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Post by Irena on Feb 8, 2005 20:59:11 GMT 1
I can't seem to find any info on that, the Kennel Club website seems to have only the show schedule for 2004. Anyone know?
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Post by marjolein on Feb 8, 2005 22:47:41 GMT 1
I think you have to wait untill the Crufts 2005 is over, or e-mail them.
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Post by Irena on Feb 9, 2005 10:07:02 GMT 1
Ohhh, I see. Just trying to find out in advance! ;D
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Post by daniela on Jun 4, 2005 11:00:57 GMT 1
Hi
Have never posted on here before and I should really get around to making an introduction but in the meantime here are the Crufts 2006 Qualifications which you have been looking for. Hope these are helpful to you. Daniela
The Press Release was issued on Thursday, 12 May, 2005
1. A DOG UNDER 8 CALENDAR MONTHS OF AGE ON THE 9 MARCH 2006 IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ENTRY AT THIS SHOW UNLESS IT HAS QUALIFIED FOR ENTRY IN THE KENNEL CLUB STUD BOOK. N.B. A Puppy so qualified which is between 6 and 8 months of age is not eligible for entry in Special Puppy, Special Junior or Special Yearling.
2. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE QUALIFICATIONS A DOG MUST HAVE FOR ENTRY AT CRUFTS 2006.
a. ENTRY IN BREED CLASSES AT CRUFTS 2006, WHERE CHALLENGE
CERTIFICATES ARE OFFERED.
A dog is eligible for entry in breed classes where Challenge Certificates are offered if it has qualified in any of the following ways under the Rules and Regulations of the Kennel Club.
(1) If it is a Champion, Show Champion, Field Trial Champion, Working Trial Champion, Obedience Champion or Agility Champion under the Rules of the Kennel Club.
(2) If it is entered in the Kennel Club Stud Book, or qualifies for entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book by 6 January 2006.
(3) If it is entered in the Kennel Club Stud Book, or qualifies for entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book by 6 January 2006 through Field Trials or Working Trials.
(4) If it has won any of the following prizes in a breed class (as defined in Kennel Club Regulations for the Definitions of Classes at Championship Shows) at a Championship Show, including Crufts, where Challenge Certificates were offered for the breed between 7 January 2005 and 6 January 2006.
i. First, Second or Third in Minor Puppy Class
ii. First, Second or Third in Puppy Class
iii. First, Second or Third in Junior Class
iv. First, Second or Third in Yearling Class (For Breeds in Stud Book Band E only – see list below)
v. First, Second or Third in Post Graduate Class
vi. First, Second or Third in Limit Class
vii. First, Second or Third in Open Class
viii. First, Second or Third in Veteran Class
STUD BOOK BAND E
Hound Group – Afghan Hound, Whippet
Gundog Group – Irish Setter, Retriever (Flat Coated), Retriever (Golden), Retriever (Labrador), Spaniel (Cocker), Weimaraner.
Terrier Group – Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Utility Group –
Pastoral Group – Bearded Collie, Border Collie, Shetland Sheepdog
Working Group – Boxer, Dobermann, Great Dane, Rottweiler
Toy Group – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
(5) If it has won a First Prize in a breed class at Crufts 2005. Other than Puppy, Junior, Yearling (Stud Book Band E Breeds only), Post Graduate, Limit and Open at Crufts 2005, which does qualify in 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
(6) If it has been awarded a 5-point or higher Green Star at a Show held under the Rules and Regulations of the Irish Kennel Club.
(7) If a Beagle, has won a First Prize at a Hound Show between 7
January 2005 and 6 January 2006 held under the Rules and Regulations of the Masters of Harriers and Beagles Association.
(8) Premier Open Show
For dogs that have been declared Best of Breed provided there were more than three breed classes (more than five classes for Stud Book Band E breeds) scheduled for the breed.
(9) If it has won Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show or Best Puppy in Show at a General or Group Open Show between 7 January
2005 and 6 January 2006.
b. ENTRY IN BREED CLASSES AT CRUFTS 2006 FOR BASSET GRIFFON VENDEEN (GRAND), ALASKAN MALAMUTE, AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD AND BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG (MALINOIS) AND WHERE CHALLENGE CERTIFICATES ARE NOT OFFERED.
A dog is eligible for entry in breed classes where Challenge Certificates are not offered if it has qualified in any of the following ways under the Rules and Regulations of the Kennel Club.
(1) If it has been declared Best of Sex or Reserve Best of Sex of a
Breed or gained any of the following Prizes in Breed or Variety Classes at a Championship Show, including Crufts between 7 January 2005 and 6 January 2006.
i. First, Second or Third in Minor Puppy Class
ii. First, Second or Third in Puppy Class
iii. First, Second or Third in Junior Class
iv. First, Second or Third in Post Graduate Class
v. First, Second or Third in Limit Class
vi. First, Second or Third in Open Class
vii. First, Second or Third in Veteran Class
(See note 2.)
(2) If it has won a First Prize in a breed class at Crufts 2005. Other than Puppy, Junior, Post Graduate, Limit and Open at Crufts 2005, which does qualify in 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
(3) If it has been awarded a 5-point or higher Green Star at a Show
held under the Rules and Regulations of the Irish Kennel Club.
(4) Premier Open Show
For dogs that have been declared Best of Breed provided there were more than three breed classes (more than five classes for Stud Book Band E breeds) scheduled for the breed.
(5) If it has won Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show or Best Puppy in Show at a General or Group Open Show held between 7 January 2005 and 6 January 2006.
c. ENTRY IN FIELD TRIAL CLASSES AT CRUFTS 2006.
A dog is eligible for entry in Field Trial classes for its Breed if it has at any time won an award, a Diploma of Merit or a Certificate of Merit in actual competition at a Field Trial held under Kennel Club or Irish Kennel Club Regulations.
d. ENTRY IN SPECIAL WORKING GUNDOG CLASSES AT CRUFTS 2006.
A dog is eligible for entry in Special Working Gundog classes for its Breed if it has at any time been awarded a Kennel Club Show Gundog Working Certificate or won an award, Diploma of Merit or Certificate of Merit in competition at a Field Trial held under the rules of any governing body recognised by the Kennel Club
e. ENTRY IN SPECIAL WORKING TRIAL CLASSES AT CRUFTS 2006
With the exception of Bloodhounds, a dog is eligible for entry in Working Trial Classes for its Breed if it has gained a qualification not lower than UD Excellent under Kennel Club Working Trial Regulations. A Bloodhound is eligible for entry in Working Trial classes if it has won a prize at a Working Trial for Bloodhounds held under Kennel Club Working Trial Regulations.
f. OBEDIENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS AT CRUFTS 2006.
A dog is eligible for entry if it has won a Kennel Club Obedience Certificate at a Show held between 7 January 2005 and 6 January 2006.
g. AGILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS AT CRUFTS 2006.
A dog is eligible for entry if it has won a Kennel Club Agility Certificate (Standard or Mini) at a show held between 7 January 2005 and 6 January 2006.
h. QUALIFIED DOGS TOO YOUNG TO COMPETE IN 2005.
A dog which gained a qualifying award prior to the 7 January 2005 but was under 8 months of age on the 10 March 2005 and, therefore, ineligible for competition at Crufts 2005, is eligible for Crufts 2006 without further qualification.
i. OVERSEAS QUALIFICATIONS.
The following qualifications refer to Kennel Club fully recognised breeds only.
(1) Any champion from a country with which the Kennel Club has a reciprocal agreement qualifies automatically if it is domiciled in the UK and is on the Kennel Club Breed Register.
(2) Any FCI International Champion.
(3) Winners of Junior (Dog) and Junior (Bitch) classes, plus the Best Dog and the Best Bitch at specified Shows in each of the European countries entitled to take part in the UK PETS Travel Scheme. One show only nominated by the Kennel Club in the country concerned.
(4) Winners of Junior Dog and Junior Bitch classes plus CACIB Dog and CACIB Bitch at FCI World Winners and European Winners Shows in 2005. This applies to dogs resident in countries entitled to take part in the UK PETS Travel Scheme.
(5) USA – Winners of Best of Breed, Best of Opposite, Awards of Merit Winners and Best Bred by Exhibitor in the Classes at the AKC Invitational, January 2005. Additionally, Best of Breed, Best of Opposite, Awards of Merit Winners (if offered) and Best Bred by Exhibitor (if offered), at one National Breed Speciality show per breed chosen by the Parent Breed Club and agreed by the AKC.
(6) CANADA – The top five dogs from each group according to the Dogs in Canada Top Show Dog point system, published in Dogs in Canada July issue.
Additionally, Best of Breed, Best of Opposite and Award of Merit Winners at the National Specialities agreed by the Canadian Kennel Club.
(7) AUSTRALIA – One Show has/will be nominated for 2005 in each of the eight states: -
Winners of Junior (Dog) and Junior (Bitch) classes, plus the Best Dog and the Best Bitch to qualify at each show.
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(8) JAPAN - Winners of Best King and Best Queen also Best Junior King and Best Junior Queen at FCI Asian International Championship Show 2005, Tokyo. Any FCI International Champion.
(9) NEW ZEALAND – Winners of Junior (Dog) and Junior (Bitch) Classes, plus the Best Dog and Best Bitch to qualify from the NZKC ProPlan National Show.
NOTES ON QUALIFICATIONS
1. A Breed Class is a class confined to one breed.
2. Awards as above qualify a dog for entry at Crufts 2006 only if the class in which the award was gained was not made "Special" in any way, i.e. by age, colour, height, weight, coat, to members of a society to breeders etc. An exception is made only in the case of Prize Winners in Special Puppy, Special Junior, Special Yearling and Special Veteran at Crufts 2005. Wins in sweepstake classes do not qualify nor do wins in any classes other than those stated above.
3. Only dogs of 8 calendar months of age or over on 9 March 2006 will be eligible for entry at Crufts 2006 unless a Kennel Club Stud Book qualification has been obtained.
4. In any class scheduled at Crufts 2006 for which an age limit appears in the definition the age is calculated to the 9 March 2006
5. No entries will be accepted "Not for Competition".
ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY, 6 JANUARY 2006
(P.O. POSTMARKED)
12/5/05
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Post by Irena on Jun 16, 2005 6:17:52 GMT 1
Daniela, How could I miss this post?  Welcome to the board, and thanks for the info!! Now if only we could get the list of shows in Europe where we can qualify.... I'm off to the Kennel Club's website since I see some current dates in the piece you posted, so they must have updated their website. Thanks again, and please do post an introduction!!! |
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Post by Irena on Jun 16, 2005 6:31:34 GMT 1
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Post by marjolein on Jun 16, 2005 8:56:03 GMT 1
I can't find it either..... Maybe on the website of your own kennel club?!??
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Post by marjolein on Jun 20, 2005 7:29:36 GMT 1
Thanx Allyson!
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Post by daniela on Jun 20, 2005 20:12:17 GMT 1
Hi Irena I hope the post is useful to you - there is also an overseas document in pdf format available to download from the crufts website with all the information on how to qualify contained within. Here are the overseas qualifying shows for Crufts 2006 to date: Luxembourg Spring Show 2005 Luxembourg 19th - 20th March 2005 Estonia Winner 2005 Tallinn 14th - 15th May 2005 Austria EDS Tulln 3rd - 5th June 2005 Denmark CAC - CACIB Hillerod 11th - 12th June 2005 France Lyon Championship Show Lyon 11th - 12th June 2005 Portugal 106th CPC/Lisbon International Dog Show Lisbon 25th - 26th June 2005 Belgium Golden Dog Trophy Liege 23rd - 24th July 2005 New Zealand 2005 NZKC Proplan National Dog Show Christchurch 23rd - 25th September 2005 Gibraltar 22nd and 23rd International Dog Show Gibraltar 1st October 2005 Spain Barcelona (European Section Show) Barcelona 8th - 9th October 2005 Germany Bundessieger - Zuchtschau Dortmund 14th - 16th October 2005 Switzerland International Championship Show Lausanne 23rd October 2005 Malta Sixth International (CACIB) Championships Dog Show De La Salle, Cottonera 26th - 27th October 2005 Malta Maltese National Canine Federation Cottonera Sports Complex 12th - 13th November 2005 Sweden Hund 2005 Stockholm 10th - 11th December 2005 Finland FKC's Winner 2005 Helsinki 17th December 2005 Finland NKU's (Nordic Kennel Union)/FKC's Nordic Winner 2005 Helsinki 18th December 2005 Any more information can be obtained direct from the crufts website www.crufts.org.ukAnd of course, I will post an introduction :-) Daniela |
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Post by marjolein on Jun 21, 2005 9:23:53 GMT 1
This is what she was looking for I think. Where did you find it???
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Post by Irena on Jun 21, 2005 9:40:52 GMT 1
Yes, yes, yes!! Thank you, Daniela! And I see already (although it would not have affected me in any way bec. Audry is too young anyway) that the nearest qualification show to here was in Estonia, in May. I wonder now just how many people knew to enter their dogs in that one because you could qualify for Crufts.  Thanks again, and indeed, where did you find this information? It's not in that PDF file, is it??? (I did look through it twice but it only says something about Japan, Australia etc) |
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Post by Irena on Jun 21, 2005 9:44:01 GMT 1
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Post by daniela on Jun 21, 2005 19:22:23 GMT 1
Hi Irena I am glad you found the link with the crufts overseas qualifying shows for 2006. All the information you need is available from the Crufts website, just follow the exhibitors' link on the left hand side of your screen. You will need an ATC (Authority To Compete) number if you do decide to come over and compete. The ATC form is available to download from www.the-kennel-club.org.uk - just click on 'registration forms' on the left hand side of your screen. The ATC is form number 14. Thanks Daniela |
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Welcome to the board, and thanks for the info!! Now if only we could get the list of shows in Europe where we can qualify.... I'm off to the Kennel Club's website since I see some current dates in the piece you posted, so they must have updated their website.