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Adams Agility Qualifiers
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The Large Final will be held on 18 July and judged by Steve Read while the Dinky Derby Final will be held on 19 July 2015 and judged by Ian Smith. Rosettes will be placed to 5th and trophies to 2nd place.
Qualifiers of the Adams Derby will be invited to compete in the Final on 18 July 2015. The Prize for the final is £100 voucher to use at Adams Agility. The winner and subsequent places will be decided on the fastest time with least faults over the second section of the course. Rosettes will be placed to 15th, trophies to 3rd
This class must be judged under the appropriate Kennel Club rules in force at the time of the competition.
All competitors entering the class will be deemed to have agreed to abide by the rules of the Kennel Club and the specific regulations governing this class.
The competition is open to Kennel Club registered dogs eligible to compete at large height grades 3, 4 and 5 only.
Handlers may enter more than one dog in the competition and may qualify more than one dog for the final event.
Qualifiers may enter further heats for competition, providing they are eligible. Handlers who gain a place in a heat with a previously qualified dog should inform the Show Secretary on the date of the show of this fact.
The first four dogs from each heat will be invited to compete in the final.
The next four dogs from each heat will be held as reserves.
In the event of a dog being unable to compete in the final due to unavailability, illness or injury the reserves from that heat will be called up in numerical order.
In the event of a handler being unable to compete in a heat due to illness or injury a substitute handler for the qualifying dog will be allowed to run the dog.
The first section of the competition will contain the following pieces of equipment: A Frame, Dogwalk, Seesaw, a rising spread jump and a long jump. The placement of these obstacles is at the Judge's discretion.
The first section is un-timed and dogs must successfully complete this section without faults before proceeding to the second section of the competition. Dogs with faults will not be allowed to proceed to the second section.
The second section of the course is to be set as a fast flowing speed course which is timed and will contain no more than fourteen but no less than twelve single pole hurdles plus a set of twelve weaves. The placement of these obstacles is at the Judge's discretion.
Handlers are not allowed to touch their dogs between the separate elements of the first section but may touch their dogs between the first and second sections of the competition.
The object of the competition is to complete the control section of the class successfully before competing, against the clock, on a jumping course.
The winner and subsequent places will be decided on the fastest time with least faults over the second section of the course.
These classes must be judged under the appropriate Kennel Club rules in force at the time of the competition.
All competitors entering the class will be deemed to have agreed to abide by the rules of the Kennel Club and the specific regulations governing the class.
The competition is open to Kennel Club registered dogs eligible to compete at small and medium height, heights will be set at 450mm for Medium dogs and 350mm for Small dogs, the classes are open for dogs competing at grades 1-7.
Handlers may enter more than one dog in the competition and may qualify more than one dog for the final event.
Qualifiers may enter further heats for competition, providing they are eligible. Handlers who gain a place in a heat with a previously qualified dog should inform the Show Secretary on the date of the show of this fact.
The first four dogs from each heat will be invited to compete in the final.
The next four dogs from each heat will be held as reserves.
In the event of a dog being unable to compete in the final due to unavailability, illness or injury the reserves from that heat will be called up in numerical order.
In the event of a handler being unable to compete in a heat due to illness or injury a substitute handler for the qualifying dog will be allowed to run the dog.
The first section of the competition will contain the following pieces of equipment: A Frame, Dogwalk, Seesaw, a rising spread jump and a long jump. The placement of these obstacles is at the Judge's discretion.
The first section is un-timed and dogs must successfully complete this section without faults before proceeding to the second section of the competition. Dogs with faults will not be allowed to proceed to the second section.
The second section of the course is to be set as a fast flowing speed course which is timed and will contain no more than fourteen but no less than twelve single pole hurdles plus a set of twelve weaves. The placement of these obstacles is at the Judge's discretion.
Handlers are not allowed to touch their dogs between the separate elements of the first section but may touch their dogs between the first and second sections of the competition.
The object of the competition is to complete the control section of the class successfully before competing, against the clock, on a jumping course.
When the Adams team first started to think about introducing a new final in 2012, they thought long and hard about what sort of qualifiers were missing, and that's how they decided to host a jumping competition. While there are lots of Agility finals around there are very few Jumping ones that standard Kennel Club classes. This means that all dogs get a good attempt at qualifying for a Final even if they are not as good at Agility as they are jumping.
The 4th Final will be held at the Adams Agility Show on 30 August 2015and judged by Charlie Wyatt. The sponsor will be Paws Trading.
The Qualifier is open to dogs eligible for Grades 1 3 and – 7 and run over Large height. This is a Standard Kennel Class held under KC rules. The top four handlers from each heat will be invited to go through to the Final, sponsored by Paws Trading, which this year will be held at the Adams Agility show on 30 August 2015. A heat would need to be split into two parts if the number of dogs entered exceeded KC maximums. This would mean a duplicate of prizes with the first two handlers and dogs in each part going forward. Rosettes will be placed to 15th and trophies to 3rd place.
The shows listed below will host The Adams Jumping Cup Qualifiers
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Eligibility for the competition under the Kennel Club classification and open to dogs competing at large height grades 1-3 and 4-7 (separate qualifiers and final). The competition must be judged under the appropriate Kennel Club Rules in force at the time of the event.
Competitors entering the competition must be deemed to have agreed to abide by those Rules and Regulations.
Competitors may enter more than one dog in a heat. Each heat is open to all competitors eligible for Grades 1-3 and separately Grades 4-7.
Qualifiers may enter further heats for competition, providing they are eligible. Handlers who gain a place in a heat with a previously qualified dog should inform the Show Secretary on the date of the show of this fact.
The first 4 from each heat going through to the final, 5th and 6th place being reserves for that heat. In the event of a dog qualifying more than once for the final, reserves will be taken from the appropriate heat.
At the end of 2013, Adams took over the Laser Pairs Qualifiers from Jenny and Blair Willis. The main change has been that competitors must start immediately when the judge blows the whistle or else incur 100 faults.
New for 2015 is the Small and Medium Showoffs Laser Pairs which will be run over Small height only with either 1 x Small and 1 x Medium pair or X Small dogs.
The Qualifier is open to dogs eligible for Grades 1–7. The course consists of no more than 10 obstacles which may include tunnel and no more than 6 weaves.
The top four Pairs from each heat will go through to the Final at the Adams Agility show on 29 August 2015. The sponsor and prizes to be confirmed.
2015 list of qualifying shows –
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The Laser Knockout Pairs is meant to be a fun competition. The winners and runners up for each heat will receive a trophy and rosettes will be presented to the last eight Pairs.
** Important ** - Once a pair has qualified for the final, they may not run in further heats for the Final which they have qualified for, you may swap dogs if you have already entered a future heat**
The class will be open to all Large dogs.
The top four pairs from each heat will qualify for the Final, which will take place on 29th August 2014 at Adams Open Show at Catton Hall.
Handlers may enter more than one pair. Dogs may only compete in one pair in any heat. If a handler has entered more than one pair and is drawn to run against themselves, they may nominate another handler to run one of the dogs. That handler must then continue to run the dog for the rest of the heat and if they qualify for the final, they must run the dog in the final. Alternatively the handler can nominate which pair should continue in the heat.
The pairs will compete against each other over two similar courses. There will be a judge for each course. There will be a baton change between the first and second handler which must take place behind a line, failure to do so will incur 100 faults. Time and faults will be added together and the winning pair will be the one with the lowest time. The judges' decision will be final.
The course will be a fast flowing speed course consisting of 10 obstacles, made up of jumps, tunnels and weaves (6 poles) only. Normal marking will apply. If a dog is eliminated, it will incur 100 faults. Should both pairs be eliminated, the pair which was eliminated first will lose.
The first dog must start once the judge blows the whistle, failure to start on the whistle will incur 100 faults, re setting your dog or waiting for the other team to start will not be allowed.
The winning pairs from each round will go through to the next round until there is only one pair remaining.
Pairs will be issued with a running order which must be strictly adhered to. Pairs failing to run when due will be eliminated and the other pair will go through to the next round.
Only handlers and dogs originally entered may compete at the final (except in the case of rule 3, Any changes are at the organisers discretion.
The Showoffs Laser Knockout Pairs is a fun competition, sponsored by Showoffs Rosettes. The winners and runners up for each heat will receive a trophy and rosettes will be presented to the last eight Pairs.
The class will be open to all small/medium dogs.
The top four pairs from each heat will qualify for the Final, which will take place on 29th August 2014 at Adams Open Show at Catton Hall.
All dogs will run over 350mm, the pair will either consist of 2 small dogs or one small dog and one medium dog.
Handlers may enter more than one pair. Dogs may only compete in one pair in any heat. If a handler has entered more than one pair and is drawn to run against themselves, they may nominate another handler to run one of the dogs. That handler must then continue to run the dog for the rest of the heat and if they qualify for the final, they must run that dog in the final. Alternatively the handler can nominate which pair should continue in the heat.
The pairs will compete against each other over two similar courses. There will be a judge for each course. There will be a baton change between the first and second handler which must take place behind a line, failure to do so will incur 100 faults. Time and faults will be added together and the winning pair will be the one with the lowest time. The judges' decision will be final.
The first dog must start once the judge blows the whistle, failure to start on the whistle will incur 100 faults, re setting your dog or waiting for the other team to start will not be allowed.
The course will be a fast flowing speed course consisting of 10 obstacles, made up of jumps, tunnels and weaves (6 poles) only. Normal marking will apply. If a dog is eliminated, it will incur 100 faults. Should both pairs be eliminated, the pair which was eliminated first will lose.
The winning pairs from each round will go through to the next round until there is only one pair remaining.
Pairs will be issued with a running order which must be strictly adhered to. Pairs failing to run when due will be “knocked out” and the other pair will go through to the next round.
Only handlers and dogs originally entered may compete at the final (except in the case of rule 3, Any changes are at the organisers' discretion.
Important- **Once a pair has qualified for the final, they may not run in further heats for the final which they have qualified for, you may swap dogs if you have already entered a future heat**
There is nothing more most people love than watching the Anysise dogs having fun and getting to stretch out on a fast open course, so in 2013 Adams created a special competition just for them.
It is a special class open to all dogs who don't compete for whatever reason in Standard KC classes. The heats are run throughout the Winter series and the early show season with the Final being held at the Adams show on 16 May, this year judged by Carol Disley.
Last years Final was so much fun. It got quite competitive on a fun level with lots of banter around the final ring.
The 2014-2015 dates of the Anysize qualifiers are
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We at Adams Agility believe it's important to encourage the future generation to enjoy competing and having fun with their dogs. After many requests to start holding Junior classes at the Adams agility shows we decided we could also hold a Qualifier with the first Final at the end held 10 October 2015, judged by Yvonne Goode.
The Qualifier is open to dogs eligible for Grade 1-4 and G5-7 combined heights. It will be a Standard agility course held under Kennel Club rules. The top three3 from each heat will go through to the Final. Rosettes will be placed to at least 3rd, trophies to 1st and a goody bag for 2nd place.
Here is the list of heats to be held throughout 2015.
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Eligibility for the competition under the Kennel Club classification and open to dogs working all heights in grades 1-4 and 5-7. The course will be a Agility course. The competition must be judged under the appropriate Kennel Club Rules in force at the time of the event.
Competitors entering the competition must be deemed to have agreed to abide by those Rules and Regulations.
Competitors may enter more than one dog in a heat. Each heat is open to all competitors eligible for Grades 1-4 and separately Grades 5-7.
Qualifiers may enter further heats for competition, providing they are eligible. Handlers who gain a place in a heat with a previously qualified dog should inform the Show Secretary on the date of the show of this fact.
The first 3 from each heat going through to the final, 4th and 5th place being reserves for that heat. In the event of a dog qualifying more than once for the final, reserves will be taken from the appropriate heat.
The heats will be split into combined heights G1-4 and combined heights G5-7.
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