Burmese Cat Club Schedule of the 37 th Championship Show (held under GCCF licence & rules)

Burmese Cat Club Schedule of the 37 th Championship Show (held under GCCF licence & rules) Saturday 16 th March 2019 Woking Leisure, Kingfield Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 9BA Enter on-line at www.gccfcats.org Entries close 5 th March 2019 Vetting in starts at 8am no admission to show hall before this time Assistant Show Manager Mr Ian Macro Ian.macro@crispus.com 07775 992629 Show Manager Prof Kym Jarvis Groom Cottage, Highland Road Beare Green, Surrey RH5 4RL Kymian.burmese@btinternet.com 01306 713152 07764 943397 Hall Manager Mrs Maria Chapman-Beer tribunegang@gmail.com 07775 992629

BURMESE CAT CLUB Chairman Mr Thomas Goss Hon Secretary Mrs Carolyn Kempe, 47 Brooke Street, Polegate, E Sussex BN26 6BH Tel: 01323 483424 kempe.oakenshield@gmail.com Treasurer Mrs Olga Walker Committee: Mrs S Beirne, Mrs S Chase, Dr P Collin, Mr S Crow, Mrs S Ferguson, Prof K Jarvis, Mr R Kempe, Mrs H Simpson, Mrs L Taylor Co-opted: Mrs G Anderson-Keeble, Mrs J Dell Judges: Mrs V Brooks, Mr S Crow, Mrs S Ferguson, Miss C Lewis, Mrs P Mansaray, Miss S Beirne Household Pet Judges: Mrs C Bone, Dr J Craig-McFeeley, Miss I Roos, Mrs L Taylor Best in Show Judges Adult: Ms P Mansaray Kitten: Mr S Crow Neuter: Mrs S Ferguson Overall BIS Pedigree Mr S Crow Overall BIS Household Pet Mrs C Bone Hon. Veterinary Organiser: Miss S Hope Duty Vet: Mr E Darcy-Donnelly ENTER ON-LINE OR SEND ENTRIES TO: - Prof Kym Jarvis Groom Cottage, Highland Road, Beare Green, Surrey RH5 4RL Tel: 01306 713152 (before 9pm) kymian.burmese@btinternet.com Supported by Bio-fresh Environmental & Crystal Clear

SHOW RULES, PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS This show is held under Licence granted by the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy and is therefore subject to the Rules of the Council. Exhibitors are advised to obtain a copy of the Rules which may be obtained from the GCCF, 5 King's Castle Business Park, The Drove, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 4AG. These Rules must be read by all, for they are not repeated herein, but will be strictly applied. Ignorance of any Rule will not be accepted as excuse of their breach. The Committee reserve the right to:- a) Appoint other judges, should those advertised be unable to attend or fufil their engagement, and to appoint further should they be required. b) Fix and limit the number of exhibits at the show c) To accept or refuse exhibit entry without giving reason d) Cancel, amalgamate or divide classes e) Publish a catalogue of the show containing information as to the exhibits and names and addresses of exhibitors f) Disqualify cat entered in the wrong class by exhibitors g) Retain a percentage of the entry fees to cover essential expenses, in the event of the show being cancelled for any reason. a) No other animals or pets will be allowed into the Show Hall other than exhibiting Cats, Kittens and Neuters ELIGIBILITY OF EXHIBITS TO ENTER SHOW PEDIGREE SECTION: all Cats, Kittens and Neuters of breeds recognised by, and registered with the GCCF, (except those registered on the Reference Register) are eligible for entry in the competition. To be effective for entry all registration and/or transfers must have reached the GCCF Office at least 21 days prior to the show. No Cats or Kittens, entire or neutered, born after 19.10.71, with one or both parents, grandparents or great-grand-parents unregistered shall be eligible for entry into Breed Classes. Cats which are not normally resident with their registered owner should be transferred into the ownership of their keeper if they are to be show. Exhibitors are reminded that in the event of rejection, all exhibits in the same registered ownership may also be rejected and clearance may be required for both households. HOUSEHOLD PET SECTION: All unregistered cats, Kittens and Neuters or unknown or unregistered Non-Pedigree parentage are eligible for entry in the Non-Pedigree Section. Pedigree Cats, Kittens and Neuters (Registered or otherwise) or Cats previously listed as Pedigree Lookalikes' are eligible for the Pedigree Pet Section. All exhibits over the age of six months must be neutered. Exhibitors may appeal against any disqualification resulting from show checking, giving their reasons. The appeal will be referred to the GCCF Board if considered valid and, if not, a letter of explanation will be sent to the exhibitor(s). The above advice, however, is aimed at keeping your show entries trouble-free.

GENERAL GUIDELINES ON ENTERING SHOWS Full Details of exhibiting at GCCF Shows are given in the GCCF Rules Section 4, available on the GCCF website under About GCCF and Forms and Downloads at www.gccfcats.org or can be purchased for a small charge post free by telephoning the GCCF Office. The following provides some additional explanation. Where possible, always complete your show entry form using details from your GCCF Registration Certificate for the cat that is to be exhibited. Please print the details carefully to avoid any misinterpretation of your handwriting. If the Registration Certificate you have does not show your name and address this means that the cat is not registered in your name and you must transfer the cat into your name no later than 10 days before the show. Transfer can be done instantly using GCCF Online Services at www.gccfcats.org. If you have not received your Registration Certificate at the time of entry, complete the show entry form with the details from the pedigree, giving the first choice of name if it is a non-prefix registration, and put RAF (Registration Applied For) or TAF (Transfer Applied For), or both, in the Regd. No. box. It is wise to enclose a stamped self-addressed acknowledgement postcard with all registration and transfer applications, particularly for cats entered for shows, so that you know that the application has been received by the GCCF. It is recommended that you keep a copy of your entry form then, when you receive registration details and number, check these against the entry form and notify the Show Manager in writing of any differences in the details as well as giving the registration number, if applicable. This may not be in time for the printing of the show catalogue, but the Show Manager should attach your letter to your entry form which will save unnecessary notification of discrepancies when that show is checked. All catalogue errors are checked against the original entry form and any exhibitors letters are used for reference. Show managements are permitted to accept corrections, at their own discretion, up to the close of the show (on show day). Any such correction must not be an addition or substitution of any exhibit for which proof of entry cannot be validated, or a change of exhibitor/owner. If you are entering several cats from your household and the registered owners (exhibitors) differ within that household/family, check with the Show Manager whether using one entry form is acceptable or not and, if it is, indicate very clearly which exhibitor owns which cat, ensuring all owners sign the entry form. It may be less confusing and more acceptable to the Show Manager for each owner to use separate entry form, but joint owners of an exhibit should always use the same form and at least one of the owners has signed the declaration. Exhibitors are reminded that the decisions of the judges are final. Any attempt to influence such decisions, or to identify a cat or ownership of a cat to a judge at a show before that judge s engagement has been completed, may render the offender liable to disciplinary action. IF THERE IS A MISTAKE ON YOUR ENTRY WHAT TO EXPECT Minor Errors Should a small error be made these will be resolved between the Exhibitor, Show manager and/or GCCF. Persistent repetition may result in further action being taken.

Incorrect Date of Birth This is usually classed as a minor error unless it affects an entry into classes based on age groups, when it could warrant disqualification of the exhibit from such classes; but if the incorrect date of birth affects the age suitability as a whole, then the exhibit will be disqualified from the show. AGE LIMITS: Kittens - not less than 14 weeks and under 9 calendar months on date of show. Adults - not less than 9 calendar months on date of show. Incorrect Name of Exhibit/Owner If registration/transfer details were obviously available at the time of entry or before the date of the show, disqualification is inevitable. The following discrepancies are those which usually arise: EXHIBIT OWNER/ EXHIBITOR Totally incorrect name Joint when they should be single and vice versa Declaration not signed by at least one of the registered owner(s )N.B. The exhibitor(s) must be the registered owner(s) of the cat and not necessarily the person who actually takes the cat to the show. Registration/Transfer Not Received by the GCCF 10 Days before the Date of the Show These entries will be disqualified. Remember, the effective date of all registrations and transfers is the first date of valid receipt by the GCCF. Transfer of Exhibit from Exhibitor to a New Owner Received by the GCCF More Than 10 Days before the Date of the Show Entries such as these will also be disqualified as the exhibitor s entry form becomes invalid. Incorrect or Ineligibility of Class Entry These will be disqualified from the class concerned so always check with the Show Manager if in doubt about which class to enter. If a breed number is changed officially, it is important that you notify the Show Manager immediately. Exhibits entered in the Grand, Imperial Grand or Olympian class must have qualified on or before the published closing date of the show **which will include any extension published on the GCCF Website (amended 21.10.2015) and the title must have been claimed in writing by that date. Exhibitors who enter Grand, Imperial Grand or Olympian classes without claiming the title will be reminded once, but if the title remains unclaimed the cat will be disqualified from this class at subsequent shows. Cats Registered on the Reference Register Most cats registered on this Reference Register (CSREF) are not eligible to be shown and, therefore, these entries could be disqualified. One exception to this is when a new breed becomes recognised, and then cats of the breed may be shown, even if they were originally registered on the Reference Register as long as this was the only reason for the Reference registration

ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOW Exhibits will be received at the entrance of the Show hall 8.00 a.m. until 9.30 a.m. the morning of the show. All exhibits must arrive the hall in a suitable secure container (top opening recommended) and must be accompanied by the owner or the owner s agent. If a cat easily be removed from the container it will not be vetted in or judged for Best in Show. Each exhibit will be examined by the Honorary Veterinary Surgeons, who are authorised to exclude any exhibit they consider unfit. No exhibit may be penned before examined. Exhibitors passes will be issued at vetting in. Exhibits must have clean ears and coats free from pests. No pregnant or lactating queen, nor queens who have kittened within 12 weeks this show may be exhibited. No exhibit that has been declawed will be accepted, neither will male cats which are either monorchid or cryptorchid. Unfit exhibits must be removed by their owners and payment forfeited. If in the Duty Veterinary Surgeon's opinion it is desirable, all other exhibits from the same cattery and the owners thereof shall be debarred from attending the show. The Duty Veterinary Surgeons decision is final. VETERINARY CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES Where an exhibit has been rejected or disqualified by a Veterinary Surgeon, the Show Manager shall obtain from the Vet the reasons and accordingly notify the GCCF within 48 hours of the show, ensuring a copy of the rejection form is forwarded to the exhibitor concerned. Exhibitors whose cats have been rejected at shows please note the following points. 1. When sending your clearance certificate to the Veterinary Officer please include copy of the rejection slip 2. DO NOT Send these certificates by delivery as this can cause considerable delays in the receipt of your certificates If you wish to satisfy yourself your letter has reached the Veterinary Officer please enclose a stamped, addressed postcard fa receipt and this will be returned to you. 3. Exhibitors should not attend shows until they have received a letter from the Secretary confirming clearance. It is recommended this letter be taken to to shows within a month of issue at the clearance letter VACCINATIONS All cats exhibited at shows held under GCCF Rules must have a current certificate of vaccination against FIE, FVR and FCV (Cat Flu). The full course, or booster, in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, must have been completed more than seven days before the Show. The certificate must have been issued by a veterinary practice/hospital and the last vaccination entry signed by a Veterinary Surgeon or by a listed Veterinary Nurse under the direction of a Veterinary Surgeon. Cats with an invalid vaccination certificate will be rejected under Section A. cats unaccompanied by a vaccination certificate will also be rejected under Section A unless the exhibitor undertakes to provide proof of vaccination, valid for that show, be sending the certificate to the GCCF Office within seven days of the show. Failure to do so will lead to disqualification from the show and the cat's name will be placed on the rejection list until proof of vaccination is received in the Office. Ensure that the certificate is properly completed and clearly indicates the identity of the exhibit and the owner to avoid confusion resulting in rejection. Homeopathic vaccinations CANNOT be accepted. NB a current certificate of

vaccination is one which is not more than 7 days past the manufacturer's recommended interval between boosters. VETERINARY LETTERS In the past cats showing signs of skin lesions might have been allowed entry to a show on production of a letter from their Veterinary Surgeon, stating the origin of the lesion. This was subject to the agreement of the Duty Vet. THIS IS NO LONGER APPLICABLE. Such letters are no longer accepted at show and any exhibitor presenting a cat with any skin lesion indicative of ringworm is likely to be rejected at vetting-in. The GCCF Veterinary Officer recommends exhibitors not to take a cat to a show if it has any skin lesion indicative ringworm, however small. PRESENTATION AND BENCHING OF EXHIBITS Take pride in presenting your exhibit. Be sure it is comfortable, warm and relaxed. Exhibitors must provide each exhibit with a clean white blanket or blankets, (plain woven not cellular) of reasonable size to lie on (white vet-bed or like material with white or green backing may be used if preferred), a white food bowl and food, a white water bowl with fresh water and a white sanitary tray, with the exhibit's usual litter. All show equipment can be purchased at the show. Food containers must be removed from the pen before judging commences at 10.00am and can be returned after 12.30pm, water must be left in the pen for the duration of the show. Hot water bottles or heat reflecting materials are the only heating devices allowed and must be concealed by the blanket. None of the equipment in competition pens must bear any distinguishing marks. No written or printed matter of any kind, other than official notices and award cards may be put onto competitive pens, except with the permission of the Show Managers. 'For Sale' notices are not allowed. The use of grooming aids in the Show Hall, other than the use of a clean brush and comb or cloth is prohibited. No powder or grooming substance may be left in the coat of exhibitors. Exhibitors are reminded that using products which change the appearance of the coat could lead to disqualification. Such preparations are on open sale, often by stall holders, but we advise most strongly against their use. Exhibits received into the show hall cannot be removed, without the permission of the Show Managers, prior to the closure of the show. Failure to observe this rule will lead to disqualification and forfeiture of any prize money and awards won. The show closes at 5.00pm or earlier at the Show Managers discretion. There will be no early removal passes issued. JUDGING AND JUDGES Judging will commence at 10.00am and exhibitors will be requested to clear the hall at this time until 12.30pm, whilst the Main Classes are being judged. Judges are empowered to withhold any prize, award or certificate in any class if the exhibits do not, in their opinion, possess sufficient merit. Prizes will be awarded from the Judge's award slip and not from any catalogue or prize card. A judge's decision is final. An exhibitor may not approach a Judge, nor enter into conversation with a Judge, until that Judge's engagement is complete. In the event of a change of Judge of a Breed or Title class occurring after the closing date of the show, providing the exhibitor informs the Show Manager

prior to judging that a certificate has previously been awarded by the replacement judge, the Show Manager shall appoint one other Judge who shall judge the cat and if the cat is considered worthy countersign the certificate which shall then count towards title status. DEFINITION OF GCCF PEDIGREE CLASSES BREED CLASS Open to untitled cats of the specified breed. (Must be GCCF Registered) GRAND CLASS Open to Champion/Premier titled cats IMPERIAL GRAND Open to Grand Champion/Grand Premier titled cats CLASS OLYMPIAN CLASS Open to full Imperial Grand Champion/Imperial Grand Premier titled cats (The above classes are collectively referred to as OPEN classes) CATS: Not less than 9 calendar months of the day of show. KITTENS: Not less than 14 weeks and under 9 calendar months on the day of the show. Since 1 June 2001, neuter kittens are entered in kitten Breed & Miscellaneous classes and compete for BIS Kitten. Neuter kittens of Preliminary Breeds should be included in Kitten Assessment classes where separate classes for Adult, Kitten and Neuter are scheduled. NEUTER Neuter adults may only enter Neuter Classes and may not ADULTS: compete with entire cats or kittens except in Club Classes which are scheduled to include Neuters. Where Best in Show is held, the best Neuter shall be considered against the best Entire Adult and Kitten for Best Exhibit in Show. LIMIT: Exhibits that have not won more than four First Prizes in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules. NOVICE: Exhibits that have not won a First Prize in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules. DEBUTANTE: Exhibits that have never been shown at a show held under GCCF Rules. (If Debutante Adult and Neuter classes are offered at a show, entry as a Debutante Kitten does not count when the exhibit is shown as an adult or neuter and entry as a Debutante Adult or Kitten does not count when the exhibit is neutered and shown) MAIDEN: Exhibits that have not won a First, Second or Third Prize in any class at a show held under GCCF Rules. BREEDERS: Exhibits bred by exhibitor/s. Cats originally registered in the Breeder s joint ownership but changed to single ownership of one of the Breeders can still be entered in this class. Cats originally registered in the Breeder s single ownership and changed to joint ownership with the Breeder should be entered in the Non-Breeders Class. JUNIOR: Cats over 9 calendar months of age and under 2 years on the day of the show. SENIOR: Cats 2 years and over on the day of the show. VETERAN ARISTOCRAT Cats 7 years and over on the day of the show. Exhibits that have won one or more Challenge/Premier certificates but have not achieved Champion/Premier status.

The status of the exhibit for entering restricted classes (i.e. Maiden, Limit, etc) shall be the cats status on the date of entry, except where Section 2, Rule 7e regarding entry into Grand, Imperial and Olympian classes applies. The wins as a Kitten do not count when the exhibit is shown as an Adult or Neuter; the wins as an Adult do not count when the exhibit is neutered and shown. Merit Awards do not count as wins for entering restricted classes. EXHIBITS FOR ASSESSMENT CLASSES Cats, kittens and neuters of those breeds with Preliminary recognition must enter the appropriate Assessment Class. Assessment classes are now competitive. Exhibits will be assessed and awarded a 'Merit' Certificate if considered by the Judge to meet the approved Standard of Points as well as being 'placed'. CORRESPONDENCE All correspondence must be accompanied by a stamped address envelope if a reply is required. Any complaint related to the Show must be forwarded to the Show Managers within seven days of the show. To prevent disappointment it is recommended that all exhibitors enclose a stamped addressed postcard with their entries, to be returned as acknowledgement of receipt of entries. NOTICE OF CHANGE An announcement on the official GCCF website or the London Cat Club website of any alterations or additions made to this schedule or in these regulations shall be deemed sufficient notice. SHOW WITHDRAWALS AND ALTERATIONS The last date for withdrawal of a cat from a show is the advertised closing date. After this date the cat/s concerned may not be withdrawn from the catalogue of the show and the 13 day rule about entering two shows within 13 days will apply. There will be no refund of entry fees if the cat is not present at the show but the entry in the catalogue must not be withdrawn. This ruling does not prevent Show Managers from returning entries after the closing date of the show if they are unable to accept them into the show because the show is full. ALL WITHDRAWALS MUST BE IN WRITING. ALL ALTERATIONS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO ENTRY FORMS MUST BE MADE IN WRITING TO THE SHOW MANAGER. NB No telephone alterations and/or deletions will be accepted. All exhibits MUST be entered according to their status at the closing date of entries Corrections to your entry form can be made on show day. ABBREVIATIONS: AC - Any Colour; AOC - Any other Colour; Self- one Colour, Non-Self More than One Colour, AV - Any Variety; LH - Long Hair; SH - Short hair; SLH - Semi Longhair; M - Male; F - Female; MN - Male Neuter; FN - Female Neuter; PHOTOGRAPHY No photographs of any exhibit shall be taken without the owner's permission and no flash photography without the Show Managers' permission. Warm/cold packs MAY be used in pen, but MUST be covered by a white blanket. Small battery fans on pens may be dangerous. Please consult the Show Manager before using one of these

Prefix KAGURA BREEDERS CUP ENTRY FORM Breeder Cat 1 Cat 2 Cat 3 Name of Cat Breed No Sex Date of Birth Owner Organiser of entry Fee of 12 per group of 3 cats.

ENTRY FEES ENTER ON-LINE at GCCFCATS.org it s really easy and quick! PEDIGREE & HOUSEHOLD PET SECTIONS:- Burmese Cat Club Members 28.00 per exhibit Non-Members 32.00 per exhibit This includes Penning, Breed/Colour/Title Class, up to 2 Miscellaneous/Club Classes and one free entry pass per entry form. (Joint owners receive 2) Additional Classes: 3.00 per class (Max 2 classes) Kagura Cup: 12 entry fee for 3 cats Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope with your entries for confirmation of acceptance Double Pens: 14.00 Extra Exhibition Pens: 18.00 Extra admission tickets can be purchased with entry 3.00 Adults, 2.00 Senior Citizens and Children The Committee would like to draw your attention to the following: Any entry which the fees are paid for by cheque that is returned marked 'Refer to Drawer' will be withdrawn from the show until a fee of 15.00 is paid to cover administration and bank charges and the entry fee paid in full. ADVERTS - FULL PAGE ONLY A5 with margins digital copy ('Word' or 'PDF' format) only Please contact Show Manager for pricing of non-digital copy Exhibitors / Clubs - 16.00 Trade on application REMEMBER YOU CAN JOIN THE CLUB WITH YOUR SHOW ENTRY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MEMBERS RATES. APPLICATION FORM AT THE BACK OF THE SCHEDULE. YOU CAN PAY SUBS ON_LINE WITH SHOW ENTRY Breed Classes: Olympian Classes: Imperial Classes: Grand Classes: Best of Breed/Colour: Club Classes: Miscellaneous: Best adult, kitten, neuter Best in Show: Please return to the Show Manager AWARDS: Rosettes for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd Special Rosette for Olympian Winner and Reserve Special Rosette for Imperial Grand & Reserve Special Rosette for Grand and Reserve Special Rosettes for Cats, Kittens and Neuters Special Rosettes Prize Cards for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd places Special Rosettes Special Rosette

Burmese Cat Club Come and join us in the Info Zone Presentations/Demonstrations/Posters Diabetes in Burmese cats can we blame the genes? Presentation by Katarina Hazuchova, Diabetic Remission Clinic, Royal Veterinary College Urine-off a cleaning revolution Demonstration of this great product by Bob Towner from Bio-fresh Environmental *A quick guide to GCCF titles and how to win them!* *S&SCA Show before & after a Prizewinning photo display* *Showing for the first time* Show Specials Special gifts for BOB winners including home-made cake curtesy of Lorraine Power Show sponsorship available. Why not sponsor a class?

Ex Exhibition EC Exhibition with critique Exhibition Titled classes B1 Imperial Grand Champion (Olympian class) Male...Miss C A Lewis B2 Imperial Grand Champion (Olympian class) Female...Miss C A Lewis B3 Imperial Grand Premier (Olympian class) Male... Ms P L Mansaray B4 Imperial Grand Premier (Olympian class) Female... Ms P L Mansaray B5 Burmese Grand Champion (Imperial class)... Ms S Ferguson B6 Brown or Blue Burmese Champion... Mrs V Brooks B7 Chocolate or Lilac Burmese Champion... Ms S Ferguson B8 Red or Cream Burmese Champion... Mr S Crow B9 AC Tortie Burmese Champion... Mr S Crow Breed classes B10 Brown Burmese Adult... Ms S Ferguson B11 Blue Burmese Adult... Ms S Ferguson B12 Chocolate Burmese Adult... Mrs V Brooks B13 Lilac Burmese Adult... Mrs V Brooks B14 Red Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B15 Cream Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B16 Brown Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B17 Blue Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B18 Chocolate Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B19 Lilac Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult... Ms P L Mansaray B20 Brown Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B21 Blue Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B22 Chocolate Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B23 Lilac Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B24 Red Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B25 Cream Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B26 Brown Tortoiseshell Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B27 Blue Tortoiseshell Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne

B28 Chocolate Tortoiseshell Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B29 Lilac Tortoiseshell Burmese Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B30 Burmese Grand Premier (Imperial class)...miss C A Lewis B31 Brown or Blue Burmese Premier... Ms S Ferguson B32 Chocolate or Lilac Burmese Premier... Ms S Ferguson B33 Red or Cream Burmese Premier... Ms P L Mansaray B34 AC Tortie Burmese Premier... Ms P L Mansaray B35 Brown Burmese Neuter... Mrs V Brooks B36 Blue Burmese Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B37 Chocolate Burmese Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B38 Lilac Burmese Neuter... Mrs V Brooks B39 Red Burmese Neuter...Miss C A Lewis B40 Cream Burmese Neuter...Miss C A Lewis B41 Brown Tortoiseshell Burmese Neuter...Miss C A Lewis B42 Blue Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult...Miss C A Lewis B43 Chocolate Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult...Miss C A Lewis B44 Lilac Tortoiseshell Burmese Adult...Miss C A Lewis Miscellaneous classes B45 Burmese Breeders Adult Male... Ms S A Beirne B46 Burmese Breeders Adult Female... Ms S A Beirne B47 Burmese Non-breeders Adult Male... Ms S A Beirne B48 Burmese Non-breeders Adult Female... Ms S A Beirne B49 Burmese Debutante Adult... Mr S Crow B50 Burmese Maiden Adult... Mr S Crow B51 Burmese Aristocrat Adult... Mrs V Brooks B52 Burmese Adolescent Adult... Mrs V Brooks B53 Burmese Junior Adult... Mrs V Brooks B54 Burmese Senior Adult... Mrs V Brooks B55 Burmese Veteran Adult... Mrs V Brooks B56 Burmese Radius Adult... Ms S Ferguson B57 Burmese Visitors Adult... Ms S Ferguson B58 Burmese Breeders Kitten Male... Mr S Crow B59 Burmese Breeders Kitten Female... Mr S Crow

B60 Burmese Non-breeders Kitten Male... Mr S Crow B61 Burmese Non-breeders Kitten Female... Mr S Crow B62 Burmese Debutante Kitten... Ms S Ferguson B63 Burmese Maiden Kitten... Ms S Ferguson B64 Burmese Radius Kitten... Ms S Ferguson B65 Burmese Visitors Kitten... Ms S Ferguson B66 Burmese Breeders Neuter Male...Miss C A Lewis B67 Burmese Breeders Neuter Female...Miss C A Lewis B68 Burmese Non-breeders Neuter Male...Miss C A Lewis B69 Burmese Non-breeders Neuter Female...Miss C A Lewis B70 Burmese Debutante Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B71 Burmese Maiden Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B72 Burmese Aristocrat Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B73 Burmese Adolescent Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B74 Burmese Junior Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B75 Burmese Senior Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B76 Burmese Veteran Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B77 Burmese Radius Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B78 Burmese Visitors Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B79 Margaret Somers Memorial Trophy Adult... Ms S A Beirne B80 Margaret Somers Memorial Trophy Kitten... Ms S A Beirne B81 Margaret Somers Memorial Trophy Neuter... Ms S A Beirne Club classes Burmese Cat Club B82 Brown Adult... Ms S A Beirne B83 Blue Adult... Ms S A Beirne B84 Chocolate Adult... Ms S A Beirne B85 Lilac Adult... Ms S A Beirne B86 Red Adult... Mrs V Brooks B87 Cream Adult... Mrs V Brooks B88 Brown Tortie Adult... Mrs V Brooks B89 Blue Tortie Adult... Mrs V Brooks

B90 Chocolate Tortie Adult... Mrs V Brooks B91 Lilac Tortie Adult... Mrs V Brooks B92 Brown Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B93 Blue Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B94 Chocolate Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B95 Lilac Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B96 Red Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B97 Cream Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B98 Brown Tortie Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B99 Blue Tortie Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B100 Chocolate Tortie Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B101 Lilac Tortie Kitten...Miss C A Lewis B102 Brown Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B103 Blue Neuter... Mrs V Brooks B104 Chocolate Neuter... Mrs V Brooks B105 Lilac Neuter... Ms S Ferguson B106 Red Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B107 Cream Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B108 Brown Tortie Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B109 Blue Tortie Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B110 Chocolate Tortie Neuter... Ms S A Beirne B111 Lilac Tortie Neuter... Ms S A Beirne Kagura Cup B112 Kagura Cup... Mr S Crow

Governing Council of the Cat Fancy email: info@gccfcats.org web: www.gccfcats.org Tel: 01278 427 575 HP Advert 5 Kings Castle Business Park The Drove Bridgwater TA6 4AG ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOUSEHOLD PETS (Pedigree & non-pedigree) Important Note: From 1st June 2017 Household Pets will require to be registered with the GCCF in order to obtain titles. From 1st June 2017 untitled Household Pets may be entered in classes but in order to claim that title they must be registered with the GCCF as a Household Pet. Pedigree Pets already registered with GCCF need only quote their pedigree registration number. HOUSEHOLD PET (Pedigree & Non-pedigree) EXHIBITORS If your cat has won a Master, Grand Master, Imperial Grand Master, Olympian Master or UK Grand Master title at a GCCF Show, please make your claim to the GCCF Office address above. Please include the information below with your photocopies of the relevant certificates. All claims are acknowledged and, periodically, a list of Master title winners will be published on the web site, shortly after which medals that have been paid for will be sent to the owners. MASTER TITLE The title Master (M) shall be attained by the awarding of three Master certificates by three different judges at participating GCCF Championship shows. GRAND MASTER TITLE The title Grand Master (GM) shall be attained by the awarding of three Grand Master certificates by three different judges at participating GCCF Championship Shows. IMPERIAL GRAND MASTER TITLE The title Imperial Grand Master (IGM) shall be attained by the awarding of five Imperial Grand Master certificates by five different judges at participating GCCF Championship Shows. OLYMPIAN MASTER TITLE The Olympian title shall be attained by the awarding of five Olympian certificates by 5 different judges at participating Championship or Sanction GCCF shows. Only one certificate is allowed at one breed show at each level. The first five awards will be noted with the title Olympian Bronze, the 2 nd five will be noted with the title of Olympian Silver and the 3 rd five will be noted with the title of Olympian Gold (total fifteen certificates to reach Olympian Gold). MEDALS COST 16.50 per medal including 1 free bar (excluding Olympian bars), 8 per subsequent bar. Olympian bars (Bronze, Silver or Gold) are 10, if a medal is required with the Olympian bar then the fee is 26.50. UK Medals are 40. Payment with orders please. Please enclose a C5 size self-addressed envelope for acknowledgement. ALL Household pets MUST BE NEUTERED AT SIX MONTHS Please note prices above were current at the time of publication but may be subject to change, please see GCCF website ( www.gccfcats.org ) for latest price list. The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy is a company limited by guarantee Registration No. 07431259 registered in England at the above address VAT Reg. No. GB 130 7379 79 GCCF show advert HHP 02Mar17

Household pet Olympian classes B113 AC Imperial Grand Master (Olympian class) Male... Mrs C M Bone B114 AC Imperial Grand Master (Olympian class) Female... Mrs C M Bone Non-pedigree pet titled classes B115 AC Non-Pedigree Grand Master (Imperial Class)... Dr J Craig-McFeely B116 AC Non-Pedigree Master Cat (Grand Class)... Miss I Roos Non-pedigree pet longhair/semi-longhair B117 Self (Single colour) with or without White... Miss I Roos B118 Tabby or Tabby/White (except Ginger or Tortie)... Miss I Roos B119 Ginger cat of any Tabby, Tortie or Tortie Tabby pattern... Mrs C M Bone B120 Kitten... Mrs C M Bone Non-pedigree pet shorthair B121 Self (Single Colour) with or without White... Mrs C M Bone B122 Tabby or Tabby & White (except Ginger or Tortie)... Miss I Roos B123 Ginger cat of any Tabby, Tortie or Tortie Tabby pattern... Miss I Roos B124 Kitten... Dr J Craig-McFeely Pedigree pet titled classes B125 AC Pedigree Pet Grand Master Cat (Imperial Class)... Mrs C M Bone B126 AC Pedigree Pet Master Cat (Grand Class)... Dr J Craig-McFeely Pedigree pet longhair/semi-longhair B127 Self (Single colour) with or without White... Mrs L D B Taylor B128 Tabby or Tabby & White (except Red or Tortie) LH... Miss I Roos B129 Red cat of any Tabby, Tortie or Tortie Tabby pattern... Dr J Craig-McFeely B130 Any Other Colour or Pattern (Ticked, Tipped, Smoke, Pointed)... Miss I Roos B131 Kitten... Miss I Roos Pedigree pet shorthair B132 Self (Single Colour) with or without White... Miss I Roos B133 Tabby or Tabby & White (except Red or Tortie)... Miss I Roos B134 Red cat of any Tabby, Tortie or Tortie Tabby pattern... Mrs L D B Taylor B135 Any Other Colour or Pattern (Ticked, Tipped, Smoke, Pointed) Mrs L D B Taylor B136 Kitten... Miss I Roos

Miscellaneous classes B137 AV Cat/Kitten Never Shown Before... Miss I Roos B138 AV Cat Under 3 Years Old... Mrs C M Bone B139 AV Cat Over 3 Years Old... Mrs C M Bone B140 AV Veteran Cat Over 7 Years Old... Mrs C M Bone B141 AV Rescue Cat/Kitten... Miss I Roos B142 AV Cat/Kitten Resident in Surrey or Sussex... Dr J Craig-McFeely B143 AV Cat/Kitten Resident Outside Surrey and Sussex... Dr J Craig-McFeely B144 AV Cat/Kitten Who Lives with a Pedigree Cat... Dr J Craig-McFeely B145 AV Cat/Kitten Who is Owned by a Junior (Under 16 Years Old)... Miss I Roos B146 Friendliest Cat/Kitten... Miss I Roos B147 Best Groomed Cat/Kitten... Dr J Craig-McFeely B148 Prettiest Female Cat/Kitten... Mrs C M Bone B149 Most Handsome Male Cat/Kitten... Mrs C M Bone B150 Cat with Most Expressive Eyes... Mrs C M Bone B151 Cat/Kitten Judge Would Most Like to Take Home... Miss I Roos B152 AC Pedigree Pet Adult or Kitten... Mrs C M Bone B153 AC Non-Pedigree Adult or Kitten... Mrs C M Bone Burmese Cat Club Classes B154 BCC: AC LH/SLH Adult or Kitten... Mrs C M Bone B155 BCC: AC SH Adult or Kitten... Mrs C M Bone

WOKING LEISURE CENTRE, KINGFIELD ROAD, WOKING, GU22 9BA Situated just outside Woking's main town centre. https://www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/centres/woking-leisure-centre/ DIRECTIONS FROM M25 JUNCTION 10 FROM THE SOUTH: Take the A3 towards Guildford. At the first slip road follow A247, sign posted WOKING. At Old Woking, turn left at the T junction (still following A247). The Leisure Centre is approximately 1 mile on the right-hand side. JUNCTION 11 FROM THE NORTH: Take the A320 to WOKING, the Leisure Centre is sign posted. CAR PARK & VETTING IN: Please use the MAIN ENTRANCE into the Leisure Centre, then continue driving past the main building to the rear of the leisure center to park in the undercover 3G car park. There is pay and display in operation in this car park. Parking permits for 3G parking only can be purchased in advance with your show entry at a cost of 2. There will be no reduced price parking permits available on show day. Pay and display purchased on show day will be 10 (current price). Car park charges are in operation in all parts of the Leisure Centre. Parking is operated by Woking Borough Council. BCC 201118 Final