OFFICIAL PREMIUM LIST 2014 CANADIAN NATIONAL MASTER HUNT TEST AUGUST 16-23, Headquartered at:

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1 OFFICIAL PREMIUM LIST 2014 CANADIAN NATIONAL MASTER HUNT TEST AUGUST 16-23, 2014 Headquartered at: The Saskatoon Retriever Club Grounds Located 35 km (22 miles) SE of Saskatoon. This event held by Canadian National Master Club and hosted by the Saskatoon Retriever Club.

2 Committees: National Master Club Executive: President: Jeff Morari Vice-President: Pearl McGinn Treasurer: Joe Bourgeois Secretary: Laureen Kinney Saskatoon Retriever Club: President: Jeff Morari Secretary: Pat Althouse Vice President: Mark Dolan Treasurer: Lynn Campbell 2014 National Master Organizing Committee: Co/Chairman: Jeff Morari and Mark Dolan Event Secretary: Tracy Auchstaetter Treasurer: Lynn Campbell Chief Marshall: Doug Hildebrand CKC Hunt Test Representative: Jeff Morari, 40 Simpson Crescent, Saskatoon SK, S7H 3C6, phone: (306) CKC Executive Director: Lance Novak Canadian Kennel Club: Elio Furlan, The Canadian Kennel Club, 200 Ronson Drive, Suite 400, Etobicoke, Ontario, M9W 5Z9 Open to: Any dog with a CKC Master Hunter title or AKC Master Hunter title who has successfully completed 2 CKC Master Hunter passes* at Hunt Tests hosted by member clubs in good standing of the Canadian National Master Club during the period of August 8, 2013 to August 6, 2014 Any dog with a CKC Grand Master Hunter Title Any dog that qualified in the most recent Canadian National Master Hunt Test Stake Any dog that qualified in the most recent AKC Master National Hunting Test *Note: the 2 qualifying scores may count towards the Master Hunter or Grand Master Hunter Title

3 Entries close at 9:00 pm CST on Wednesday, August 6 th 2014, or when the 75-dog limit has been reached, whichever occurs first. As per CKC regulations no entries will be accepted, altered or substituted after this point. This test for all Retrievers, Barbet, Irish Water Spaniels and Standard Poodles is approved by and will be held under the rules and regulations of the Canadian Kennel Club. CLOSING: Entries must be RECEIVED by Wednesday, August 6th, 2014 at 9:00 pm CST, after which no further entries will be accepted. A listing fee of $8.82 (including 5% GST ) per dog is required for dogs NOT individually registered with the CKC or having an ERN number. Telephone or FAX entries will not be accepted. entries will be accepted, but a hard copy of the entry with payment must be received by mail or courier prior to the closing date and time. Entry: Limited to 75 dogs. Entries will be accepted in the order they are received until the limit of 75 dogs has been met. The entry fee is $ CDN per running dog. Please make all cheques and money orders payable to: 2014 National Master Hunt Test or 2014 NMHT. Please forward your completed entry form and payment to: 2014 National Master Hunt Test c/o Tracy Auchstaetter 75 Eldorado Lane Saskatoon, SK * Tracyandlinton@hotmail.com *Phone: Note CKC Rule: To All Canadian Residents only (Non- Member Participation Fee) An annual fee for awards and titles will be charged to a resident of Canada who is a non-member of the CKC. The fee is the same as the ERN fee. In order to protect the awards/title earned, the non-member will have a choice either to become a member or to pay the non-member participation fee. Failure to comply within 30 days of notification will cause all awards and titles to be cancelled. The non-member participation fee is paid in any year a title is earned and covers all titles and dogs owned by that individual. The fee applies only to dogs wholly owned by non-member residents of Canada and is not applicable to CKC members.

4 Behavior and Conduct: The National Master Hunt Test Stake adheres to the CKC Rules and Regulations regarding all conduct and behavior on the grounds. Additionally: After a series has been officially set up by the judges, no dog on the grounds and still in competition shall leave the area of the series until it has been tested and excused by the Marshal, unless otherwise excused by the National Master Committee. Further, during the running of the stake no competing dog shall, while on the grounds, be exercised, trained or worked with the exception of a bumper thrown by the handler and this only in an especially approved area and only for the purpose of exercising the dog. Any dog not entered in the stake and interfering with the running of the stake will be removed. Exercise areas will be clearly defined. Dogs not appearing on line when called will be given 15 minutes to do so. Rotation of starting dog will be used as directed by the Marshal. No person participating in any capacity in the National Master shall be subject to an indignity of any kind. An officially appointed Discipline Committee will investigate any concerns. Release and Indemnification of Landowners and the Saskatoon Retriever Club By entering this event, each participant agrees to assume all risks and hazards incidental to participation in the event and agrees to release, save harmless and indemnify the owner(s) of the property upon which the event is held, together with their officers, agents, employees and representatives from all claims, actions, costs, expenses and demands in respect to death, injury, loss or damage to the person, dog, or property of the participant howsoever caused, arising out of or in connection with the participant s use or entry upon the property. It is understood that this agreement is binding upon the participant and all of his heirs, executors and assigns.

5 Important Information: Scratches: Bitches in season may not compete and must be withdrawn. All entry fees paid for bitches in season will be refunded provided that notice in writing is given to the National Master Hunt Test Secretary before the start of the stake. Entry fees paid for any dog withdrawn because of an injury, illness or death shall be refunded in full upon receipt of a veterinary certificate. To be considered, refunds must be requested in writing to the National Master Hunt Test Secretary no later than seven days after the stake, explaining the reason for the scratch. An appropriate veterinary certificate must accompany all refund requests. Awards: All dogs receiving a qualifying score will receive a duck band, rosette and the title of National Master Hunter and shall be entitled to add the NMH prefix to the registered name. Clothing: All handlers, observers and workers must wear dark or camouflage clothing or appropriate hunting attire. Handlers will be required to wear official gear provided by the sponsors (such as hat, and running # bib). Game: Dead ducks or pheasants will be used in all stakes. Live pheasants will be used in the upland test. Training: Training grounds will be designated. Training birds will be available. Assisting at the trial: All entrants will be expected to pitch in and work to keep things running smoothly. The marshal may ask entrants to assist by gunning, running a winger, planting a blind or helping to move equipment. Meals: Tickets for meals other than the Welcome Banquet can be can be purchased at the club house. Lunches will be available on a-pre-order basis $5.00 per lunch. Coffee and Muffins will be available in the mornings. Photography: A formal photograph of each competitor showing their number and their dog will be taken during the event. An opportunity to purchase this photo will be provided to competitors. There will be action photos taken and available.

6 CALENDAR OF EVENTS: SATURDAY AUGUST 16, 2014 Opening Ceremonies 6pm and Banquet 7pm; ($35.00 per person) Darlene BBQ (Sunset Community Hall) SUNDAY AUGUST 17, 2014 Vetting of bitches at 2pm (Saskatoon Retriever Club grounds) MONDAY AUGUST 18, 2014 First Series Testing Begins 8 am; Hamburger Night ($10.00 per person) at SRC Clubhouse TUESDAY AUGUST 19, 2014 Testing continues: Shish Kabob night ($10.00 per person) at SRC Club House WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20, 2014 Testing continues: Worker s Party/Silent Auction ($30.00 per person) at SRC Club House THURSDAY AUGUST 21, 2014 Testing continues; Pot Luck (Everyone join in bring what you want) No Cost FRIDAY AUGUST 22, 2014 Anticipated final day of testing SATURDAY August 23, 2014 Extra day if needed for testing Reservations for the Welcome Banquet must be made prior to entries closing date of August 6, Meals can also be purchased at the club house for each function separately or with entries. Lunches will be available on a pre-order basis $5.00 per lunch. Coffee and Muffins will be available in the mornings. Canadian Kennel Club Caution: It shall be the duty and obligation of the event giving club to see that a judge, club official, volunteer, or any participant at a hunt test held under these regulations, is not subject to any indignities. The Hunt Test Committee Chair shall promptly report to the CKC any infringement of this regulation, and the Discipline Committee shall have the authority to take such action as it deems fit on receipt of a report indicating that this has occurred.

7 Approved Canadian National Hunt Test Judge Zone 1: Evelyn Hoyt ( ) - Lutes Mountain, NB It is both a privilege & honour to judge this year s National Master Hunt Test. I have run the last two Nationals as well as my first one when held in Prince Edward Island. So I realize first hand all the work that goes into putting on such an event, along with the nervousness and anxiety in competing. I live in Moncton New Brunswick with my husband Alec & daughter Crystal. We breed Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers, and compete with them in the WC S as well as the Hunt Tests. I also have Labrador retrievers that I compete with. We started with a show lab that we titled in NAHRA, and a WCX, before moving into the field lines of labs. My first dog was Maxium Power At Yellowrose, MH, WCX, who taught me a lot about training & trialing, before training his son, GMH Tantramar s Marsh Chieftien WCX, MH, who is my first dog I trained to the GMH level. I still train and trial this dog, he loves to go is always ready to try. My newest project is Dykeland s Breakwater, WCX, QFTR, who I am running in Hunt Tests & Field Trials. I have been running the Hunt Tests since they started, and had run NARHA before that. I like to set up fair, challenging tests, but with no tricks. I also give the dogs the benefit of the doubt. I also like to see handler & dog work as a team to do the job set before them. It will be a fun week, to see good dog work, and get together with old friends, but most of all have fun. Good Luck to everyone. Evelyn Hoyt

8 Approved Canadian National Hunt Test Judge Zone 2: Pearl A. McGinn ( ) - Roseneath, ON I was born and raised on the prairies and am thrilled to be coming out to Saskatoon to judge the 2014 Canadian National Master Hunt Test. My husband and I have been breeding labs since We mostly bred and trained these hunting dogs for ourselves and our family and friends. But then in 1994 along came the dog that was to be my undoing. Rosie loved the game so much that she inspired me to get my hunting license and start running tests, starting with WC then hunt tests (CKC and HRC). If anyone had told me that I d be spending the morning of my 25th wedding anniversary in a duck marsh I would have thought they were crazy! I love to see a dog with a good nose and lots of desire and determination. It is wonderful to watch the trust and teamwork that is required to succeed at this level and I am so looking forward to watching the best of the best do what they were meant to do. Along with my co-judges, I will endeavour to set up fair but challenging tests and do everything in my power to make the week enjoyable for everyone involved. Congratulations to all who qualified for the 2014 Canadian National Master Hunt Test. I wish you all the best of luck and hope you all have a great time in Saskatoon. Pearl A. McGinn

9 Approved Canadian National Hunt Test Judge Zone 4: Michael J. Rigby ( ) Vancouver, BC Our first dog, a Flatcoated Retriever, came into our lives 14 years ago and we have stayed with this breed ever since. I have trained each of my three dogs to the level of GMH and two became NMH's in Training for competitions gives me great enjoyment and personal reward. I am at my happiest nurturing my dog s natural instincts and helping to shape them into advanced marking and handling skills through training. While I view myself a trainer first and hunter second, I know full well that my dogs deserve as many days in the field as I can provide. I enjoy upland shooting immensely, as much for watching the fun the dogs have scenting up and retrieving birds as for the shooting itself. I marvel at the power of their nose, not only in the manner that they use it, but also on the impact it has upon them and how it shapes so much of their being. On marking tests I love to see a dog step on a mark but I get just as excited watching a dog aggressively working the area of the fall and using its nose to maximum benefit. In creating hunt test scenarios I strive to find ways to challenge the dogs' trained and instinctive skills in a manner which is demanding of dog and handler, while at the same time remaining fun, fair and safe. I am very honoured to be one of your judges. It will be a great pleasure for me to watch such wonderful dogs and talented handlers work through each test from the best seat in the house. Good luck to all. Michael J. Rigby

10 DIRECTIONS TO THE SASKATOON RETRIEVER CLUB PROPERTY Directions from the East: Travel on Hwy 16 (Yellowhead Hwy) West, Turn Left (South) at Bradwell turnoff (RT 763), Travel South 13 km (8 miles), crossing railroad track and leaving pavement, Turn Right (West) at Saskatoon Retriever Club sign, Travel West 2.2 km (1.3 miles), SRC property will be on your right. Directions from the West (Saskatoon): Travel on Hwy 16 (Yellowhead Hwy) East, Turn Right (South) at Bradwell turnoff (RT 763), Travel South 13 km (8 miles), crossing railroad track and leaving pavement, Turn Right (West) at Saskatoon Retriever Club sign, Travel West 2.2 K (1.3 miles), SRC property will be on your right. Directions from the South (Regina): Take Hwy 11 North towards Saskatoon, Turn Right on Hwy 16 (Yellowhead Hwy) East towards Yorkton, Travel South 13 km (8 miles), crossing railroad track and leaving pavement, Turn Right (West) at Saskatoon Retriever Club sign, Travel West 2.2 km (1.3 miles), SRC property will be on your right.

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12 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Canadian National Master Hunt Test August 16-23, 2014 at Saskatoon Retriever Club SE of Saskatoon by Bradwell, SK Entries WILL NOT be accepted after 9:00 pm (CST) on August 6, 2014 EVENT INFORMATION FEES: Entry Fees: $ CAD Listing Fee: $ Total Enclosed $ TEST ENTERED Junior Hunter Master Hunter Senior Hunter National Master Hunter DOG INFORMATION Registered Name of Dog: Male Female Breed: Call Name: CKC Registration # CKC PEN # Listed CKC ERN # Insert Number Here: Date of Birth (dd/mm/yy): Place of Birth: Canada Elsewhere Breeder: Sire: Dam: OWNER(S) & AGENT INFORMATION Registered Owner(s): Membership # Membership # Membership # Handler: Owner s Address: Street Address Name of Agent: Agent s Address: City Province Postal Code Street Address City Province Postal Code QUALIFICATIONS Note: AKC MH dog must attach copy of MH certificate or letter from AKC CKC GMH CKC NMH CKC MH AKC MH List dates and Clubs at which the 2 CKC MH qualifying scores were earned: 1. Name of Club Date (dd/mm/yy) 2. Name of Club Date (dd/mm/yy) I CERTIFY that I am the registered owner(s) of the dog or that I am the authorized agent of the actual owner(s) whose name(s) I have entered above and accept full responsibility for all statements made in this entry. In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I (we) agree to be bound by the rules and regulations of The Canadian Kennel Club and the Canadian Master National Club as well as any additional rules and regulations appearing in the premium list. Signature of Owner or Agent Telephone

13 PAYMENT SUMMARY FORM (DUE WITH ENTRIES BY AUGUST 6, 2014) NAME(S) DOG ENTRIES (Listing fees are only required for dogs not individually registered with CKC) $ = $8.82 = WELCOME BANQUET TICKETS $35.00 per person (Darlene $35.00 = Tickets for BBQ need to be Purchased by August 6, 2014 TOTAL SUBMITTED $ Welcome Banquet Tickets need to be booked by August 6, Other meals can be booked with entries or they can be purchased for each function separately at the Club House. MONDAY NIGHT (Hamburger Night at Club $10.00 = $10.00 per person TUESDAY NIGHT (Shish Kabob Night at Club $10.00 = $10.00 per person WEDNESDAY (Workers Party at Club $30.00 = $30.00 per person THURSDAY NIGHT (Potluck Bring What You Like) No Cost TOTAL SUBMITTED $

14 ACCOMODATIONS: Motels: Travel Inn (25 miles from Saskatoon Retriever Club) Phone: or $100/ night (double occupancy). No pet fee. Rooms held for event until July 15, 2014 Camping: Saskatoon Retriever Club Grounds. $10.00 per night includes electricity (Limited). Water will be available on grounds for Trailers and pump outs ($) can be arranged. Trailer Length Number of Slides Sites will be assigned. Map of site assignments will be posted in the club house. CATALOGUE ADVERTISING: NAME(S) ADVERTISEMENT Full page $ Half page $ Business card $ PATRONS: Individuals, Club or Business that wish to be listed in the program as a patron supporting the 2014 Canadian National Master Hunt Test. $50.00 or more TOTAL SUBMITTED $ Please send a Camera ready or electronic ad to l.thorpe@shaw.ca Send forms and fees to 2014 Canadian National Master Hunt Test, c/o Tracy Auchstaetter, 75 Eldorado Lane, Saskatoon SK S7T 1B8