Central New England Brittany Club Linda McCartney-Field Trial Secretary 150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011 FIELD TRIAL PREMIUM LIST Event # 2018147303 Central New England Brittany Club June 1, 2 & 3, 2018 AKC LICENSED FIELD TRIAL This Field Trial is Held Under the Rules and Procedures of the American Kennel Club Location: Flaherty Field Trial Area 91 Tromley Road, East Windsor, CT All stakes open to all pointing breeds except Amateur Walking Gun Dog which is open to Brittanys Only Bitches in season may not compete ALL ENTRIES with fees must be received by the Field Trial Secretary by the official closing hour. Mail advance entries with checks to: Linda McCartney 150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011 Phone: (484) 506-4116 No calls after 10 PM please ENTRIES LIMITED to the number of dogs that can be run during available daylight hours, entries will close when the limit is reached if this occurs prior to specified closing time. Entries will close: at 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 30, 2018 150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA Drawing will take place: at 7:00 PM, Wednesday, May 30, 2018 150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011 JUDGES Tania Lewandowski- Open Puppy Amt Walking Puppy, Amt Limited Gun Dog Katrin Tazza- Open Derby, Amt Walking Gun Dog Paige Davis- Open All Age, Open Gun Dog Andrew Campbell- Open All Age Edward Kostka- Open Limited Gun Dog, Amt Limited Gun Dog Doug Welsh Open Gun Dog, Open Limited Gun Dog John Short- Amt Walking Puppy, Amt Walking Derby Henry Wierzbicki- Amt Walking Gun Dog Les Casselberry- Open Puppy, Open Derby, Amt Walking Derby Walking Hunting Dog Judges To Be Announced FIELD TRIAL MARSHALS: Art Hembrough, Jeff Currier
STAKES SCHEDULE ENTRY FEE Course A (Corral side) Open All Age Friday June 1-7 AM $52.00 Open Derby To Follow $45.00 Open Gun Dog To follow $52.00 Amt Limited Gun Dog To Follow $52.00 Open Puppy To Follow $35.00 Open Limited Gun Dog To Follow $52.00 Course B (Clubhouse side) Amateur Walking Puppy Saturday, June 2-7AM $35.00 Amateur Walking Derby To Follow $45.00 Amateur Walking Gun Dog To Follow $52.00 June1-3,2018 2018147303 To be run on first available course Amateur Walking Hunting Dog Saturday, June 2 (Judges TBA) $35.00 The trial is being run as a flexible format trial and the club reserves the right to rearrange the running order of the stakes, add or rearrange judges if conditions warrant. COURSES & BIRDS Single course without bird field. Released quail and/or chukar, native woodcock, pheasant Horseback handling will be permitted in all Open stakes and the Amateur Limited Gun Dog stake. All other stakes walking handlers only. Firearms:.22 or.32 caliber blanks must be used and only manufactured solid barrel firearms, with blank shells or crimps, which prevent a projectile of any kind from leaving the barrel, permitted. No firing in Puppy stakes. Tracking Collars permitted in accordance with AKC guidelines. PRIZES Standard AKC Rosettes to all placed dogs. OFFICERS President Linda McCartney,150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011 Vice President Jeff Currier,150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011 Secretary Dorothy Boyatzi, 410 Barre Road, Phillipston, MA 01331 Treasurer Roger Gilman, 4 Adkins Dr Mendon MA 01756 FIELD TRIAL COMMITTEE Chairperson: Jeff Currier, Alburtis PA 18011 Secretary: Linda McCartney, Alburtis PA 18011 Jane Bjork, Joan Bevers, Art Hembrough, Kim Hatton, Dottie Boyatzi
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND BRITTANY CLUB Spring FIELD TRIAL June 1-3, 2018 June 1-3,2018 2018147303 The officers and members of the Central New England Brittany Club invite you to join us at our Spring Field Trial to be held at the Flaherty Field Trial Area, E. Windsor, CT on June 1, 2 & 3, 2018. Please note the following information: Entries will close Wednesday May 30th, at 6:00 p.m. Mail advance entries to Field Trial Secretary, Linda McCartney 150 Bitting Rd Alburtis PA 18011. Phone and email (preferred) entries will be accepted, (484) 506-4116 or email: Triumph826@gmail.com. PayPal payments will also be accepted. An entry in this field trial constitutes a waiver of Liability to the Central New England Brittany Club it s officers, members, participants, land owners and Flaherty Field Trial Area accepts no responsibility for damage or injury to any property, dogs, horses or persons. Camping is permitted but there are no hookups and water is not available. There will be a Wrangler - Wrangler info: Robin Shadle Phone 570 660-7045. If you will be using a Wrangler horse, please contact Robin. Handlers are to make their own arrangements for horses. Both walking and horseback handlers are permitted in open stakes. Food will be available Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The club requests that dogs not be left on a stakeout chain unless someone is to be in the immediate vicinity. Please be sure that all horses are properly secured after the day s running. Please fill any holes in your area before leaving the grounds. Happy hour after the last brace on Saturday. Food donations gratefully accepted! Running Order: In order to accommodate as many entries as possible we will run stakes concurrently on two separate courses. If you are running in concurrent stakes please make sure you have an alternate handler in case of conflict. Emergency Info: Police, Fire, Ambulance E. Windsor, 911 Level 1 Trauma Center Bay State Medical Center 413 794-0000 Vet on Call 24 hrs Connecticut Vet Center 860-233- 8564 Directions to Flaherty: Take I-91 to exit 44. Go South on RT 5 about 1.1 miles. Left onto Tromley Rd. Flaherty FT area is about a mile down the road on left, across from wooden Flaherty sign
Regulations Governing the Use of Tracking Devices at AKC Pointing Dog Events The following Regulations become effective August 1, 2009. The use of tracking devices is solely for locating the dog once the dog is no longer under judgment. Information obtained through the use of a tracking device must not be used to aid the handler, scout or judges. If the host club allows tracking devices, the following regulations on their use will apply. 1. AKC Approved -- Only tracking devices approved by the AKC Performance Events Department will be permitted. The collar and receiver must be used as received from the manufacturer. No modifications may be made other than name tags may be added. The collar surface against the dog's neck shall be flat. Approval will include both the collar and the receiver. 2. Carrying Receivers -- The scout may not carry a receiver. The handler may carry a receiver with the permission of the Judges. The receiver must be turned off while the dog is under judgment. 3. Receivers in the Gallery Must Be Turned Off -- No one in the gallery shall track the dogs while the dogs are under judgment. 4. No "Outside" Communications -- No one shall communicate in any manner with the handler, scout, judges or gallery any information obtained through the use of a tracking device while the dogs are under judgment. This includes the use of cell phones. 5. Receivers May Only Be Used Once the Dog is No Longer Under Judgment -- Receivers shall only be activated once judgment has concluded. If a dog is gone at time, the dog is still under judgment until the judges indicate otherwise. 6. Dogs Lost From Previous Braces -- If a dog is lost from a previous brace, the handler and scout may use their receivers during the next brace solely for the purpose of locating their dog. Once the dog is located, they must immediately turn off their receivers. They must not communicate any information they obtain through the use of their receivers concerning the dogs currently under judgment. 7. Judges May Not Consider Information Obtained Through Tracking Devices -- Judges are not to consider any information obtained through the use of a tracking device. No one shall use information from a tracking device to attempt to influence a judge or to discredit the judge's decision. 8. The use of a tracking collar is an elective and it is the handler's responsibility to furnish the device. The running of a stake shall not be held up due to the lack of a tracking device. 9. Two--Collar Rule -- A dog may wear no more than two collars. All collars shall be worn on the dog's neck. If the handler elects to use a tracking collar, it shall remain on the dog during the entire time the dog is under judgment. If the handler removes the tracking collar, the dog shall be considered out of judgment. Only one of the two collars may be a tracking collar. 10. The use of tracking devices is at the discretion of the host club. For both Field Trials and Hunting Tests, the premium list must state that tracking devices are not allowed, otherwise they will be allowed. 11. Rescinding Use -- Use of specific tracking devices may be rescinded at any time by the AKC Performance Events Department if the regulations pertaining to their use become overly difficult to enforce or in the case of repeated misuse. 12. Tracking devices may be worn during call backs, including a call back for retrieve. If a dog did not wear a tracking collar during its brace, it may not wear one in a call back. Note -- Electronic flashing collars are not allowed in AKC Pointing Breed field events. If an Event Committee determines a violation of these Regulations may have occurred, the accused (which includes anyone involved in the misuse of the tracking device including the act of communicating improperly obtained information) shall be charged with misconduct. An Event Committee hearing must be held. If the Event Committee determines through the hearing process that a violation did occur, the accused shall be immediately suspended from all forms of participation in AKC Pointing Breed field events. The dog shall be disqualified from the stake. Central New England Brittany Club Check Out Our Web Site (A Work In Progress) At www.cnebc.org