AGILITY TRIAL PREMIUM LIST SANCTIONED BY CANINE PERFORMANCE EVENTS, INC. Sat/Sun, November 10-11, 2012

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1 AGILITY TRIAL PREMIUM LIST SANCTIONED BY CANINE PERFORMANCE EVENTS, INC. Sat/Sun, November 10-11, 2012 HOSTED BY Willamette Agility Group Benton County Fairgrounds Corvallis, Oregon JUDGE Dorris Wiglesworth California No more than 6 entries are allowed per envelope. Only exception: All dogs within one envelope have the same 5-digit CPE member ID number. Entry Method Postmark Date: Tuesday, October 9, 2012 Entries may not be postmarked before the postmark date above Entries received before the postmark date will be destroyed No entries can be accepted without a legible postmark date All envelopes will be held for 7 days to allow for mail delivery. In the event that the trial limit is exceeded during the 7 days, entries will then be processed in postmark date order. A random draw will then be done from the entries for the postmark date when the limit will be reached. If entries received during the postmark 7 day period exceeds the trial s limit, a draw will be held: Friday, October 19 th, Camas, WA Contact the trial secretary by October 17 th if you wish to attend the draw Overnight envelopes must have the recipient s signature waiver signed or the envelope may be refused or delayed Final Closing Date: Thursday, October 25, 2012 No refund of pre-entries withdrawn after the closing date Checks will be held until the closing date Final Move-Up Date: Monday, November 5, 2012, 6 PM PST Limits: 375 runs per day NO DAY OF SHOW ENTRIES Indoor arena on packed and graded river loam Two rings run alternatingly 95 x 95 each Indoor crating on concrete Outdoor crating (covered) on concrete Bleachers for spectators Trial Chairperson Trial Secretary Patty Stodola Lisa Ziomkowski-Boten mulezndonkeys@yahoo.com SE Robinson Rd Camas, WA rileymonster@comcast.net Trial Committee Jennifer Rourk, Sue Hanna, Sharon Embertson The following order is the scheduled order for the trial to be run. If the order needs to be changed for the trial due to extreme pre-trial circumstances, it will be posted in the confirmation letter sent to pre-entered exhibitors at least 7 days before the first trial day. The order will only be changed at the trial in the case of an extreme reason and must be agreed upon by the host club and judge. Saturday, November 10 Sunday, November 11 Jackpot, Ring 1 FullHouse, Ring 2 Standard, Ring 2 Colors, Ring 1 Snooker, Ring 1 Standard, Ring 2 Jumpers, Ring 1 Wildcard. Ring 1 Classes will alternate between Rings 1 and 2 each day as listed above MEASURING & CHECK-IN: Sat & Sun: 7:00-7:30 AM See the forms page at for a membership form. See Registering with CPE in the online rulebook for registration questions. MOVE-UPS AT THE TRIAL: Move-ups from Sat to Sun for duplicated classes will be taken until the end of the last class on Sat. No exceptions. MEASURING: There will be no measuring of dogs after the judge s briefing begins each day. All dogs without a Permanent Card (P-Card) must be measur before the judge s briefing to show that day. There will be no exceptions. PRIZES & AWARDS: Placement rosettes or ribbons will be awarded for 1 st through 4 th place for Qualifying and non-qualifying scores for all classes. Dogs with an NT (no time) are not eligible for any ribbons. Qualifying ribbons will be awarded to all dogs receiving a qualifying score, and Jr Handlers in Standard. EXERCISE YOUR DOG RESPONSIBLY! PLEASE PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG AT THE SHOW SITE AND HOTELS! ALL DOGS MUST BE ON LEASH EXCEPT WHEN IN THE RING OR WARM UP AREA. THERE IS A LEASH LAW IN OREGON. OBSTACLES: The following obstacles shall be used. Obstacle specifications shall meet the current CPE obstacle requirements. Aframe 9 sides, rubber granules Dog Walk 12 planks, rubber granules, slats Teeter 12 plank, rubber granules, slatless Weave Poles 24 poles center to center Jumps: Bar & Spread Open Tunnels Closed Tunnel Safety Tire Pause Table games only, rubber granules

2 NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS The safety of the dogs is our primary concern. By entering this trial, exhibitors acknowledge that they are familiar with the rules and regulations of this sport, and that their dogs are familiar with and able to perform all obstacles safely. Entry fees will not be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, excused, or barred from competition by action of the show committee. It is expressly understood that exhibitors alone are responsible for the behavior of their dog(s) and / or children. Any exhibitor whose dog(s) and / or children create unnecessary disturbances or repeatedly engage in unsafe or disruptive behavior may, at the discretion of the show committee, be asked to leave the show site. In that case, no refund of any fees paid will be made. No entry fee will be refunded if the trial cannot open or be completed by reason of riots, civil disturbances, fire, an act of God, public emergency, act of a public enemy, or any other cause beyond the control of the organizing committee. Exhibitors are responsible for complete, accurate, and legible information on the entry forms: illegible or incomplete entries cannot be entered in the show. Additionally: Confirmation letters will be sent by except if there is no address listed on the entry form or the exhibitor specifically requests to receive his/her confirmation letter by postal mail. 100% of entry fees will be refunded if requested before or on the closing date of October 25, Refunds for withdrawals requested after the closing date but before the first competition date listed in this premium will be made only for injured or ill handlers or injured, ill or in-season dogs. Owner/handler will receive a refund less a $20 per dog handling fee. Verification from a doctor or vet may be requested. There shall be no refunds for withdrawals requested on or after the first competition date listed in this premium, regardless of the reason. Checks will be held until the closing date. There will be a $20 service charge for returned checks. Payment in full of entry fees and service charges shall be made by money order or cash before the first date of competition listed in this premium. Exhibitors are advised that other public and private events may occur within the fairgrounds complex on the same dates as this trial. To ensure the continued availability of this site, exhibitors must conduct themselves in a responsible and respectful manner. Exhibitors are responsible for the appropriate conduct of their guests, children and dogs. There shall be no smoking in the boundary of the show site, which shall include the arena building and all entrances to the arena building. Dogs must be exercised only in designated areas. DIRECTIONS TO SHOW SITE: Benton County Fairgrounds 110 SW 53 rd Street, Corvallis, Oregon Take I-5 to Exit 228 (Hwy. 34 to Corvallis). As you enter Corvallis, Hwy. 34 becomes Harrison Blvd. Remain on Harrison through Corvallis to 53 rd Street. Turn south (left) onto 53 rd Street (Walnut Blvd. becomes 53 rd at the light). Benton County Fairgrounds is approximately ¼ of a mile on the right. Alternate route: As you approach Corvallis on Highway 34, do not cross the bridge into town, but turn LEFT at the light before the bridge; this takes you to the downtown bypass. Continue (west) to the light at 53 rd St. (Bi-Mart will be on your left). Turn right (north) onto 53 rd Street. The Fairgounds is approximately ½ miles on the left.

3 MOTELS ACCEPTING WELL-BEHAVED PETS CORVALLIS Days Inn 1113 NW 9th St or Holiday Inn Express 781 NW 2nd St or HOLIDAY Motel NW Garfield Rodeway Inn 345 NW 2nd St Super NW 2nd St or Towne House 350 SW 4th St or ALBANY La Quinta Inn 251 Airport Rd. SE Best Western 1100 Price Rd. SE Super Airport Rd. SE Each motel has its own prices and rules for dogs, and they vary widely between motels. Some motels have exceptions to their usual rules for show dogs. ON-SITE RV CAMPING There are 2 types of on-site RV camping available at Benton County Fairgroun (BCF) for the WAG trial. Tent camping is not available on the dates of this trial. $26 per night: This is a special WAG rate. Electrical & water hook-ups only; access to restrooms and showers. These spaces are at the front of the Fairgrounds near the arena where the trial is being held. This rate also applie to overnight camping or sleeping in any vehicle (car, truck, van). $32 per night: Electrical, water, cable, sewer, and other goodies; access to restrooms and showers. These deluxe spaces are somewhat farther away concrete slabs with grass surrounds. The Fairgrounds has wi-fi Internet accessible with a code; the code will be give out with payment. To reserve a $26 per night space: Mark the appropriate line on your trial entr form and send the additional $26 per night to WAG with your entry fees. You w receive a camping tag by postal mail, which must be displayed in your camping rig. You are not allowed to park in the deluxe spots for this price. Available on a first-come, first-served basis; there are of these spaces. To reserve a $32 deluxe space: Contact BCF directly at , , or BCF has told us to tell you that it is better to reserve the sp than wait and that your credit card does get charged when you reserve. With 24 hours notice BCF will refund your money via a County check. CPE trial rules shortened version: see the online rulebook at for registration info, Registering with CPE and further info on height categories and rules. Jump Heights no dog will jump lower than 4 P-Card = Permanent Card: the lowest allowable Regular height a dog may jump in CPE. PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG Measurement Regular (P-card or higher) Veterans Enthusiast Specialist 8 or less over 8, 12 or less over 12, 16 or less over 16, 20 or less over 20, 24 or less

4 over General CPE rules for entries/show site: Dogs must be at least 15 months or older the first day of the trial Blind (both eyes), lame, in season or aggressive dogs may not enter the show. The Club may choose to exclude any of the above from the site. Dogs must be registered with CPE prior to the closing date of the trial, or by the trial date for Day Of Show entries. Registration forms are on the Forms page: Forms MUST be mailed to CPE and are processed 2-3 times per week. CPE ID numbers are ed to legible addresses. Registrations can only be processed from mailed forms. Dogs must be able to be measured at their first show. If a dog cannot be measured, the dog cannot run and no refund will be issued. Dogs within ½ of a jump height require at least one more measurement. When dogs reach their second birthday, a measurement is required. All dogs must be measured at their first trial regardless of jump height. Only CPE Judges can measure dogs. Electronic shock collars are not allowed at ANY CPE trial training or bark. Handlers in all classes are permitted to walk the course, without a dog, prior to the start of the class. A warm-up jump shall be provided for all entered dogs. No relieving of dogs in the warm-up area. Dogs in the ring, leashes, exiting the ring Dogs shall run without anything attached to its body. This is for the safety of the dog. This includes no: collars, stitches, wraps or any other item. The only exception is a small barrette or rubber band to keep hair out of a dog s eyes. Leashes may not have anything (other than name/license tags) attached to them when used in the ring. Dogs may enter the ring on a collar, quick release harness or head halti/leader. If prong collars are allowed per the show site, they may not be used to take a dog into the ring. Dog grabbing its leash at the end of a run (if the run has not yet ended, the dog would receive an NT) Asking the dog once for a sit or down on the table in the point games (askin more than once will be a delay of finish, 5 faults/points) The following items are considered training in the ring: Violating the 4 paw safety rule (directing the dog back onto the contact) Start line stay leaving the dog and going back again to reposition the dog after the handler passes the plane of the first obstacle (before the handler leaves the dog, repositioning or repeated commands can be a delay of star Putting the dog back on the table in the point games While running on course The handler will direct the dog through the course without a collar or lead. Food, toys, training devices (includes fanny packs and leash attachments) are not allowed within 10 feet of the ring. Clickers, training whistles and squeaky toys are not to be used within distraction distance of the ring. The handler may not carry anything that could aid the dog in its performance. Exclusion: Handicapped/Differently Abled Handlers using a cane, scooter, wheelchair, etc., to enable their progression around the course. The handler may use any verbal or visual commands to direct the dog through the course. The Judge may assess a 5 fault penalty to elimination for any command that is not given in a sportsmanlike manner. Faults can be, but are n limited to: foul or abusive language, display of anger, extreme frustration or excessive harshness. If the fault is severe enough, the Judge has the right to excuse the exhibitor from the ring and / or the remainder of the trial. If excused from the trial, a report would be filed with CPE. See Faults, Eliminations and Excusals in the rulebook. Questions? See the rules page on the website, or your printe rulebook. If you have further questions, CPE cpe@charter.net Run Safe, Have Fun, Run Fast, Run Clean! Handlers may not carry their leash with them on the course if done so, an NT will result. Exception: Handicapped handlers that have a mobility problem in picking up the leash at the finish may put their leash in their pocket the leash must be out of sight. Dogs must be under the handler s control when leaving the ring or the judge may enter the run as No Time - NT. Training a dog in the ring during a run There is no training in the ring at a CPE agility trial. First offense will result in an excusal from the run. Further offenses will result in additional excusals for the day/weekend per the judge s discretion. This is for the safety of the dog. The following items are not considered training in the ring (also see FEO):

5 Official CPE Entry Form Willamette Agility Group Trial Dates: November 10-11, 2012 Final Closing Date: October 25, 2012 Entry opening date is October 9, 2012 (by postmark) Make entry fees payable in US funds to: Willamette Agility Group Mail Entries to: WAG c/o Lisa Ziomkowski-Boten SE Robinson Rd Camas, WA Dog s CPE ID # Dog s Call Name Breed -- Dog s Measurement if no P-card has been issued: Circle Height Category to Enter (ONLY ONE) Circle Dog s P-card Height Circle One Jump Height for the Height Category entered Regular Veterans/Early Vet Regular Enthusiast Veterans Specialist FEO Enthusiast Handicapped Handler Specialist Owner Handler (if different than owner) Address City / State / Zip Phone & Jr Handler name & ID # Sat, Nov 10 circle level for each class Sun, Nov 11 circle level for each class Standard C $10 Standard C $10 Snooker C $10 Colors C $10 Jackpot C $10 Wildcard C $10 Jumpers C $10 FullHouse C $10 Number of Runs Entered: $10 per run x # of run/s = Sampler Package: Any 4 runs (same dog) for $35 Can be combined with additional runs purchased at regular price Weekend Package: All 8 runs (same dog) for $70 = WAG 10% Member Discount (on individual runs and/or packages) = RV Camping Fee: $26 per night x # of night/s = Handlers under 19 pay 50% of non-package price Total Enclosed in US Funds = = DISCLAIMER MUST BE SENT WITH ENTRY I / we acknowledge that I am / we are familiar with the current rules applying to CPE Agility Trials. I / we agree that the Host Club holding th Agility Trial has the right to refuse entry for cause which the Host Club shall deem to be sufficient. Upon acceptance of this entry, I / we agree t hold Canine Performance Events, Inc. and its members and officers, thi Host Club, its members, directors, officers, agents, show secretary, show chairperson, show committee and the owner or lessor of the premises and any employees of the aforementioned parties, any sponsors of this event, harmless from any claim or loss or injury which may be alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly to any person or thing by the act of this dog or handler while in or upon the show trial premises or grounds or near any entrance thereto, and I / we further agree to hold the aforementioned parties harmless from any claim or loss of this dog by disappearance, theft, death or otherwise, and from any claim for damage or injury to the dog, whether any claim be caused or alleged to be caused by the negligence of the Host Club or any of the parties aforementioned, or by the negligence of any other person, or an other cause or causes. I / we hereby assume sole responsibility for and agree to indemnify and save the aforementioned parties harmless from any and all loss and expense (including legal fees) by reason of the liability imposed by law upon any of the aforementioned parties for damage because of bodily injuries, including death at any time resulting therefrom, sustained by any person or persons, including myself / ourselves or on account of damage to property, arising out of or in consequence of my / our participation in the Agility Trial, howsoever such injuries, death or damage to property may be caused and whether or not the same may have been caused by negligence of the aforementioned parties or any of their employees or agents, or any othe persons. THIS DISCLAIMER MUST BE SIGNED AND INCLUDED FOR A VALID ENTRY I / we agree to abide by the rules of CPE currently in effect at the time of the trial date I/we testify that the dog entered is healthy and vaccinated or titered. I/we certify that t dog entered is not dangerous to any person or other dog. By signing below, I/we agre to the disclaimer on this entry form. Signature Owner or Parent / Guardian if Minor Date Entry form MUST be signed and the Disclaimer MUST be attached for a valid entry No changes to trial results will be made once the trial has been completed handlers are responsible for the accuracy of information in their confirmation from the trial secretary (dog s info, level, height category and/or jump height, etc), prior to running in a trial, and for reporting any discrepancies of posted results prior to leaving the trial site each day. This also includes if there was a correction to a scribe sheet the handler must verify that the results were corrected as well.

6 CRATING SPACE In addition to space inside the arena building, the outdoor covered courtyard has been reserved for supplemental crating space. FOOD It is not yet known whether a food vendor will be on site at the trial. This information will be communicated to exhibitors by about a week before the trial. DONATION A percentage of the trial proceeds will be donated to a charity of the Trial Committee s choice. VENDORS If you would like to be a vendor at this trial, please contact Patty Stodola (dsmpks@msn.com) by Friday, October 26, The "fee" for vendor space is a $25 donation in goods/services to the raffle or a payment of $25, payable to WAG. Vendor space is limited and must be reserved in advance; priority for vendor space is given to those who are participating in the trial. For the safety and enjoyment of everyone at the trial, all vendors are asked to use a modest amount of space for their displays and to cooperate with WAG in the location of their space at the trial facility. RAFFLE Check out the raffle for wonderful items! If you have an item to donate, contact Bobi Stormo-Sceva at bstormo@yahoo.com EMERGENCY VETERINARY SERVICES Willamette Veterinary Clinic, P.C. 650 SW 3rd Street Corvallis, OR Emergency EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Samaritan Urgent Care Center 5234 SW Philomath Blvd. Corvallis, OR Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center 3600 NW Samaritan Drive Corvallis, OR VOLUNTEER FORM We depend on the generosity of volunteers to make our trials run smoothly. Workers will ear coupons to use with the food vendor or to buy raffle tickets. Experience is not needed fo any job; we will teach you. We do our best to avoid conflicts; however, if a conflict does happe let the Chief Ring Steward know right away and s/he will help you find a different volunteer for your slot. Name Phone Are you a WAG member? Yes / N Are you in the process of becoming a WAG member? Yes / N Mark the job/s that you can help with: SAT SUN Need trainin Gate steward: Guides people into the ring in the proper order, advises ring crew of height changes Scribe: Records faults & points called by judge; checks scribe sheets against gate sheets for running order changes Assistant scribe: Reads course time to scribe (may be combined with Timer job) Timer: Oversees electronic timer for each run (operates manual timer when automatic timer is not used) Scribe runner: Takes scribe sheets from scribe to score table Table steward: Assists in tallying scribe sheets & entering results in the trial database (directed by Chief Table Steward) Course builder: Assists in setting the equipment for each class and level (directed by Chief Course Builder) Ring crew: Resets jump bars, straightens chute fabric, etc. Leash runner: Takes leashes from start line to finish line Whatever you need me to do! FRI afternoon equipment unloading & ring set-up SAT morning check-in SUN morning check-in SUN afternoon equipment tear-down & loading Please circle the level/s & jump height/s for the classes that your dog/s entered in. Day Class Level Jump Height Sat Jackpot 1 / / 5 / C Sat & Sun Standard / 5 / C Sat Snooker 1 / / 5 / C Sat Jumpers 1 / / 5 / C Sun FullHouse 1 / / 5 / C Sun Colors 1 / / 5 / C Sun Wildcard 1 / / 5 / C