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The
4th Height Jumping Cup, sponsored by DogFest, is continuing for a
further year in support of the introduction of a 4th height in Kennel Club
tests. The competition is open to dogs measuring into the KC Large height (i.e.
over 430mm). There will be ten heats around the country during 2015/2016,
culminating in the Grand Final in the main arena at the dog-centric public event DogFest 2016 at Great Park on 25-26 June. This exciting competition is your
opportunity to try your smaller Large dog over a lower height, so please do give
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Agility
Challenge 2018
The Agility Challenge celebrates all that is good in the Agility calendar. It is one
of the must try for annual finals for the rising stars of the Agility world.
In 2018 it is being organised by Country Shows Agility and, for the first
time, is open to Large
dogs G1-4. |
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The
Agility Club Starters Challenge
This competition is open to all Grade
1-2 dogs of the correct size for each heat, but only those handled by an
Agility Club member at the time of competing may qualify for the Final. |
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Agility for
Juniors Junior Open Championship
Aimed at encouraging Junior handlers to compete in Agility and to prepare
them for future competitions. |
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Agria Brillo Bounce
The
Brillo International Bounce
was launched in 2013 by Graham Taylor as a competition exclusively for Small and Medium dogs. It was named after a small dog he used to have
- and yes, you guessed it. It's Kennel Club name was Brillo
Pad. In 2017 Agria Pet Insurance agreed to sponsor this competition as part of
their overall programme to support the sport of Dog Agility. |
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The Animal Health
Company Classic
An agility competition for all sizes in a Steeplechase style course that
features the Westcott's Water Jump! |
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Agria Brillo Bounce
The Brillo Bounce
was launched in 2013 by Graham Taylor as a competition exclusively for Small and Medium dogs. It was named after a small dog he used to have
- and yes, you guessed it. It's Kennel Club name was Brillo
Pad. In 2017 Agria Pet Insurance agreed to sponsor this competition as part of
their overall programme to support the sport of Dog Agility. |
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Blenheim Palace Horse
Trials Dog Agility Stakes
The Blenheim Palace Horse
Trials Dog Agility Stakes, the brainchild of Sandra Adams, is a
prestigious new competition for 2018 which will be open to Large dogs
(full height only) G1-7. |
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Burns
Welsh Handler of the Year
The
Burns Pet Nutrition Welsh Handler of the Year competition is open to any Large,
Medium or Small dog with a handler and/or owner (inc. joint) resident since 1
January 2015 or born in Wales. Dogs must run in two classes - one Agility and
one Jumping. Times and faults are added together with the winner being the dog
with fastest combined time and least faults. Eliminations are given 200 faults.
In the event of a tie, a further Jumping round will be held to determine the
overall competition winner(s). In the Jumping class, the winner of the Agility
round will run last and so on down to 12th place, according to placing achieved.
(Not size). There will be one set of awards for each class. |
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The Camddwr Cup
The Camddwr Cup consists of eight
heats which are held at various Kennel Club licensed agility shows around the
country under KC rules and regulations. These heats will run throughout the year
with the Grand Final being held by kind permission of the Dog Vegas team, at
the Bakewell Agility Show in September. The first four handlers and dogs from
each heat will be invited to compete in the final. It will be open to eligible
dogs from Grades 3-5. |
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Crufts
Qualifiers
A series of competitions run
over a year culminating in the largest show of the year. |
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CSJ Highland Agility Stakes
CSJ Highland Agility Stakes is the only competition for senior
and advanced agility dogs (G5-7) which open to competitors from across the UK but with qualifiers and finals
exclusively held in Scotland. It consists of two agility classes - a
Preliminary event and the Final, run to KC rules and regulations with
jumps at full height. It's aim is to showcase the best of Scottish agility! |
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First
Contact - Large G6
A competition with 10 qualifying heats for Large dogs eligible
for Grade 6. |
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First Contact Master Series
Open to all UKA Champion
Level Performance dogs over agility and jumping courses. |
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First Place Processing
Large G1-3
A competition with 10
qualifying heats for Large dogs eligible for Grades 1, 2 & 3. |
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Just So Jump & Twist Pairs
It will be for
all heights - Small, Medium and Large - and the results will be
combined. One dog will complete an agility course and the other dog a
jumping course. |
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The Kennel Club Olympia
ABC Agility Stakes
This competition is a special agility competition open to all dogs
excluding Border Collies, Working Sheepdogs and any of their Crosses. |
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The Kennel Club Olympia Large Agility Stakes
For Large dogs competing at Grades 6-7. |
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The Kennel
Club Olympia Medium Agility Stakes
This competition will be classified as combined Grades 1 to 7
and judged under the Kennel Club Regulations for standard classes. |
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The Kennel Club
Olympia Novice Agility Stakes
For Large dogs competing at
Grades 3-5. |
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The Kennel
Club Olympia Small Agility Stakes
This competition will be classified as Small Dog combined
Grades 1 to 7 and judged under the Kennel Club Regulations for standard
classes. |
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The Kennel Club
Small Mixi Pairs
This is a competition consisting of
eight heats of jumping. The competition is open to small dogs, partnering
either a medium dog or a large dog, and heats will be scheduled as a
Special combined
class for Grades 1 to 7. |
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The Kennel Club
Starters Cup
A competition for the rising stars of Agility
G1-2 with final at Discover Dogs. |
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Laser Knockout Pairs
The class will be open to
all sizes and grades of dogs. Pairs can be two Large dogs, two Medium
dogs or two Small dogs. Pairs cannot be a mixture of sizes. |
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Longhedge
Show Processing (LHSP) Large ABC Jumping
A competition with 10
qualifying heats for all Large dogs excluding Border Collies, Working
Sheepdogs and their crosses (Any breeds but Collies). |
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LOW 550
LOW
550 is a national jumping cup competition for
handlers wishing to compete in a prestigious qualifier at the same height as the
Lower Height Option at Kennel Club Agility tests. Sponsored by the
internationally renowned SMART (Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy)
Clinic, this special event is open to all dogs in the Large height category
(i.e. measuring over 430mm at the withers) with hurdles set at 550mm. |
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LOW
550 Scotland
LOW 550
Scotland is a Jumping Cup competition for handlers wishing to compete in a
prestigious qualifier at the same height as the Lower Height Option at KC Agility
tests. This Special sponsored event is open to all dogs in the Large height
category (i.e. measuring over 430mm at the withers) and with hurdles set at
550mm. The organisers are the same people who are doing the 4th Height Jumping
Cup and the LOW 550, with the addition of a Scot to help out locally. All are 4th Height Supporters. |
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SAM'S LOW
Steeplechase Cup
After
the success of SAM's League, Emily Osborne was asked about running a qualifier
for Small and Medium dogs as they often could not enter LHO classes. It’s been
more work organising than she expected but really fun to see how the idea has
developed. |
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SWAT Team Sprint
The new SWAT Team Sprint 2024 has got
off to a great start.
The aim of the competition is to
create a fun event that was accessible to as many people as possible and
introduce the chaos of 'Team's to a new generation.
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Triple Team Qualifier
The Triple Team
Qualifier (TTQ) is a team agility event for three handler/dogs of any height
combination, organised
by Hannah Grantham. Heats will be held throughout 2015 with two teams
from each heat qualifying for the final Who will be crowned the TTQ Champions? |
