Zone Three Welcomes You. Bulls Domain BULLS Friday 25 th to Monday 28 th October 2013

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1 Zone Three Welcomes You to Bulls Domain BULLS Friday 25 th to Monday 28 th October 2013

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3 Contents Contents...3 Event manager welcome Karen de Wit...5 Message from NZKC President - Owen Dance year Anniversary...7 The Town of Bulls...7 NZDAC Organising Committee...8 Map...9 Inform-a-bull section...10 Time table of events...15 Acknowledgements...16 Sponsors...17 Judges profiles...22 Prize and ribbon allocation...29 Qualification for Agility finals...30 Qualification for Jumpers finals...31 Perpetual Trophies...32 NZDAC Games Rules...34 InterZone teams...37 Inter-Zone teams format...48 Running Orders...49 Competitors...72 NZDAC

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5 Event manager welcome Karen de Wit I LOVE NZDAC!! Of course, it s much more fun just turning up, (and not doing the work) but this year it s our turn, so on behalf of all Zone 3 people, I would like to welcome you to NZDAC 2013 at Bulls. We hope that the event will be an enjoy-a-bull experience for all involved! Some of you have come a long way and will no doubt take the opportunity to stay in the area, or explore further a-field we hope your adventure goes well. Please feel free to drop into any of our local Clubs, you will be made welcome. Thank you everyone who has helped make this event possible which is just about everyone here!! However, an event like this isn t organised overnight!! A number of local people have thought about, and worked on, the NZDAC experience for a year or so! Without these volunteers, many of whom do not even compete in agility, such an event would be impossible to run. Thanks also to our Judges who are, of course, essential. They have designed great courses, and will stand and judge you for hours at a time please be nice to them. This includes not mucking around when you are in the ring!! A big thank you to our sponsors, to our principle sponsor Eukanuba, and to all the others who have come together to ensure EVERY class is sponsored that is unsurpass-abull!! One of the things we have no control over is the weather you were warned to bring raincoats and gumboots so I hope you did! It s our turn for a sunny NZDAC, but if the sun is shy, and the rain is not, we hope that you will grin and bear it under your umbrella, put your best gumboot forward, raise your gloved hand when you see a need, and be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there!! Finally, we hope you will have fun in the ring for those of you who win it will be an unforget-a-bull experience!! For everyone else you tried hard, and if it doesn t go well (or turns to bull-shit!) just remember there is only ever one winner but you can still be happy with your dog and how you went! Be considerate of others, give your dogs a pat on the head, and your fellow competitors a pat on the back, and don t forget to smile at the volunteers they might smile back!!!! NZDAC

6 Message from NZKC President - Owen Dance As another NZDAC approaches I want to take this opportunity to express on behalf of all NZKC members the admiration we feel for the time and effort that those of you in the Agility discipline put in to your sport. The range of activities you pack into your sport is dazzling, between your triple events, flygility, inter-zone and inter-club competitions, champ of champ, AD, ADX the list seems endless and makes Breed showing look pretty straightforward by comparison. In fact I may as well confess that there was brief period early in my police career when I considered applying to become a dog handler. I know now that had I applied they wouldn t have even considered me and I would have been bitterly disappointed and very offended at that time. Forty years on and with the experience of having owned many illdisciplined dogs in that time I know myself well enough to know that I simply don t have the patience or skill to teach a dog how to do anything, and never have. So I salute you for the abilities you have and for the skill you display in getting yourselves and your dogs to this level of competition. I wish you all a most enjoyable time at NZDAC and of course I wish you all the very best of luck. I want to also express my thanks and the thanks of Executive Council to the organisers and the judges without whom no event can happen. Apart from the merits of Agility as a sport in itself, it provides the sort of spectator appeal and excitement that can only be good for the whole of the NZKC so NZDAC is particularly valuable in the Club s efforts to promote itself and the whole dog world among the community at large. On all sorts of levels then, I take my hat off to you and I thank you and of course our very generous sponsors Eukanuba. Let the competition begin! NZDAC

7 25 year Anniversary. The very first NDOA was held in Henderson Auckland and they offered Starters Jumpers (52 entries) and Open agility (58 entries). The following year (25 years ago) the event was held for the first time in Zone 3. The first Zone 3 NDOA with agility was held in Palmerston North, 25 years ago. Jan Voss was the show manager and Barry Monaghan ran her dog, Storm. This year we will commemorate that milestone with a cake made specially by Kathryn Bayne. The Town of Bulls. The town of Bulls is named after James Bull, a carpenter from London. In 1858 he went off with long time mate Dick Howard who had tendered to build a new ferry house and hotel for Thomas Scott at the mouth of the Rangitikei River. Shortly after this was finished he found a magnificent forest of Totara trees on the banks of the Rangitikei River. He immediately saw the prospects of launching a timber mill to supply timber to the local settlers. Around the same time James leased 5 acres of land from Captain Daniell to set up a general store in 1859, the shop was situated on High Street where the RSA is currently located. By 1862 the store had also become the local Post Office with a liquor sales outlet included. James built the Bulls courthouse, the Rangitikei Hotel, the Criterion Hotel and the Coach and Horse Hotel. James also operated a carrier business between Bulls and Wanganui which grew out of his timber cartage operation. James also owned a Stables and wheelwrights workshop in Criterion Street, the Rangitikei Hotel, for a period, and the Rangitikei Brewery. James was a great citizen of the growing township so it was inevitable that it became known as going to Bull s. It was not until 1872 that the name of Bulls was officially accepted by the Post Office. Until then it had various names, Daniells Bush, Middle Rangitikei, Clifton, Taumaihi and Bulltown. James was a generous donor to the town including land for the hospital and town hall. He dies in England at the age of 89 NZDAC

8 NZDAC Organising Committee Overall co-ordinator Karen de Wit Treasurer Rebecca Sidwell Website/IT- Peter de Wit Results Coordination Rebecca Sidwell Ring Managers :- Kevin Burnette, Penny Nalder, Polly Catlin-Maybury, Jane Aukett, Lloyd Pallesen, Carl Ranford, Daryl Jewiss Disputes Committee - Elaine Herve, Karen de Wit, Rebecca Sidwell, Louise Williams and Carl Ranford Catalogue Elaine Herve Food & Social events Sandra Mohekey Camping Aprille and John McGee Flygility Noeline Wagener Goodie Bags Nicola Chalmers, Sarah Clements Supporters Andrea Williamson VIP Tent Polly Catlin-Maybury Bins - Louise Williams Junior class Jane Aukett Announcements and Judges - Anne Packer Trophies Sharon Wagener Sound, Tower and podium Kevin Burnette and Wayne Turner Zone 3 can be dependabull to host NZDAC 2013 It will be held in Bulls and will be affordabull. Camping is availabull although powered sites are unobtainabull Dogs will be releasabull in containabull areas It will be an incredibull weekend Come and join us for an entertainabull time Sarah Clements NZDAC

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10 Inform-a-bull section. A good time. This event is run by volunteers and it would be appreciated if you treated them, and each other, with politeness and a pleasant attitude. This will ensure everyone has a good time!! Assembly area. There will be an assembly area into which the next dogs to run will be expected to line up. When entering and leaving the assembly area the dog must be on a lead. Please don t throw toys in amongst the people/dogs congregating outside. Camping. Have fun staying on the grounds. Be aware that the camping areas are not carefully groomed flat areas, but they are the best we can offer. Please follow instructions as regards where to camp. Do not take up any more space than allocated. Dispose of all rubbish carefully. Keep an eye on your dogs at all times. Pick up after your dogs, even in the dark. Change of Handler Unless you advise a change of handler the clear round will be produced with the name as listed in the catalogue. To advise a change of handler, complete the Change of handler form available from HQ. Class Breaks Judge s breaks of minutes have been scheduled in the classes, but it is up to the judges to decide whether or not to take them. The timing of these will be determined prior to the class, and has been inserted into the running orders. However these might change so look at the board and speak to the call stewards for full details. Clear Round Certificates Clear round or qualifying certificates will be available for collection following the end of the class from HQ. CRCs and Qualifying certificates will be produced for standard classes, but not for the finals or Inter-zone. Course Walking There will be 30 minutes for each course walk. Walking will be prior to start of each class please follow instructions and listen to the PA system for messages. There will not be any split course walks. No-one will be allowed to walk courses during height changes. Please be considerate of others when walking and do not stand in the way gossiping. Disputes If there are any disputes, please advise a member of the disputes committee Elaine Herve, Karen de Wit, Rebecca Sidwell, Louise Williams and Carl Ranford Disqualification In the case of a disqualification you may continue running the course. Do not go back and repeat parts of the course or take up time training in the ring. Please leave by the finish jump. As always, please leave the ring immediately if requested to do so by the judge. Cure-a-bull/Doctor On the Friday the Bulls Doctors start at 8am and take their last booking at 4.45pm. Bulls Medical Centre, 71 High St, Bulls. Phone Over the weekend the Marton Doctors are open 8am to midday. Stewart Street Surgery, 26 Stewart Street, Marton. Phone: sss.admin@paradise.net.nz NZDAC

11 After any of these times City Doctors in Palmerston North are on Duty, 22 Victoria Ave, Palmerston North. Ph Sustain-a-bull - Events and Food All events will be held on site. Catering will be available Saturday through to Monday from approximately 7.30am 3pm includes:- a selection of fresh and homemade breakfast and lunch items. Friday from 1pm: Market day - an opportunity for everyone to sell/buy/exchange from their boot or table or anything! Saturday evening BBQ by the Scout Group, meal pre-ordered. Sunday evening Pub Quiz night will start about 7.30pm so please settle your team around a table in the marquee. The winning team will receive a prize basket and there will also be spot prizes. If you have ordered a meal please feel free to eat at the quiz tables or sit elsewhere as participation in the quiz is optional! First aid kit. A first aid kit will be available from the HQ or Debbie Middlemiss Dispose-a-bulls. In the event your dog fouls in the ring, please clean up after your dog and leave the ring immediately. General dog toileting is in the designated areas. Pick up after your dog and place in the bins provided around the venue. Campers must be prepared when toileting dogs in the evening to pick up, even in the dark! General Responsi-bull-ities Please ensure that your dogs are kept on lead at all times, unless competing or in the Bull Shit area. NO dogs are to be tied to stakes, trailers, cars or other items. Dogs are to be securely contained in cars, trailers, crates or tents, so that the event is safe for all. Please come prepared for this, as the committee members will ask you to relocate any loose or tethered dogs. Bull-der-dash/Goodie Bags Goodie bags are available for individuals or groups of people that registered. The bags also contain your ordered badges, T-shirts, catalogues and social event tickets. So please do pick them up! They will be available from HQ from Friday. All bags are labelled with names, so please pick up the correct bag. If you are taking someone else s bag for them, please make sure they get it - the goodie bags are really cool, but it isn t cool when people miss out. Incredibull Inter-Zone Competition. To be held Saturday at conclusion of standard classes. Maximum course time Time will be called if you reach maximum course time. Please leave the ring immediately if this happens, without completing any more obstacles. Park-a-bull Please park politely and with consideration for others. Follow the directions of the volunteers and park in the designated areas. There is to be NO driving on the sports fields. If you park incorrectly you will be expected to move. Photographer Alice Perry Photography started photographing Dog Agility in 2012 after being introduced to the sport through a flatmate. With a love of dogs, and experience in sports photography (mainly from horses) she enjoyed the challenge and the pleasure of photographing our fast paced sport while providing memories through photos. Alice will be photographing along with an assistant to try and capture as much of the event as possible. The photos will be put up on the website at NZDAC

12 Practise/Warm up A practice area will be available. Please refrain from setting up additional equipment where it could cause a nuisance to others. No practice in any of the competition rings, at any time. Prioritisation of rings If you should find you need to change your running order during the event to avoid personal clashes, please prioritise your Intermediate class. If you are in Starters/Novice then prioritise your Novice run. These two classes are larger than Starters and Senior and we need to ensure we get through both Novice and Intermediate as quickly as possible. Prizegiving. This will be held at the end of competition each day, outside HQ Qualifia-bull/Qualifying certificates. You will gain a qualifying certificate for Games (Grade C) if you;- gain 20 points plus the gamble (in Gamblers), or gain 10 points plus complete the whole finishing sequence (in Snooker). Response-a-bull/Reporting for your Run Please be ready for your turn. Report to the call steward at least 10 dogs before you are due to run. Do NOT assume the Call steward knows you, and make sure you report that you are available so they can dot your number. Move into the collecting area when asked to, and pass your dog s permanent number to the scrimer assistant when requested. Be ready to start when directed. Check the Judge is ready before you start. Please be considerate of the judges and other competitors. If you want to repeat a contact or obstacle etc, this will be considered training and you must leave the ring immediately via the finish. Results The results will be posted on at the completion of each class, and at HQ. Result Queries There will be no scoreboards at this event. Results will be posted on the website. Draft results will be posted at HQ as soon as practical after an event is complete. Please check the results within half an hour of the event completion. Once half an hour is past, any changes will be entered and displayed as the final results. Please do not interrupt the Result Secretaries with any results queries. Please complete the Result Query form found outside the Result Secretary area at HQ. Your query will be investigated and you will be contacted with an answer. Running Order Running order sheets have been produced and competitors should run in that order. If you cannot run as scheduled, please communicate to the Call steward and move your dog if necessary, before the class starts. If you have multiple dogs, you must run them in the same order as the catalogue. Be considerate of others do NOT expect to turn up at the last minute and be slotted in ahead of others who reported earlier. Scratchings If the dog is scratched for the entire day or weekend, please complete the Scratchings form found outside the Results Secretary area at HQ. If the dog is scratched for individual classes, please advise the Call Steward so they can be scratched on the call board. Sponsor (Eukanuba) Product If you have won some sponsor s product well done! Product will be available for collection at specified times, please listen to announcements for those times. Please present your ribbon to receive your product. Stalls/Sales Only sponsors are entitled to have stalls and sell products and services at the NZDAC event, except for Friday NZDAC

13 Market Day. No other products or services can be sold, and if necessary you will be asked to remove them. Tents. Please follow instructions for placement of tents and tent ropes. There must be at least 5m space around the rings, so keep tent ropes back so people don t trip on them. Reliev-a-bull/Toilets. These are located in HQ, as well as the Bulls block (with the mural on) ladies at the playground end. Portaloos located by Ring 4/Camping. Triathlon. Is based on Gamblers, Snooker and the Jumpers 1 classes. See information Page 14. Unbelieve-a-bull Please note that no physical or verbal abuse of dogs or harsh handling will be tolerated at this event. This is our premier national event and we will see some runs and combinations that are the absolute pinnacle of our sport. We are expecting handlers to put their best foot forward in all areas, including the way in which you treat your dog. In the event that any harsh handling occurs, it will be dealt with in accordance with Agility Regulation If any handler is cited under this regulation, the instance will be reported to the Disputes committee, who will decide whether the instance will be reported to the Agility Committee, and possibly from there to the NZKC. The Disputes committee will be treating any instance of harsh handling very firmly. Any handler infringing under the harsh handling regulation may be subject to sanctions including disqualification from further competition on the weekend. Cure-a-bull/Vet Services Nicola Chalmers will be on site with her vet truck equipped for minor accident and medical services. Cash payment for using this service is required. If you cannot locate her on site, she can be contacted on For more serious emergencies please contact:- Southern Rangitikei Vet Services, Emergency ph , 233 State Highway 1, Bulls Wearing of dog numbers. This will be most helpful, for call stewards and for fellow competitors NZDAC

14 Entries closed October 1 st Any club which is registered as an Agility society with the NZKC can enter up to two teams to compete for the trophy. A team comprises three handlers and dogs, with no more than two dogs eligible for the same classes in any one team. No dog or handler can compete in more than one team. The competition will be run over Event #2 Classes ie. Starters 2, Novice 2, Intermediate 2, Senior 2. The winning team will be that which gains the most points on the following basis: 1st place is awarded 10 points, 2nd place is awarded 9 points to tenth place being awarded 1 point. The competition will be offered at 9 levels. Jumpers C + Games small, midi and maxi Jumpers B + Games small, midi and maxi Jumpers A + Games small, midi and maxi. How it will be scored :-Add Gamblers Points + Snooker Points + 70points minus course time and faults for Jumpers = Total NZDAC

15 Time table of events Friday 25 th October Time * Bullring One Bullring Two Bullring Three Bullring Four Penny Nalder (Wanganui, Sth Rangitikei, Kapiti) 9am Flygility (Rugby Field #2) 1pm Kevin Burnette (Feilding, Horowhenua) Jane Aukett/Polly Catlin- Maybury (UHDTS, Nth Taranaki, Wairarapa) Junior handler Jumpers Snooker Gamblers Dyson Beasley Danny Gotlieb Lyn Sayers Lloyd Pallesen, Carl Ranford (Hawera, DAWG) Market day - bring, buy, sell, exchange for allcomers 4pm Cake cutting, Opening & Nibbles, followed by Champ of Champions Beth Oliver Saturday 26 th October Time Bullring One Bullring Two Bullring Three Bullring Four 8am * Starters 1 Novice 1 Intermediate 1 Senior 1 Allan Rohde Dyson Beasley Bernadette Thompson Teresa Ford Jumpers C1 Jumpers A1 ADX Advanced Trial Jumpers B1 Lyn Sayers Beth Oliver Danny Gotlieb Keri Neilson InterZone Starters InterZone Novice InterZone Intermediate InterZone Senior Teresa Ford Allan Rohde Dyson Beasley Bernadette Thompson followed by InterZoneJumpers Beth Oliver BBQ by Scouts (on site) Sunday 27 th October Time Bullring One Bullring Two Bullring Three Bullring Four 8am * Starters 2 Novice 2 Intermediate 2 Senior 2 Beth Oliver Danny Gotlieb Lyn Sayers Keri Neilson Jumpers C2 Jumpers A2 AD Trial Jumpers B2 Teresa Ford Bernadette Thompson Dyson Beasley Allan Rohde Jumpers C final Jumpers A final Jumpers B final Bernadette Thompson Allan Rohde Danny Gotlieb Pub Quiz evening with Meal (on site) Monday 28 th October Time Bullring One Bullring Two Bullring Three Bullring Four 8am * Starters 3 Novice 3 Intermediate 3 Senior 3 Dyson Beasley Beth Oliver Keri Neilson Bernadette Thompson Starters Final Novice final Intermediate final Senior final Lyn Sayers Keri Neilson Teresa Ford Beth Oliver In the event any of the judges being unable to judge, the committee will either replace the judge prior to the event, or if an incident occurs during the event, one of the zone three judges attending the event will be used as a reserve judge. NZDAC

16 Acknowledgements A big thank you to Kelly Daniel for designing the Logo for this NZDAC A big thank you to the 40 plus people who have assisted in some way with contributions for the catalogue too many to name. A1 embroidery IZT polos and judges vests All our sponsors! Thankyou for your support. All Zone 3 club members thankyou for helping and bringing the gear!! Annette Burmeister who has made her truck available for transporting the dog food. Bridge Motel and Criterion Motel accommodation Bronwyn Meads - Bulls information Centre advertising and information Bulls Rugby Club hire of facilities Donations for the goodie bags - Decked Out Dog Leads - Rachel McKenzie; Naranga 'Orange' Dog Products - Kelly Daniel; Ross, Sarah and Shanice Clements, Fixit Bevan Dale, Bill Stewart Embroidery Time winner patches Fulton-Hogan grounds prep Grazeout caterers meal Sunday Karen Bealing, Wairarapa for supplying the yellow buckets Kathryn Bayne 25 th anniversary cake Kevin Burnette for all his pallets, and ideas of how to use them!! Kevin Burnette for the Feilding gear Lyn Sayers for supplying equipment for the Starters ring Mark Barrett, Andrea Williamson and Bill Stewart for bringing Wanganui gear over Muzzy Print ltd Tshirts Party-Up portaloos and large marquee etc Paua World & Stacie Clark for the special jumps Photo Collage Elaine Herve Portashowers for extra showers Printshop, Rimutaka prison for scribe pads Quality presentations for ribbons, mugs and badges Riegers Copy Centre for catalogues and clear round certificates Ron Frater for doing IZT Scout group BBQ Saturday Thank you to the quiz team helpers who have also made donations for the event - Lynda Cummins, Elsie Marriott, Jane and Paige Aukett, Louise Williams and Elaine Herve. Vistaprint for signs and pens Vouchers from Sue Conner, pens from Westpac and ANZ. NZDAC

17 Sponsors Premier Sponsor Our Class Sponsors NZDAC

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19 Animals back in action Decked out dog Custom made dog leads NZDAC

20 Windscreen Replacement, chip and Crack repairs. We deal with all major insurance companies Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Ltd The Mat Man NZDAC

21 Alice Perry Photography Photos will be put up on the website at These can then be ordered by downloading (or to request) the order form and posting, ing or faxing it back. Payment can be made via cheque, internet banking or Paypal. Prints 6*4: $3 5*7: $5 6*8: $10 8*12: $25 Electronic ( ed or disc) First photo $15, $5 for every photo thereafter or $40 for all photos of one dog over the entire event (including prize giving) plus $20 for every dog thereafter. Canvas prints are also available in a wide range of sizes. Free postage for all orders over $10. NZDAC

22 Judges profiles Allan Rohde Pukekohe I have been involved in Dog Sports for almost 20 years now starting with the Wairarapa Dog Obedience Club and later moving to Counties Dog Training Club. Although I enjoy competing and doing well, I also like being involved in all aspects of dog sports from instructing and judging through to committee work at both club and national level. This will be my third time in succession that I have been asked to judge at the Zone 3 NZDAC/NDTA and I still consider it an honour to be asked. I just hope that this time round the conditions are a little more conducive to creating the great spectacle the NZDAC should be. I hope my courses will provide the appropriate challenges and that competitors find them enjoyable to run. although some may debate that is a benefit. I am fortunate that my family also shares my enjoyment of dog sports which does have the benefit that there is always someone available to run my dogs when I am judging. It also means the long drives to and from competitions are not lonely ones If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? Peruvian Inca Orchid They are calm and devoted to their owners. They are not usually friendly with strangers but they are not aggressive with them either. And they have a Kiss Spot on their head and you know I like my Kiss. Which country would you like to judge in and why? England it would be real interesting to judge so many top quality handler/dog combinations What do you do when you are not doing dogs? On the rare occasions that I am not doing dogs I will be catching up on chores around home.. My favourite location in New Zealand is... Home It seems that whenever we travel away it is with the dogs. I now enjoy the chance to just stay at home and do something not involving the dogs. The things I enjoy most about judging agility are... I enjoy setting courses that hopefully are challenging and enjoyable for competitors to run. I get a real buzz when a competitor has a great run on one of my courses. NZDAC

23 Bernadette Thompson Ashburton If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? I d be a Jack Russell, sturdy, feisty and able to enjoy a physical outdoor life, but small and charismatic enough to worm my way into people s hearts so I could be spoilt and pampered. Which country would you like to judge in and why? Singapore. I have a strong interest in obedience as well as agility and I have heard that Singapore has some tests that combine the two. I would love to experience this. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? I teach in a high school, practising my clicker training on the students. Well, actually I teach English as a second language to lovely young people from interesting countries from all around the world. I also try and spend some time with my lively little grandchildren. My favourite location in New Zealand is... Nelson. It has the best of all worlds: climate, beach, rivers, hills and bush. The things I enjoy most about judging agility are.. the buzz and hype of the competition and especially seeing good dogs and handlers make a challenging course look easy. Beth Oliver Waipawa I am looking forward to judging at the 2013 NZDAC, especially the Champ of Champs. I have a few ideas and can t wait to try them out on unsuspecting souls around the country. I have been involved with agility for 20 years now and even though I don t run a dog anymore I am involved with instructing and am the current president of the best orange club in the country. I have been asked to write a profile and answer the following questions so here goes: If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? This was easy; I would be a designer dog. A labradoodle Labrador for water, hunting and food, Poodle for fun, laughs and home life. Which country would you like to judge in and why? If I could go by sea (I don t do flying) I would like to judge in England as I would like to see how they manage such huge classes and shows. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? For work I ve been involved with the apple industry for 17 years now. First as a Shift Manager in a packhouse NZDAC

24 until 2009 where I became full time on an orchard as a Foreman. I run the Spray program; also supervise a thinning and picking gang, prune trees and do the compliance side as well. For play I enjoy home life, fishing and travelling with my partner Chris, reading and judging. My favourite location in New Zealand is... All the South Island which we intend to travel around in 7 years and the Coromandel for its outstanding fishing! The things I enjoy most about judging agility are... Watching a handler and dog absolutely nail any course that you put up - pure magic! I hope everyone enjoys the 2013 NZDAC and I look forward to seeing you all in the ring. Danny Gotlieb Lower Hutt Hello Fellow Competitors I have been involved in Dog Training for nearly 20 Years training initially in Obedience then switching to Agility which is my chosen personal sport. I attend most of the North Island shows with my partner and three highly competitive children all of which currently attempt agility also, with our two current dogs, Miley (Border collie) and Tao (Papillion) I have been asked to answer a few questions in my profile for this event. If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? I think I would like to either be a Border collie a Sheltie or a Papillion, not fussed as long as they had attitude. Which country would you like to Judge in and why? I would love to judge in USA or the UK as there is some pretty awesome dogs and handlers in those places. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? I live in Lower Hutt City and work as a Senior Contracts Coordinator in one of New Zealand s leading Fire and Security Door Manufacturing companies, supplying components and technical solutions to the construction industry in New Zealand and the South Pacific Area. Besides obviously working most of the time, when time permits I currently am an active Junior Cricket coach, Junior Soccer supporter with my sons and when time permits attend my daughters many dance recitals of Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop and Jazz competitions. My Favourite location in NZ is: I m from the North Island but one of my favourite places in NZ is Queenstown - Wanaka areas as its amazing scenery down there as you get a real peaceful feel of the rugged southern regions in our great country The things I most enjoy about judging agility are: I have been lucky enough to travel throughout New Zealand over the last 9 Years being an Agility Judge and have been hosted by clubs over both North and South Islands; this gives such a broad range of handlers and dogs to judge which I find very rewarding in my judging and am thankful for the opportunities and hospitality offered by all clubs I have been asked to judge for. NZDAC

25 I m feel very privileged as a person to again be invited to Judge at our National prestigious championship event for Agility, I look forward to designing some challenging courses and wish good luck to you all in this upcoming event, enjoy your courses and have a great time competing, I look forward to seeing you all out there Dyson Beasley Rotorua Firstly I would like to say a big thank you to the NZDAC Committee for inviting me to Judge this weekend. I take it as a privilege to be asked and I am looking forward to seeing some great runs by some of the best dogs and handlers in the country at all levels. Me personally I have been in the dog world for almost 20 years now, doing Obedience and Agility over that time. I now only dedicate my time to Agility for a number of reasons. My love for the sport meant I wanted to be the best I can be so wanted to concentrate on Agility alone. We have 9 dogs at home, 8 Border Collies and 1 Papillion, he will be my very first Mini or Micro dog which I will compete with in the future. Out of the 9 dogs we have 5 that are competing, our Reeson which hopefully will be competing by the time you read this and little Atom who will not be far off the other 2 have been retired from working but both are Obedience Champions. I have been asked to answer a few questions so here they are: If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? I think I would be or like to be a Border as they are very active and try to do their best in whatever type of work they are doing. Which country would you like to Judge in and why? I think I would like to Judge in the UK as some of the best handlers and dogs come from there, although the classes are huge the experience would still be amazing. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? That is easy, when I am not going to a Show or training during the week I am at work, catching up on things around home or relaxing watching a movie with my lovely Paula at home. My Favourite location in NZ is: At home in Waikite Valley on our little bit of paradise The things I most enjoy about judging agility are: Watching people enjoy working their dogs at all levels. That most people enjoy being challenged in a course and trying new things or pushing the boundaries to keep progressing as a team, then watching them improve in the future because they go away and work on some of the things they didn t get quite right on the day. Good luck to everybody over the weekend, enjoy your time with your dogs and catching up with friends. NZDAC

26 Keri Neilson Hamilton If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? I think I would be a border terrier. I can be quite stubborn and I am a bit of a talker, but I make a pretty good companion and I love my family. Which country would you like to judge in and why? I think it would be really interesting judging in Europe. It would be fun to see how they handled the kiwi style of course, and it would be great for the fitness trying to judge all those running contacts! What do you do when you are not doing dogs? I like hanging out with friends and family, reading and movies. I feel guilty exercising without my four dogs so most of my walking or running involves taking them to the river, lake or beach. In my work life I work for Waikato Regional Council as an Environmental Manager and I am pretty passionate about lakes and wetlands! My favourite location in New Zealand is... I have so many favourites, but it s hard to beat Taupo. There s so much to do there and I have tonnes of good memories camping at the holiday park as a child. Great Barrier Island is also amazing. I worked there two months every summer for nine years and I never got tired of those beaches. The things I enjoy most about judging agility are... My favourite part is seeing people delighted with their dogs and seeing dogs so happy to be having good times with their handler. I also enjoy designing courses and then seeing them run how I hoped they would be. And even better when they are run really well using moves I had not even thought of! Lyn Sayers Taupo Lyn Sayers started Agility with the family pet Jasper, a Miniature Schnauzer. Actually owning a dog long after his children had flown the coup was something of an accident, as was finding out about the addictive effect of Dog Agility. Now, 14 years on and a few Schnauzers later, Lyn is retired from full time employment and living on a five hectare property just north of Taupo. He has been judging all levels of Agility in New Zealand since 2002 and has judged in Australia on a number of occasions. Lyn's involvement in the sport is not restricted to competing and officiating. He is currently president and trainer at the local Dog Training Club in his new home town and served as Chairman of the Agility Committee and four years as an Executive councillor on the NZKC. Lyn and partner Christine recently formed a company trading in various products and services related to Agility and share a common dream to innovate rather than imitate new NZDAC

27 and safer agility equipment. If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? I think I would like to be a Schnauzer (of course) and live with Christine as she does such nice haircuts Which country would you like to judge in and why? I like judging in Australia but I guess since my son lives in England that would be a nice place to go next. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? Mostly I do Dog equipment but I guess that's still "Dogs" but I do like going to the movies at least once a week. My favourite location in New Zealand is... Since I am an expatriate South Islander I really enjoyed Reefton and just recently went to Gordon Spratt Reserve at Papamoa Beach - beautiful surface to compete on. The things I enjoy most about judging agility are... Watching how dog and handler teams progress and improve. Pet hate is seeing some folk make the same mistakes with each successive dog. Teresa Ford Christchurch Third time lucky? Not sure about that, but this is the third time I have judged at the now NZDAC. Once again, life continues and not much has changed to be honest (but I keep getting older!!) I am still Nelson born and breed way back in the mid 70 s. I have lived in Christchurch for 6 1/2 years now. My family has changed only by adding a cat to the mix Howie Morenz (for any ice hockey know-it-alls, he is a famous ice hockey player, see below as to why that is important!!) Our family consists of myself and my partner Vince who is in the NZ Ice Blacks Team (see cat comment above!). They travelled away for a month in April to the Czech Republic and Turkey for the World Champs and came home with silver very proud. Kendra is 11 and runs our border collie Cassie who is 5 years old. Spencer is 3 and loves getting on the ice. He already has his own skates, gloves, helmet and ice hockey sticks! He had his first run this year with Cassie in a kids give it a go agility show we held in Christchurch. Our dogs:- AgCh Luke Springer Spaniel x Large Munsterlander (15 1/2 years old and in his well earned retirement). AgCh Lace BC (10 ½ years old and recently retired this year) and Cassie BC (5 years old) We were asked to answer the following questions, so here we go!! If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be and why? A poodle, cause I love my hair being done. Which country would you like to judge in and why? Canada (cause that s where my partner is from and during winter most shows are indoors!!!) and any English speaking country. What do you do when you are not doing dogs? Spending time with my family, being a taxi driver for my daughter with swimming, dog agility and netball. I also play netball. Sitting in cold ice hockey rinks watch Vince play or skating around with Spencer for 2 hours NZDAC

28 My favourite location in New Zealand is... Nelson my home town! The things I enjoy most about judging agility are... Catching up with GREAT friends and making new friends throughout New Zealand we really are a great country and awesome people I wish you all the very best for the weekend. Run hard, but most of all, have fun! Thank you to Charlies for providing the water for our Judges and Scribes NZDAC

29 Prize and ribbon allocation Ribbons and Prizes Size MICRO MINI MIDI MAXI Class Ribbons Prizes Eukanuba Ribbons Prizes Eukanuba Ribbons Prizes Eukanuba Ribbons Prizes Eukanuba St St St Novice Novice Novice Int Int Int senior senior senior C C B B A A Gamblers Snooker Triathlon Level A Triathlon Level B Triathlon Level C Juniors under years years 2 CofC Top qualifier 1 trophy 1 AD Top qualifier ADXA Top qualifier Please bring your ribbon to recoup your Eukanuba product. NZDAC

30 Qualification for Agility finals Winner of each class automatically qualify for the final. Placegetters receive points :- 2 nd -> 9 points, 3 rd -> 5 point, 4 th -> 3 points, 5 th -> 1 point. For each final there are a maximum number of qualifiers for each height. Winners take the first spots, and then the dogs with the most points may also qualify for the final. Starters final Lyn Sayers Top 3 micro, 3 mini, 5 midi, 7 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (18 dogs) Novice final Keri Neilson Top 3 micro, 3 mini, 10 midi, 9 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (25 dogs) Intermediate final Teresa Ford Top 3 micro, 5 mini, 10 midi, 9 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (27 dogs) Senior final Beth Oliver Top 4 small, 8 midi, 6 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (18 dogs) NZDAC

31 Qualification for Jumpers finals Winner of each class automatically qualify for the final. Placegetters receive points :- 2 nd -> 9 points, 3 rd -> 5 point, 4 th -> 3 points, 5 th -> 1 point. For each final there are a maximum number of qualifiers for each height. Winners take the first spots, and then the dogs with the most points may also qualify for the final. Jumpers C final - Bernadette Thompson Top 2 micro, 2 mini, 5 midi, 6 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (15 dogs) Jumpers B Final Danny Gotlieb Top 2 micro, 3 mini, 7 midi, 7 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (19 dogs) Jumpers A Final Allan Rohde Top 4 small, 7 midi, 5 maxi dogs qualify for the final. (16 dogs) NZDAC

32 Perpetual Trophies Sarah Top Dog Trophy Dog gaining the highest points at the NZDAC 2008 Susan McKay & Phantom 2009 Keri Neilson & Rain 2010 Alan Shrimpton & Miley 2011 Natasha Neame & Tricot 2012 Natasha Coulter and Jonty 2013 Cassie Champions Winner Champion of Champions Winner 2008 Lisa Duff & Zoom (winner of senior final) 2009 Lisa Duff & Zoom 2010 Chelsea Marriner & Spy 2011 Lisa Duff & Zoom 2012 Chelsea Marriner and Shift 2013 Taieri Training Club Trophy Winner of Starters Agility Final 2008 Peter de Wit & Quick 2009 Joanne Rennell & Ruffy 2010 Jade Kelly & Kip 2011 Linley Barrett & Fluke 2012 Clive Bushell & Tic 2013 Kelso Trophy Winner of Novice Agility Final 2008 Sue Willis & Tonic 2009 Kevin Burnett & Chloe 2010 Stacey Hobson & Momo 2011 Sue Willis & Elle 2012 Karen de Wit and Finn 2013 Barking Mad Trophy Winner of Intermediate Agility Final 2008 David Cook & Jax 2009 Mark Barrett & Pippa 2010 Phil Johnson/Lisa Duff & Zoom 2011 Sue Willis & Tonic 2012 Louise Marsh & Vino 2013 NZDAC

33 Vino Trophy Winner of Senior Agility Final 2008 Lisa Duff & Zoom 2009 Chelsea Marriner & Spy 2010 Chelsea Marriner & Flash 2011 Louise Marsh & Vino 2012 Peter de Wit & Quick 2013 Claire Horncastle Trophy Winner of Jumpers C Final 2009 Polly Caitlin-Maybury & Zip 2010 Shelley Stewart & Jaz 2011 Peter de Wit & Ali 2012 Daniel Pallesen and Zing 2013 Otago Canine Training Club Trophy Winner of Jumpers B Final 2009 Chelsea Marriner & Flash 2010 Kristina Beresford & Jazzy 2011 Elaine Rohde & Bolt 2012 Stacy Hobson and Momo 2013 Cannon Trophy Winner of Jumpers A Final 2009 Rebecca Sidwell & Seeka 2010 Keri Neilson & Rain 2011 Sue Willis & Tonic 2012 Chelsea Marriner & Quest 2013 Inter-zone Team Event 2008 Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Interclub Team Event 2008 Waimakariri DTC 2009 Waimakariri DTC 2010 Mount Maunganui 2011 Timaru Terrors South Canterbury Dog Training Club 2012 Counties 2013 NZDAC

34 NZDAC Games Rules. SNOOKER The aim is to collect as many points as possible in the opening sequence and then to complete the closing sequence without faults or refusals within the time allowed. The course comprises three red jumps and 6 other colour obstacles numbered 2-7. Opening Sequence What you have to do: you will start on the dummy jump that s has been designated the start. do a red jump, followed by any colour obstacle, then do a different red jump, followed by any colour obstacle, then do the last red jump, followed by any colour obstacle. If things go wrong: If a red jump is knocked down, do not do a colour, but take another red jump. If the last red jump is knocked down you must proceed to the closing sequence. If when doing a colour, there is a fault, the colour is not scored. Do not repeat it, move onto the next red jump. If you perform the same red jump twice, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. If you do a red jump then another red jump without doing a colour in between, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. If you do two colours one after the other, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. Other rules for the opening sequence In the opening sequence colours and red jumps may be taken from any direction. There are no refusals. The dog must complete the obstacle once presented with it before continuing. Coloured obstacles can be combination obstacles. The judge will define the direction for such combinations which may be different in the opening and closing sequence. Displaced obstacles are not replaced during the round so that a displaced coloured obstacle will result in the inability of the combination to complete the closing sequence successfully Closing Sequence What you have to do: At the completion of the opening sequence, the handler must direct the dog to attempt each of the colour obstacles in sequence from 2 to 7, and then take the finish jump. If things go wrong: If you get a refusal, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. If you get a fault, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. If your dogs does the wrong course, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. You take longer than the course time and the horn sounds, scoring stops, go to the finish jump. Class Winner The winner of a Snooker Class is the dog which has the highest total points. In the event of a tie, the dog with the fastest time is the winner. Qualification Certificates Qualification Certificates will be awarded to the dogs which attain 10 points plus 27 points in the closing sequence. NZDAC

35 GAMBLERS Gamblers is a game with two parts The points accumulation period (PAP), and the Gamble. The aim is to collect as many points as possible in the opening sequence and then to complete the gamble successfully within the time given. During the PAP the handler creates their own course accumulating as many points as possible in 30 seconds. The Gamble is a distance challenge during which, the handler stays behind the line while the dog negotiates three obstacles. Points Accumulation Period What you have to do: you will start on the dummy jump that s has been designated the start. complete obstacles as desired until the horns sounds after 30 seconds Other rules for the PAP Every obstacle correctly negotiated earns points: - Jumps - 1pt,Tunnels, Spread Jumps, Long jump & hoop, - 3pts, Contact Obstacles or 6 weave poles - 5 pts, Weave (12 poles) and combination obstacles - 7pts Obstacles can be performed from any direction, with the exception of unidirectional obstacles. Obstacles are only scored twice. Obstacles may not be taken back to back except in the event of a missed contact. If the dog misses a contact the dog may be directed to redo the obstacle immediately to score it. Refusals are not judged. You may perform gamble obstacles during the PAP Poles are not replaced during the round so that when a pole is knocked that jump is not worth any points should it be negotiated later in the run Gamble There will be a gamble line over which the handler must not step. If the Handler puts a foot into the handler restriction area no points will be received for the gamble. There will be 3 obstacles at a max distance from the gamble line of 3m. You will have 10 seconds to perform the gamble. First obstacle: 2pts, Second obstacle:4pts, Third obstacle: 6pts. The total gamble is 12pts. What you have to do: When the horn sounds to end of the PAP, the handler must direct the dog to attempt the gamble without crossing the gamble line. If things go wrong: If you get a fault, scoring stops, go to the finish obstacle. If your dogs does the wrong course, scoring stops, go to the finish obstacle. You take longer than the course time and the horn sounds, scoring stops, go to the finish obstacle. Other rules for the gamble The dog will not be penalised for negotiating (non gamble) obstacles when to the start of the gamble; however none of those obstacles negotiated will be scored. The timer is set on the last obstacle of the gamble Refusals are not judged. Defining the class winner The winner of a Gamblers Class is the dog which has the highest total points. In the event of a tie, the dog with the fastest time is declared the winner. Qualification Certificates Qualification Certificates will be awarded to the dogs which collect at least 20 points in the PAP and successfully complete the gamble NZDAC

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37 InterZone teams Zone 1 Starters Nicole Beaumont and Robbie JD, FDX Robbie 7 years Huntaway x Heading Dog Hi, my name is Nicole Beaumont and I live on a dairy/beef farm in Pukekohe with an assortment of farm animal and 5 dogs 2 miniature schnauzers who I used to breed show, 2 heading dogs one of whom is retired, and a 3 year old who has recently won into Intermediate/Seniors. Robbie is a tricolour Huntaway x heading dog and as well as agility he also does Flygility and competes in obedience working in Test B. Robbie loves helping out on the farm moving the stock, making sure the pigs stay in the pen when I clean them out, overseeing the feeding of the calves and anything else that needs to be done. He is a very easy dog to live with and if I drop anything he is quick to pick it up. He just wants to help with whatever he can, including carrying buckets for me. Novice Allan Harrison and Little Miss Sunline Jewel 5 NZ Heading Dog Jewel is a 5 year old New Zealand Heading Dog. We chose her name Little Miss Sunline as she was the smallest in the litter and we drew inspiration from a true champion of the turf namely Sunline. Jewel has proven she too can be a champion for at only the age of 3 years old she gained the title of Fly Dog Grand Champion. Jewel has twice won and twice been the runner up for the Chico Memorial Trophy awarded annually for the most points gained in Flygility. I have been involved in agility for over twenty years and I am looking forward to Jewel and I representing Zone 1 and hopefully retaining theagility Zone trophy at this years NZDAC. Good luck to my fellow team members and also the other Zones. Finally we wish everyone safe travels and a fantastic weekend of dog sports. NZDAC

38 Intermediate Caitlin Frater and Loverslane Betelgeuse ADX JDX Geuse 3 years - Toy Poodle Geuse (said Juice) is a 3 year old Toy Poodle from Loverslane Kennels and is the first dog I have owned myself. I have been competing with him for 18 months now and we have achieved so much in that short amount of time. I started competing in agility in 2004 when I was 5 (I am now almost 15) with a friend s Jack Russell, but from when I was able to walk, I have been doing agility with my parents dogs in the backyard. Since I first started competing, I have run many people s dogs for them, and still do, and absolutely love it. This will be my first time competing in the team and I hope we will help Zone 1 defend the title! Senior Elaine Rohde AGCH, JGRCH, FDCH Aquila Lightning Bolt ADXS Bolt 4 years Border Collie Bolt is a 4 year old black and white Border Collie bred by us at Aquila Kennels from my great little dog AGCH, OBCH, FDCH Windi. Bolt is a Grand Jumpers Champion and needs 4 Agility Challenges to make Grand and a Flygility Champion. Bolt is working in Test B and needs 1 more win to reach Test C. Bolt is an awesome little dog and always tries but she can sulk when things do not go her way, especially when she has to go in the trailer. Bolt s favourite game is hide-n- seek. When she hears ready she lets out this almighty shriek and squeals as she tries to find me. Bolt has a noise obsession and gets very excited at clapping at prize giving. I have finally managed to teach her to sit quietly when the egg beater is on she has even charged at Allan up a ladder while operating a chainsaw. Bolt s highlights include winning jumpers B final in 2011 and becoming the youngest Jumpers Grand Champion and winning Test A at the 2012 Nationals and representing zone 1 in 2012 and winning senior. I am looking forward to the new format and been part of the jumpers team. I wish all the teams best of luck. NZDAC

39 Zone 2 Starters Jane Webley and Patonshill I am Jet s Rock JD Kaiser 2 years - Dobermann Hi my name is Jane. Kaizer and I belong to Hawke s Bay Dog Training Club in Hastings. I own 3 Dobermans all competing in agility. Ch lee (11), Samson Jnr (7), and my latest edition Kaizer who has just turned 2. Kaizer is an awesome dude. He just loves agility and loves to please in whatever he does. I got the agility bug by wanting to do something different with my Dobermans, so gave agility a go - hence got hooked on the sport. I wish to thank the senior club trainers for passing on their knowledge of the sport to myself and Kaizer. I am looking forward to representing Zone 2 at Bulls this year. GO ZONE 2 Novice Tina Mitchell and Jumpers Champion Lil Devil of Mordor Joy 4 years - Border Collie Hi there all, having played this game since 1996 I have the honour this year of representing Zone Two for the fourth time. The first time way back in 2000 with my first love Sid, then twice with the RobberDog in 2007 and 2008 and now for the first time with my Lil Devil aka Joy. Missy J does have the honour of belonging to a great little club located in the Belgian Shepherd capital of New Zealand The Eastern Bay of Plenty. Belonging to EBOP Dog Obedience Club is no easy thing for a Border Collie; she has to work very hard to earn the Belgians respect - no mean feat I can assure you!! One day when she grows up she hopes to become a Belgian Shepherd Those who know me, understand what a long road it has been for Joy and I to make it to the lofty heights of the Novice ring; 18 months after winning out of Starters, 4 months before her 4th birthday, 2 months prior to team trials, and only one week before attaining her Jumpers Champ title. This being through no fault of her own, merely a twist of fate that she should have had to come live with me LOL! Team trials in Zone Two are always a laid back kick off your shoes kind of affair and this year was no different. An awesome bunch of friends, not a gripe to be heard and in the end, a team and a zone to be proud of as always. I would like to convey my kindest regards to the other zone teams honestly, I do!! Best wishes though go to my Zone Two team mates Becks and Aero, Chels and Shifty and Jane and Kaizer. I hope that everyone here this weekend achieves their personal goals and goes home with the best dog ever. NZDAC

40 Intermediate Chelsea Marriner and Agility and Jumpers Champion Ohutu Code N Lightening Shift 5 years Border Collie Shift is a 5 year old blue merle Border Collie. He is named after motocross and has a similar attitude to the moto boys go hard or go home. His only clear round as NZDAC last year was in Champion of Champions which he won with a nice run. He is a super cool dog to work though and is always full speed ahead. His other hobby is sheepdog trialling and he s happiest being a workdog. Chelsea has been competing in agility for 14 years now and currently runs a team of 6-7, with a young rookie Mad if you don t keeping her on her toes. Highlights of her agility days include 2010 IFCS World Jumping Champion with Moss, Jumpers Grand Champion with Quest, and any run where the dogs are having fun and working well. Chelsea also enjoys training others and watching them improve and progress. Aside from dogs, watching motocross, doing trail rides and mountain biking are all pretty high on the list of much enjoyment. Senior Rebecca (Becks) Holland and Aero Dynamix Of Mordor ADX.JDX Aero 4 years Border Collie Hi My Name is Becks Holland, I live in Napier, work as a Dog Groomer and belong to the fantastic Hawkes Bay Dog Training Club. I have been competing in Agility for 7 years My Border Collie Aero is Rising 4 years Old in October and everyone that has met her knows what a character she is, such a clown and a goof, but when the question is asked to work she puts her serious face on and gives 110%. Together this is our 2nd time representing Zone 2 with our first time being the starters dog in 2011 in Christchurch and now 2013 the Senior Dog. Aero has only recently returned back to Agility from 7mths off after having a litter of puppies and it s so good being back in the ring together. NZDAC

41 Zone 3 Starters Carol Galliers and Box of Fluffy Ducks JD FD Meiah - 4 years Huntaway x Heading Dog It all began with dogs approximately 36 years ago with a couple of Pekingese as pets, then I moved onto to keeping Rottweilers. We bought a small Dairy Farm and continually slaved away, myself managing one of the farms on my own while hubby worked in town. My Rottie and Huntaway bitch loved the farm, the Rottie being very steady with the stock. I started breed showing with a Rottweiler, then got my first Large Munsterlander to breed show and joined the Hawera Dog Training Association approximately 13 years ago where Jo Moody had me doing competitive obedience. We managed to achieve CDX and competed in Test B a few times before my Munsterlander (Kim) died. I also took up Agility with my two Large Munsterlanders. My current Munsterlander has her Breed Champion Title, Jumpers Dog, Fly Dog, ADX and Canine Good Citizen Bronze titles. I thought I would try my hand at Flygility, the dogs loved it and now I have two Flygility Dogs. Currently we live on a farmlet are retired and breeding Speckle Park Cattle, plus showing my dogs. I acquired Meiah in 2011, I still have one Large Munsterlander, a Chihuahua X from the pound (Mum s dog, Mums in a retirement home). The last 12 month I acquired an 8 month old, highly strung Catahoula X from the pound, she had a rough start in life. She is my next project for agility. LOL I first saw Meiah advertised on Trade Me as a friendly, 18 month old Huntaway X in the Hawera area. We had a look at her and the first thing she did was jump up on our car and scratched it, she was very friendly and quite chubby. Meiah had been running with the farmbike for a few days on a Dairy Farm and had worn holes in her pads. She originally had been living in town. I took her home on trial, to find she had no manners what so ever and jumped up on everyone and everyone s car. She s also an annoying barker, must be the Huntaway in her. She adores children and always gravitates towards children s pushchairs. Meiah lives on 4 Hectare property, but rarely ventures out there on her own as she has a dislike for all electric fences. She is a quick learner and loves her Flygility & Agility, she can be quite vocal during agility and grumbles running the weaves. Her favourite place is sleeping in my Lazyboy chair, she s a lovely dog and I wouldn t be without her. NZDAC

42 Novice Penny Nalder and Tjukurpa Coffee N Cream Haze 3.5 years Koolie Hi there, I'm Penny Nalder, and my team dog is Haze. She's a Koolie, which is a breed probably most of you have never heard of :-) They are an Australian working stockdog, which do the same job on stations as our heading dogs do here. I've been hooked on agility now for around... - oh dear, mmm, must be about 17 years! Boy have things changed from when I started! back then we used a push pull kind of method to train weaves, and I thought the best way go get control over my dog was to slow her down. Damn, that was a mistake! Each dog I have run, I've improved my handling and training, and made different mistakes. :-p I started with Welsh Springers, and ran 3 of them before I had to admit they were never going to be able to outrun a BC, no matter how they tried, and changed breeds to the Koolie. :-) Boy was that a shock to the system! Talk about a whole different kind of world going from a gundog to a herding dog. So started a whole new set of learning skills. There is still so much to learn, so much handling I can still improve... Haze is my second Koolie, and was an impulse buy, they are as addictive as Agility is! (I just kept a pup I wasn't going to from my first Koolie litter) I fell in love with a photo of the cutest little coffee colour puppy with floppy ears and a creamy stripe on one side of her face. It turned out she was the breeders "keeper" puppy, but she let me have Haze (then Haley) and kept a different one. She flew out from Victoria at ten weeks, and joined my pack, fitting in very nicely thank you. She is a sensitive soul, and for a while I thought she wouldn't make an agility dog, but she's matured, got more confident, and really hit her stride lately. :-) Haze is the most loving dog, never does a naughty thing if she can possibly avoid it, and just loves to do agility, as well as running in the dunes at the beach. Her favourite toy at home is a big ball, and her favourite game with it is she likes to stand her front paws on and I have to try to kick it out of her grip while she grabs at it with her teeth and feet. :-) I was in the team once before, with Ashley, my youngest Welshie, back in 2005, so it's great to make it into the team again! A great honour to represent the Zone. It's been a few years since we had the trophy in Zone 3, hopefully this is the year it comes back!!! Rock on NZDAC! See you all there :-) NZDAC

43 Intermediate Dianne Reid and AgCh JCh Jamaican Scandal of Mordor Jamaica (Jimmy) 4 years Border Collie Jamaica is a lovely little dog. She has an awesome temperament, incredible focus, a strong love of all things "agility" AND she is very pretty to boot - well I think so anyway! Jamaica has always made me laugh. When you are training her and she chooses to do something, shall we say 'extra', she will zoom back to you, mouth open, laughing at you, saying "Was that good Mum??!!" What can you do but laugh at her - she gets away with blue murder because of this little trait! Jimmy or JimJams, as she is known to her friends, has been a very easy dog to train. She loves learning and catches on really quickly. I am immensely proud of my wee girl and can only hope I live up to her standards!! Roll on NZDAC 2013 which is shaping up to be very memora-bull and like no udder!!! Senior Karen de Wit and Quickpaws fast finish JDX Finn 3 years BC x Heading I have been in the InterZone Team with four dogs Cobber, Moss, Tana, Dee and now Finn. When Quick had her puppies we were only keeping one, a Tri bitch, but I fell in love with a small black boy, who I eventually got to keep, and what a great decision that was!! Originally called Blackie, for the obvious reason, he is an awesome wee dog, and I love him to bits!! He always tries hard, and he is also very cuddly and smoochy every night he curls up on my lap in front of the TV, and in the morning jumps up on the bed for a cuddle lovely!! A number of his pet names really describe him well - they are "friendly Finn" and "filthy Finn". Like most dogs he does like to roll in smelly things! He also has a great nature. He tries very hard in agility and at teams trials he was awesome!! I am overwhelmed to have made the Senior/Jumpers dog with him this year - last year he was the Novice dog and won the Novice final, but Senior is a far bigger test! However we will be trying our hardest and lets hope the luck is with us. NZDAC

44 Zone 4 Starters Leanah Magon and My Buddy Holly the ALF Holly 2 years - Cocker Spaniel x Miniature Poodle Hi, I'm Leanah Magon and I'm a member of CCATS. I was introduced to the sport about 10 years when I started training my first dog Zara, a Spoodle (King Charles Spaniel x Poodle). She was a fantastic first dog, reliable and steady giving me a chance to build up skills. In 2009 I made the Zone 4 team for starters with my second dog Jez (Lhasa Apso x Poodle). This is Holly, also a Spoodle however she is double the size of Zara, as she is a Cocker Spaniel x Miniature Poodle, she is my third agility dog and has just turned 2. Holly came to me at the end of 2011 after suddenly losing Zara. Holly was the last one left from her litter and was initially was destined for another family, we were going to have to wait for the next litter, but they decided that timing was not right and she became available. Due to timing at home we left Holly with the breeder for another week. Less than a week after Holly joined the family the December Earthquake hit and being in the East of Christchurch we had a third lot of liquefaction to clean up which Holly enjoyed helping to clean up, luckily we had water to clean both her a Jez up. Holly has been a delight to train she has picked things up surprisingly quickly and just loves to learn and explore. This is my first time travelling up to the North Island for a competition and I am excited to be representing Zone 4 at this years NZDAC, looking forward to a great weekend. Novice Sue McKee and Evoque Mai Epic Zest not yet 2 - Border Collie Hi, My name is Sue McKee and I am proud to be representing Zone 4 with my chocolate Border Collie, Zest (nickname Zesty Pops). I am a recent convert to the world of Border Collies, having owned and run several gundogs with varying degrees of success. The last one (a naughty but loveable Brittany named Rez) nearly finished me off in the agility game, and so when I was visiting a friend who had a litter of pups and little Lily 1 (her nickname) crawled onto my lap and went to sleep, I fell in love. It was a quiet trip home from Dunedin as husband Rob thought I really didn t need another dog, but eventually he caved in and I was soon the proud owner of a wee bundle of fluff, renamed Zest. She has been a delight to raise and train. In her quiet moments she sleeps at my feet while I work on the computer, but is always ready to do some training or go for a walk. After years without a Border Collie I wonder why I waited so long, and why nobody told me how awesome they are... oh, but wait, maybe they did and I just wasn t listening! NZDAC

45 Zest has had the privilege of growing up with regular contact with her extended family of brother, sister, mother and father plus several aunties that she sees regularly, which has been wonderful. As I write this Zest is only 19 months old with only two champ events under her belt so we have a lot ahead of us to look forward to. Intermediate Kathryn Snook and Ag Gr Ch Schondara Star Attraction CDX-Silver RN Izzy Whiz 8 years Miniature Schnauzer Introducing Izzy Whiz my first competitive agility and obedience miniature schnauzer. We have been competing for approximately 6 years and have represented Zone 4 in two other national events. Izzy is my special home-breed wee mate who was chosen for her outstanding drive, intelligence and willingness to please. Izzy enjoys life in Brooklands where she has become the self appointed watchdog and bird chaser. She is spoilt for choice for exercise like a run in the forest, on the beach or a blat along the lagoon walking tracks. We are proud to be representing Zone 4 and will give it our best shot. Senior Natasha Neame and AgGrCh JGrCh Tricot Trio 8 years - Heading dog x Border Collie Tricot and I have been working together since I rehomed her as a 2yr old, she is now 8 ½ yrs old. We have done so much together in that time, she has taken me on a wonderful ride and achieved so much, she is the perfect partner and gives 110% every time we step up to the line, I feel so lucky to share her love of agility with her. Tri has represented zone 4 on 4 other occasions, once in novice and 3 times in intermediate, gaining 3 1st and 1 2nd this will be her first time as the senior dog. We are so proud to be out there for zone 4 again, and wish everyone the best, run hard, give it your all and have fun!!! NZDAC

46 Zone 5 Starters Louise Marsh and Rainstar Smoke and Mirrors Trickster -2 years Border Collie Tricky is starter dog for Zone 5 A 2-year old black and white border A clear round on team day is what we strive And we hope that it s not a tall order He s come a long way over this year And beaten his injured shoulder Making up for lost time from cartilage tear Still silly, despite being older His mum is a Grand, and he s super cute We hope success is a family trait So stay in those weaves and race through that chute And don t break that start line wait! He s off to the DAC for his very first time It s a long way from Dunners to Bulls As one of a team who are hoping to shine Paws crossed that it ends in thrills! Novice Paul Hickey and Inzenergy Takurua Squeak 3 years Border Collie Dam: Broxa Traethllyfn Bryn Sire: Cheviot Jamie (UK) Colour: Black and White Favourite food: K9 Natural, Bones, Chicken Carcasses Best Agility Moment: Being able to represent the mighty Zone 5 Worst Agility Moment: Being left behind in my kennel because I am in season Favourite Book: The Bible (turf digest) Favourite Tipple: Speights Favourite Programme: A dog show Favourite Film: A Dog s Tail Favourite Actor: Dog - Less favourite Actors: Bloody Murphy s Favourite Singer: Snoop Dog Favourite All Black: Conrad Smith Favourite Super 15 Team: The Highlanders NZDAC

47 Favourite ITM Team: Southland Stags Favourite Football Team: Glasgow Celtic My Family: Paul, Sue, Emily, Paddy and Fran, 5 dogs and 3 cats and 2 pet lambs. Favourite saying: it is not the dog in the fight, it s the fight in the dog 3 people I would invite to dinner: Jason Rutledge, Colin Meads and Robbie Holmes(horse trainer) Intermediate David Cook and JCh Backbeach Just Jolt'n D Limit JDX Jolt 3 years Border Collie Hi, I'm Dave from the Otago Canine Training Club in Dunedin. Jolt is a three year old Border Collie - affectionately known as 'the Skunk' at home (due to her unique black & white markings!). Both of Jolts parents have also represented the zone 5 team in previous years, and with her 'big' sister in the team this year it certainly has a 'family' feel about it. Like her sister, Jolt loves agility and has certainly made me sharpen up on commands and handling - especially in Jumpers where everything happens at 100 miles an hour! This will be my 6th time representing zone 5 and Jolts 1st. We are proud to be part of the Zone 5 'Black & White Border Collie Team'. Good luck to all! Senior Anne Cook and AgGrCh JCh Backbeach Just Juic'n D Limit Juice 4 years Border Collie Greetings all. My name is Anne Cook and I am running in the Zone team competition for the 9th time this year. Makes me feel really old writing that! I really feel like I run out of things to say each you but for those that dont know me, I live with my husband Dave, 11 dogs, a cat and our 2 1/2 yr daughter. We lead very hectic lives but wouldnt have it any other way. Juice is the first of our 3 litters of BackBeach dogs that Daves dog Jax sired. She is 4yrs and just lives for agility. Her small size has never stopped her and after chasing those damn ADXs titled to Agility Grand Champion earlier this year and is 2 challenges off her Jumpers Grand Champion title. (hopefully by the time you read this she has achieved it!) I am grateful to own and run such a wonderful dog, not only does she make agility so enjoyable but she is a great companion too. Fingers crossed after Christmas the pitter patter of little Juice puppies will be gracing us! Good luck to all competitors. Im hoping that this will be the 3rd year I help Zone 5 bring home the trophy! NZDAC

48 Inter-Zone teams format. Standard competition should finish about 4pm. At this stage we will:- Gather the Team members and have the Teams parade. This will be followed with various Presentations (return of shield, sashes etc) and then the teams will have their photos taken. While this is going on, there will be some Inter-Zone activities and entertainment. Once the photos have been taken, the courses should be ready to walk, and competition will start about 5pm A course will be set up in each ring, Starters Ring 1, Novice Ring 2, Int Ring 3, Senior Ring 4, and Jumpers Ring 1. The winners of each class will be presented in the next ring, as in previous years. This year Jumpers is included in the Inter-Zone Teams. Two dogs from each Zone compete in the Jumpers class (Jumpers B level) at completion of the Senior. At the conclusion of Senior all 10 people will walk the Jumpers course together and then we will run them. The scoring for the Inter-Zone agility is:- The scoring is as for a standard Championship agility event, except that eliminated dogs must complete the course with additional faults added, and receive 50 faults for each elimination. All competitors will be ranked. First receives 5 points, second 4 points, third 3 points etc. The winning team is the team with the highest number of points As there are 10 dogs in the Jumpers, the scoring will be:-first receives 10 points, second 9 points, third 8 points etc. Running Order. Classes shall be run beginning with Agility - Starters then Novice, Intermediate and ending with Senior. The running order for each level will be:- Starters - Host Zone Dog then remaining Zones in numeric order. The Zone that ran last in the previous class runs first in the next class with the remainder in numeric order (eg 3,4,5,1,2). The agility classes will be followed with the Jumpers competition. Starters:- 3,4,5,1,2 Novice:- 2,3,4,5,1 Intermediate:- 1,2,3,4,5, Senior:- 5,1,2,3,4, Jumpers:- 4,5,1,2,3 then 4,5,1,2,3 Ron Frater is compere of this class. A large whiteboard will be used to record the results. NZDAC

49 Running Orders Junior Handler Dyson Beasley Ring 1 Junior Class 25/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Micro K026 J005 Mini I108 K119 K123 K118 Midi K248 J270 K226 Maxi L670 H666 H646 L601 I610 J673 K660 G639 Number of Entries in Junior Class 17 Snooker Danny Gotlieb Ring 2 Snooker Small 25/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Mini K118 K117 I108 I131 I100 H116 I114 G112 H100 G106 K111 M110 G110 G101 F108 D112 H107 K106 K121 Micro K024 I021 L006 J008 F004 F011 B001 I006 L003 K007 Number of Entries in Snooker Small 29 Ring 2 Snooker Maxi 25/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Maxi L628 I678 H602 J615 I601 H626 F611 H601 K640 J649 J619 I611 L621 K630 H666 J668 J661 I653 J647 C685 H676 L685 K604 D600 H611 I667 G616 K612 I643 H612 G606 E600 I652 F617 H628 I656 Number of Entries in Snooker Maxi 36 Ring 2 Snooker Midi 25/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Midi J265 G224 J280 K231 K235 L217 I218 J207 H212 L259 J245 G213 G215 K219 L246 L210 K250 K222 J277 L265 K240 L268 K213 H213 J290 H284 L232 K214 K211 I285 I240 L231 K229 Number of Entries in Snooker Midi 33 NZDAC

50 Gamblers Lyn Sayers Ring 3 Gamblers Midi 25/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Midi K235 J281 J265 I285 J280 J200 H284 L246 G224 I218 H209 K219 K222 I240 F233 L265 K214 G215 J207 K213 D211 L268 H213 I221 L207 L217 L210 J245 B200 L231 G213 J270 L203 K229 L259 K231 K211 J277 K230 L232 K240 Number of Entries in Gamblers Midi 41 Ring 3 Gamblers Small 25/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Micro F004 I021 B001 K024 J008 K007 H001 I006 F011 L006 Mini G110 K121 I108 L109 K106 K119 K117 K111 I100 C102 K118 G106 H100 M110 I131 H107 G112 H116 Number of Entries in Gamblers Small 28 Ring 3 Gamblers Maxi 25/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Maxi M607 G670 I656 L628 C685 J615 F617 H612 H626 H602 K630 L685 E600 M604 K604 I611 J647 G606 I610 J668 H601 J661 I678 K640 H666 G608 J631 H676 L621 I653 I601 H628 H611 D600 I652 L601 B616 J649 I667 I665 L607 F611 J619 I643 G616 Number of Entries in Gamblers Maxi 45 Champ of Champions Beth Oliver Ring 4 Champ of Champs 25/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Maxi G670 I678 H607 E601 D600 F611 F659 H611 C685 I601 H601 C609 I611 E600 Mini G110 G101 H116 H100 Micro F004 F011 Midi J290 D214 G213 J270 G215 E219 G214 J282 E270 G218 G277 G224 H252 D211 J241 F233 Number of Entries in Champ of Champs 36 NZDAC

51 Starters 1 Allan Rohde Ring 1 Starters 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Midi K218 L251 L267 J221 H283 L240 J251 M205 K228 K214 H269 H277 K255 L209 K209 M203 L284 F219 D240 M266 L217 L213 L282 J236 L246 K248 K216 M202 L234 K250 L232 H209 I211 H242 K206 L283 L215 M262 M209 K217 L211 G236 L288 J254 K247 L200 K220 L221 M282 I254 L257 L236 L265 L231 L268 L259 L201 J239 Number of Entries in Starters 1 Midi 59 Ring 1 Starters 1 Micro 26/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Micro H011 K013 G016 M002 E014 I004 M001 I021 K014 E005 L012 D006 H006 L006 M008 K024 L001 K007 Number of Entries in Starters 1 Micro 18 Ring 1 Starters 1 Mini 26/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Mini H119 L102 H105 I131 L135 L130 L128 I101 L131 K127 I123 J107 K125 M110 K126 I126 L106 J103 J115 K106 K134 L104 L109 K117 L127 Number of Entries in Starters 1 Mini 25 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 1 Starters 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Maxi I607 L669 L638 K629 L664 K637 L696 J664 K678 I688 K642 H666 I628 K628 K633 J653 L630 K638 L651 L660 K646 L640 M607 H635 H668 I652 J646 L678 K618 K653 L618 K627 M602 K604 L650 K647 L646 L653 L685 J668 I635 L622 M624 L670 K681 L601 J661 J633 K622 J608 L654 K665 J634 L602 I647 F602 L698 L659 M601 L624 L673 K689 I625 J628 L613 M604 K640 J659 J657 L688 H673 J660 Number of Entries in Starters 1 Maxi 72 NZDAC

52 Decked out dog Novice 1 Dyson Beasley Ring 2 Novice 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Maxi I661 G664 L651 L696 L664 J673 I628 G622 M602 J649 H676 K622 J632 J617 K621 L618 K653 E607 K666 I610 K620 K637 L605 H646 J633 H673 K652 K612 I667 I652 L659 K638 J668 I643 K618 J646 J634 J605 L632 H620 K640 F660 I625 K642 G661 L624 J608 J657 K628 M624 H632 I647 J653 L621 K604 K647 K660 J601 L698 K629 G649 K646 I626 L620 J645 L654 L653 I635 K611 J623 L640 I607 I665 J602 M604 L607 L660 L622 H666 I688 H668 J661 K665 J671 K633 I648 L670 Number of Entries in Novice 1 Maxi 87 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 2 Novice 1 Micro 26/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Micro K014 I016 F005 I021 K012 M008 H001 K001 H011 K025 K013 J008 J009 G016 M002 K009 J005 B001 H006 K007 L006 M001 E014 G005 K024 Number of Entries in Novice 1 Micro 25 Ring 2 Novice 1 Mini 26/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Mini J120 F106 L128 I123 H119 J105 L130 I102 I115 D100 K127 M110 K106 G107 I101 K123 J101 L114 H105 L102 K130 L104 L109 H102 J107 L127 H121 I131 K125 J102 J103 D103 H122 I111 K134 K117 I126 Number of Entries in Novice 1 Mini 37 Ring 2 Novice 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Midi J252 J204 I222 G236 K218 J255 H281 L217 J239 L200 J223 K240 E201 K214 J245 L203 H210 I232 J236 H269 K227 L220 L207 I285 F243 M205 K256 K268 K201 E214 L215 D220 I247 I254 K202 J227 L246 L284 H260 H280 H219 K220 K231 L211 H285 H253 H227 L213 K228 L231 H230 H279 H261 L233 K203 J256 K248 H242 L210 G242 I211 L259 K247 E208 L277 H248 K213 L282 F241 E223 L251 L221 J229 L209 L232 K250 J243 K235 L267 L234 E213 K217 K206 I233 M282 G235 L265 K255 J221 J254 D222 M202 G234 I231 K221 J209 H267 L240 H215 M203 J250 K204 Number of Entries in Novice 1 Midi 103 Decked out dog NZDAC

53 Intermediate 1 Bernadette Thompson Ring 3 Intermediate 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Midi J271 H203 C201 F217 H261 J213 G204 J243 C219 J207 K230 K227 J242 J266 F203 K213 H249 K204 H210 K221 J252 L233 E208 H208 G224 L207 H285 J219 H279 H252 J223 C215 J256 G200 J270 H280 I233 E203 I247 J209 J217 I231 H213 K202 E227 I285 J200 F223 F233 C203 D222 J202 K222 F205 E214 F214 D219 J250 G242 J227 D231 G214 J237 F224 J255 K240 K203 I222 E211 K211 L210 J282 J265 J281 K262 L277 G266 H284 L203 H221 H211 K226 I221 H201 K256 L220 I200 G208 G234 I218 J229 H219 H240 K229 K282 K231 E219 I207 I227 D210 G277 G215 K235 J235 J277 D220 K236 I234 G202 G213 J245 H254 J215 G203 G218 E270 J241 K201 G229 L214 I240 H251 I232 J204 J280 K212 Number of Entries in Intermediate ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Maxi J602 G605 G622 G619 I665 H629 I624 I661 F611 H628 K620 G660 L605 H607 J631 D600 H614 J673 L632 H659 C609 G668 I611 I601 H601 E600 H630 G664 G633 H632 J654 G607 I626 K652 H645 L648 F645 H602 H600 J617 G616 K630 C685 F670 J638 H654 H646 K666 I656 J632 I678 I603 E612 G639 J601 J647 F614 I667 G670 J615 G606 K611 I653 F617 K612 E614 J619 E607 J623 D613 J603 L621 H626 H613 H611 J649 J671 K610 H612 I648 H620 H670 H676 L607 K631 G632 I617 K669 I643 F659 H664 C606 J645 I634 G608 K607 K621 Number of Entries in Intermediate 1 97 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 1 Micro 26/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Micro E006 K012 G005 K009 F004 I006 K001 F011 B001 L003 H003 H001 I016 J008 H008 K025 J009 F006 F005 Number of Entries in Intermediate 1 19 Ring 3 Intermediate 1 Mini 26/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Mini I108 J101 K118 H107 I104 G106 B106 J104 G108 J120 J105 J111 I102 L121 D110 D112 I114 G112 H122 F104 D100 G103 I100 G104 F108 E105 G100 H115 B107 K111 K119 G101 I105 L108 I111 B102 E101 K121 H100 L101 G110 J102 K104 L114 I117 G107 H102 H116 H112 K100 I115 H101 Number of Entries in Intermediate 1 52 NZDAC

54 Senior 1 Teresa Ford Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Ltd Ring 4 Senior 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Maxi H612 I603 I617 H601 C606 K610 I678 I656 F614 H626 J615 E601 G670 D600 H603 H670 G608 G639 C685 F657 H664 H654 I624 G633 I653 K669 D613 J638 C609 G616 G632 J631 J619 G607 E614 K631 H611 G668 L648 F659 H602 F611 G605 I611 J603 K630 H630 I601 J647 H600 I634 H645 H659 F645 F670 H607 H629 J654 E600 H628 G660 H613 K607 Number of Entries in Senior 1 Maxi 63 Ring 4 Senior 1 Small 26/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Micro L003 F004 F011 H003 H008 I006 F006 Mini G112 L108 K100 I114 J104 K111 F108 G108 L121 H101 D112 H112 L101 I117 H107 G103 F104 I104 I105 G104 H100 H116 K104 G101 K118 K121 I100 B102 I108 B100 E105 J111 G100 K119 G110 B107 G106 D110 Number of Entries in Senior 1 Small 45 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 4 Senior 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Midi J290 J202 G277 J207 G200 G208 J213 J277 J200 C201 F223 H203 K236 D231 F203 J215 J281 H211 G215 H240 B200 K211 H221 H213 H201 C203 J235 E211 F224 G204 G202 D214 J219 K230 E219 H212 K229 J266 G214 E227 K212 J241 I207 G266 E203 F233 H284 J242 J271 D219 L214 I221 J265 G213 H249 G224 H251 K222 G218 K219 E270 I240 I234 J270 C219 I218 J237 I200 J282 F214 D211 J217 H208 I227 K262 K282 F217 H254 H252 F205 G203 J280 G229 Number of Entries in Senior 1 Midi 83 al Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Ltd Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Ltd NZDAC

55 Jumpers C1 Lyn Sayers Ring 1 JC 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Midi L267 J204 I249 K228 H277 K268 L231 L232 L246 M266 K250 K209 L288 L268 I211 M203 L209 L234 M202 M282 L217 I231 L213 H209 M209 J254 K216 I254 I219 L200 K202 L233 K248 L221 K217 H291 I232 L201 D226 L240 I247 J245 L257 G236 L251 M205 K214 L204 K255 L236 M262 K218 F243 L283 L259 Number of Entries in JC 1 Midi 56 Ring 1 JC 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Maxi K678 K653 J664 K642 M607 L618 M605 I648 L638 J646 M602 J661 L646 L651 H666 L630 M604 J660 J659 I688 H670 L653 I628 J662 L626 J668 L696 K647 L624 K637 K665 K689 L605 L622 L619 G655 J649 L678 L607 L663 K629 I625 I661 L654 L601 K622 L660 H673 L688 K628 K638 K627 K681 L613 K640 M601 L673 L664 L659 J628 L650 L602 L628 J653 L669 L640 M624 K604 Number of Entries in JC 1 Maxi 68 Ring 1 JC 1 Mini 26/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Mini K134 I101 K130 D120 I131 K125 L106 K127 M110 L109 K136 L127 L104 L114 J115 L131 K117 K126 L130 L135 F106 Number of Entries in JC 1 Mini 21 Ring 1 JC 1 Micro 26/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Micro M008 K024 L012 L006 L019 M002 L010 G016 K026 M001 E014 M005 I004 H011 D006 L001 Number of Entries in JC 1 Micro 16 NZDAC

56 Jumpers A1 Beth Oliver Ring 2 JA 1 Small 26/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Mini I105 I117 I102 K111 H101 K100 J111 J103 I114 L101 K121 G104 G110 H100 H112 J102 J104 H116 J101 B106 F108 K118 E105 I104 L108 G112 B102 G101 G100 Micro G005 H001 F003 F004 L003 I016 H008 F011 F006 H003 J008 Number of Entries in JA 1 Small 40 Ring 2 JA 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Maxi H607 I601 C609 G632 K607 I665 G608 E601 E600 H603 H626 L677 F645 I617 J615 J603 H612 F614 C606 H600 G607 G660 F670 F659 H628 H659 C685 J631 H629 D600 G670 H654 I603 J647 F611 H611 K621 G668 J619 K630 H664 H601 I678 I611 I634 H630 J654 G633 I624 Number of Entries in JA 1 Maxi 49 Ring 2 JA 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Midi K213 H251 B200 J237 L210 L214 I234 E219 G266 J270 F203 J277 C201 H252 F223 G204 J271 H254 G213 G224 J219 H203 E227 J215 D214 J209 J202 K211 C203 H213 J241 H208 J290 J281 J235 K229 E211 J200 K212 K256 F224 J242 G214 G277 I221 G229 K236 J265 D211 D210 G208 G215 J239 I218 J223 K222 F217 G200 H249 G218 K282 F233 J280 F214 J213 K262 E277 H210 J282 H221 L277 I227 Number of Entries in JA 1 Midi 72 NZDAC

57 ADX Advanced Trial Danny Gotlieb Ring 3 ADXA 26/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Maxi F659 H646 F614 J603 H612 I617 H600 H670 I678 I611 H654 G622 I601 F645 E600 H629 I656 G670 J647 F660 H601 F617 G632 H626 Midi H251 F217 H213 E214 E277 C215 H208 C219 J241 B208 F205 L214 E227 D222 J266 J270 H215 J290 J281 G277 H221 J215 E203 H203 J235 G208 H211 J219 I227 G200 E219 F203 J213 G215 J217 H252 I200 I218 H212 H279 Micro F001 H003 L003 Mini K100 H112 I100 J104 B107 D100 D112 D103 G106 K111 J111 F104 H107 H102 D110 B106 K118 G100 F108 I102 I117 Number of Entries in ADXA 88 NZDAC

58 Jumpers B1 Keri Neilson Ring 4 JB 1 Maxi 26/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Maxi H676 J634 L698 L621 I667 G619 J633 C627 K633 K669 J623 I635 F647 J602 I656 L670 I626 L685 I647 K618 H645 E612 G616 L632 D613 K660 H613 B616 J657 F660 I653 F617 K631 I643 F602 J645 D603 J617 K652 L648 K646 J608 G622 H646 G605 I660 J673 K620 G661 K666 E607 H602 H614 J638 K612 I652 G639 I607 H632 I610 G606 H668 J601 K611 G649 J671 H620 G664 F657 J632 L620 Number of Entries in JB 1 Maxi 71 Ring 4 JB 1 Micro 26/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Micro H006 K009 K014 I021 I006 K001 K012 F008 K013 I003 F005 E006 K007 J009 J005 F001 K025 I001 B001 Number of Entries in JB 1 Micro 19 Ring 4 JB 1 Mini 26/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Mini G106 K123 G107 J120 H105 H115 I123 D112 L102 K119 F104 I111 G103 I126 K106 I100 H121 L128 H122 D103 I108 H102 D102 L121 I115 J105 K104 H107 B107 J107 D110 D100 Number of Entries in JB 1 Mini 32 Ring 4 JB 1 Midi 26/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Midi K240 L220 B208 F202 I207 F241 F205 C219 K206 H261 J221 K227 K221 H267 I233 J250 J251 D222 E201 L265 G242 H201 D219 E214 J229 K203 D235 D231 F219 D220 K235 L202 G234 H212 H215 H242 L215 H211 J252 J255 K201 C215 I240 J266 G202 J227 K247 E203 K231 H269 A211 H260 K204 L211 H284 L207 H219 K230 H240 H279 J256 G203 H248 L284 L282 I222 J243 E208 H280 E223 H230 J217 I285 L203 H285 J236 Number of Entries in JB 1 Midi 76 NZDAC

59 Starters 2 Beth Oliver Ring 1 Starters 2 Mini 27/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Mini I126 J103 K127 K126 M110 L127 L128 L104 K125 H119 L131 L135 H105 I123 K134 J107 I131 K106 L130 L126 I101 L106 L102 L109 K117 Number of Entries in Starters 2 Mini 25 Ring 1 Starters 2 Micro 27/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Micro E014 L006 I021 K013 G016 D006 L001 E005 M002 L012 H006 K014 K024 K007 M008 Number of Entries in Starters 2 Micro 15 Ring 1 Starters 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Maxi K640 M602 J657 L678 K665 J661 L640 J633 L651 H666 I607 L613 K637 I635 K689 I647 H673 L654 I688 L698 J653 K653 L653 M604 L630 F602 L624 J608 L646 H668 K642 J634 L660 M601 K618 K638 K628 M624 J659 L601 J605 H635 L618 K646 L638 L664 K647 L622 L602 J628 K629 M607 I625 J660 L688 L669 L673 J646 L628 K633 L670 J668 L650 K650 K622 K678 K604 L659 L685 K681 L696 I628 K680 K627 Number of Entries in Starters 2 Maxi 74 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 1 Starters 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Midi K250 L234 H269 H281 M203 M205 L231 K209 L221 L200 L257 M209 I211 K214 M282 H283 L217 K228 M262 L282 L251 L209 L267 L246 L213 H209 L201 H242 M202 F219 H277 K247 K255 G236 L211 L265 E207 L284 M266 I254 L259 L215 L232 J239 D240 J236 K217 L283 K218 J221 L226 J251 L240 L288 L236 K206 K248 J254 Number of Entries in Starters 2 Midi 59 NZDAC

60 The Mat Man Novice 2 Danny Gotlieb Ring 2 Novice 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Midi L259 L231 L210 L233 K204 L217 J250 I219 K206 H285 H269 L282 K213 L251 G234 H260 G242 J223 M202 L221 E208 J209 H267 I233 L240 K235 M203 J254 J236 F241 L209 K231 I247 I254 L265 K228 F243 L234 J229 J252 K255 E223 E201 H283 J245 I231 H230 H227 K202 L200 L232 H280 J256 H210 L277 I285 D220 H261 K240 L207 D222 L220 J239 J204 H242 L215 I211 H279 E213 K217 H253 J221 K247 K203 L211 I232 H219 M205 M282 K256 K214 K201 L267 J255 L246 I222 K248 L284 K218 J243 J227 K250 G235 L203 K227 L213 E207 K268 K221 G236 H248 F202 Number of Entries in Novice 2 Midi 103 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 2 Novice 2 Mini 27/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Mini L104 H105 H102 J102 I115 L126 H121 I123 K134 K127 H119 J103 H122 J107 L130 K123 K130 L102 L127 K125 L114 I111 I131 L128 D100 I101 K106 J120 K117 J105 L109 I102 C102 J101 I126 G107 M110 Number of Entries in Novice 2 Mini 37 Ring 2 Novice 2 Micro 27/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Micro M008 K009 K007 J008 K025 G005 F005 H001 J005 K005 B001 I016 K012 K014 I021 J009 K024 G016 H006 E014 K013 K001 M002 L006 Number of Entries in Novice 2 Micro 24 Ring 2 Novice 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Danny Gotlieb Maxi L696 K611 J633 I648 H632 J601 H676 K640 J632 J634 J646 G649 K629 I665 I635 K680 K633 L624 F660 K660 G619 M624 K652 L651 L654 K666 E607 I628 L653 L632 L607 I688 K642 J645 J623 I661 G664 I625 J617 K622 G661 H673 L622 J661 L620 J671 I626 J608 L628 H668 L618 J673 I647 H620 H614 M602 K647 L659 I610 K612 I667 J605 K618 K604 I607 J657 I643 K628 K621 H666 K646 L605 L621 J602 K638 L664 M604 G622 J653 J668 K650 H646 K620 K637 H616 K665 L660 L698 L670 J649 K653 L640 Number of Entries in Novice 2 Maxi 92 The Mat Man NZDAC

61 Intermediate 2 Lyn Sayers Ring 3 Intermediate 2 Mini 27/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Mini L114 H115 I100 H101 G101 G104 I104 I111 L101 H102 I105 L121 G112 I114 J111 H100 L108 E105 J105 H107 H116 B102 D100 F104 J102 G110 I102 B107 D112 K104 K111 G107 I117 G108 G103 K100 G106 D110 H122 H112 I115 F108 K118 C102 B106 J104 G100 K121 K119 J120 J101 Number of Entries in Intermediate 2 51 Ring 3 Intermediate 2 Micro 27/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Micro F004 K025 H001 J008 J009 K001 L003 F005 G005 I006 B001 I016 H003 E006 F006 F011 K012 K009 H008 Number of Entries in Intermediate 2 19 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Maxi H612 H630 I661 C606 H670 G608 H659 G622 J619 K666 G670 J602 G668 K612 I624 G633 H646 C685 K610 J632 E607 L677 L621 J654 I601 I656 I648 H607 H613 J617 H632 I643 I626 K652 H620 G605 G619 D613 F645 H600 I667 L607 E614 F617 G606 J645 I611 F614 J638 I665 I678 K620 K607 L632 K669 H654 I634 E600 H628 J601 I617 J649 G632 J631 I603 H676 F670 J673 J647 K630 L605 C609 D600 G660 J671 G607 F611 G639 K631 I653 J603 K621 H645 H664 L648 H611 G664 F659 H626 J615 H616 H602 H629 H614 H601 K611 J623 E612 Number of Entries in Intermediate 2 98 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Lyn Sayers Midi G203 H251 K229 E208 H201 J290 H221 J280 J256 G229 J202 E270 L233 H261 C203 L207 K236 J209 C215 G277 K262 H249 G242 L203 I233 F233 E211 H213 J219 G266 L210 I218 K201 K202 J215 H203 G218 E227 D219 J204 I227 E219 H210 J243 K230 L277 J252 J277 I240 I285 J265 H280 F214 F223 K219 H252 C219 J250 I207 J281 H208 G200 K221 H279 J255 F205 K227 L220 I231 K204 F224 F202 G208 D210 K231 F203 I221 I200 K240 J227 D231 G234 J229 G214 K256 K211 J213 J235 K282 J266 J282 I234 I222 I247 C201 J242 K203 J217 G224 H219 J200 J270 L214 K213 K235 H284 J241 G213 J271 K222 E203 G204 J207 D222 G202 K226 G215 J245 J223 H254 I232 K212 H240 J237 H211 Number of Entries in Intermediate NZDAC

62 Senior 2 Keri Neilson Ring 4 Senior 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Midi J219 J235 K229 B200 J266 H208 G218 J200 G277 J237 G266 K282 I207 K219 G202 H221 I234 E270 G200 J215 H251 I221 D231 H240 J280 H284 E211 F217 F223 G214 J202 H252 J213 F233 G208 J277 D214 H203 G204 K262 H249 J241 J282 G224 J290 J242 G229 K222 J281 D219 K236 L214 F214 K212 K230 H211 J207 G203 F203 I218 F224 D211 H213 I240 E227 J265 H254 C219 H201 J271 C201 G215 G213 E219 I200 J217 K211 J270 C203 I227 E203 Number of Entries in Senior 2 Midi 81 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 4 Senior 2 Small 27/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Mini L108 G100 I105 K111 L101 I114 F104 G112 G103 J111 K104 G104 B102 H100 K119 I100 B100 H116 F108 K100 G101 D112 J104 H107 G106 I104 L121 E105 G110 K121 I117 K118 H101 G108 H112 Micro F006 F004 L003 F011 H003 I006 H008 Number of Entries in Senior 2 Small 42 Ring 4 Senior 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Maxi H628 D613 J619 I634 G632 H600 J654 G670 G639 K631 J615 I678 D600 I611 J631 H629 I653 G608 C606 I617 H654 I603 C609 F659 H607 K669 G605 G660 F670 E601 F645 G668 L677 H601 G633 H602 J603 H612 H670 G607 H630 E600 C685 F614 H664 I656 L648 K630 F611 H659 K607 F657 H603 I624 H611 H613 I601 E614 H645 H626 J638 J647 K610 Number of Entries in Senior 2 Maxi 63 NZDAC

63 Jumpers C2 Teresa Ford Ring 1 JC 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Maxi L664 K604 L605 I648 L619 K689 I625 L624 K681 H666 K622 K665 J628 J661 L626 H673 L622 L673 L678 L653 L602 K678 K629 J664 K637 L630 L660 K640 L646 J659 L618 K653 J649 J646 L607 L638 L669 L613 J660 K638 I688 M601 K628 L640 M605 M602 L663 I628 K627 M624 J668 L651 L688 L659 L650 H670 J662 L696 G655 L654 K680 I661 M607 K647 M604 K650 K642 L601 J653 Number of Entries in JC 2 Maxi 69 Ring 1 JC 2 Mini 27/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Mini K125 L126 D120 I131 I101 L114 L109 L135 K127 L130 L127 L131 L106 K126 L104 K134 K130 K117 M110 K136 Number of Entries in JC 2 Mini 20 Ring 1 JC 2 Micro 27/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Micro I004 K026 G016 D006 L012 L010 E014 K024 K005 L019 L001 M005 M002 M008 L006 Number of Entries in JC 2 Micro 15 Ring 1 JC 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Teresa Ford Midi M266 H209 K217 L257 K268 G236 L226 L232 L233 J245 K209 M262 K214 H277 L213 L251 M205 I211 I254 I247 L231 L246 K255 K248 M203 I219 M282 E207 L234 L288 J254 L217 L267 M209 J204 L221 K250 L236 I231 I249 D226 F243 L240 I232 L283 L201 K228 K218 H291 L259 L209 L204 K202 K220 L200 M202 Number of Entries in JC 2 Midi 57 NZDAC

64 Jumpers A2 Bernadette Thompson Ring 2 JA 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Midi D214 F214 H251 H254 G215 H221 D211 C203 G218 J280 K236 C201 E227 J202 E277 E211 H252 H210 J200 G208 G214 J219 K219 K222 F223 H208 K229 G213 K262 J290 J271 I221 J277 J281 J215 F217 J282 I218 G229 J235 G200 J265 K211 H203 J207 F233 K213 J237 L277 J270 L214 K212 K256 H249 G277 J239 J242 G224 H213 J209 K282 G266 J223 I234 J213 F224 D210 I227 J241 G204 L210 B200 E219 F203 Number of Entries in JA 2 Midi 74 Ring 2 JA 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Maxi G660 H659 G632 H630 H629 H603 H600 G670 I634 J647 G633 H664 I603 I611 I617 F659 H601 J631 E600 J619 I624 G668 K621 F670 G608 D600 J654 H626 C609 H612 C606 H628 C685 I678 I665 J615 H611 H607 F614 E601 I601 J603 F611 G607 H654 F645 K607 K630 Number of Entries in JA 2 Maxi 48 Ring 2 JA 2 Small 27/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Micro I016 J008 F004 H008 F006 F003 H001 L003 F011 H003 G005 Mini B106 G104 F108 I117 K100 K121 B102 H100 I102 G112 H112 L101 H116 K111 G110 G101 J111 I114 E105 J104 J102 H101 J101 I105 I104 L108 K118 J103 G100 Number of Entries in JA 2 Small 40 NZDAC

65 AD Trial Dyson Beasley Ring 3 AD 27/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Micro H006 K009 K024 H008 I006 J008 G005 F008 F005 K005 F003 K025 D006 I021 E005 Mini I126 L128 L109 K119 D102 H121 H101 I108 L101 G107 H122 L121 K104 J101 I101 I114 K130 H119 F106 Midi H248 H249 I240 L251 H201 H253 J271 L277 E213 J277 D240 L265 K235 K212 J242 A211 K236 H269 K228 E223 J207 H240 H261 H281 H219 L207 K282 H210 D219 K268 K226 J209 J200 K221 J252 J265 I221 L233 J237 L232 I247 K230 L246 H242 J236 L259 K222 I232 I222 L210 K255 K201 K262 F219 H284 K204 K229 J256 I211 J227 K219 J245 G266 F202 F241 J239 I231 I219 I207 K211 L220 L203 Maxi K607 H635 L698 H614 I634 G633 J619 J649 J617 H673 I643 K620 G619 I652 K630 H616 K666 J632 I665 H603 K621 L632 H666 J645 G660 H659 H602 J601 K647 I624 G655 K669 G649 K604 J654 J602 K610 I667 K652 L659 H676 H620 J634 L621 J633 I635 I647 I626 K618 J668 F657 J605 L620 I610 H668 G664 I653 L653 I661 J631 H645 L628 I607 J638 I648 J623 L607 J646 K633 Number of Entries in AD 175 NZDAC

66 Jumpers B2 Allan Rohde Ring 4 JB 2 Micro 27/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Micro K025 K007 J005 E006 I001 B001 I003 F008 K012 F001 I021 I006 K001 F005 K014 K013 J009 H006 K009 Number of Entries in JB 2 Micro 19 Ring 4 JB 2 Mini 27/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Mini K104 D100 I111 D102 I100 G106 D110 J107 I126 G103 I123 H107 L121 L128 L102 H121 K123 H119 H102 G107 I115 K106 H122 C102 B107 D112 J105 H115 J120 K119 H105 D103 E101 F104 Number of Entries in JB 2 Mini 34 Ring 4 JB 2 Midi 27/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Midi C215 L215 J217 J256 K206 L282 J227 J221 H269 K235 H211 H201 K201 D219 E208 J250 F205 K247 G202 J255 J229 F241 I222 L284 L220 G203 H212 K240 A211 I207 J251 K231 L202 H260 H219 E223 K221 K227 G242 I285 H284 H242 H279 K203 K204 L203 H248 J243 I240 H261 D235 I233 F202 J236 H267 D220 K230 H285 J266 L211 C219 L265 H230 E203 H240 E201 J252 L207 G234 D231 F219 D222 H280 Number of Entries in JB 2 Midi 73 Ring 4 JB 2 Maxi 27/10/2013 Judge: Allan Rohde Maxi J671 K669 J605 K612 I667 G649 K660 J608 J638 G639 H646 K611 K631 I656 L621 L670 K620 D603 J634 J633 L685 F660 I607 K666 K633 J617 F657 C627 H645 I643 H613 I653 D613 J623 G619 L648 L632 F647 I660 G605 K646 J645 H668 J657 F617 H620 H632 I610 J602 G664 K652 J632 G622 I647 E612 H614 B616 H602 J673 K618 H676 H616 G661 F602 G606 J601 E607 L620 I626 I635 L698 Number of Entries in JB 2 Maxi 71 NZDAC

67 Starters 3 Dyson Beasley Ring 1 Starters 3 Midi 28/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Midi L288 M205 H209 L215 L200 K255 L211 K248 L204 K250 H242 K206 K247 L251 L240 F219 M266 M209 L284 L259 L257 H277 M282 H283 I211 L267 I219 L201 J239 H269 J221 K217 K218 M203 L231 L265 K220 L246 J236 L232 L209 I254 L221 M262 L234 K228 J254 M202 L236 J251 K214 L213 K209 G236 L283 L282 L217 Number of Entries in Starters 3 Midi 58 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 1 Starters 3 Maxi 28/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Maxi K642 M624 K629 I607 L646 L670 J608 L618 L688 H666 K627 L622 M601 J633 L650 L685 J668 L624 F602 L613 L630 L601 J605 K638 K628 J653 K647 G649 L696 K665 L654 L653 L698 K689 L678 L664 J634 L602 J659 K650 M604 K604 K618 I647 L651 J657 I688 M602 K622 K633 L669 K646 K640 L638 J660 I628 K653 H668 L660 L640 J646 I635 J661 K637 K678 L659 M607 Number of Entries in Starters 3 Maxi 67 Ring 1 Starters 3 Micro 28/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Micro G016 K014 L001 K007 L012 E014 M008 E005 K013 D006 K026 I021 K024 M002 L006 H006 Number of Entries in Starters 3 Micro 16 Ring 1 Starters 3 Mini 28/10/2013 Judge: Dyson Beasley Mini K106 I123 L135 K134 H119 L104 J107 K127 I126 L131 L109 I131 J103 K125 K126 L102 L106 H105 M110 L127 L128 K117 L130 Number of Entries in Starters 3 Mini 23 NZDAC

68 Novice 3 Beth Oliver Animals back in action Animals back in action Ring 2 Novice 3 Micro 28/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Micro K024 K013 E014 I016 G005 K014 H001 F005 K007 I021 G016 K025 J009 M002 M008 J005 J008 H006 B001 L006 K009 K001 K012 Number of Entries in Novice 3 Micro 23 Ring 2 Novice 3 Mini 28/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Mini H105 I126 H121 D100 G107 H102 L102 I102 L128 J107 K127 K106 I123 I115 K134 H119 J105 L106 K125 J103 I111 L114 L127 K117 C102 L130 M110 K123 J120 I131 L104 L109 J102 H122 J101 Number of Entries in Novice 3 Mini 35 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 2 Novice 3 Midi 28/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Midi L215 L220 M203 E208 K220 J243 K203 I233 K202 I254 L211 I231 I232 L210 H280 K217 K227 M282 K221 D220 L234 J204 K235 D222 G242 K206 K213 H219 J221 L232 L213 L209 H285 H279 J209 I211 L217 H230 L251 J223 E201 L233 G235 L267 K228 F243 G236 K255 L221 H242 K214 J239 J236 J252 K268 L207 H283 H210 J250 H227 L203 K250 E223 H267 L277 J256 K231 L200 H269 K256 L246 L240 E213 J245 J254 J255 I247 I219 L259 L282 K204 M205 I285 M202 K247 H261 L231 L284 K248 K218 L265 K201 H209 J229 H253 G234 F202 J227 K240 Number of Entries in Novice 3 Midi 100 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 2 Novice 3 Maxi 28/10/2013 Judge: Beth Oliver Maxi J623 L653 J661 L630 L605 J646 L624 K653 K628 L670 L632 I647 J668 J671 K622 I607 J633 I628 E607 L659 M624 G661 I626 J645 J657 K629 H646 G649 G619 K642 K621 L607 K640 K638 J602 K618 K650 H620 H632 K637 K652 K612 J605 L618 F660 L640 L651 L622 H614 K666 K633 M604 J632 L654 I667 G622 I648 K604 J653 H668 M602 K646 L664 K611 J608 I688 L660 G664 J649 K660 H676 I643 L696 J617 J601 L620 K665 L698 L621 H666 I635 I665 I610 K647 J634 Number of Entries in Novice 3 Maxi 85 NZDAC

69 Intermediate 3 Keri Neilson Ring 3 Intermediate 3 Maxi 28/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Maxi K621 I665 G606 H628 L605 J619 J647 D613 H676 G608 H629 G619 L648 J623 I601 I656 C609 H654 H670 C685 H613 J649 H626 C606 H611 I626 E612 K630 I624 K652 H612 E600 G607 I634 H630 J615 H645 I653 K611 H603 I667 F617 H600 J638 H646 F611 K612 J602 B616 G605 I611 J632 K669 J601 G670 F659 G668 H607 K631 H664 L632 H632 G622 J645 H659 L621 G664 F645 I603 I678 F614 I617 J671 J631 E607 D600 H602 K666 H601 L607 H620 J617 H614 G633 J603 F670 K607 I643 G639 G660 I648 G632 J654 Number of Entries in Intermediate 3 93 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 3 Micro 28/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Micro K012 B001 E006 K025 G005 H003 F004 H008 F005 J009 J008 K009 L003 K001 F011 I006 H001 I016 F006 Number of Entries in Intermediate 3 19 Ring 3 Intermediate 3 Mini 28/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Mini G107 G108 K121 F108 J102 H116 D112 G101 B106 D110 G103 I100 L101 K104 D100 F106 E101 H100 L121 G110 H107 B102 E105 H122 J101 K119 H101 H115 I115 L114 G104 G100 I105 L108 I102 B107 H102 H112 K118 J104 K100 I111 I117 J120 K111 I114 J105 F104 I104 G106 J111 G112 Number of Entries in Intermediate 3 52 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 3 Intermediate 3 Midi 28/10/2013 Judge: Keri Neilson Midi G234 H203 J281 I231 F217 I200 H251 K236 H284 J290 I233 G208 L203 H260 H213 E211 G203 J277 K201 K230 G266 K235 H221 H252 F203 K202 K268 G242 I218 J242 K204 L277 H201 D222 H211 H280 K222 L233 G277 F202 H249 K213 G213 J265 E208 H208 H240 J219 J243 E270 L207 J266 D219 J227 G202 H219 I221 J252 J207 I232 J255 I227 H261 K229 K262 J202 F223 K203 J282 K240 F233 K226 D210 I207 E203 J250 J229 J241 J256 G214 F205 D220 C201 K212 L214 K231 J200 K256 C203 I234 E227 J217 J270 J245 G200 G224 L220 H254 I285 F214 G215 J271 K211 J223 J213 J237 K282 G218 E219 I247 K227 G204 C219 J204 J209 L210 K221 I240 H210 J235 H279 J280 D231 K219 F224 Number of Entries in Intermediate NZDAC

70 Senior 3 Bernadette Thompson Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Ltd Ring 4 Senior 3 Small 28/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Micro H003 F011 F006 F004 I006 L003 H008 Mini B106 G100 L108 L121 K119 J104 H112 B100 H101 I114 H107 G112 H116 F104 H100 G104 F108 G103 I104 I105 G108 K111 L101 G110 K121 B107 E105 B102 D112 I117 G101 I100 K104 K100 G106 K118 D110 J111 Number of Entries in Senior 3 Small 45 Ring 4 Senior 3 Midi 28/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Midi J213 E270 G200 J202 E219 K236 D214 E227 H212 L214 J270 F214 D219 K212 C203 G203 J207 G208 K222 J237 I227 H240 H208 K211 J241 H251 E203 I218 H249 H203 G266 F203 K219 I234 J282 D211 C219 J235 G214 D231 G204 J281 F217 J242 F233 J217 H252 I240 H284 F205 I221 E211 B200 G277 J266 C201 G202 H213 H211 J271 H201 K229 J280 G213 K262 F224 J200 G218 H254 I207 J265 J219 H221 G224 J277 K282 I200 J290 F223 K230 G215 Number of Entries in Senior 3 Midi 81 ******* BREAK ******* Ring 4 Senior 3 Maxi 28/10/2013 Judge: Bernadette Thompson Maxi I603 J603 I601 F614 I617 I653 G660 G670 H613 J638 C685 E612 K669 E601 E600 I678 H601 F657 G607 H629 H664 F659 K607 H602 H659 G639 H607 H670 J647 H611 H654 J654 G668 G608 J631 F645 K631 I634 G632 H645 F611 G633 I656 H626 D600 J615 H603 H628 K630 C609 H630 G605 H612 D613 I624 C606 I611 L648 F670 J619 H600 Number of Entries in Senior 3 Maxi 61 Animal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Ltd NZDAC

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