SHOW SECRETARY POLLY NAUMANN

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1 JUDGING PROGRAM Specialty Show, Obedience Trial & Rally Trial Specialty Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes & Cut Down Sweepstakes Month Beginner Puppy Futurity Obedience Rally Incorporated Member of the American Kennel Club PURINA EVENT CENTER 300 Checkerboard Loop, Gray Summit, Missouri MONDAY, APRIL 30-WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2018 PAGES 5-6 TUESDAY - Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes, Cut Down Sweepstakes, Futurity 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy, Obedience Trial & Rally Trial WEDNESDAY - Specialty, Junior Showmanship & AKC National Owner-Handled Series SHOW HOURS 6:00 am to 6:00 pm THIS SHOW WILL BE HELD INDOORS UNBENCHED OBEDIENCE CONTACT INFORMATION (314) cell SHOW SECRETARY POLLY NAUMANN c/o PO Box 25764, Oklahoma City OK

2 ROUTES TO THE SHOW I-44 FROM EAST OR WEST - Take Gray Summit exit (Hwy 100 E). Turn north on Hwy 100 E. Go approximately 1/2 mile to MM & turn left. There are small Purina signs on the corner. MM is a very winding road. Large vehicles - use care. Entrance to the Farm is about 1 mile on the left. There are large security gates. --H IN CASE OF EMERGENCY H For emergency assistance (ambulance, fire department, sheriff ) dial 911. If an emergency occurs at Purina Farms, after calling 911, please call a security guard at , ext 188. Turn on as many surrounding lights as possible to alert emergency vehicles. SHOW VETERINARIAN (ON CALL 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE) William C Jones DVM (636) Flier Dr, Pacific MO DIRECTIONS TO PACIFIC ANIMAL HOSPITAL: Leaving Purina Farms, turn right on Highway MM. Then turn right on Highway 100. Cross over Highway 44. Turn left on Highway 66W for 2.7 miles. Then turn right on Fliers Drive, third building on the right. HOST HOTEL Holiday Inn Six Flags...(636) Six Flags Rd, Eureka MO Ask for Tibetan Terrier Club of America room block rate - $ THESE SHOWS ARE BEING HELD UNDER AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES AND REGULATIONS 2

3 AKC s Event Cancellation Hotline: call (919) or visit akc.org to find information about cancellation of AKC Events. 3

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5 JUDGING PROGRAM There are 99 dogs entered in this show with a total of 216 entries plus 11 dogs and 13 entries in Obedience and 29 dogs and 33 entries in Rally and 9 dogs in the 4-6 Month Beginner Puppy. There are 34 dogs competing in the AKC Owner-Handled Competition. MONDAY 8:00 am 40 Parade of Titleholders MS ANDREA REIMAN (8) TUESDAY MR JAMES COMUNALE (13) 8:00 am 13 Obedience Entires 1 Open A Class 5 1 Graduate Novice Class 6 3 Novice B Class 5-6:8 1 Novice A Class 7 1 Preferred Novice Class 9 4 Beginner Novice B Class 12; Beginner Novice A Class MR JAMES COMUNALE (33) 10:00 am 33 Rally Entries 2 Rally Excellent B Class 12 Inches: R5-R6 2 Rally Advanced B Class 12 Inches: R5; R7 8 Rally Intermediate Class R9-R11; R16-R17; R20; R25; R33 14 Rally Novice B Class R7; R15; R18-R19; R22; R25-R29; R31-R34 7 Rally Novice A Class R8; R12; R14; R21; R23-R24; R30 MS EMILY BARKER (52) 1:00 pm 5 Cut Down Sweepstakes 2 Dogs 2 4 Yrs & Under 8 Yrs 3 Bitches 2 18 Mos & Under 4 Yrs 1 8 Yrs & Under 12 Yrs 1:15 pm 8 Futurity Entries 5 Puppies 2 Dogs, 6-9 Months 3 Bitches, 6-9 Months Best Futurity Puppy 2 Juniors 1 Dogs, Months 1 Bitches, Months Best Futurity Junior 1 Adult Dog, Months Best Futurty Adult Grand Futurity Winner MS EMILY BARKER 1:45 pm 33 Sweepstakes Entries 14 Dogs 5 Puppy, 6-9 Months 4 Puppy, 9-12 Months 2 Junior, Months 3 Junior, Months 19 Bitches 12 Puppy, 6-9 Months 3 Puppy, 9-12 Months 3 Junior, Months 1 Junior, Months 14 Veteran Sweepstakes Entries 7 Dogs Years Years Years 1 13 Years & Older 7 Bitches Years Years Years MISS LEE KOUSKI (13) 3:40 pm Month Beginner Puppy Entries 4 Breeder Class Entries 5

6 WEDNESDAY MISS LEE KOUSKI (4) 8:45 am 4 Junior Showmanship Entries 2 Open Senior 2 Open Intermediate STACEY LA FORGE (108) 9:00 am 20 Regular Class Dog Entries 3 Puppy, 6-9 Months 3 Puppy, 9-12 Months 3 Twelve to Eighteen Month 7 Bred-By-Exhibitor 4 Open Winners Dog 30 Regular Class Bitch Entries 7 Puppy, 6-9 Months 3 Puppy, 9-12 Months 5 Twelve to Eighteen Month 9 Bred-By-Exhibitor 1 American-Bred 5 Open Winners Bitch 8 Veterans 5 Dogs 3 Bitches Lunch at Judges discreation 41 Best of Breed Entries 20 Dogs 21 Bitches Best Puppy in Puppy Classes Best Bred-By-Exhibitor Best Veteran 3 Stud Dogs 2 Brood Bitches 4 Brace JUDGES Ms Emily Barker W 140th St, Burnsville MN Mr James Comunale Jares Ct, Ballwin MO Miss Lee Kouski W Cherokee Trl, Grayslake IL Stacey La Forge...87 Pleasantview Ave, New Providence NJ Ms Andrea Reiman Copper Spur Rd, Bond CO

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8 AKC Code of Sportsmanship PREFACE: The sport of purebred dog competitive events dates prior to 1884, the year of AKC s birth. Shared values of those involved in the sport include principles of sportsmanship. They are practiced in all sectors of our sport: conformation, performance and companion. Many believe that these principles of sportsmanship are the prime reason why our sport has thrived for over one hundred years. With the belief that it is useful to periodically articulate the fundamentals of our sport, this code is presented. Sportsmen respect the history, traditions and integrity of the sport of purebred dogs. Sportsmen commit themselves to values of fair play, honesty, courtesy, and vigorous competition, as well as winning and losing with grace. Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of purebred dogs by injecting personal advantage or consideration into their decisions or behavior. The sportsman judge judges only on the merits of the dogs and considers no other factors. The sportsman judge or exhibitor accepts constructive criticism. The sportsman exhibitor declines to enter or exhibit under a judge where it might reasonably appear that the judge s placements could be based on something other than the merits of the dogs. The sportsman exhibitor refuses to compromise the impartiality of a judge. The sportsman respects the AKC bylaws, rules, regulations and policies governing the sport of purebred dogs. Sportsmen find that vigorous competition and civility are not inconsistent and are able to appreciate the merit of their competition and the effort of competitors. Sportsmen welcome, encourage and support newcomers to the sport. Sportsmen will deal fairly with all those who trade with them. Sportsmen are willing to share honest and open appraisals of both the strengths and weaknesses of their breeding stock. Sportsmen spurn any opportunity to take personal advantage of positions offered or bestowed upon them. Sportsmen always consider as paramount the welfare of their dog. Sportsmen refuse to embarrass the sport, the American Kennel Club, or themselves while taking part in the sport. 8