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AT 3:00 P.M. (CST), WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2013

Inaugural American Kennel Club

NATIONAL OWNER-HANDLED SERIES

FINALSOrange County Convention Center

North/South Building9899 International DriveOrlando, Florida 32819

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2013All Judging Will Be Held Indoors

Show Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.Parking $9/VehicleFREE ADMISSION

2 AKC NATIONAL OWNER-HANDLED SERIES

OFFICERS OF THE CLUBPresident & CEO, Dennis B. Sprung......................................260 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10016-2408Chief Operating Officer, Daryl Hendricks.......8051 Arco Corporate Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27617-3390Exec. Secretary, James P. Crowley .......................................260 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10016-2408Chief Financial Officer, Peter W. Farnsworth ..........................260 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10016-2408

BOARD OF DIRECTORSAlan Kalter, Chairman

Dr. William R. Newman, Vice ChairmanClass of 2014: J. Charles Garvin, M.D., Dr. William R. Newman, Patricia Scully

Class of 2015: Robert A. Amen, Dr. Carmen L. Battaglia, Steven D. Gladstone, Esq.Class of 2016: Patricia M. Cruz, William J. Feeney, Thomas Powers

Class of 2017: Lee Arnold, Carl C. Ashby III, Alan Kalter, Harvey WoodingDennis B. Sprung, Ex Officio

AKC NATIONAL OWNER-HANDLED SERIES FINALS EVENT COMMITTEEEvent Chair .............................................Dennis B. Sprung 260 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10016-2408Assistant Event Chair ...................................................................................................Jason Taylor Event Coordinator ..............................................................................................Michael L. Canalizo

All Members of the AKC Board of Directors

Hospitality - Paula Spector

PHOTOGRAPHERDon Myers Photography3628 Dunn Spring RdLabadie, MO 63055(636) 239-1402

OFFICERS/BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Member: Dog Show Superintendents AssociationAmericanKennel Club

Annually LicensedSuperintendents

Tiffany R Fields • Nancy E Gines • John Goosen • Candy E JamesChristopher L James • H T (Terry) James • Mary Beth James

Tim E James • Dorothy Lippincott • John McDonald • Sandra McDonald Antony M Onofrio • Jack David Onofrio • Patricia Onofrio • Sue Onofrio

Glen Power • Jo Nell Rogers • Michael C Schmitt • Reggie Turner Sharon Turner • Greg S Wetmore

PO Box 25764 PO Box 4660 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125-0764 Portland, Oregon 97208-4660 Phone: (405) 427-8181 • www.onofrio.com Phone: (503) 239-1080

The AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals is a specialevent, held to showcase the owner-handler that competesin AKC conformation events. Some of the procedural andcompetitive aspects of this event may not conform exactlyto the Rules Applying to Dog Shows.

JAMES P. CROWLEY, Executive Secretary

AKC NATIONAL OWNER-HANDLED SERIES 3

ENTRY FEES PER DOG • (including 50 cent AKC recording fee and $3.00 AKC Event Service Fee)AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals...............................................................................$20.00 per dog

Mail entry form with fees payable to: JACK ONOFRIO, PO Box 25764, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma73125-0764

ENTRY FORMS SUBMITTED WITHOUT FRONT & BACK ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE.

Fax, phone and online entries are acceptable (see below). The entry form for the AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals is not the standard entry form.

Be sure to include all required information.

Fees must accompany entries. Returned or postdated checks or declined credit cards do not constitute an entry fee.

ENTRY FEES

AKC NATIONAL OWNER-HANDLED SERIES FINALS - DESCRIPTION

The AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals will consist of Best of Breed judging for all dogs(regardless of championship) of a single breed or variety. Each Best of Breed winner will then goon to compete in the respective variety group. All Group First winners will progress to competefor Best AKC National Owner-Handled Series in Show. Dogs must be handled throughout the AKCNational Owner-Handled Series Finals competition by an eligible owner/handler.

DOGS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER

This competition is by invitation only. The top ten ranked dogs (plus ties) in the AKC NationalOwner-Handled Series in each breed/variety for the 2012 or 2013 qualifying years will be invitedto compete in the AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals.

2012 Qualifying Year: January 1, 2012 – October 10, 20122013 Qualifying Year: October 11, 2012 – October 9, 2013

Dogs must be handled throughout the AKC National Owner-Handled Series Finals competition by aneligible owner/handler.

PLEASE CHECK AKC/EUKANUBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WEBSITEFOR INFORMATION ON HOTEL & TRAVEL

http://www.akc.org/nationalchampionship/2013/

PUBLICATION RIGHTS - PHOTOGRAPHS & VIDEOSPUBLICATION RIGHTSBy entering this show, all owners, handlers, breeders and kennels agree that all rights to televise, video-tape, photograph, advertise, promote and publicize or otherwise exploit this show, or the persons or ani-mals participating in it or the results of the competition before, during or after the event, shall belongsolely to P & G Pet Care and The American Kennel Club and their respective assigns, including the use ofthe names, likenesses or biographical matter of all dogs, owners, handlers, breeders and kennels partici-pating in the show and no such owner, handler, breeder or kennel shall allow any other party to makecommercial use of any videotape or photograph of any person or animal participating in this competition.

NOTE:By entering this show all owners, handlers, breeders and kennels agree to make themselves avail-able for interviews if requested.

ATTENTION EXHIBITORS


JUDGESMr Eugene Blake ......................................................................8946 E 60th St, Tulsa OK 74145Mrs Roberta C Davies.....................................................100 John Haley Rd, Brimfield MA 01010Mrs Sheila DiNardo..........................................................20 Peaslee Hl, West Hartford CT 06117Mr Roger R Hartinger ....................................................3548 Centurion Dr, Cincinnati OH 45211Mrs Leah R James..................................................................59 Red Fern Rd, Havana FL 32333Mr Dennis McCoy ......................................................................8537 Smith Rd, Apex NC 27539Mr Desmond J Murphy ................................................................PO Box 257, Monroe NY 10950Mrs Cindy Vogels ........................................................3300 E Belleview Ave, Littleton CO 80121

JUDGES

At the sole discretion of the judge, the following breeds may be judged on a ramp: Boykin Spaniels,Clumber Spaniels, Field Spaniels, Sussex Spaniels, Welsh Springer Spaniels, Whippets, Irish Terriers, KerryBlue Terriers, Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Chinese Shar-Pei, Chow Chows,Keeshonden, Norwegian Buhunds & Polish Lowland Sheepdogs. Ramps are expected to be used for BassetHounds and Bulldogs. Ramps may be used in emergency situations to judge any breed. (In an emergencysituation, an exhibitor does have the option of withdrawing their entry and receiving a refund)

PLEASE NOTE: AKC BOARD MEMBERS, AKC EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYEES OF PROCTER & GAMBLE WILLNOT EXHIBIT AT THIS EVENT.

JUDGING ASSIGNMENTS

SPORTING GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mr Roger R Hartinger

HOUND GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mr Eugene Blake

WORKING GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mrs Roberta C Davies

TERRIER GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mrs Cindy Vogels

TOY GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mr Dennis McCoy

NON-SPORTING GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mr Desmond J Murphy

HERDING GROUP & BREEDSJUDGE - Mrs Leah R James

Best in ShowJudge - Mrs Sheila DiNardo

ROSETTES, AWARDS & PRIZES

Best of Breed (Variety) ..........................................................................Purple & Gold RosetteFirst in Each Variety Group ..................................................................................Blue RosetteSecond in Each Variety Group ...............................................................................Red RosetteThird in Each Variety Group...............................................................................Yellow RosetteFourth in Each Variety Group .............................................................................White RosetteBest In Show .................................................................Rhodamine Red, White & Blue Rosette

ROSETTE PRIZES

Best Owner-Handled In Show:Gift certificate redeemable for 40 pounds of Eukanuba dog food offered by Eukanuba Dog Foods

8” x 10” photograph offered by Don Myers Photography

Gift certificate offered by Pure Paws

Engraved 12” SP Chippendale Tray offered by The American Kennel Club

First in each Variety Group:8” x 10” photograph offered by Don Myers Photography

8” x 10” Engraved SP Frame offered by The American Kennel Club


SHOW VETERINARIAN (Mobile Clinic on grounds)Dr. Mary McDaniel, DVM

Lake Alfred Animal Hospital105 E. Alfred St., Lake Alfred, FL 33850

(863) 956-5700

DIRECTIONS TO THE VETERINARY EMERGENCY CLINIC(5.2 miles from show site)

(Hours after 6:00 pm Friday to 7:30 am Monday)Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida

2080 Principal Row, Orlando, FL 32837(407) 438-4449

Start out going Southeast (1 mile) on International Drive toward Convention Way. Merge onto SR-528 East - Toll Road via the ramp on the left toward Int. Airport/Cocoa/Florida’s Turnpike (3.2miles). Take Exit 4 towards US 17/Florida Turnpike/US 92/US 441 (.03 mile). Merge onto ConsulateDr. (.04 mile). Turn right onto So. Orange Blossom Trail/US 441 (.01 mile). Take the 1st right ontoPrincipal Row (.01 mile). Clinic is on the left: #2080.

Exhibitors should follow their veterinarian’s recommendations to assure their dogs are freeof internal and external parasites, any communicable disease and have appropriate vaccina-tions.

VETERINARIAN INFORMATION


DIRECTIONS TO THE SHOWDriving Directions to the OCCC North/South Building:

From the Orlando International Airport (EAST) 25 minutes

1. Go west on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)2. Go north (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center3. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse

sign or continuing north on International Drive and turning right onto Convention Way andfollowing to Universal Boulevard, turn right onto Universal Boulevard.

From Daytona Beach or Downtown Orlando (NORTHEAST)

1. Take Interstate 4 west to the SR 528 exit (Exit 72)2. Travel east on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)3. North (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center4. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse


From Gainesville, Florida (NORTHWEST) 2 hours

1. Take Interstate 75 south to Florida’s Turnpike2. Go south on Florida’s Turnpike to Interstate 4 west3. Go west on Interstate 4 to the SR 528 exit (Exit 72)4. Go east on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)5. Go north (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center6. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse


From Tampa, Florida (SOUTHWEST) 1 hour 15 minutes

1. Take Interstate 4 east to the SR 528 exit (Exit 72)2. East on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)3. North (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center4. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse


From Miami, Florida (SOUTHEAST) 3-4 hours, via Interstate 95

1. Take Interstate 95 north to SR 5282. Go west on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)3. Go north (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center4. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse


Via Florida’s Turnpike

1. Take Turnpike north to Interstate 4 west2. Go west on Interstate 4 to the SR 528 exit (Exit 72)3. Go east on SR 528 to exit 1 (International Drive)4. Go north (right) approximately one mile to Convention Center5. The North/South Building parking lot can be accessed by turning right at the South Concourse


For further assistance, please call (407) 685-1061


SCHEDULE OF EVENTSSchedule of Events - December 10 through 15, 2013 - Orlando, Florida

Tuesday December 10 Space Coast Kennel Club of Palm Bay

Wednesday December 11 Brevard Kennel ClubOrlando Dog Training Club Obedience & Rally TrialAKC/DJAA Advanced Judges Institute for Non-Sporting & Working GroupsMichael J Sauve Memorial Benefit (after the Dog Show) [email protected]

Thursday December 12 Central Florida Kennel Club Dog ShowOrlando Dog Training Club Obedience & Rally TrialAKC Institute Judging Junior ShowmanshipAKC/DJAA Advanced Judges Institute for Non-Sporting & Working GroupsAKC Canine Health Foundation Canines & Cocktails Reception

Friday December 13 Specialty ShowsFSS/Miscellaneous Breeds Open ShowOrlando Dog Training Club Obedience & Rally TrialAKC Juniors Agility CompetitionAKC Owner-Handled Series - FinalsEukanuba Breeder’s Stakes ChampionshipEukanuba World Challenge Pre-JudgingAKC Breeder-2-Breeder SeminarAKC/DJAA Advanced Judges Institute for Non-Sporting & Working GroupsBreed Specific Education and SeminarsPink Carpet Gala hosted by Eukanuba

Saturday December 14AKC/Eukanuba National Championship (Daytime and Evening events)AKC Agility InvitationalAKC Obedience ClassicAKC National Juniors Obedience CompetitionEukanuba World Challenge Opening Ceremonies (Evening Event)AKC Meet the BreedsAKC My Dog Can Do That!AKC/DJAA Advanced Judges Institute for Non-Sporting & Working GroupsBreed Specific Education and Seminars

Sunday December 15AKC/Eukanuba National Championship (Daytime and Evening events)AKC Agility InvitationalAKC Obedience ClassicEukanuba World Challenge Finals (Evening Event)AKC Meet The Breeds®AKC My Dog Can Do That!

http://www.akc.org/events/obedience/classic/

http://www.akc.org/events/agility/invitational/


http://images.akc.org/pdf/judges/advanced_judges_institute.pdf

http://www.akc.org/events/obedience/classic/2013/junior_competition.cfm

http://www.akc.org/events/obedience/classic/

http://www.akc.org/events/agility/invitational/



http://www.breedsmartpartners.com/stakes.do

http://classic.akc.org/ohs/index.cfm

http://www.akc.org/events/agility/invitational/2013/junior_competition.cfm

http://www.akc.org/events/search/index_results.cfm?action=plan&comp_type=OBED&event_number=2013006110&cde_comp_group=OBED&cde_comp_type=&NEW_END_DATE1=&key_stkhldr_event=&mixed_breed=N

http://www.akc.org/nationalchampionship/2013/Specialties_Friday_December_13_2013.pdf

http://www.akc.org/nationalchampionship/2013/Specialties_Friday_December_13_2013.pdf

http://www.akcchf.org/news-events/events/fundraising/2013-canines-cocktails.html


http://images.akc.org/pdf/judges/JSSeminarFlyer2013.pdf


http://www.akc.org/events/search/index_results.cfm?action=plan&comp_type=CONF&event_number=2013094402&cde_comp_group=CONF&cde_comp_type=&NEW_END_DATE1=&key_stkhldr_event=&mixed_breed=N






PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE SECTION CAREFULLYSince we are in a different building within the Orange County Convention Center complex this year,there are a few details that we want to share with you in advance that might be useful to yourattending the AENC week of events.

Attached are a few specifics that are intended to make your exhibiting experience as seamless andas enjoyable as possible.

Please review some of the “housekeeping” policies that all exhibitors will be expected to follow.This “World Class” facility is an exceptional show site and with that comes responsibility for ourparticipants to be aware of so our future in Orlando can be assured.

CLEAN-UP IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AT ALL EVENTS AND AT ANY HOTEL PROPERTY

Pooper scoopers will be placed at all ex-pens, (please do not “borrow” them ... we hate having tosit reviewing security tape footage to see where they go!). Clean-up personnel will be around thegrounds and near all rings. If your dog soils the parking lot, show grounds or hotel property, it isyour responsibility to clean up after it. Violators may be subject to an event committee hearing.The entire Convention Center (including all parking lots) and the hotels have 24 hour securitycameras on their grounds. Anyone found to violate these premises without cleaning up will be sub-ject to disciplinary measures that could result in suspension and the withholding of awards.

No gasoline or diesel generators are permitted inside any building. NO motorized vehicles (includ-ing Golf Carts) of any kind are permitted in the facility at any time.

No flexi-leads or “Halter Leads” allowed inside the facility at any time.

NO SOFT SIDED CRATES PERMITTED IN THE CONFORMATION GROOMING AREAS. THEY AREAPPROVED FOR OBEDIENCE AND AGILITY CRATING SECTIONS ONLY. NO TRAINING ON SHOW-GROUNDS. USE OF PRONG COLLARS OR STANDING PEDESTALS CANNOT BE USED DURING SHOWHOURS. NO UNENTERED DOGS INSIDE THE BUILDING UNLESS IN ATTENDANCE AS A SPECIALATTRACTION DOG.

EXHIBITOR UNLOADING PROCEDURE:For those arriving before the specialty day: No exhibitor unloading will be permitted into the unloading areas until Monday at 2:00 pm

You cannot drive inside the building at any time.You will need to show ID in order to enter the unloading areas. The entry gate is controlled by theOCCC facility; they will restrict the number of vehicles as needed. It’s imperative that you unloadwith speed so others can get in behind you. You will have 20 minutes to unload your vehicle. Allvehicles will be required to turn off their engines and leave the flashers on. There will be showpersonnel and uniformed security to supervise this area. Please note that this day is considered asa “set-up” day for the facility and there is a local law that restricts any children from being in thebuilding during the set-up of any event. Please do not bring children into the building on Monday.This does not include a junior showmanship exhibitor that is entered and accompanied by a parentor guardian.

For those arriving on Friday:All exhibitors may park and “roll-in” their equipment directly from the adjacent parking lot(s) orthey can follow the unloading signs to unload through the two exhibitor entrances.Eukanuba is providing exhibitors with the “Eukanuba Exhibitors Services” that will have staffavailable to assist in your unloading and finding a grooming space. Please follow the unloadingsignage and check in from the unloading line to secure this complimentary service.

NOTICE TO ALL EXHIBITORS


GROOMING AREASAll grooming will be indoors.Overnight security will be provided. Building hours are 6:00 am to 11:00 pm.There is very limited amount of space for chairs in the grooming area.Grooming and crating areas will be supervised by “Kiarry Site Control” and “The Crew” who will bepresent to assist in the grooming areas. Anyone who refuses to cooperate with the staff of eithercompany will be subject to disciplinary action.

INFORMATION ON THE OPEN AND ASSIGNED GROOMINGPLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!!

The “Assigned Spaces” must be secured in advance.Please note: The cutoff date for these assigned spaces is November 7, 2013 (which is twoweeks BEFORE the show closes on November 20, 2013) or when the available assigned limitis reached, whichever comes first. Any forms received without entries will NOT be processed.There will be one Grooming Area specifically dedicated for ALL crating and grooming, occupyingover 140,000 square feet. This will be the only location where grooming will be permitted. Theentire grooming area will have complimentary electric provided.The Grooming Area will be overseen by Harry Miller and the Kiarry Site Control Staff. Please reachout to Harry’s staff if any problems or issues arise. Only his staff will have contact with the facilityif needed. No exhibitors are authorized to make requests of the facility and could be held responsi-ble for any costs related to a request that is not approved by Harry’s staff.Look for the men in the “Orange Jackets”!“Open Grooming” This area will strictly follow a set grid for “Crates/Tables/Aisles” without exception. This is arequirement to maintain access for exhibitor and spectators in this area. Complimentary sharedelectric outlets will be placed throughout this area and no one person may claim exclusive use ofthis service.The Open Grooming areas will be arranged in “Rows & Aisles” to facilitate exhibitor space andensuring a safe and smooth operation of the event. These areas are under strict enforcement of theFire Marshals’ Regulations.

ALL CRATES AND TACK UNITS MUST BE STACKED IN THE OPEN GROOMING AREASAssigned Spaces (limited in number) Those with four or more entries may secure an assigned 80 square foot space (8’x10’) that can beset up to your personal specifications. There is a maximum limit of two assigned spaces perexhibitor which must follow the four dogs minimum. We cannot honor special requests to beplaced in or next to any specific area or person(s). There will be a special “check-in” desk staffedby Kiarry Site Control where your assigned space number will be confirmed.Each assigned 8’ x 10’ space will be provided with a complimentary 2,000 watt electric outlet withexclusive use. Also included will be a catalog page dedicated to those in assigned spaces withtheir location number. There will be an administrative fee of $150.00 per assigned space for theentire duration of the events. “Junior Showmanship Only”There is a reserved section located close to the Junior judging rings and the only dogs in this sec-tion are those dogs owned and exhibited by a competing Junior Handler and their family orguardian. No other exhibitors or handlers will be allowed to set up in this section.“Eukanuba World Challenge Only”The only dogs in this section are those dogs owned and exhibited by competing Eukanuba WorldChallenge competitors. No other exhibitors or handlers will be allowed to set up in this section.“Working Members of the Orlando Cluster”This area is restricted to those members of the three cluster clubs that might also be exhibiting orhave dogs for Meet the Breeds. This area will be monitored by the Orlando Cluster to insure properuse of the area.




The “Assigned Grooming” form can be found on page 32 of the AKC/Eukanuba NationalChampionship Premium ListBy entering this show, the exhibitors and handlers agree to follow all directions of these assistantscharged with arranging and maintaining safe and orderly conditions in the grooming areas.There will be no saving of space under any circumstance. No floor rugs are permitted. GroomingTables in excess of 24x36 will be regulated by Harry Miller and Kiarry Site Control. No soft-sidedcrates allowed in this grooming area. No drop pens can be set up in the grooming area regardlessof the use. Any containment equipment (dollies or stroller type carts) used for small dogs must bekept in the crate or table designated space. Not in the aisles.The grooming areas have 2,000 watt electric outlets every 20-25 feet which are available to allexhibitors as “shared usage”. Please take every precaution not to overload these outlets with highheat dryers. Electric at an event is closely monitored by the building Fire Marshall and anyone thatattempts to overload the outlets puts the entire event at risk. Any unsafe practices will cause thatoutlet to be removed from service. We will re-set an outlet once. If you cause it to blow a secondtime it will be pulled from service for the remainder of the event(s). These outlets are meant forsingle dryer use ONLY. You will have the option to secure an outlet with more wattage at your ownexpense. Please take care to have any cords in use off the floor and/or firmly secured to preventany trip hazards.Those who want to secure exclusive use of an outlet may do so on-site by contacting the OCCCService Desk. The cost for a 2,000 watt outlet is $263.00 for the duration of the events. PLEASE DONOT OVERLOAD ANY OUTLET UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE.

BATHING STATIONSThere will be bathing stations available to bathe dogs. These will be located outside of the groom-ing area, in dock slip N 38. The Bathing Area is a covered, well lit area in one of the dock slips.Please check in with the Pure Paws booth if you need assistance and/or grooming supplies. PurePaws is sponsoring the Bathing Station and they are happy to assist you. Please exercise care notto walk wet dogs inside the building, to avoid a safety hazard to the public attending the shows.Plan to wheel your wet dogs in a crate or carry them. We thank you in advance to pass this infor-mation along to those that will be doing the bathing. Please consider bathing your dogs at home and only doing “touch ups” at the shows.PRIVATE EXERCISE PENS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE BUILDING DURING SHOW HOURS.There will be ample indoor and covered outdoor public exercise pens located just outside designat-ed exhibitor entrances. There is a limited amount of grass for private ex-pens located adjacent tothe exhibitor’s entrances. No other grass area is approved for private ex-pens and any set up willbe subject to removal by the grounds committee. No private ex-pens will be permitted to be set upin the building during show hours or on any area around the facility or hotels. Each hotel will havedesignated exercise areas for their guests with dogs. You are required to clean up after your owndogs at all times.Private ex-pens are expected to be properly maintained for short term exercise and not as extend-ed play areas. Any pens not kept clean or properly used will be subject to removal by the groundscommittee. Harry’s staff will determine the number of ex-pens any one exhibitor or handler canerect.PLEASE NOTE: The facility sprinkler system will be activated each night between the hours of mid-night to 3:00 am to rinse the grounds.



THE SHOW RINGSThere are “ready ring areas” taped off in blue at each ring for the dogs about to be shown.THIS AREA IS RESTRICTED TO ONLY DOGS WAITING FOR THEIR RING TIME OR POSSIBLY WAITING IFA CLASS HAS BEEN DIVIDED.THE RULE IS: ONLY DOGS THAT ARE NORMALLY JUDGED ON A TABLE OR RAMP MAY BRING ACRATE OR A TABLE RINGSIDE.IF YOUR DOG IS NORMALLY EXAMINED ON THE FLOOR OR GROUND: YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVEA CRATE OR TABLE RINGSIDE.The Fire Marshall will not allow crates or tables to block any aisles in case of an emergency. Thiswill be strictly enforced. Do not attempt to bring crates or tables for any breeds that are examinedon the floor ringside. All allowable equipment must be removed within 15 minutes of the conclu-sion of your breed judging.

PARKINGThe OCCC facility controls the parking lots. We were able to secure a reduced rate of $9.00 perspace each day. We have arranged for “In and Out” privileges for the OCCC parking lots, but youshould be aware that during peak times you might not get back into the same area you left.

YOU MUST PRESENT YOUR PAID OCCC PARKING RECEIPT FOR THAT DAY FOR FREE RE-ENTRYCANADIAN EXHIBITORS MUST SUBMIT ENTRIES WITH CHECKS DRAWN ON U.S. ACCOUNTS OR WITH INTERNA-TIONAL MONEY ORDERS IN U.S. FUNDS.

There will be no refund for duplicate entries.

Dogs need be present only for scheduled judging and will be released if not needed for further judging.

Dogs allowed in rings during judging only.

Dogs must be ready for judging. Neither the club nor its Superintendents will be responsible or obligated to fur-nish any service for notifying exhibitors or their agents of Breed or Class Judging. Judges need not wait for anydog holding up a class. Owners or agents alone are responsible for the presence of their dogs in the judgingrings.

The Club reserves the right to substitute a prize of equal or greater value.

All trophies must be claimed the day of the show - None will be mailed.

All checks issued as prizes are the sole responsibility of the recipient. Lost, stolen and/or misplaced checks will notbe replaced. Checks are valid for 90 days. The Superintendent is not able to cash checks.

RETURNED CHECKS/DECLINED CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS do not constitute a valid entry fee. Fees must be paid inguaranteed funds. Checks will not be accepted. The Superintendent will add a fee for completing the transactionand/or reprocessing the entries. Repeated occurrences from the same exhibitors may result in their being put ona CASH ONLY basis.

Entry Fee will not be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, excused by Veterinarian or judge orbarred from competition by action of the Show Committee.

Exhibitors should follow their veterinarian’s recommendation to assure their dogs are free of internal and exter-nal parasites, any communicable diseases and have appropriate vaccinations.

No entry fees will be refunded if the Show cannot open or be completed by reason of riots, civil disturbances, fire,extreme and/or dangerous weather conditions, an Act of God, public emergency, act of a public enemy, strikes orany other cause beyond the control of the Club or the Superintendent.

The show giving Club, the Show Superintendent, their agents, employees, etc, assume no responsibility for anyloss, damage or injury sustained by exhibitors, handlers, or to any of their dogs or property and further assumeno responsibility for injury to children.

No entry shall be made and no entry shall be accepted which specifies any condition as to its acceptance. Entrieswill not be accepted without fees, signatures or the “Agreement” on the reverse side of the Official AKC EntryForm.



Changes, additions or corrections to entry forms must be received in writing prior to close of entries. Thosereceived by telephone are not acceptable.

Refunds of $3.00 & less will not be issued due to the costs of processing.

An administrative fee of $2.00 will be charged for all cancellations or changes made prior to closing of entries.

EXHIBITORS NOTE: Please notify Superintendent of any change of address.

Jack Onofrio Dog Shows Telephone Entry Service phone number (405) 427-0405 or toll free (888) 421-0405:This is for Telephone Entry Service ONLY. For Mastercard/Discover/Visa/American Express cardholders. A $4.75charge will be added to each entry for use of this service. Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri 8:00 am to 4:30 pm; Wed 8:00am to 12:00 noon.

Facsimile Machine entries for this show will be accepted up to closing time. Both sides of entry form must be sub-mitted. For Mastercard/Discover/Visa/American Express cardholders. A $5.50 charge will be added to each entry foruse of this service. Be sure to include cardholder’s name, address, card number, expiration date & signature. Phonenumber: (405) 427-5241. This is for Facsimile Machine ONLY. Incomplete or illegible FAX entries are not acceptableas a valid entry in a show. Proof of transmission is not proof of receipt of a legible or complete transmission (underAKC Rule Chapter 11, Section 4).

Onofrio Online Entry at www.onofrio.com for entries made with Mastercard/Discover/Visa/American Express. A$2.75 charge will be added to each entry for use of this service.

Special Delivery & Overnight Delivery Mail Address: 3401 NE 23rd St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73121-2447 FORSPECIAL & OVERNIGHT DELIVERY MAIL ONLY!


OFFICIAL AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB ENTRY FORMBOTH SIDES OF ENTRY FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED

AKC National Owner-Handled Series FinalsOrange County Convention Center • North/South Building

9899 International Drive, Orlando, Florida 32819

Friday, December 13, 2013ENTRY FEE (including 50 cent AKC recording fee and $3.00 AKC Event Service Fee) National Owner-Handled Series - $20.00ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 3:00 PM (CST) NOVEMBER 20, 2013, at Superintendent's Office.MAIL ENTRIES with Fees Payable to JACK ONOFRIO, PO Box 25764, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125-0764.

q This dog and owner are eligible for the AKC National Owner-Handled Series per the AKC National Owner-HandledSeries description found on the AKC Website (www.akc.org/ohs/index.cfm). Check box to acknowledge eligibility.

q Check if you prefer for your entry held for pickup Thursday.

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