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Judging ProgramIndoor • Unbenched • American Kennel Club Member • Show Hours: 6AM-11PM each day

ASC NAtioNAl SPeCiAltyReno, Nevada – July 2013

American Spaniel Club 37th Cocker Spaniel National Specialty Show

Futurity, BBE Sweepstakes, Cut Down Sweepstakes, Veteran SweepstakesTwo Obedience & Rally Trials with Field Events & Agility Trials

Website: http://www.asc-cockerspaniel.org/index.php/shows/cocker-spaniel-national/general-info.html

July 11 – 14, 2013Grand Sierra Resort – 2500 East 2nd Street, Reno, NV 89595

The members of the American Spaniel Club wish to dedicate this show To the Memory of American Spaniel Club Life Member, Elizabeth “Liz” Doyle.

THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB CERTIFICATIONPermission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holdingof this event under American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations.

James P. Crowley, Secretary

BaRay Event Services, Inc.A.K.C. ANNUALLY LICENSED SUPERINTENDENTSMEMBER: DOG SHOW SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATIONSHARON DELABARRE • SHEILA RAYMONDJANE ANDERSON • STACEY DELABARRE • SHARON SAMSON • BECKY SUMNERP.O. BOx 4090, SEqUIM, WA 98382-4090HAND-DElIVERED, ExPRESS OR PRIORITy, FEDEx, UPS OR AIRBORNE:203 S. 4TH AVE., SEqUIM, WA 98382 • 360-683-1507 • FAx 360-683-6654E-MAIl: [email protected] • WEB SITE: BaRayEvents.com

OFFICEHOURS

9AM-5PMMON.-FRI.

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SHOW COMMITTEE

Show Chair: Stephanie Kaul ......................................................PO Box 2939, Saratoga CA 95070408-399-1557 – [email protected]

Assistant Show Chair – Marie Santos ......................... 224 Sherwood Drive, Brentwood CA 94513925-634-9529 - [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONSTrophies ............................................. Tanda Shirrod Seating: ..... Mariecel Torres-young, Candace ChandObedience & Rally ..........................Colleen Keough Memorabilia .................Stephanie Kaul, Terry Kelso Fundraising ........................................... Terry Kelso Grounds ...............................................James WadeField ..................................................Gail Workman Basket Raffle .........................lisa Pino & Patti Auld Vendors .............................................Patricia Elkins Hospitality .................Ernie Domondon, Terry Kelso Publicity .....................................Brenda McManigle Catalog Advertising ............................. Jackie Curry Decorations ...........................................Jerry Moon Catalog Sales .................................. Debra EasthamAgility .............................................quinn Ruvacava Futurity Chair .....................................Debbie Knight Transportation .....................................John Hutson Judges Education ................................Robert Ennis Breeder’s Education .. Sharon Gerling & Kathy Brock Tack Room .................................... Ernie Domondon Parade of Rescues ..........................Colleen Keough Chief Ring Steward ... Jane Williams & Sharon ElliottAuctions .......................................................................................... Stephanie Kaul, Terry Kelso, Jackie CurryWin Photographer ........................................................................... Jeffrey Hanlin, jeffreyhanlin@gmail.comVideographer.....................................................................................................Gary Weitz, Purebred Studios

JUDGES

Parti Cockers (All), Black Cocker (Class Dogs/Bitches), Jr. Showmanship, Veteran Sweepstakes

Mr. James Fehring [90519]16238 S 43rd East Ave, Bixby OK 74008

ASCOB Cockers (All), Black Cockers(Best of Variety & Non-Regular Classes),Best Competitions

Mr. David Kittredge [7016]34 Marlborough Rd, Rochester Ny 14619

Bred By Exhibitor Sweepstakes Mrs. Gerri Cadiz40-A Kai One Place, Kailua HI 96734

Obedience & Rally (Saturday & Sunday) Mrs. linda Hause [5850]111 Sandalwood Ct, Santa Rosa CA 95401

Futurity and Cut-Down Sweepstakes Ms. Bettie Campbell1088 Union Mill Rd, Mt. laurel NJ 08054

VETERINARIANS – ON CALL

KLAICH ANIMAL HOSPITAL – 1990 S. Virginia St. Reno NV • 775-826-1212M-F: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sat: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; Sun: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m

Directions from GSR: Head east on E 2nd St. Make a U-turn. Turn left onto the US-395 S/Interstate 580 S ramp. Merge onto I-580 S/US-395 S. Take exit 65A for Villanova Dr toward Plumb ln. Continue straight onto Matley ln. Turn right onto East Plumb lane. Turn left onto S Virginia St. Hospital will be on the left.

ANIMAL EMERGENCY CENTER OF RENO – NIGHTS, WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS6425 So Virginia St, Reno NV • (775) 851-3600

Directions from GSR: Head east on E 2nd St. Make a U-turn. Turn left onto the US-395 S/Interstate 580 S ramp. Merge onto I-580 S/US-395 S. Take exit 63 for So. Virginia St/Kietzke ln. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for So. Virginia St. Turn left onto S Virginia St. Make a U-turn at Sierra Center Pkwy. Hospital will be on the right.

Event #s: #2013110712 Cockers-Only Obed. • #2013110715 All-Breed Obed. • #2013110713 Parent Specialty, Jr Showmanship • #2013110707 Cockers-Only Rally

• #2013110708 All-Breed Rally • #2013110717 Futurity • #2013110717 Veteran Sweepstakes


Schedule SummaryTUESDAY – Working Dog Test (offsite), Instinct Test (offsite)

WEDNESDAY – Move-In Day, Board Meeting, Instinct Test (offsite), Welcome Party

THURSDAY – Futurity, BBE Sweepstakes, Cut Down Sweepstakes, Hunt Test (offsite), Instinct test (offsite), Pat Hastings Seminar, Judges Education Seminar & Hands-On Workshop, Sanction C Obed/Rally Match, Junior Handling Seminar, Bowling Tournament

FRIDAY – Class Dogs, Veteran Sweeps, Cockers-Only Agility, Sanction C Obed/Rally Match, Instinct Test (offsite), Dr. Cynthia Smith Reproductive Health Seminar, Futurity Party

SATURDAY – Class Bitches, Cockers-Only Obedience (AM), Cockers-Only Rally (PM), All-Breed Agility, Eilene White Coat Color Genetics & Understanding Hock Joint Seminar, Joel Silverman “What Color Is your Dog” Seminar & Obedience Skills Demonstration, Awards Dinner & live Auction

SUNDAY – BOV & Bests Competition, Junior Showmanship, Parade of CH/Titleholders, Parade of Rescues, All-Breed Obedience, All-Breed Rally, All-Breed Agility, Move-Out

TRANSPORTATION

The GSR provides a free shuttle service to/from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport every half hour.

Departure from Grand Sierra Resort and CasinoThe shuttle leaves the hotel on the hour and half hour, daily between 5:00 am and 11:30 pm.

Departure from Reno Tahoe international AirportThe Shuttle leaves from the exit located at the far end of baggage claim

every 15 and 45 minutes past the hour daily between 5:15 am and 11:45 pm.

Taxis and Rental Cars can both be hired at the airport. If you wish to rent a car, please contact them directly for reservations:

Alamo (800) 462-5266 – www.alamo.comThrifty (800) 367-2277 – www.thrifty.com

Budget (800) 527-0700 – www.budget.comAvis (800) 831-2847 – www.avis.com

Hertz (800) 654-3131 – www.hertz.comEnterprise (800) 325-8007 – www.enterprise.comNational (800) 227-7368 – www.nationalcar.com

Advantage (800) 777-5500 – www.advantage.com

DIRECTIONS

FROM SAN FRANCISCO/BAY AREATravel eastbound on I-80 – follow signs for Reno. Take exit 15 to merge onto I-580S/US-395S toward Carson City. Take exit 67 toward E 2nd St. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Glendale Ave. Turn left onto E 2nd St. GSR will be on the right.

FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIATravel northbound on I-5. Take exit 522 to merge onto I-80 E towards Reno. Take exit 15 to merge onto I-580S/US-395S toward Carson City. Take exit 67 toward E 2nd St. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Glendale Ave. Turn left onto E 2nd St. GSR will be on the right.

FROM WASHINGTON/OREGONTravel soundbound on I-5. Exit onto CA-89 S. Turn left onto CA-44 E/Feather lake Hwy/Old Station Rd. Continue to follow CA-44 E/Feather lake Hwy. Turn left onto CA-36 E. Continue straight onto US-395 S. Continue onto I-580/US-395 S. Take exit 67 toward E 2nd St. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Glendale Ave. Turn left onto E 2nd St. GSR will be on the right.


PROGRAM OF JUDGINGTHERE ARE A TOTAL OF 320 DOGS FOR 481 ENTRIES IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS

CONFORMATION & JR SHOWMANSHIP: 235 ENTRIESFUTURITy: 36 ENTRIES • CUT-DOWN SWEEPSTAKES: 12 ENTRIES

BRED By ExHIBITOR SWEEPSTAKES: 28 ENTRIES • VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES: 9 ENTRIESSATURDAy OBEDIENCE: 36 ENTRIES • SUNDAy OBEDIENCE: 35 ENTRIES

SATURDAy RAlly: 55 ENTRIES • SUNDAy RAlly: 35 ENTIRES

THURSDAY – JULY 11RING 1 – 8:00AM – FUTURITY (36) – JUDGE: MRS. BETTIE CAMPBELL

16 BlACK COCKER SPANIElS2 Futurity Dogs 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. • 1 Futurity Dog 9 Mos. & Over

6 Futurity Bitches 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. • 7 Futurity Bitches 9 Mos. & Over 16 ASCOB COCKER SPANIElS

4 Futurity Dogs 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. • 6 Futurity Dogs 9 Mos. & Over 3 Futurity Bitches 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. • 3 Futurity Bitches 9 Mos. & Over

4 PARTI-COlOR COCKER SPANIElS2 Futurity Dogs 9 Mos. & Over

1 Futurity Bitch 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. • 1 Futurity Bitch 9 Mos. & Over 10:00AM – FUTURITY INTERVARIETY & BEST IN FUTURITY COMPETITION

Best of Variety Futurity-Black, BOS to Best of Variety Futurity-BlackBest of Variety Futurity-ASCOB, BOS to Best of Variety Futurity-ASCOB

Best of Variety Futurity-Parti, BOS to Best of Variety Futurity-PartiBest in Futurity, Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Futurity

RING 1 – 11:00AM – CUT-DOWN SWEEPSTAKES (12) – JUDGE: MRS. BETTIE CAMPBELL

3 BlACK COCKER SPANIElS – 2 Dogs, 1 BitchBest Black Cocker Spaniel in Cut-Down Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

2 ASCOB COCKER SPANIElS – 1 Dog, 1 BitchBest ASCOB Cocker Spaniel in Cut-Down Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

7 PARTI-COlOR COCKER SPANIElS – 2 Dogs, 5 BitchesBest Parti-Color Cocker Spaniel in Cut-Down Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

Best in Cut-Down Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Cut-Cown Sweepstakes

RING 1 – 1:00PM – BRED BY EXHIBITOR SWEEPSTAKES (28) – JUDGE: MRS. GERRI CADIZ

10 BlACK COCKER SPANIElS2 Dogs (6-9 Mos.), 2 Dogs (9-12 Mos.), 3 Bitches (6-9 Mos.), 3 Bitches (9-12 Mos.)

Best Black Cocker Spaniel in Bred by Exhibitor Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex10 ASCOB COCKER SPANIElS

4 Dogs (6-9 Mos.), 1 Dog (9-12 Mos.), 2 Bitches (6-9 Mos.), 3 Bitches (9-12 Mos.)Best ASCOB Cocker Spaniel in Bred By Exhibitor Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

8 PARTI-COlOR COCKER SPANIElS2 Dogs (6-9 Mos.), 3 Dogs (9-12 Mos.), 3 Bitches (6-9 Mos.)

Best Parti-Color Cocker Spaniel in Bred by Exhibitor Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite SexBest in Bred by Exhibitor Sweepstakes

Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Bred by Exhibitor Sweepstakes

RING 2 – SANCTIONED C OBEDIENCE & RALLY MATCH

Advanced registration encouraged. Onsite registrations will be accepted - payable by CHECK only! No Cash!


THURSDAY – JULY 11 continued

3:00-6:00PM – JUDGES EDUCATION SEMINAR & HANDS-ON WORKSHOPRoom N-10, just out the door, to the left, and down the hall from the Silver State Pavilion

3:00-6:00PM – Pat Hastings SeminarS-2 Area within Silver State Pavilion

5:00-6:00PM – JUNIOR HANDLING SEMINAR in Ring 1 with linda Pitts

6:30-7:00PM – SNACKS/DRINKS7:00-9:00PM – ASC BOWLING TOURNAMENT

GSR Bowling Center

FRIDAY – JULY 12RING 1 – 9:00AM – BLACK COCKER SPANIEL CLASS DOGS (20) – JUDGE: JIM FEHRING

6 Puppy Dogs 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. 2 Puppy Dogs 9 Mos. & Under 12 Mos.

2 Dogs 12 Mos. & Under 18 Mos. 6 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs

4 Open Dogs Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog

RING 1 – 10:30AM – ASCOB COCKER SPANIEL CLASS DOGS (20) – JUDGE: DAVID KITTREDGE


3 Dogs 12 Mos. & Under 18 Mos. 4 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs 1 American Bred Dogs

1 Open Dogs Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog

RING 1 – 1:00PM – PARTI-COLOR COCKER SPANIEL CLASS DOGS (12) – JUDGE: JIM FEHRING


2 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs 2 Open Dogs

Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog

2:00PM – TOWN HALL MEETING in Ring 1

RING 1 – 2:30PM – VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES (9) – JUDGE: JIM FEHRING

4 Dogs 7-8 yrs. • 1 Dog 8-10 yrs. • 3 Dogs 10 yrs. & Older • 1 Bitch 10 yrs. & OlderBest in Veteran Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex

3:00-6:00PM – DR. CYNTHIA SMITH, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SEMINARS-2 Area within Silver State Pavilion

6:00-7:00PM – FUTURITY PARTYlocation TBD

RING 2 – SANCTIONED C OBEDIENCE & RALLY MATCH

Advanced registration encouraged. Onsite registrations will be accepted - payable by CHECK only! No Cash!


SATURDAY – JULY 13CONFORMATION SCHEDULE

ALL CLASSES ARE HELD IN RING 1

9:00AM – ASCOB COCKER SPANIEL CLASS BITCHES (21) – JUDGE: DAVID KITTREDGE

4 Puppy Bitches 6 Mos. & Under 9 Mos. 8 Puppy Bitches 9 Mos. & Under 12 Mos.

2 Bitches 12 Mos. & Under 18 Mos. 5 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches

2 Open Bitches Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Bitch

11:00AM – PARTI-COLOR COCKER SPANIEL CLASS BITCHES (13) – JUDGE: JIM FEHRING


1 Bitches 12 Mos. & Under 18 Mos. 5 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches


12:00-1:00PM – lUNCH

1:00PM – BLACK COCKER SPANIEL CLASS BITCHES (30) – JUDGE: JIM FEHRING


3 Bitches 12 Mos. & Under 18 Mos. 7 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches 2 American Bred Bitches


3:00-5:00PM – EILENE WHITE SEMINARSS-2 Area within Silver State Pavilion

6:00-7:00PM – COCKER-TAILS “SHOW YOUR BEST HAND” DINNER

7:00-9:00PM – “SHOW YOUR BEST HAND” AWARDS DINNERRing 1 Area


SATURDAY, JULY 13OBEDIENCE & RALLY JUDGING SCHEDULE


ALL BREAKS - INCLUDING LUNCH BREAK - ARE AT THE DISCRTION OF THE JUDGE

OBEDIENCE TRIAL (34) – JUDGE: MRS. LINDA HAUSE

8:00AM1 Utility Class B..........................................................................................................No. [1403]3 Utility Class A.....................................................................................Nos. [1402, 1404-1405]

8:45AM5 Open Class B ................................................................................................. Nos. 1401-14051 Open Class A .............................................................................................................No. 1301

9:30AM8 Novice Class B .................................................................. Nos. 1201-1205, 1207, 1209-1210Novice Class A Walkthrough2 Novice Class A ............................................................................................... Nos. 1101-1102

11:00AM3 Beginner Novice B ......................................................................................... Nos. 1652-16547 Beginner Novice A ......................................................................................... Nos. 1601-1607

To Follow2 Veterans Class ............................................................................................ Nos. [1401], 19012 Brace Units ............................................................................. Nos. [1201, 1204, 1301], 1654

2:00PM – RALLY TRIAL (56) – JUDGE: MRS. LINDA HAUSE

Excellent Walkthrough3 Rally Excellent B ................................................................................Nos. [2407-2408], 26031 Rally Excellent A ......................................................................................................Nos. 2501Advanced Walkthrough6 Rally Advanced B ........................................................................ Nos. 2401-2402, 2405-24081 Rally Advanced A .......................................................................................................No. 2301Novice Walkthrough9 Rally Novice B ............................................................................. Nos. 2201-2205, 2207-2210 6 Rally Novice A ................................................................................................ Nos. 2101-21063 Rally Pairs Novice Units .......................................................................... Nos. #1- 2103, 2104

#2- 2201, 2202#3- 2405, 2406

5 Rally Team Novice Units .......................................Nos. #1- 2101, 2105, 2106, 2202, 2203(A) #2- 2103, 2204, 2405, 2406, 2205(A)

#3- 2102, 2104, 2301, 2903#4- 2603, 2904, 2905, 2907, 2401(A)#5- 2201, 2207, 2901, 2902, 2906(A)

JOEL SILVERMAN’S “WHAT COLOR IS YOUR DOG?” SEMINAR & OBEDIENCE SKILLS DEMONSTRATION

Ring 2 – Immediately following conclusion of Rally Trial


SUNDAY – JULY 14CONFORMATION JUDGING SCHEDULE


8:00AM – PARTI-COLOR COCKER SPANIEL BEST OF VARIETY COMPETITION (26) JUDGE: JIM FEHRING

2 Veteran Dogs 7 yrs. & Older • 1 Veteran Bitches 7 yrs. & Older 21 Best of Variety Competition 11-10

Best of Variety, Best of Winners Best of Opposite SexSelect Dogs, Select Bitches, Awards of Merit

Best Veteran in Variety, Best Bred by Exhibitor in Variety1 Stud Dog • 1 Brood Bitch

9:30AM – JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP COMPETITION (9) JUDGE: JIM FEHRING

3 Novice Intermediate Class • 3 Open Intermediate Class 2 Open Senior Class • 1 Master Class

Best Junior Handler

10:00AM – BLACK COCKER SPANIEL BEST OF VARIETY COMPETITION (32) JUDGE: DAVID KITTREDGE

2 Veteran Dogs 7 yrs. & Older 24 Best of Variety Competition 12-12

Best of Variety, Best of Winners Best of Opposite Sex,Select Dogs, Select Bitches, Awards of Merit

Best Veteran in Variety, Best Bred by Exhibitor in Variety2 Stud Dogs • 3 Brood Bitches • 1 Brace Unit

12:00-1:00PM – lUNCH

1:00PM – PARADE OF TITLE HOLDERS (19)

2:00PM – ASCOB COCKER SPANIEL BEST OF VARIETY COMPETITION (32) JUDGE: DAVID KITTREDGE

4 Veteran Dogs 7 yrs. & Older • 1 Veteran Bitch 7 yrs. & Older 1 Field Trial Dog • 1 Field Trial Bitch

20 Best of Variety Competition 10-10Best of Variety, Best of Winners Best of Opposite Sex

Select Dogs, Select Bitches, Awards of MeritBest Veteran in Variety, Best Bred by Exhibitor in Variety. Best Field in Variety

2 Stud Dogs • 3 Brood Bitches

4:00PM – PARADE OF RESCUES (10)

4:30PM – BEST OF BREED COMPETITION JUDGE: DAVID KITTREDGE

BEST OF BREEDBEST OF OPPOSITE SEx TO BEST OF BREED

BEST BRED By ExHIBITOR • BEST BRACE • BEST VETERAN • BEST FIElDBEST STUD DOG • BEST BROOD BITCH


SUNDAY, JULY 14OBEDIENCE & RALLY JUDGING SCHEDULE


ALL BREAKS - INCLUDING LUNCH BREAK - ARE AT THE DISCRTION OF THE JUDGE

OBEDIENCE TRIAL (34) – JUDGE: MRS. LINDA HAUSE

8:00AM 1 Utility Class B........................................................................................................No. [1403] 5 Utility Class A............................................................... Nos. [1402, 1404-1405], 1501-1502

9:05AM 5 Open Class B ............................................................................................... Nos. 1401-1405 1 Open Class A ...........................................................................................................No. 1302

10:00AM 7 Novice Class B .............................................Nos. 1201-1202, 1205-1206, 1208, 1210-1211Novice Class A Walkthrough 3 Novice Class A ............................................................................................. Nos. 1101-1103

11:20AM 8 Beginner Novice B ....................................................................................... Nos. 1651-1658 5 Beginner Novice A .................................................................... Nos. 1601-1603, 1606-1607

2:00PM – RALLY TRIAL (35) – JUDGE: MRS. LINDA HAUSE

Excellent Walkthrough 7 Rally Excellent B .............................................2601-2602, [2409] 2603, [2410-2411], 2604Nos. [2409-2411], 2601-2604Advanced Walkthrough 9 Rally Advanced B ...................................................................... Nos. 2401-2406, 2309-2411Novice Walkthrough13 Rally Novice B ........................................................................... Nos. 2201-2208, 2211-2215 6 Rally Novice A .............................................................................................. Nos. 2101-2106

TRANSFER OF ENTRIES

CONFORMATION: Dogs may be transferred from one of the regular classes to the Best of Breed or Variety competition, provided this transfer is presented to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior to the scheduled start of any regular conformation judging at the show. MOVE-UPS TO BEST OF VARIETY MUST BE MADE NO LATER THAN 9:30 ON SUNDAY, JULY 14.JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP: Junior Handlers who win a third Novice Class with competition present after the closing of entries for a show may transfer their entry from the Novice Class to the Open Class provided that this transfer is made by the Superintendent at least one-half hour prior to the scheduled start of Junior Showmanship judging at the show. Correction may be made from one age division to another. provided this transfer must be made to the Superintendent at least one half-hour prior to the judging of any Junior Showmanship class at the show.OBEDIENCE OR RALLY: A dog who has earned a title after entries have closed may be moved to another class in a future trial, provided the transfer request is presented to the Superintendent in writing at least 30 minutes prior to the start of each trial. Move-ups may be approved provided the class and judge are available and the class has not reached its limit.


NATIONAL SPECIALTY HOST HOTEL

GRAND SIERRA RESORT & CASINO2500 EAST 2ND STREET

RENO, NV 89595 | 775-789-2129Pet Fee Waived. Dog limits per room may apply. Show downstairs in Silver State Pavillion. 2500 East 2nd Street, Reno NV 89595 775-789-2129. For hotel reservations at the Grand Sierra Resort, please contact Show Chairman, Stephanie Kaul, at 408-399-1557 or [email protected].

The Grand Sierra Resort & Casino has undergone renovations including guest rooms, meeting rooms, ballroom, restaurant and bar. If there is damage due to your neglect of your dog(s), you will be asked to leave IMMEDIATEly and charged for cleaning/repair. All rooms with dogs will be checked daily.1. Check in time is 3 p.m. Check out time is 11 a.m. Should late check-out be required, notify the

front desk. you may be charged for a half-day depending on time of departure.2. DOGS MAy NOT BE lEFT UNATTENDED IN ROOMS - NO ExCEPTIONS!! Rooms with dogs

MUST HAVE CRATES. Plastic is required under all crates in rooms. GSR has the right to restrict the number of dogs in any one room.

3. Dogs must NOT be bathed and/or groomed in the sleeping rooms. This will lead to severe clogging of drains, as well as housekeeping problems. The use of hotel linens for bathing dogs is NOT permitted. As a guest, you will be responsible for any damages that occur in your room.

4. Every dog owner/agent is expected to pick up after their dogs. Please use the designated exercise areas only. Exercising will not be allowed near the main entrance or in the pool area.

5. Parking of vehicles in non-designated parking spots will not be allowed. 6. Dogs are not permitted in the casino, restaurants, swimming pool area, gift shop, retail stores,

or meeting room areas unless previously designated as dog show areas.7. The housekeeping department must clean rooms daily (hotel policy). All rooms must be

available for cleaning and all privacy signs must be removed no later than 2 p.m. each day. Exceptions will not be made. Anyone refusing service will have their room checked by an ASC show committee member and hotel staff.

8. Please make every effort to keep your dog quiet while in the hotel. Refunds made by the hotel due to disturbances, including noise caused by your dog, will be charged to your bill.

9. Dogs must be leashed at all times on the hotel property.Important Reminders: It is very important that we all do our best to maintain cleanliness with our dogs at our hotel. There will be designated areas for exercising your dog(s). Don’t wait too long to get them out. Go to the shortest route; take baggies with you in case of an accident. Do not walk away from your dog’s mess. Demand others to clean up after their dogs. Please report someone who is not observing the rules. Bench Show Committee Meeting and Hearing will be called on anyone who abuses our hotel. The AKC will back us if we have a problem. Inform Stephanie Kaul, Charles Born, quinn Ruvacava, or James Wade if you notice a problem.

RV RESERVATIONS

Ideally situated in the heart of America’s Adventure Place, the RV Park at Grand Sierra Resort offers great rates and complete hook-ups on 178 easily-accessed pads, many with river views. • 178 Camp Sites • Comfort Stations: Shower and Restroom facilities for guests• 30ft & 40ft back-in space • Full Hook-ups and laundry Facilities• Easy access to river walk trail • Pets are welcome at the RV Park - additional fee may apply • Access to hotel facilities • Pull Thru Spaces - 30amp & limited 50amp service (Fee)


ATTENTION EXHIBITORSThe following rules and regulations will be strictly enforced by the show committee, or the Grand Sierra Resort, or both, as appropriate:1. The show site will be available to exhibitors at 1:00pm on Wednesday, July 10, 2013. Please plan

your arrival accordingly as early access to the tack room will not be accommodated. All unloading must be through the roll up door of the Silver State Pavilion, just across from the driving range, near the RV Park. NO UNlOADING THROUGH THE GSR MAIN DOORS! There is no driving into the Silver State Pavilion - all unloading must be done with dollies or hand carts through the roll-up door of the Silver State Pavilion. 15 Minute Unloading Zone near roll-up door. Unloading area will be strictly monitored by GSR Security and the ASC Event Committee. Any exhibitor who parks in the unloading zone will be towed away at their expense.

2. The show site will be open July 11-14 from 6:00 AM until 11:00 PM. Dogs may be left overnight in the show building. All setups where dogs are remaining overnight must display a contact name and a phone number where they can be reached 24/7. Security guards will be on duty. No one will be allowed in the building between the hours of 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM, unless special permission is granted by the show chairman.

3. All dogs and equipment must be removed from the Silver State Pavilion by 9am on Monday, July 15, 2013. NO ExCEPTIONS!

4. There will be NO SMOKING within the confines of the Silver State Pavilion, the bathing stations or within 20 feet of any hotel entrance.

5. Sanitary conditions must be maintained in the show building and/or anywhere at the Grand Sierra Resort – INClUDING HOTEl ROOMS - at all times. All exercise pens must be identified with the exhibitor’s name. Exercise pens MUST be kept clean and will be patrolled by show committee members. Plastic and shavings will be provided courtesy of the Mission Valley Cocker Spaniel Club. Plastic MUST be under All PENS, regardless of whether trays are utilized. The show committee will monitor the cleanliness of the show building and reserves the right to request grooming areas to be cleaned at any time as deemed necessary. Dogs may not be off-leash anywhere at the Grand Sierra Resort.

6. Grooming of dogs will be confined to the tack room area. Bathing of dogs will be confined to the bathing area provided just outside the tack room. ABSOlUTEly NO BATHING OR GROOMING OF DOGS IN THE HOTEl ROOMS! Violation of this will be grounds for a bench show committee.

7. American Spaniel Club welcomes all exhibitors. We want you to know that we are taking a proactive step to protect the health and well-being of the dogs being exhibited at our show. ASC may require proof of vaccination (or titers) for any dog that is in attendance at the American Spaniel Club Cocker Spaniel National Specialty or it’s Flushing Show. This documentation must be from a licensed veterinarian or a copy of vaccination record which shows the original labels from the vials of vaccine with the date of the vaccination. Vaccinations must be within veterinarian recommended protocol.

8. Please refresh your knowledge of AKC Rules and Regulations Chapter 11, Section 9. “No dog shall be eligible to compete at any show, no dog shall be brought into the grounds or premises of any show, and any dog which may have been brought into the grounds or premises of a dog show shall immediately be removed if it:

a) shows clinical symptoms of distemper, infectious hepatitis, leptrospirosis or other communicable disease, or

b) is known to have been in contact with distemper, infectious hepatitis, leptospirosis or other communicable disease within thirty days prior to the opening of the show, or

c) has been kenneled within thirty days prior to the opening of the show on premises on which there existed distemper, infectious hepatitis, leptospirosis or other communicable disease.

9. Anyone who knowingly brings sick dogs onto the show premises will be subject to Bench Committee Hearing.


NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS – ALL EVENTS

• Please note: Any hotel or motel listed in the premium list is subject to Event Committee Rules. We expect our exhibitors to be responsible guests. A report that an exhibitor at this show has abused hotel or motel property during this weekend may result in disciplinary action. Clubs reserve the right to decline future entries from the offending party in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 11, Section 15 of the Rules Applying to Dog Shows.

• lOSS OR DAMAGE – The Club/Show Committee will use due care and diligence for the welfare of dogs and exhibitors, but will not be responsible for, or assume any liability in the event of any accident or misfortune, to either dogs or exhibitors participating in these Shows. The welfare of an Exhibitor’s child is assumed to be the responsibility of the Exhibitor. It is distinctly understood that Exhibitors will exercise control and restraint over their children.

• Exhibitors should follow their veterinarians’ recommendation to assure their dogs are free of internal and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations.

• All rights to ADVERTISE, PROMOTE, PUBlICIZE, VIDEOTAPE, PHOTOGRAPH, or otherwise exploit this show or any part thereof are vested in the American Spaniel Club, Inc. (“ASC”), or in the person(s) to whom assignments of such rights have been made in writing by ASC. All persons and animals on the showgrounds at anytime while the show is in progress do, by attending the show or participating there- in, grant to ASC or its assignee(s) the right to photograph, televise, videotape, audiotape or otherwise use their likeness and voice in any manner without further release or consent. ASC IS NOT RESPONSIBlE FOR THE ACTIONS OR PRODUCTS OF THE COMMERCIAl VENDORS AT THIS SHOW. ASC APPROVED CANDID PHOTOGRAPHERS WIll BE IDENTIFIED AS SUCH. ANy INDIVIDUAl, ENTITy, ETC. WHO TAKES CANDID PHOTOGRAPHy FOR COMMERCIAl PURPOSES AT OUR SHOW WITHOUT A VAlID CANDID PHOTOGRAPHER’S lICENSE WIll BE SUBJECT TO FEES, PENAlTIES, AND A BENCH COMMITTEE HEARING. CANDID VIDEOGRAPHy FOR COMMERCIAl PURPOSES IS NEVER AllOWED AT ASC. All SUCH RIGHTS ARE RESERVED By ASC AND PUREBRED STUDIOS.

SANCTIONED C OBEDIENCE AND RALLY MATCHES

Thursday, July 11, 2013 and Friday, July 12, 2013, ASC will be hosting Sanctioned C matches (“show ‘n go,” “fun matches,” or “run thrus”) in the obedience/rally ring. The match will include (a) Open Ring – reserve the ring to practice what you want: Options: (A) 10 minutes - $10.00; (B) Obedience Course Run-Thru - $7.00/run; or (C) Rally Course Run-Thru - $5.00/run.

Advanced registration is encouraged. Onsite registrations in Reno will be accepted - payable by CHECK only! No Cash!

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Email Address:________________________________ Phone: _________________________

Option A: qty______x $10 Option B: qty______x $7.00/runOption C: qty______x $5.00/run = Total Enclosed $_________________

Complete form and mail with payment to:Colleen Keough, Obedience & Rally Chairman

633 Milan Ave, South Pasadena CA 91030(626) 441-3712 | [email protected]

Match reservations can also be made online at:http://tinyurl.com/ar893sq


For information or questions regarding the Breeders Education events at this show, please contact: Sharon Gerling at [email protected] or Kathy Egeland-Brock at [email protected].

JUDGES’ EDUCATION SEMINAR & HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

In conjunction with the National Specialty Show in Reno, Nevada, there will be a COCKER SPANIEl judges’ education seminar presented by Robert Ennis. The seminar will be held on Thursday, July 11th at 3:00 PM. Immediately following the seminar, there will be a hands-on workshop for all seminar attendees. The cost is $25.00 which includes a show catalog and a copy of both the powerpoint presentation and the illustrated standard. In order to have enough of these materials for all attendees, reservations are required. For any additional questions or to make a reservation, contact Robert Ennis at [email protected] or 716 947-9975. Reservations can also be made online at: http://tinyurl.com/apafo2p

JOEL SILVERMAN’S “WHAT COLOR IS YOUR DOG?” SEMINAR & OBED. SKILLS DEMO

Joel Silverman Presents “What Color is your Dog?” & Obedience Skills ClinicSaturday, July 13, 2013 – 3:00-5:00pm at the Silver State Pavilion, GSR (Exact location TBA)

Obedience Skills Demonstration – Date & Time TBD Fee: No Charge for Attendees

Joel Silverman has been a professional animal trainer for over 30 years. Appearing on national programs such as live, With Regis and Kathie lee, CNN, MSNBC and FOx News, along with hundreds of local morning news programs, Joel has offered advice on pet care and training based on his lifetime commitment to the welfare of animals and their special place in our lives. He currently hosts the nationally syndicated television show, Dog & Cat Training With Joel Silverman; and previously hosted the popular television series Good Dog U on Animal Planet. Joel is also the author of What Color is your Dog and Take 2 - Training Solutions for Rescued Dogs. During the ASC National Specialty, Joel will give a seminar based on his popular book, What Color is your Dog?, as well as a demonstration for training obedience skills such as discrimination and retrieves. For more information, contact: Colleen Keough at [email protected]

NATURAL INSTINCT TESTING

Tuesday, July 9 – Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 10am-2pmBoca/Stampede area, exit 193 off of I-80 – Presented by: Bob lInehan – Fee: $10.00

Have you ever wondered if your cocker has natural field abilities? Do you know if your dog is birdy? This is your chance to see your cocker in action. Please join us in Reno, NV where you can get your dog evaluated to see the natural field instincts of your cocker. The instinct test will be held offsite at the Boca/Stampede area, exit 193 off of I-80, which is about 30 miles from the show site. There is a $10 fee per dog to cover the cost of birds. If you have any questions, please contact Bob at [email protected]. If you plan to register onsite, please drop Bob an email so that we insure there are enough birds on hand.

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Address:____________________________________________ Cell: _____________________

Email:_______________________________ # Dogs you plan to test: _____________________

To register, complete form and mail with payment made payable to ASC or bring onsite to:Bob linehan

12451 Thornbush Court, San Diego CA [email protected]

Instinct Test Reservations can also be made online at: http://tinyurl.com/arrfcc8


JUNIOR HANDLING SEMINAR WITH LINDA PITTS

Thursday, July 11, 2013 – 5:00-6:00pm in the conformation ring. Come and learn from the best!linda Pitts will offer a junior handling seminar to all juniors interested in or already participating in the sport of purebred dogs. Attendees to the seminar will receive a special pass to attend the bowling tournament that evening for free!

ASC PIG PATROL

The ASC Pig Patrol will again be attending our National to be sure things are being well kept. The tack and crating areas will be patrolled throughout the day and evening to be sure setups are kept clean. At the end of the day, exhibitors will receive either a “Squeaky Clean” ticket or a “Dirty Pig” ticket, depending on the cleanliness of their pens/setup. “Squeaky Clean” tickets can be submitted for a chance to win $100. Drawing to be held just prior to Best of Breed on Sunday, July 14, 2013. Winner need not be present to win. It pays to keep your setup clean!

RAFFLES & AUCTIONS

Anyone interested in donating items for our Basket Raffle, please contact Patti Auld or lisa Pino at 11166 Big Dipper Dr, Mira loma CA 91752, (951) 681-8648 or [email protected]. If you are interested in submitting items for the Silent Auction or live Auction, please contact Stephanie Kaul at PO Box 2939, Saratoga CA 95070, (408) 399-1557 or [email protected]. The basket raffle will be drawn and the silent auction will end Sunday, July 14, 2013 at 10am. The live auction will be held in conjunction with the Awards Dinner on Saturday, July 13, 2013.

50/50 RAFFLE

Be sure to get your 50/50 raffle tickets now and win half of the money collected! $2.00 each or a book of 10 for $10.00. Don’t Miss your Chance to Win Big Bucks!Drawing to be held Saturday, July 13, 2013. Winner Need Not Be Present to Win

To purchase your 50/50 Raffle Tickets,contact: Stephanie Kaul, PO Box 2939, Saratoga CA 95070, (408) 399-1557 or [email protected].

MEMORABILIA

Didn’t get your T-Shirt, Hoodie, Sweatshirt, Deck of Cards, Water Bottle, or Fleece Blanket yet? Don’t worry, we still have them for you! Go to http://tinyurl.com/8spx9n8 and get yours now! Don’t wait for the show – it may be too late. For more information contact: Stephanie Kaul, PO Box 2939, Saratoga CA 95070, (408) 399-1557 or [email protected].

CATALOG SALES

For those of you who are not planning on attending the National Specialty in person, ASC is offering post-show sales of the July 2013 ASC National Specialty show catalog. Catalogs will be shipped out within a week of return from the July show. Shipping/handling is $5.00/catalog.

ORDER DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2013Catalog orders can also be made online at: http://tinyurl.com/b7ug3dv

“SHOW YOUR BEST HAND” WELCOME PARTY!

Wednesday, July 10, 2013 – 7:00 PM, Ring 1, Silver State Pavilion, Grand Sierra Resort

Please plan to join Zone IV as we welcome you to the 37TH Annual Cocker Spaniel National Specialty Show, Obedience, Rally, Agility Trials and Hunt Test. Enjoy hot and cold Hors d’ouvres and a cash bar for great food and good conversation while visiting with old and new friends alike!


“SHOW YOUR BEST HAND AT BOWLING” – BOWLING TOURNAMENT/SOCIAL EVENT

Sponsored by Zone IV Clubs – Washington State CSC & Ft Vancouver Cocker Spaniel FanciersThursday, July 11, 2013 – 6:30-7:00pm Snacks & Drinks followed by two hours of bowling at the GSR Bowling Alley. Fee: $10/person (Juniors who attend the Juniors Seminar get into the bowling event for free!) RESERVATION DEADLINE – MONDAY, JULY 1. Join us for food, drinks, and strikes at this bowling tournament and social event. Chat, laugh, and knock some pins down while you socialize with some of the top breeders, handlers, and exhibitors in cockers. $10 fee includes snacks & drinks from 6:30-7pm, 2 hrs of bowling, lane rental & shoes. Trophies will be awarded to Best Adult Bowler and Best Junior Bowler.

Bowling Tournament Reservations can be made online at: http://tinyurl.com/b8yey84

“SHOW YOUR BEST HAND” AWARDS DINNER AND LIVE AUCTION

Saturday, July 13, 2013 - Grand Sierra Resort (Exact location TBA)Cash Bar Cocker-Tails at 6:00 PM

Dinner and Awards at 7:00 PM followed by a live AuctionFee: $50.00 per person

Advanced reservations are required!Please plan on joining us in your blingiest, sparkliest outfit for a delicious seated dinner and lots of fun at Show your Best Hand Awards Dinner & live Auction. you will start with a wonderful meal of Baby Greens Salad with a Medley of Tear Drop Tomatoes, Roasted Garlic, Artichoke Hearts with a Red Wine Vinaigrette, followed by an entrée choice of Boursin Cheese & Wild Mushroom Stuffed Chicken Breast, Filet of Salmon in a Basil Cream Sauce, or Vegetable lasagna, fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Fresh Baked Rolls w/butter, Chocolate Mousse Dome on a layer of Chocolate Cake covered in Chocolate Ganache for dessert, and plenty of coffee or tea (hot or iced). While enjoying your meal, our Master of Ceremonies will recognize the contribution of our breeders and owners alike by presenting our Annual Hall of Distinction & Top Dog Awards and then it’s time to raise your hand for the live Auction!

Number of People_______ x $50/person = Amount Enclosed $_________

Entrée: # ________Chicken # ________Salmon # ________Veggie lasagna

Tables of 10 can be reserved for $500.All table reservations must include payment and entrée choices for all 10 people.

Number of Tables________________ x $500/table = Amount Enclosed $_______________

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Email: ________________________________________ Phone:________________________

RESERVATION DEADLINE: MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013Complete form and send with check made payable to ASC to:

Ernie Domondon, Hospitality Chairman931 Richard lane, Danville CA 94526

925-719-3446 | [email protected]

Individual & Table Awards Dinner Reservations can also be made online at: http://tinyurl.com/ar9tx3y


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