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AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES & REGULATIONS GOVERN THESE EVENTS.
Judging Program
Saluki Club of America
Member of the American Kennel Club, Unbenched, Indoors
National Specialty – June 7–11, 2016
Lure Coursing: Coursing Field, Purina Farms
Show and all other activities: Purina Farms Event Center
300 Checkerboard Loop, Gray Summit, Missouri
Show Hours each day: 7AM to half hour after completion of judging
www.salukiclub.org/National/index.htm
These Events are Dedicated to
Diana Allan (Jazirat Salukis) and Jay Kappmeier (Altair Salukis)
IN THIS JUDGING PROGRAM
Tuesday, June 7, 2016 – Obedience #2016134003, Rally #2016134001
Wednesday, June 8, 2016 – Sweepstakes #2016134015
Thursday, June 9, 2016 – Regular & Non-Reg Single Dog Classes, Jr Showmanship #2016134004
Friday, June 10, 2016 – Regular & Non-Reg Single Bitch Classes
Saturday, June 11, 2016 – Intersex Competition, NOHS
OTHER EVENTS
Monday, June 6, 2016 – AKC Coursing Ability Test #2016134020
Tuesday, June 7, 2016 – Futurity, ASFA Lure Coursing
Wednesday, June 8, 2016 – AKC Lure Coursing Trial #2016134005, Agility #2016134002
Thursday, June 9, 2016 – Lure Coursing Tests #2016134006, #2016134007
THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB CERTIFICATION
Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding
of this event under American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations.
James P. Crowley, Secretary
EVENT SECRETARY – JUDY LOWTHER
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SHOW COMMITTEE
Monica Stoner, Show Chair............................................................PO Box 1708, Edgewood, NM 87015
505-967-6665 / [email protected]
Russell McFadden, Assistant Show Chair
Celeste Johnson – Agility Trial
Tom Cigolle – Lure Trials
All SCOA officers and members of the board of directors
Announcer..........................................Michael Bell Camping........................................Dennis Schmidt
CGC......................... Jeanette Ringer, Katie Souder Catalog Ads.....................................Monica Stoner
Catalog Sales..................................................TBD Central Reservations...................Susan Schroeder
Costume Contest...................................Jean Kadel Decorations..................................... Tamarah Cook
Desert Bred Exhibition................Susan Schroeder Futurity............................................ Nancy Leising
Grounds..............................................Gary Roush Hospitality Events..................... Stephanie Gamble
Judges Education.................................Diane Divin Judge Hospitality................................ Karen Frost
Lurecourse Master.............................. Tom Cigolle Live Auction....................................Monica Stoner
SCOA/STOLA Raffle........................... Jennifer Fox Set-Up Reservations........................... Ray George
Top 20.............................................Danielle Rubin Trophy Chair.............................Russell McFadden
Triathlon........................................ Anna Meszaros Website....................................SCOA Webmasters
Vendor Booths.......................................Patsy Hoy Versatility Conformation................. Linda Scanlon
The Saluki Club of America retains all rights to photograph or videotape by any means, and televise or
reproduce these events in any way, now and in the future. The Show Chairperson and Members of their
households may not enter, show or handle at an SCOA event they are chairing.
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER
Warren & Vicky Cook – P.O. Box 215, Eagle Point, OR [email protected] – 541-831-1042
VETERINARIAN (ON CALL) – 636-257-2100 OR 314-822-7600 (after hours emergency)
Dr. William Jones (7:00 am - 6:00 pm)
Animal Emergency Clinic (after 6:00 pm)
450 Flier Dr., Pacific, MO 63039
9937 Big Bend Rd., St. Louis, MO 63122
636-257-2100
314-822-7600
Driving Directions available at the Show Secretary’s Table
JUDGES
Mrs. Dagmar Hintzenberg-Freisleben (6461)...................Westholds Damm 31, Harsewinkel, GER 33428
All Specialty Classes
Mr. Robert R Frost (5376)................................................................ 1826 W 400 N, Greenfield, IN 46140
Junior Showmanship
Ms. Linda Scanlon (2793) ........................................................................PO Box 4559, Eagle, CO 81631
Obedience & Rally
Mrs. Shereen Shuman..................................................................... 718 Water Edge Rd, Lilitz, PA 17543
Sweepstakes & Veteran Sweepstakes
CHECKERBOARD CAFE
The Checkerboard Café is open daily at 7:00 am for breakfast and lunch.
The building opens to exhibitors at 6:00 am and closes at 6:00 pm each day, unless club activities are
ongoing. The building is locked at 10:00 pm so please remember to remove your dogs and essential
belongings before the building is locked. Arrangements to leave dogs overnight must be made before
the show closing date of May 18, 2016 in advance and the exhibitor is responsible for the additional
cost. If you need to leave your dogs unattended after the show and before the building is locked,
contact the Show Chair at for help in making arrangements
SCOA THANKS
PURINA
FOR THEIR SUPPORT
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SCHEDULE
TUES. • ASFA Lure Coursing tentatively begins at 8:30 am at Purina Coursing Field
June 7
• Vendors may begin setting up at 12:00 noon in their spots.
• Exhibitor Set-up begins at 12:00. Reserved spaces will have names on them, other set up
space is available for the duration of the show on a first-come, first-served basis. Please
see set-up and ringside rules. NO X-Pens will be allowed except in the set-up area and all
crates must be either in the set up area or the designated day crating area and must have
a towel or mat under each crate. Dogs may be at ringside on leash with appropriate size
mat or bed
• Futurity will begin at approximately 1:00 pm in the designated ring with Obedience and
Rally in separate rings
• Versatility Conformation will follow Obedience and Rally
• Building closes at 6:00 or at completion of judging so Purina can reconfigure rings.
• Reserved RV Parking continues until complete - see Show Chair
WED. • AKC Lure Coursing Trial Early (tentatively 6:30 am) See Judging Program for Actual Times
June 8
• Checkerboard Café will be open at 7:00 am serving breakfast and lunch (every day)
• Announcements are made before classes begin each day
• Agility will begin in the Great Hall at approximately 9:00 am. Agility equipment will remain
and that ring will be off-limits for everyone after the Agility trial is complete.
• Veterans Sweepstakes will begin at approximately 9:00 am with Puppy Sweeps to follow,
then Dual Title Sweepstakes. Lunch break will be at approximately noon.
• Triathlon Conformation immediately after Sweepstakes are completed
THURS. • SCOA Annual Meeting in Founders Room (2nd floor) 7:30 AM (tentative) Coffee and
June 9
pastries provided. Board meeting to follow
• AKC JC/QC Test A and Test B will be held at the Coursing Field. See Tom Cigolle for further
information.
• Announcements begin at approximately 9:30 AM am then Dog Classes. Times may vary
depending on number of entries. Lunch at judge’s discretion.
• Junior Showmanship classes before Dog Classes
• No-Host bar and light hors d’oeuvres during Costume, DBE, and Top 20.
• Costume Class, followed by
• Desert Bred Exhibition, followed by
• Top Twenty
• State Basket Raffle
• Semen Collection K-9 Reproduction, in the Service Building
FRI.
• Judge Education seminar and mentoring.
• Announcements begin at approximately 9:30 am then Bitch Classes. Times may vary
depending on number of entries. Lunch at judge’s discretion.
• Award Announcements immediately after Bitch Classes
• Puppy/Fun Runs on Maintenance Hill (outside main bldg.) during Lunch. See Tom Cigolle
for further details
• Celebrating Jay Kappmeier - Live auction; SCOA/STOLA Raffle winners announced. Time
TBD depending on number of entries
• Semen Collection K-9 Reproduction, in the Service Building
June 10
SAT.
• Judges Education mentoring during judging
• Stud Dog, Brood Bitch and Brace Classes
June 11
• Best of Breed Competition, NOHS
• Best Bred-By-Exhibitor and Best Puppy
• Photographer takes final pictures
In amongst these we’ll have shopping, watching Salukis,
and a wonderful time with our friends
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SWEEPSTAKES
The Saluki Club of America Sweepstakes is open to all dogs and bitches six (6) months and under
twenty-four (24) months of age on the day of the Sweepstakes. All entries in the Sweepstakes MUST
also be entered in a Regular or Non-Regular Conformation Class and entries must be made at the same
time and on the same entry blank, with Sweepstakes marked as an “Additional Class.”
SWEEPSTAKES CLASSIFICATION
Sweepstakes Dogs, 6 mos. & under 9 mos. Sweepstakes Bitches, 6 mos. & under 9 mos.
Sweepstakes Dogs, 9 mos. & under 12 mos.
Sweepstakes Dogs, 12 mos. & under 15 mos.
Sweepstakes Dogs, 15 mos. & under 18 mos.
Sweepstakes Dogs, 18 mos. & under 24 mos.
Sweepstakes Bitches, 9 mos. & under 12 mos.
Sweepstakes Bitches, 12 mos. & under 15 mos.
Sweepstakes Bitches, 15 mos. & under 18 mos.
Sweepstakes Bitches, 18 mos. & under 24 mos.
DIVISION OF SWEEPSTAKES FUND
35% of entry fees will be retained by the club for expenses. The remaining 65% in each class becomes
the Sweepstakes Fund to be divided among the winners of each class as follows:
FIRST PRIZE.................................................. 40% SECOND PRIZE.............................................. 30%
THIRD PRIZE................................................. 20% FOURTH PRIZE.............................................. 10%
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
The Saluki Club of America Veteran Sweepstakes is open to all dogs and bitches seven years of age and
older on the day of the Veteran Sweepstakes. Entries in the Veteran Sweepstakes need not be entered in
any other class at this show. Spayed and neutered Salukis shall be eligible for competition. Judging will
be held prior to the Sweepstakes classes. Entries are made by writing “Veteran Sweepstakes” with age
division clearly stated on entry form.
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES CLASSIFICATION
Veteran Dogs, 7 yrs. & under 10 yrs. Veteran Bitches, 7 yrs. & under 10 yrs.
Veteran Dogs, 10 yrs. & under 12 yrs.
Veteran Dogs, 12 yrs. & older
Veteran Bitches, 10 yrs. & under 12 yrs.
Veteran Bitches, 12 yrs. & older
DIVISION OF VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES FUND
35% of entry fees will be retained by the club for expenses. The remaining 65% in each class
becomes the Veteran Sweepstakes Fund to be divided among the winners of each class as follows:
FIRST PRIZE.................................................. 40% SECOND PRIZE.............................................. 30%
THIRD PRIZE................................................. 20% FOURTH PRIZE.............................................. 10%
DUAL TITLE SWEEPSTAKES
The Saluki Club of America wishes to recognize Salukis and their owners who have accomplished titles
in multiple fields. To qualify, your Saluki needs two of ANY AKC titles, in Conformation, Companion,
Performance, or just being an awesome Saluki (CGC, Therapy, etc) The judge will not ask titles in the
ring. Judging will be held following the Sweepstakes classes. Entries in the Dual Title Sweepstakes
need not be entered in any other class at this show. Spayed and neutered Salukis shall be eligible for
competition. Come have fun with your Salukis.
DUAL TITLE SWEEPSTAKES CLASSIFICATION
Young Adult Dogs, 1 yr. & under 3 yrs. Young Adult Bitches, 1 yr. & under 3 yrs.
Mature Adult Dogs, 3 yrs. & under 7 yrs.
Veteran Adult Dogs, 7 yrs. & under 10 yrs.
Venerable Adult Dogs, 10 yrs. & older
Mature Adult Bitches, 3 yrs. & under 7 yrs.
Veteran Adult Bitches, 7 yrs. & under 10 yrs.
Venerable Adult Bitches, 10 yrs. & older
DIVISION OF DUAL TITLE SWEEPSTAKES FUND
35% of entry fees will be retained by the club for expenses. The remaining 65% in each class
becomes the Veteran Sweepstakes Fund to be divided among the winners of each class as follows:
FIRST PRIZE.................................................. 40% SECOND PRIZE.............................................. 30%
THIRD PRIZE................................................. 20% FOURTH PRIZE.............................................. 10%
ROUTES TO SHOW
I-44 FROM EAST OR WEST – take Gray Summit exit #253 (Hwy 100 E.). Turn north on Hwy 100 E. Go
approximately ½ mile to “MM” & turn left. There are small Purina signs on the corner. “MM” is a very
winding road. Large vehicles use care. Entrance to the Farm is about 1 mile on the left. There are large
security gates.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
PLEASE NOTE - The American Kennel Club and the Saluki Club of America are serious about the need to
preserve pet friendly hotels and areas for the future. People who abuse their pet privileges at these hotels
are subject to discipline by SCOA and AKC. If you are reported by a hotel for abusing your pet privileges
there will be a bench hearing and resultant discipline if the hearing results in a determination that you
acted in a manner not in the best interests of the Sport. The Host Hotel has a specified exercise area and
SCOA provides bags for disposal of pet waste.
Host Hotel: The Wildwood Hotel – 2801 Fountain Place, Wildwood, MO 63040 (636) 733-9104
$102 a night SCOA group rate – Mention Saluki Club of America for group rate.
There is a nonrefundable $40 pet fee, no more than two dogs per room, guests will be required to sign
Pet Expectations letter at check-in. Please make reservations early!
OTHER HOTELS
The following motels have agreed to accept guests with well-mannered pets. Many require a pet deposit
or extra non-refundable pet charge. Contact each motel directly for specific terms and conditions. Check
the website at http://salukiclub.org/specialty/ for hotel prices and information updates. Dogs may not
be left in rooms unattended – Make reservations early as this is a tourist area
Holiday Inn – (800) 782-8108 or (636) 938-6661 -- I-44 & Allenton Rd, Eureka MO 63025
– $35 one-time pet fee
Travel Diamond Inn – (636) 742-3501 – 581 Hwy 100 E & Gray Summit Exit, Villa Ridge MO 63089
– $25 one time pet fee charge
Super 8 – (636) 390-0088 – 4050 Beilser Rd, Washington MO 63089
– $10 per day / per dog non-refundable pet fee charge – 2 dogs per room
Super 8 – (636) 938-4368 – 1733 5th St, Eureka MO 63025
-- $10.00 per day pet charge – mention dog show
Budget Lodging – (636) 629-1000 – 866 S I-44 Outer Rd, St Clair MO 63077
– $5.00 per pet per day charge – 3 dogs per room max
Drury Inn & Suites Southwest – (800) Drury Inn or (636) 861-8300 – I-44 & Hwy 141
– 5 Lambert Drury Place, St Louis MO 63088
Hampton Inn – (636) 529-9020 – 9 Lambert Drury Place, St Louis-Peerless Park, MO 63088
Comfort Inn – (636) 257-4600 – 1320 Thornton St, I-44 Exit 257, Pacific MO 63069
In addition to Purina Farms RV parking, area campgrounds that will accept pets (dogs)
are listed separately on the website.
Make reservations for Purina Farms RV areas through Dennis Schmidt.
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Visitor’s Center
1. Information Desk
2. Offices
3. Exhibits
4. Conference Room
5. Food Service
6. Gift Shop
Indoor Theater
Animal Barn
Outdoor Amphitheater
Patio/Food Court
Pet Center
Incredible Dog Arena
The Great Hall
Gateway Hall
Feed & Storage Bldg.
Maintenance & Storage Bldg.
Service Center
Go To Ground Dens
Off-Leash Exercise Area
Herding & Trial Field
Outdoor Public X-pens
Agility Field
Working Dog & Flying Disc Field
Restroom
Dog Relief Area
Water
Electric
Show Tent
www.purinafarms.com
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QUICK INFO FOR ACTIVITIES
AGILITY TRIAL – Held indoors in the Great Hall, Purina Events Center on Wednesday, June 8th, 2016.
Scores may be used as a Triathlon component. Trial Secretary is Christine Allen 615-406-8220 (Cell)
http://www.run4funtn.com.
AKC and ASFA LURE TRIALS – CONTACT Tom Cigolle – 1835 Tope Road, New Cumberland, WV
26047, Ph. 304-387-1200 X-260 (Work) or [email protected]
SCOA/STOLA RAFFLE – Tickets may be purchased any time between Wednesday June 8 at 9:00 am
and 1:30 pm on Friday afternoon. The cutoff time will be strictly enforced to allow time to determine
winners. Friday, June 10th, winners will be able to retrieve their prizes. Donations will be accepted
by Jennifer Fox.
STATE BASKET RAFFLE – First Annual. Held Thursday evening during Costume and Top Twenty. Contact
Sue Nelson [email protected] 703-309-9542.
LIVE AUCTION – A limited number of select artistic items will be offered for auction on Friday evening
during the complimentary Wine and Cheese party. The items will be advertised in advance on the
website, and be offered in an online auction. Contact Monica Stoner for additional information – tsent@
ix.netcom.com
CAMPING RESERVATIONS – There are two areas for RV parking – one is immediately behind the
event center with full hook-ups for $30 per night and we also have the overflow RV parking available
with access to water and electricity but no actual hook-ups at no charge. Contact Dennis Schmidt for
additional information and to make camping reservations. Tent camping is NOT allowed by Purina Farms.
CAMPGROUND – Additional area campgrounds listing is available on the Purina Farms website.
CANINE GOOD CITIZEN – Limited opportunities during the week – SALUKIS ONLY – see Jeanette Ringer
at the show.
DESERT BRED EXHIBITION – Please contact Susan Schroeder at [email protected], PO
Box 40, Carbondale, KS 66414
HOSPITALITY – To volunteer to help or to receive additional information please contact Stephanie
Gamble, 816-633-4894 [email protected]
NATIVE COSTUME CLASS – We have an exciting new format, organized by Jean Kadel.
PIN CONTEST – The deadline i s 5 p m June 8, 2016. Entries to: Maureen Dupree Jones 1459 Little
Calvey Creek Rd, Robertsville MO 63072. For information Maureen at [email protected]
You can mail your entry or hand it to Maureen.
TROPHY DONATIONS AND HUMANE PURSE – For more information or to donate contact Russell
McFadden rlmcfadden@valornetcom. Donations can also be made on line at http://salukiclub.org/
trophy-donations1.html Any amount will be greatly appreciated.
VENDORS COMMERCIAL BOOTH SPACE – For reservations and more information please contact Patsy Hoy [email protected] or 610-409-0427, P.O. Box 269, Creamery, PA 19430.
VETERINARIAN (DAY) – Dr. William Jones (7:00 am – 6:00 pm), 450 Flier Dr., Pacific, MO 63069 (636)
257-2100. Call if needed and they will give directions.
VETERINARIAN (EMERGENCY) – Animal Emergency Clinic (after 6:00 pm), 9937 Big Bend Road, St.
Louis, MO 63122 (314) 822-7600. Call for driving directions
COMPLIMENTARY WINE AND CHEESE – Friday, June 10th. During the evening you can collect the items
you won on the STOLA/SCOA Raffle, bid on a few very special items at the live auction, stroll the vendor
area and visit with friends. Hors d’ouevres and soft drinks provided by the club. Wine will be sponsored
in memory of Jay Kappmeier, as part of a celebration of his life..
GROOMING /SET-UP RESERVATIONS – Spaces are 5 x 10 and the area is covered with heavy plastic to
minimize damage to the special flooring. Your $30 advance reservation holds your space until you arrive
– on Tuesday afternoon thru Saturday afternoon. You will have a place to keep your dogs and your things
in air-conditioned comfort. Free spaces will be available but on a first-come first-served basis. You may
reserve up to two (2) spaces in advance but only one free space. Please claim only the space you need.
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ATTENTION
INTRODUCING THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE BASKET RAFFLE
AT THE 2016 SALUKI NATIONAL
50% of the proceeds will go to Mary Dee Sist DVM for Saluki Health Research Inc
If you have any questions or to volunteer to coordinate your state basket contact:
Sue Nelson – [email protected] – 703-309-9542
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS ~ GENERAL RULES
SHOW LOCATION IS AVAILABLE TO EXHIBITORS AFTER 12:00 P.M., TUESDAY, JUNE 7TH
• All crates and x-pens must be kept in the Grooming/Set-Up area on the plastic floor covering.
Exceptions are for the Vendor Area and for designated day-crating area but all enclosures must have
protection for the floor. We ask that all exhibitors strive to keep their dogs as quiet as possible.
• Parking is allowed on blacktop surfaces only. NO PARKING ON THE GRASS AREAS.
• Vending is not allowed outside of the vending area, in vehicles, personal tents or setups. Anyone
vending will be required to pay the official vending fee. As a General Rule, Purina does not allow
vending of any product that competes with Purina products.
• Please turn off cell phones and/or pagers before entering rings. Show Chairperson, Obedience &
Rally Chairperson and Assistant Show Chairpersons have the right to limit cell phone usage within 20
feet of the rings.
• Show Site is Handicapped Accessible and there is parking in the front of the building.
• ALL EXHIBITORS ARE WELCOME TO PHOTOGRAPH THE NATIONAL. HOWEVER IF YOU PLAN TO
SELL THE PHOTOGRAPHS, PLEASE SEE PATSY HOY OR MONICA STONER TO PAY A VENDOR FEE.
• Exhibitors should follow their Veterinarian’s recommendation to ensure their dogs are free of internal
and external parasites, free of any communicable diseases and have appropriate vaccinations.
• At the discretion of the judge or show committee in the case of inclement and/or dangerous weather
conditions, judging may be moved into other suitable cover for the safety of the dogs, exhibitors and
other participants. This also applies to dangerous night-time weather when occupants of RV may be
asked to move indoors for their own safety.
• CONSULT JUDGING PROGRAM FOR TIME OF JUDGING.
• DOGS MAY ARRIVE any time prior to their scheduled time of judging. DOGS NOT REQUIRED for
further judging will be excused.
• JUDGES DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR ANY DOG HOLDING UP A CLASS. Owners or agents alone are
responsible for the presence of their dogs in the judging ring when their classes are called.
• The show-giving club, Show Secretary and the Superintendent have no obligation or responsibility for
providing service through a public address system or stewards or runners for the purpose of calling
or locating dogs that are not brought into the ring when required.
• THE SHOW COMMITTEE/SECRETARY will use due care and diligence for the welfare of dogs and
exhibitors, but will not be responsible for, nor assume any liability in the event of an accident or
misfortune to either dogs or exhibitors participating in this show as well as family, guests, and
visitors in attendance.
• CANINE COURTESY: All dogs shall be kept under control at all times. You are responsible for picking
up after the animals in your care. You may want to consider crate or X-Pen covers for the comfort of
your dog. The building can be quite noisy.
• PLEASE EXERCISE DOGS IN DESIGNATED AREAS ONLY There will be exercise areas and containers
placed around the grounds. PLEASE USE THEM. All regulations will be enforced.
• NO GASOLINE OR DIESEL GENERATORS are permitted within 50 feet of any building in which this
dog show is being conducted unless put there for the sole purpose of club use.
• The club reserves the right to substitute a prize of equal or greater value.
• Show Ring and/or Obedience/Rally Ring cannot be used for practice. Agility ring is off-limits to
anyone not participating in a scheduled Agility activity.
• Disruptive or unruly behavior by individuals or dogs on the show site will not be tolerated at any time.
The AKC policies regarding dog aggression will be enforced.
• Only the Official Show photographer is authorized to photograph win photos.
PLEASE!! PLEASE!! HELP US KEEP THE MOTELS AND SHOW GROUNDS CLEAN.
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THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 256 DOGS FOR 389 ENTRIES
TUESDAY – JUNE 7
RING 1 – 1:00PM – FUTURITY COMPETITION JUDGE: SUSAN SCHRODER
RING 2 – OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIAL (28) – JUDGE: LINDA SCANLON
1:00PM
2:30PM
RALLY TRIAL (18)
6 Rally Excellent B ................................................... No. [2401, 2404, 2406], 2601-2603
6 Rally Advanced B.................................................................................. Nos. 2401-2406
1 Rally Advanced A............................................................................................. No. 2301
3 Rally Novice B ..................................................................................... Nos. 2201-2203
2 Rally Novice A...................................................................................... Nos. 2101-2102
OBEDIENCE TRIAL (10)
3 Beginner Novice B................................................................... Nos. [1201], 1651-1652
2 Graduate Novice Class.......................................................................... Nos. 1701-1702
4 Novice Class B...................................................................................... Nos. 1201-1204
1 Novice Class A................................................................................................. No. 1101
Versatility Conformation will follow Obedience and Rally
Judge is Daphane Lowe, Shafiq Salukis, Peyton, CO
WEDNESDAY – JUNE 8
RING 1 – SWEEPSTAKES (103) – JUDGE: MRS. SHEREEN SHUMAN
One Hour Lunch Break at Judge’s discretion
10:00AM – 31 VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
6 Veteran Sweepstakes Dog 7-10 Yrs.
7 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 10-12 Yrs.
1 Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 12 Yrs. & Older
8 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 7-10 Yrs.
5 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 10-12 Yrs.
4 Veteran Sweepstakes Bitches 12 Yrs. & Older
Best in Veteran Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex
TO FOLLOW– 56 SWEEPSTAKES
1 Sweepstakes Dogs 6-9 Mos. • 8 Sweepstakes Dogs 9-12 Mos.
5 Sweepstakes Dogs 12-15 Mos. • 8 Sweepstakes Dogs 15-18 Mos.
4 Sweepstakes Dogs 18-24 Mos.
2 Sweepstakes Bitches 6-9 Mos. • 9 Sweepstakes Bitches 9-12 Mos.
3 Sweepstakes Bitches 12-15 Mos. • 6 Sweepstakes Bitches 15-18 Mos.
7 Sweepstakes Bitches 18-24 Mos.
Best in Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex
TO FOLLOW – 19 DUAL TITLE SWEEPSTAKES – JUDGE TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SHOW
1 Young Adult Dog 1-3 Yrs.
3 Young Adult Bitches 1-3 Yrs.
2 Mature Adult Dogs 3-7 Yrs.
7 Mature Adult Bitches 3-7 Yrs.
1 Veteran Adult Dog 7-10 Yrs.
3 Veteran Adult Bitches 7-10 Yrs.
2 Venerable Adult Dogs 10 Yrs. & Older
Best in Dual Title Sweepstakes, Best of Opposite Sex
Triathlon Competition will follow Dual Title Sweepstakes
Judge is Chris Lewis, Knightellington Salukis, England
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THURSDAY – JUNE 9
RING 1 – JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP – JUDGE: MR. ROBERT R. FROST
10:45AM – 4 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1 Novice Class
2 Open Class
1 Master Class
Best Junior Handler, Reserve Best Junior Handler
RING 1 – CONFORMATION DOG CLASSES (75)
JUDGE: MRS. DAGMAR HINTZENBERG-FREISLEBEN
Lunch Break at the Discretion of the Judge
11:00AM – 16 NON-REGULAR SINGLE DOG CLASSES
6 Veteran Dogs 7-10 Yrs.
7 Veteran Dogs 10-12 Yrs.
3 Coursing Dogs
TO FOLLOW – 59 REGULAR DOG CLASSES
3 Puppy Dogs 6-9 Mos.
7 Puppy Dogs 9-12 Mos.
4 Dogs 12-15 Mos.
3 Dogs 15-18 Mos.
2 Novice Dogs
6 Amateur-Owner-Handler Dogs
17 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs
7 American Bred Dogs
10 Open Dogs
Winners Dog, Reserve Winners Dog
FRIDAY – JUNE 10
RING 1 – CONFORMATION BITCH CLASSES (82)
JUDGE: MRS. DAGMAR HINTZENBERG-FREISLEBEN
Lunch Break at the Discretion of the Judge
11:00AM – NON-REGULAR SINGLE BITCH CLASSES (17)
5 Veteran Bitches 7-10 Yrs.
5 Veteran Bitches 10-12 Yrs.
3 Veteran Bitches 12 Yrs. & Older
4 Coursing Bitches
TO FOLLOW – REGULAR BITCH CLASSES (65)
4 Puppy Bitches 6-9 Mos.
8 Puppy Bitches 9-12 Mos.
5 Bitches 12-15 Mos.
3 Bitches 15-18 Mos.
1 Novice Bitch
5 Amateur-Owner-Handler Bitches
19 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches
6 American Bred Bitches
14 Open Bitches
Winners Bitch, Reserve Winners Bitch
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SATURDAY – JUNE 11
RING 1 – CONFORMATION CONCLUDES (69)
JUDGE: MRS. DAGMAR HINTZENBERG-FREISLEBEN
One-Hour Lunch Break at the Discretion of the Judge
8:00AM – 21 NON-REGULAR MULTIPLE ENTRY CLASSES
6 Stud Dogs
11 Brood Bitches
4 Brace Units
TO FOLLOW – 72 BEST OF BREED COMPETITION (34-38)
Best of Breed, Best of Winners, Best of Opposite Sex
Select Dog, Select Bitch, Awards of Merit
Best Puppy from the Regular Puppy Classes
Best from the Bred by Exhibitor Classes
TRANSFER OF ENTRIES
NOTE: BECAUSE OF TRAVEL TIME TO THE SHOW SITE, TRANSFER OF ENTRIES AND REQUESTS FOR
REFUNDS FOR PUBLISHED JUDGE CHANGES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN THE OFFICE AFTER 12:00
NOON ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. AFTER THIS TIME, YOU MUST CONTACT THE SUPERINTENDENT ON
SITE. 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. 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.
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GROOMING / SET UP RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED
• Grooming or set-up spaces will be allowed in designated areas only due to the special flooring in the
Hall
• Exhibitors are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs. Failure to keep a rented grooming space
neat and in order could result in forfeiture of the rented space without refund. The Show Committee
will monitor grooming space order and cleanliness. A dog washing area is provided in the facility, and
also in the Service Center.
• 10 – 20 amps of electrical service will be available to each grooming space.
• Equipment must not be capable of damaging the flooring material in the Great Hall. Thick plastic will
be in place in the set-up/grooming area.
• The club/show committee reserves the right to limit and/or rearrange set-ups if crowded conditions
become a problem. The Show Committee reserves the right to remove equipment or crates left in
undesignated areas.
• Your reserved grooming space will be determined by the Show Committee. The space will be clearly
marked with your name and the space location will be posted at the entrance to the Event Center.
• Free spaces will be available after 1:00 pm on Tuesday, June 7th. Only one (1) space per exhibitor –
you may NOT save a free space for anyone else.
• Once a space has been assigned, you may keep it until the end of the show or until you no longer
need the space. You can leave your crates, chairs or other belongings in the area until the show is
complete.
Fifth Annual Top 20 Competition!
Please join us to celebrate the top 20 dogs in our breed,
based on number of Salukis defeated in 2015.
Theme: Midnight at the Oasis
When: Thursday evening, June 9th
Location: Main Show Ring
SCOA will provide light hors d’oeuvres and a no-host bar
To donate to the Top Twenty, or for more information, please contact us:
Danielle Rubin
66 Bryant Street, Cumberland, RI 02864
508-409-8118 • [email protected]
PARKING & CAMPING GUIDELINES – RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED
SCOA has 65 RV parking spaces located behind the Purina Event Center with 50 amp hookups, water
and sewer. The fee for parking is $30.00 per night. Reservations must be made on the form provided
here. Additional parking spaces are available in the overflow RV lot located on the gravel lots above the
outdoor show site. There is no fee for the overflow lot. All RVs will be required to show a permit to park
issued by the SCOA for the above dates. Anyone not displaying a required permit will be removed from
the show site. THERE WILL BE NO RV PARKING ON ANY BLACKTOP PARKING LOTS. The Mississippi
Valley/Rhineland KC Parking Committee will be in charge of all parking for the 4 all breed shows
Thursday, June 2,, 2016 thru Monday, June 6, 2016 at 6:00 PM. RV parking space reservations will be
on a first-come, first-served basis.
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