., T. K. Plummer, Esq., W. Prowse, Esq., Mrs. H. M. Roskilly, L. Roskilly, Esq., Mrs. E. Tangye, Mrs. Y. Toms, Mrs. K. Tremayne, and A. T. Williams, Esq.

Schedule of Limited Dog Agility Show

Monday 15th July 2019

Organised by Carn Brea Agility Club

on behalf of Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd.

Limited to 140 dogs (Large, Medium and Small) (held under Kennel Club Rules & Regulations H & H(1))

STITHIANS SHOWGROUND, STITHIANS, CORNWALL, TR3 7DP.

(Allow plenty of travelling time to avoid disappointment due to heavy traffic attending the show)

SHOW OPENS: 7.30 AM BRIEFING: 8.30 AM JUDGING: 9.00 AM

GUARANTORS TO THE KENNEL CLUB:-

Chair: Mr B Dowsett, 28 Hughville Street, Camborne, Cornwall Treasurer: Mrs A Hatch, Ploverfield, Trevelyan Road, Illogan, Redruth Secretary: Mrs M Small, 5 Tresavean Estate, Lanner, Cornwall

Entry fee: Non-Members - £8.25 per dog (entitles entry to 3 classes) Helping Members - £3.75 per dog (entitles entry to 3 classes)

Anysize – £2.75 Non-Members £1.25 helping Members (includes free handler’s pass to showground – NB parking fee of £2.00 applicable)

Entries close 26th June 2019 (1st

class postmark) Qualifying date 20th June 2019

Entries and fees to be sent to: Carn Brea c/o, The Bungalow, Lockengate, St Austell,

Cornwall PL26 8RY. Email: admin@swap-live.com

Cheques to be made payable to: Carn Brea Agility Club

All show enquiries to Show Secretary: Melanie Small – email: carnbreacommittee@gmail.com Call: 07990913623 (before 8pm) Show Manager: Sheldon Small

JUDGE

Sue Marson

REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE SHOWGROUND

LOCAL CAMPSITE: 01209-860332 (www.golden-lion-inn.co.uk)

STITHIANS is located between Redruth & Falmouth, just off the A39. On the A30 take the Scorrier turning and turn left just before the Crossroads House Care Home. Straight across the crossroads, follow the B3298 via Carharrack until you join the A393 at Comford. Turn left towards Falmouth and take the right turning to Stithians, the show ground is on the left at the top of the hill.

VET: Head and Head Veterinary Practice Surgeon in attendance on the

Showground Please contact Dog Section Secretary if Vet required

EQUIPMENT: This show will be using First Contact ‘rubber’ coated contacts.

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

CLASS 1 SPECIAL LARGE JUMPING - Grades 4 – 7 Combined CLASS 2 SPECIAL MEDIUM JUMPING - Grades 4 – 7 Combined

CLASS 3 SPECIAL SMALL JUMPING - Grades 4 – 7 Combined

CLASS 4 SPECIAL LARGE JUMPING - Grades 1 – 3 Combined CLASS 5 SPECIAL MEDIUM JUMPING - Grades 1 – 3 Combined CLASS 6 SPECIAL SMALL JUMPING - Grades 1 – 3 Combined

CLASS 7a SPECIAL ANYSIZE JUMPING - Grades 1 – 7 Comb LMS – 350m m CLASS 7b SPECIAL ANYSIZE JUMPING - Grades 1 – 7 Comb LMS – 250m m

CLASS 8 SPECIAL SMALL AGILITY - Grades 1 – 3 Combined

CLASS 9 SPECIAL MEDIUM AGILITY - Grades 1 – 3 Combined CLASS 10 SPECIAL LARGE AGILITY - Grades 1 – 3 Combined

CLASS 11 SPECIAL LARGE AGILITY - Grades 4 – 7 Combined CLASS 12 SPECIAL MEDIUM AGILITY - Grades 4 – 7 Combined CLASS 13 SPECIAL SMALL AGILITY - Grades 4 – 7 Combined

CLASS 14 SPECIAL TUNNEL FUN LARGE - Grades 4 – 7 Combined CLASS 15 SPECIAL TUNNEL FUN MEDIUM - Grades 1 – 7 Combined CLASS 16 SPECIAL TUNNEL FUN SMALL - Grades 1 – 7 Combined CLASS 17 SPECIAL TUNNEL FUN LARGE - Grades 1 – 3 Combined

REMEMBER – ONLY STANDARD CLASSES COUNT TOWARDS KC PROGRESSION

Classes will run in numerical order. A running order will be drawn in advance. Discretion will be given to allow those whose dogs are drawn close together to space their runs accordingly, but please keep to

the drawn sequence. The Club intends to use electronic timing in all rings.

* LOWER HEIGHT OPTION:

1. All classes will offer the Lower Height Option (LHO) and will have combined awards.

2. Once a dog has been entered at the LHO it cannot compete at a different height in any class at this competition.

3. Lower heights are set at 550mm (large dogs), 350mm medium dogs and 250mm small dogs

4. The Lower Height dogs will run SECOND in every class. If you are late turning up you will lose your run.

5. There will only be one course walking at the start of the class. Classes will run in numerical order. A running order will be

drawn in advance. Discretion will be given to allow those whose dogs are drawn close together to space their runs accordingly, but

please keep to the drawn sequence.

Same course for

all sizes

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all sizes

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Wins, places and clear rounds in special classes will not count towards agility warrant points or grade progression at Kennel Club shows.

AWARDS

(To be collected on the day during prize giving).

Placing rosettes to 10% in all classes. Trophy to 1st place in each class. Clear round rosettes in all classes. President’s trophy and Chairman’s trophy will be awarded to the dogs and handlers who provide the most entertaining rounds (in the Judges’ opinion).

(All those travelling from afar to our show please bring a rosette sized SAE if you cannot stay for prize giving so any prizes can be sent on. Those that win a trophy either stay and collect them or bring the necessary packaging stamps etc so they can also be sent on.)

In accordance with Kennel Club Rules, ALL dogs competing in small or medium height categories must be measured for competition. Competitors must ensure that their dog is measured prior to their first competition and

that the dog’s Agility Record Book has been signed and dated by the measuring officials.

Large dogs entered for competition will not require an official Kennel Club measurement. Once a dog has competed in any Class in the Large Height category at Kennel Club Licensed event it may not change to a different height

ELIGIBILITY FOR CLASSES In the following definitions of classes First Prizes or other prize wins are those gained in standard classes at any Kennel Club licensed

Championship Agility, Premier Agility, Open Agility or Limited Agility Shows (i.e. special classes and invitational events excepted). Only

a first place with a clear round completed within the course time set by the judge will count towards grade progression. Standard classes may be scheduled for Agility Shows, as Agility classes or Jumping classes. All standard classes must contain the

Weaving Poles obstacle. Standard Agility classes must contain the following elements: “A Ramp”, Dog Walk and See-Saw. With

this proviso classes are defined as follows:- A maximum of four standard classes may be scheduled for any dog on an individual day of competition. Any number of special

classes may be scheduled. Class Structure. A Class may either be held as a Graded Class or a Combined Class. A Graded Class may be scheduled a maximum

of three consecutive Grades with separate results and awards issued for each grade. A Combined Class may be scheduled for more

than one consecutive grade with one overall set of results. Progression. Progression from each Grade will be determined by the eligibility for the class as referenced in H(1)(A)11. Results from

Combined Classes will only count towards progression from the dog’s current grade. To count for progression wins must be gained in standard classes at Kennel Clun Licensed Agility Shows. Only a first place with a clear round within the course time set by the judge will count towards grade progression. Lower Height Option. Societies may offer the Lower Height Option to all dogs in that height category and may be offered at all grades.

It is to be run as part run as part of any Standard class as defined in the regulations and must be clearly identified in the schedule. Each

relevant class will have two heights with a change part way through to raise/lower the jump heights may extend/reduce the length of the

long jump and width of the rising spread, within the permitted ranges, and competitors must run at their entered height. The order in

which the heights will run must be detailed on the ring cards/ring plan. There will be only one course walking at the start of the class. In

a class where the Lower Height Option is available show organisers may offer one set of awards by combining the results of each height

or may offer separate awards for each height category. Competitors will be allowed to walk the course set at Small, Medium or Large height without their dog(s) before the class begins. Hurdles may be raised/lowered during the course walking time if multiple heights are offered within the same class. When the Lower Height Option is scheduled a dog may only be entered at either the Full Height or the Lower Height and it cannot

compete at a different height in any other class at that competition, including special classes. For these purposes a competition shall

be defined as all classes covered within the same schedule. Points Progression. At the handler’s discretion a dog may progress up to Grade 4 by winning 100 points at each grade, using the

Agility Warrant points scheme (Regulation K3.c refers). A minimum of 50 points must be gained in agility (not jumping) classes in the

relevant grade. If this method of progression is selected, the handler must ensure the Show Secretary signs the dog’s Agility Record

Book at the first show entered at the higher grade. There is no time limit on this progression, however once a dog has progressed, it

cannot return to a previous grade. Progression on points must be done prior to the closing date of entries. It is not possible to change a grade on points once the entries

have closed.

STANDARD CLASSES Only first prizes and points gained in standard classes at Kennel Club licensed Agility Shows may be used for progression

through the classes. (A dog is only eligible for one grade). In defining the eligibility of the owner or handler for Grade 1, the two

wins and points progression referred to in the definition apply only to one dog and not an accumulation of dogs. Grade 1 For owners, handlers or dogs which have not gained a minimum of two first places at Grade 1 at Kennel Club Licensed

Agility Shows, at least one of which must have been gained in an agility (not jumping) class. N.B. Owners, handlers or dogs

previously qualified out of Grade 1 are not eligible for this class. Grade 2 Open to dogs which are not eligible for Grade 1 or elected to progress on points from Grade 1 and are not eligible for

Grades 3,4,5,6,or 7. Grade 3 Open to dogs which have gained a minimum of two first places at Grade 2 at Kennel Club Licensed Agility Shows, one

of which must have been gained in an agility (not jumping) class, or have elected to progress on points from Grade 2 and are not

eligible for Grades 2, 4, 5, 6 or 7. Grade 4 Open to dogs which have gained a minimum of three first places at Grade 3 at Kennel Club Licensed Agility Shows,

two of which must have been gained in agility (not jumping) classes, or have elected to progress on points from Grade 3 and

are not eligible for Grades 2,3, 5, 6 or 7. Grade 5 Open to dogs which have gained a minimum of four first places at Grade 4 at Kennel Club Licensed Agility Shows, two of

which must have been gained in agility (not jumping) classes, and are not eligible for Grades 2, 3, 4, 6 or 7. Grade 6 Open to dogs which have gained a minimum of four first places at Grade 5 at Kennel Club Licensed Agility Shows, two of

which must have been gained in agility (not jumping) classes, and are not eligible for Grades 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7. Grade 7 Open to dogs which have gained a minimum of five first places at Grade 6 at Kennel Club Licensed Agility Shows,

three of which must have been gained in agility (not jumping) classes, and are not eligible for Grades 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.

SPECIAL CLASSES

Societies may schedule classes other than those defined above as “Special Classes”.

The eligibility for “Special Classes” must be defined by the society and included in the schedule. The word “Special” must be

included in the title of the class. Where special classes are classified for older and/or inexperienced dogs, the height of the

hurdles and the A-ramp, and the length of the long jump, may be reduced below the dimensions specified in these regulations,

in which case such dimensions must be included in the class definition in the show schedule.

Marking for special classes may deviate from marking for standard classes, but must be specified in the schedule. Wins, places

and clear rounds in special classes will not count towards agility warrant points or grade progression at Kennel Club shows

Special Anysize Jumping

Open to any dog not entered in any other class at this show. Jump heights; 250mm and 350mm - no weaves, long jump or tyre. These classes will be combined small, medium and large dogs with one presentation for each age category. Please enter the class height (a or b) you wish your dog to jump on the entry form.

Special Tunnel Fun

An open flowing jumping course consisting of jumps and tunnels, no tyre jump or weaves.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Dogs entered at Kennel Club licensed Agility Shows must be registered at the Kennel Club in accordance with Kennel Club Regulations for Classification and Registration B, or else registration or transfer of registration must have been applied for. The registration number/ authority to compete (ATC) number will be required for each entry.

2. All dogs registered and resident outside the UK must be issued with a Kennel Club Authority to Compete (ATC) number before entry to the show/event can be made. All overseas entries without a Kennel Club Registration number or an Authority to Compete number will be returned to the exhibitor/competitor. 3. Entry fees: Non-members £8.25 per dog (entitles entry to 3 classes). Carn Brea Members £3.75 per dog (entitles entry to 3 classes). Anysize entry fee: Non-member £2.75 Carn Brea members £1.25. Entries without fees will not be accepted. 4. No Prize money will be awarded at this show. 5. Entries may be made via the Internet.www.swap-live.com

6. The Committee reserves to itself the right to refuse entries.

7. Only dogs of 18 calendar months of age and over on the day of competition are eligible for competition at Kennel

Club licensed Agility Shows. 8. A dog must not compete in the same class more than once, including special classes. 9. Organisers of Limited Agility shows may set a capping level on the entries to be accepted in any standard or special class, and may decline entries received after the capping level has been reached. State if specific classes are to be capped and the capping limit. The capping level must be set at a minimum of 250 entries received. There is no maximum level at which a cap may be set. 10. Not For Competition entries will be accepted for dogs aged four calendar months and over. Dogs must be

Kennel Club registered with their details recorded on the entry form. 11. No bitch in season is allowed to compete. 12. No person shall carry out punitive correction or harsh handling of a dog at any time within the boundaries of the Show. 13. The mating of bitches within the precincts of the competition is forbidden 14. Dogs must not wear any type of slip, half-slip collar or lead when under test. A single flat, close fitting, leather or webbing collar is permitted, providing the only attachment is a plain identification panel as an integral part of the collar ie. not attached by a ring. 15. Should a judge be unable to fulfill the appointment to judge the Committee reserves the right to appoint another judge. 16. No competitor shall impugn the decision of the judge or judges. 17. There is no sponsorship received at this show. 18. Kennel Club standard marking regulations apply for all standard classes. 19. The Special Anysize Jumping – Jump heights 250 mm and 350 mm.

20. The height limit for dogs. a. Large Dog classes - For dogs measuring over 430mm at the withers. b. Medium Dog classes - For dogs measuring over 350mm and measuring 430mm or under at the withers.

c. Small Dog classes - For dogs measuring 350mm or under at the withers. 21. Judges in Standard Classes at a Limited Agility Show may not enter for competition a dog which is recorded in

their ownership or part ownership; or handle a dog at the Show at which they are judging. Dogs may be disqualified if proved to have been handled in the class by the scheduled judge’s spouse or immediate family, or resident at the same address as the scheduled judge in a standard class at a limited show

22. Special classes may be limited by numbers or class entries, overall numbers of entries, specific breeds, residence of competitors, membership of societies or organisations or in any other manner at the discretion of the organisers which must be clearly stated on the schedule. 23. Dogs which have won an Agility Certificate or obtained any award that counts towards the title of Agility Champion under the rules of any governing body recognised by the Kennel Club are not eligible for entry in special classes at Limited Agility Shows or in Agility Matches. 24. Withdrawal of dogs from Competition: A dog shall be withdrawn from competition and removed from the Show if it is:-

a. A bitch which is in season. b. Suffering from any infectious diseases or contagious disease. c. Interfering with the safety or chance of winning of an opponent. d. Of such temperament or so much out of hand as to be a danger to the safety of any person or other animal likely to

cause suffering to the dog if it continues competing.

The circumstances of such a removal shall be recorded in the competition/show Incident Book and submitted to the Kennel Club. 25. In estimating the number of awards won, all wins up to and including 25 days before the start of the competition shall be counted when entering for any class. i.e. up to and including (20th June 2019). For these purposes a

competition shall be defined as all classes covered within the same schedule. In the event that a dog becomes eligible for the next grade at a particular show, after the entry for that show has been sent, it is the competitor’s responsibility to notify the show secretary at least 14 days before the date of the show. The dog will then be moved into the appropriate

class(es) for the next grade. The dog must be moved into the corresponding number of classes as were entered at the lower grade. If there are fewer or no classes available for the next grade the competitor should be offered a refund of the relevant entry fees. 26. Should circumstances so dictate the Society, in consultation with the Judges, may alter arrangements as necessary. Such changes and the circumstances surrounding them will be reported to the Kennel Club.

27. In the event that the show is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances, the society will refund fees, less reasonably incurred expenses. If the show processor has the provisions to do so, competitors will be refunded in the manner in which they had entered the show, but in any event the society will refund fees within 3 months of the show date to all those who had entered and requested a refund within 1 month of the show date.

28. No refunds will be given on incorrect entries. No entries will be refunded after the closing date rule 27 excepted. 29. Should the judge deem a re-run is required, any result and/or faults gained in the previous run must be discounted. 30. Separate entry forms must be completed by each owner and must signed by the owner or his authorised agent in accordance with provisions specified thereon. Entry forms must be accompanied by the appropriate fees.

31. Free Passes – All competitors will be provided with a free pass enabling them to enter the event at any time of the day their competition is scheduled, but in the case of a dog owned in partnership only one such pass will be issued. Parking passes are £2.00. 32. Competition of Dogs Suffering from Contagious or Infectious Disease – No dogs suffering from infectious or

contagious disease or having been exposed to such disease during the period of 21 days prior to the Competition may compete. Competitors infringing the Regulation will be liable to be fined and/or dealt with under Kennel Club Rule A11.

33. It is the competitor’s responsibility to be available for their class and running order. Competitors must run as close to their running order as possible. Failure to do so may be reported to the Kennel Club. 34. Animals in Event No animal other than one officially entered shall be brought into the precincts of the event during its

continuance, except any dogs registered to assist the disabled, or dogs required for educational or instructional purposes or by permission of the Board. However, at the discretion of the show society, a dog brought to the show by a spectator may be admitted into the precincts of the dog show, with the proviso that those in charge of the dog sign a declaration confirming the dog is free from disease and that the dog will be kept under proper control at all times. 35. A pay on the day class will be held if time and weather permits. A practice ring may be available to dogs entered for competition at the show, if space allows. This ring must be supervised by a responsible adult with agility knowledge.

36. Welfare of Dogs An exhibitor (or competitor) whose dog is entered at a Kennel Club licensed event should take all

reasonable steps to ensure the needs of their dog(s) are met, and should not knowingly put their dogs’ health and welfare at risk by any action, default, omission or otherwise. A breach of this Regulation may be referred to the Board for disciplinary action under Kennel Club Rules and Regulations. The use of pinch collars, electronic shock collars, or prong collars, is not permitted at any Agility show licensed by the Kennel Club. This shall apply at the venue and within the precincts of the show 37. Except for mobility aids or silent toys, nothing shall be carried in the hand while the dog is under test and food shall not be given to a dog whilst in the ring. Competitors are prohibited from wearing bags or leads whilst under test. 38. Dog Agility is a competitive and physically strenuous activity. It is the responsibility of the 0wner/handler to ensure their dog is ‘fit for function’ and that they themselves are fit to take part. By signing the entry form you confirm that to the best of your knowledge your dog is fit and able to take part in Agility classes on the day of the show. 39. Competitors must follow the instructions of the Stewards with respect to parking and conduct within the show boundaries and any person directing abuse to Stewards or Officials will be asked to leave the venue

immediately.

40. All dogs will be entered at this show at their owners risk. Whilst every care will be undertaken by the committee/

helpers they will not take responsibility for loss or injury howsoever caused to dogs, persons or property whilst at the show.

41. If you fail to clean up after your dogs you will be asked to leave the venue.

DOGS MUST BE KEPT UNDER CONTROL AT ALL TIMES.

(Please note the word dog also means bitch)

CHILDREN UNDER 16:

The duty of care remains with the parent(s) or other accompanying responsible adult(s) at all times.

PLEASE CLEAR UP after your dogs and place in the black bags provided by the ring

HEALTH AND SAFETY DECLARATION

Competitors and spectators are reminded that, just as Carn Brea Agility Club has a responsibility to ensure the

health and safety of all those attending their event, competitors run at their own risk if conditions are not ideal and

have a duty and responsibility for their own safety. They are therefore expected to take great care to avoid guide

ropes, uneven surfaces and other hazards, which are inevitable and integral elements of an agility dog show.

Those bringing and using portable items of equipment such as folding chairs, cages, and gazebos also have a

responsibility to ensure that their equipment and collapsible furniture is used and erected safely and does not

constitute a hazard to others. Competitors are also reminded that they should wear appropriate clothing and

footwear for the prevailing conditions on the site.

Thank you to our Judges and Members for making this show possible.

Your dog is vulnerable and AT RISK if left in a vehicle in high temperatures and even on days considered as slightly warm

Please take care of your dog.

If your dog is found to be at risk, forcible entry to your vehicle may be necessary

without liability for any damage caused.

Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd. Company registered in England 7585178 Charity No. 1141715

Health and Safety Policy Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974

the management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.

We commit to operating the Association in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and all applicable Regulations and Legislation made under the Act ‘So far as is reasonably practicable’

Our policy is to provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and systems of work for all our employees, volunteers and the general public, and to provide such information, training and supervision as they need for this purpose. We also accept our responsibility for the health and safety of other people who may be affected by our activities.

The Association encourages family participation and therefore acknowledges the increased risks to young and/or inexperienced volunteers.

The Board of Trustees accept that Health and Safety responsibilities within the Association are of equal importance as other priorities.

Although the Board of Trustees accept responsibility for the implementation of this policy, it relies on individual employees/volunteers to accept their own duty and responsibility to themselves, fellow workers and others who might be injured/affected by their acts or omissions.

The allocation of duties for safety matters and the particular arrangements that we will make to implement the policy are set out below.

The policy will be kept up to date, particularly if the Association’s activities change in nature and size. To ensure this, the policy and the way in which it has operated will be monitored and reviewed every year or more frequently if required.

SAFETY INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE All Exhibitors must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and all relevant Regulations and Guidance, Animal exhibitors must also comply with the Animal Welfare Act 2006 and any relevant codes of practice, guidance, etc. provided by the relevant governing body organisations.

SHOW SECURITY Limited security cover by the Association’s official security contractor will be provided nightly between 7.00pm and 7.00am from Monday before the Show and then continuously from 2.00pm on the Sunday until 7 am on the Tuesday after the Show. You must be aware that the Showground is large, with multiple entrances and that the security officials cannot be in all areas at all times. The Association will not be responsible for the safe custody of any article brought for exhibition, nor will they be answerable for any loss or damage that may occur to any article.

FIRE SAFETY

All catering outlets or trade stands must assess the risk of fire and provide for effective primary fire prevention equipment where any potential ignition sources are present.

GAS SAFETY

Any fixed installation gas equipment (cookers, pipe work, valves etc.) must comply with the provisions of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 L56 (Fifth Edition Sl 2018/139) published 2018. All catering vans / marquees with gas installation MUST have a Gas Safety Certificate / Gas Safety Record. Note: These certificates can ONLY be issued by an Engineer that is listed on the Gas Safe Register. A certificate MUST BE provided to the organisers prior to entry to the event. The regulation can be viewed on: https://www.ncass.org.uk/mobile-catering-home/content.

PORTABLE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SAFETY HSG107-Third Addition 2013 INDG236-Rev 3 2013 The law requires electrical equipment to be maintained to prevent danger. The type and frequency of user checks, inspections and testing needed will depend on the equipment, the environment in which it is used and the results of previous checks. All portable electrical equipment brought onto the showground must comply with: HSG 107 - Third Edition 2013 Maintaining portable and transportable electrical equipment, or INDG236 - Third Edition 2013 Maintaining portable electrical equipment in offices and other low risk environments.

Diesel generators – the use of diesel generators is permitted provided modern, quiet equipment is used. Petrol generators are not permitted and the Association reserves the right to ask for what they regard as unsuitable equipment to be removed.

SHOWGROUND TRAFFIC

All showground traffic must give priority to pedestrians and riders and strictly observe speed restrictions at times when such movement is permitted.

During the Show (9am to 6pm) all showground roadways must be kept clear of any vehicles, exhibits, stands, canopies, etc. to allow free passage of emergency vehicles at any time.

Please note strictly no unauthorised movement of vehicles will be permitted within the show ground between the hours of 0800 and 1800 hours. N.B. Trade and Craft Stand Exhibitors are required to remain open until 18.00 and MUST NOT attempt to leave the Showground before that time due to the danger of interaction with pedestrians.

Livestock exhibitors: may leave the showground prior to 1800 hours, subject to the approval of the Showyard Directors and notification to the Section Secretary (movement is only to comply with DEFRA Animal Welfare regulations).

MAJOR INCIDENT PLANNING (SITE EVACUATION)

In the event of a major incident where it is necessary to evacuate the site, in accordance with the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, please follow all signs and instructions from the Organisers and Emergency Services.

ALL people will be requested to evacuate the site, until it is deemed safe to return. The Association accepts no responsibility for any property or livestock or any person or persons who fail to comply with the request to evacuate the showground.

More detailed information and advice can be found in the Association’s Code of Practice for Safety and Accident Prevention. A copy of which can be obtained from the General Secretary, The Showground, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7DP. 01209 861073. information@stithiansshow.org.uk

I understand that it is a condition of entry that details of entries

will be shared with any relevant bodies, that names and

addresses will be printed in the catalogue and results displayed

on the Association’s web site. Please see the Association’s

website for full details of our privacy policy –

www.stithians.show, paper copies are available from the General

Secretary – 01209 861073.

Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd

The Showground, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7DP. 01209 861073 Information@stithians.show www.stithians.show

VAT Reg. No. 501 2855 841 Company Limited by Guarantee registered in England 7585178 Charity No. 1141715 Registered Office: 3 Chapel Street, Redruth, TR15 2DY

Public Liability Insurance – Whilst the Association has public liability cover in place for its own protection, this insurance does not provide for competitors or any liability which they incur. Our insurers strongly recommend that all competitors have in place their own insurance cover.

Stithians Agricultural Association Limited Agility Show

Licenced by Carn Brea Agility Club Monday 15th July 2019

Limited Agility Show Stithians Showground, Stithians. TR3 7DP

This form must be used by one person only (or partnership). Writing MUST BE IN INK OR INDELIBLE PENCIL. Use one line only for each dog. The name of the dog and all details as recorded with the Kennel Club must be given on this entry form. If an error is made, the dog may be disqualified by the Committee of The Kennel Club. All dogs must be REGISTERED at The Kennel Club in

the name of the exhibitor. If the registration or transfer of ownership has not been confirmed it must be applied for before the closing date of entries. In case of dispute proof of postage of such applications may be required by The Kennel Club. Dogs under 18 months of age on the first day of the Show cannot be entered for competition. On no account will entries be accepted without fees. If a dog is in the process of Reg Transfer at the time entry is made, add the letters TAF as appropriate after its name. Please put classes in numerical order and USE BLOCK CAPITALS throughout when completing this entry form. Not for competition entries will be accepted for dogs aged four calendar months and over. Any bank charges incurred through incorrectly completed or dishonoured

cheques will be passed on to the owner concerned. The Kennel Club Authority to Compete (ATC Number) for dogs resident outside of the UK must be stated or the entry will be returned. Note: Children under the age of 11 are the responsibility of a Parent or Guardian and must be supervised at all times including when competing. PLEASE CHECK ALL DETAILS BEFORE POSTING.

HANDLER

Name: …………………………………………………………

Tel No: …………………………………………………………

Mobile: …………………………………………………………

e-mail: …………………………………………………………

Address: ……………………………………………………

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KC Registered Name of Dog

KC Reg No/ ATC No

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Please enter NFC’s(dogs must be aged 4 months or over and KC registered or applied for)

WE would be very grateful for any help offered, if you can spare a little of your time please indicate below – ONLY AN HOUR OR SO DURING THE DAY WILL HELP A LOT

SCRIME

POLES

PADS CALLER AM/PM

Owner is aware that small and medium dogs must be measured

prior to competing in accordance with Regulation

H(1)(B)4 Please tick

OWNER (if different to handler)

Name …………………………………..………………………

Address …….…………………………………..……………..

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Please tick if entries to be sent here _______

DECLARATION I/We agree to submit to and be bound by the Kennel Club Rules & Regulations in their present form or as they may be amended from time to time in relation to all canine matters which the Kennel Club is concerned. And that this entry is made upon the basis that all current single or joint registered owners of this dog(s) have authorised/consented to this entry. I/We also undertake to abide by the Regulations of this Show and not bring to the Show any dog which has contracted or been knowingly exposed to any infectious or contagious disease during the 21 days prior to the Show,or which is suffering from a visible condition which adversely affects its health or welfare, I/We further declare that I/we believe to the best of my/our knowledge that the dogs are not liable to disqualification under Kennel Club Agility Show Regulations.

Signature of Owner (or

Authorised Agent)

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Date ………………….

Entries and fees to: Fees:

SWAP Carn Brea

The Bungalow Lockengate St Austell

Cornwall, PL26 8RY

www.swap-live.com

Entries …… @ £8.25 per dog for 3 runs £…………

Helping Members

…… @ £3.25 per dog for 3 runs £…………

Anysize Entries …… @ £1.25 members

Anysize Entries …. @ £2.75 Non members

£…………

£…………

All Members are expected to help

Parking pass Per Vehicle

Postage

£ 2 . 00

£.. 1 .00

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: Carn Brea Agility Club Fees must be pre-paid

I am bringing minors to the show and I understand that in relation to them, the Duty of Care remains with me

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DOGS IN CARS ON HOT DAYS. Your dog is vulnerable and AT RISK if left in a vehicle in high temperatures and even on days considered as slighty warm. Please take care of your dog. If you dog is found to be at risk, forcible entry to your vehicle may be necessary without liability for any damage caused.

TOTAL £__________