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2019 BC/Yukon Regional Agility Championships Thunderbird Equestrian ShowPark June 7-9, 2019 Langley, BC

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2019 BC/YUKON REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE warmly thanks everyone who gives their time to help support this event.

Without the help of the following people and many other *unsung* volunteers this event would not be possible. Please take time to thank these people (and those in the volunteer shirts during the event) for their generous involvement in this year’s Regional Championships.

Volunteer Coordinators: Laurel Trustham [email protected] Laurel Brunke [email protected]

Schedules/Running Orders/Scoreroom: Richard Ford Raffle Coordinators: Marian McCormack [email protected] Bev Mattson [email protected] Vendor/Sponsors: Tracey Mallinson [email protected]

2019 BCYR Championship Committee:

Trial Site/Equipment Managers: Bev Mattson/Brian Woodley

Trial Secretary: Lisa Koncsik [email protected]

Trial Chair/Treasurer/Website: Joanie-Leigh Elliot [email protected]

General inquiries/questions:

[email protected]

Outdoors on silica/fibre surface - Rain or Shine

AAC Regional Championships Rules will apply All Obstacles used will conform to AAC specifications, including electronic timing, self-healing tires and rubberized contacts

Our Esteemed Judges: Wendy Beard (Carp, Ontario) Sandy Maday (Edmonton, Alberta)

Christine Mandy (Kingston, Ontario) Arlene Lehmann (Stouffville, Ontario) Shelley Price (Sittsville, Ontario) Christina Sanders (Sherwood Park, Alberta)

and

Kirsten Locke (Kelowna, BC) (Steeplechase Run-Off Sunday)

Entries must be postmarked by Friday, May 10, 2019 ($25 DISCOUNT FOR EARLY ENTRY!)

Clothing orders must be received (not postmarked!) by May 3, 2019

EVENT WEBSITE: http://bcyr.pacagility.com/ (Entry form available on the website to download and print – competitors can scan or take pictures

with a smartphone and email forms to the trial secretary – NO TRUE ONLINE ENTRIES)

2019 Regional Entry Money Order / Cheques / email transfers / Pay Pal must be in Canadian funds** made payable to

*BC/Yukon Regional Championships*

(**American competitors: please contact [email protected] to arrange US funds payment if required; PayPal users will be responsible for the PP fees - we will contact you post-payment with amount due)

Paper Entries may be mailed to:

Lisa Koncsik, 201-175 W 4th St, North Van, BC V7M 1H6 Phone: 778-928-8460


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Thunderbird Equestrian Show Park – 24550 – 72nd Avenue Langley, BC

Driving Directions: Coming from the West (LM, VI) Head east on HWY 1

Take Exit 66 for 232 Street N toward Fort Langley (north)

Enter roundabout take 1st exit onto 72nd Avenue

Continue on 72 Avenue 3.5 km – to 248th Street, turn right, then look for entrance to park on right

Driving Directions: Coming from the East (Interior) Head west on HWY 1.

Take Exit 66 for 232 Street toward Fort Langley (north)

Enter roundabout take 1st exit onto 72nd Avenue

Continue on 72 Avenue 3.5 km – to 248th Street - turn right, then watch for entrance to park on right

SOCIAL HOUR: Join us Friday after the steeplechase events are complete (approximately 4:30 pm), at the volunteer/refreshment area and meet the judges. Regional courses will have already been drawn (so that course building can continue as events finish) but a list of the courses and the designing judges will be posted. Alcohol and cold refreshments will be available for purchase.

SATURDAY (approximately 5 pm): The individual placement ribbons will be announced and the bar will be serving refreshments.

COMPETION DAYS - CONCESSION: Food trucks being organized. SECURITY: A wristband will be required for the competitor’s patrolled crating area and crating barn. There will be security on site overnight around the competition rings and designated crating area. However, we must stress - competitor’s property on site is left at their own risk. SHADE TENT/CRATING AREA: Pre-arranged crating is available in two designated areas – outdoors, along walkways to the west of the Regular ring and horse stalls in the barn to the south of the Regular ring. Because of the number of entrances, there will not be a monitored security entrance into the outdoor crating areas. However, we will be providing marked security personnel to patrol the crating areas/isles. There is unsecure crating in various areas in the grass around competition rings. Competitors must provide their own shade tents. IF YOU are booking a horse stall please do not pay in advance. You will be notified if you are successfully assigned a stall (we only have 48 available this year – please consider sharing with at least four people!) VENDORS: There shall be NO unauthorized vending at this event, including competitors from their shade tents or crating stalls. Please contact Tracey Mallinson [email protected] for vending/booth information.


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Sandman Langley, Signature Sandman Langley and Sandman Abbotsford have made dogfriendly rooms available.

Individual Call In: Guests can make their own reservations by contacting our Central Reservations at 1-800-SANDMAN (726- 3626). A valid credit card is required to hold any

guests' rooms under the group block in order to receive the correct rates, callers must reference:

Sandman Signature Langley BC Yukon Regional Agility Group Number 211558

(standard room $199) Sandman Hotel Langley BC Yukon Regional Agility Group Number 395077

(standard room rate $179) Sandman Hotel Abbotsford Airport BC Yukon Regional Agility Group Number 78811

(standard room rate $159) RE DOGS: two dogs free with rates above, after two $20 per dog to max of 4 dogs. You will be

asked to sign a form covering your dog’s actions in the room

There are other pet friendly hotels in Langley and you can consider Abbotsford or Maple Ridge. Just google pet friendly hotels.Consider billeting with another

competitor-post on the BC Yukon facebook page (@BCYRegionals). If you are willing to billet please post to same site.

THUNDERBIRD EQUESTRIAN SHOW PARK RV’ing (ONSITE)

Want to stay close to the action? Have a potluck with your friends??

There are 65 RV spots with water and electricity hook ups and almost unlimited self-contained spots available for booking at the Regionals. All spots have available wifi connections. There

will be no sani dump at the show park (but several in the area along Hwy 1).

Reservations for the RV spots will be done through your premium reservation form – please do not contact Thunderbird directly.

RATES: Water/Electricity – $40 per night Self-Contained – $20 per night

CAMPING: Unfortunately, Thunderbird will not permit onsite tenting but they do recommend Brae Island (Fort

Langley) campsite about 10 minutes away.

http://www.fortcamping.com/reservations

ACCOMODATIONS


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ELIGIBILITY

- All dogs that have an ID# with AAC are eligible to compete at the Provincial level. The event is open to all dogs capable of demonstrating the elements of agility, control and the mental and physical ability to carry out the required tests. Competitors, through submission of entry acknowledge that they are knowledgeable of the rules and regulations of AAC. - Dogs less than 18 months of age, bitches in season or in an advanced state of pregnancy, or dogs suffering from any injury or illness that affect the dog’s physical or mental performance, and any dog which demonstrates signs of aggression towards people or other dogs shall not be permitted to compete in a Regional Agility Championships. - Regional Championships Applicants must supply AAC ID# on their entry form. Regional Championships are subject to all AAC rules and regulations except where indicated in the Regional and National Rules and Guidelines. All current members of AAC must receive a discount on their Regional entry fee compared to the entry fee for non-members - Safety at this event shall be of foremost consideration at all times. Handlers through submissions of entry at this event shall take full responsibility for themselves, and the actions of their children and their dogs. No leads, collars, food or toys shall be permitted in the ring during the Regional Saturday and Sunday events as per AAC rules. Food and toys will be allowed during the warm up runs on Friday ONLY, and under the following conditions:

• that allowing food does not contravene the site and/or facility rules • toys should be in a good state of repair • toys may not contain audible squeakers or noise makers • handlers are permitted to throw toys to the dog or tug with their dog • training aids (e.g. clickers, stride regulators, target plates) are not allowed • food may not be thrown on the ground, or to the dog, it may only be fed from the hand or

container - No entry fee will be refunded if the Event cannot open or be completed by reason of riots, civil disturbances, fire, act of god, public emergency, strike, thunder and lightning or any other cause beyond the control of the organizers. - Dogs must remain on leash and under control at ALL times when not competing or warming up or in designated off-leash areas. Dogs must not be left unattended except in the designated kennelling area and your dog(s) must be properly secured. Dogs must be exercised in the designated areas only. You must pick up after your dog on the show grounds and at your hotel/motel. Anyone found not picking up will be excused from the trial site with NO refund of entry.

- All dogs must run at a jump height at which they would be eligible to compete in an AAC- sanctioned trial for the class in which they are competing, to a maximum of 24" in regular classes and a maximum of 20" in specials and veterans classes.

- Competitors shall have the right to video tape portions of this event for their personal use only. No portions of this event may be taped for commercial purposes without the permission of the AAC.


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FRIDAY EVENTS

FRIDAY: WARM UP GAMES A great way to familiarize your dog with the equipment and the outdoors trial rings!! Open ring format, with no judge, you will be timed: 70 seconds max. You can run the suggested course or practice any particular piece/pieces of equipment. Courses will be designed without jumps – lots of contacts, weaves and tunnels – one warm up ring will be designated Spec/Vets and the other Regular. You may purchase as many warm up rounds as you wish ($8 per run) – warm up tickets will be in your check in/registration package - where you use those tickets will be up to you but the aframe height will remain at 5 ft in the Spec/Vet ring and 5’6” ft in the Regular ring. AAC is now allowing food and toys during warm up rounds ONLY and the rules are very specific:

• that allowing food does not contravene the site and/or facility rules • toys should be in a good state of repair • toys may not contain audible squeakers or noise makers • handlers are permitted to throw toys to the dog or tug with their dog • training aids (e.g. clickers, stride regulators, target plates) are not allowed • food may not be thrown on the ground, or to the dog, it may only be fed from the hand or container

Please be considerate when feeding your dog in the ring during warm ups – it maybe your run that is affected the next day, if you are careless with your treats!

STEEPLECHASE ROUNDS (AAC Sanctioned)

Hosted by the

K9 CLIFFHANGERS

Steeplechase 1 Judged by: Christina Sanders Steeplechase 2 Judged by: Christine Mandy

There will be two walk-throughs and start times (morning and afternoon - both steeplechase) to allow travelers to compete in the steeplechase rounds.

Any dog with AAC# can enter. Dog does not have to be entered in the Regional events to participate in these rounds. You can register your dog(s) for AAC Steeplechase runs on the Regional entry form

• Each Steeplechase run is $18 each to enter • Both Steeplechase runs are open to anyone who meets AAC eligibility requirements (the dog does not have

to be entered into the BCY 2019 Regional Competition to enter the Steeplechase events). • You will be able to earn an AAC Qualifying score in each class, based on AAC sanctioned rules for

Steeplechase events • Placement and Qualifier ribbons will be awarded


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REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Each Regional will consist of 6 qualifying runs, which shall include; 2 standards, 2 Gamblers and 2 jumpers courses. Dogs must be entered and run all 6 classes to be eligible to place in the Regional Championships. All dogs not having a fully signed ID card shall be measured in on the first day of the event by the officiating Judge(s) and this measurement shall not be used on their ID card. A person may enter more than one dog but under no circumstances may more than one person enter the same dog. Dogs shall run every round, there will be no dismissing of dogs except for aggression, elimination in the ring, leaving the ring, un-sportsman like behaviour or dogs out of control.

REGIONALS RULES (Abbreviated version) Complete rules can be found on the AAC website: https://aac.ca/en/node/718 (please review the Regional Rules documents as posted online – below is ONLY a few rules of note) – it is the competitor’s responsibility to be familiar with AAC Regional Rules for competition at this event.

The Agility Association of Canada’s Regional Championships are a prestigious event unto themselves and a steppingstone to the AAC National Championships. Dogs must qualify at their Regional Championships to be eligible to enter the AAC National Competition.

JUDGING RULES For standard/jumpers rounds the following modifications to the existing AAC Rules for scoring a Master Standard/Jumpers rounds apply: • Three refusals will not result in elimination (all refusals 5 faults no max.) • Wrong Course will not result in elimination (all instances 20 faults no max.) • Non-completion will not result in elimination (all instances 20 faults no max.) • Elimination or dismissal will result in dog not scoring any points for that event. • Competitors that do not run in an event will score no points for that event • If a handler intentionally directs a dog to repeat an obstacle, the run will score no points and the dog and handler must leave

the course at standard course time

For Gambler Rounds, judged at Masters Gamblers rules, except: • All wrong/off courses after the closing gamble has begun (after the first gamble obstacle has been attempted) will be recorded

as a failure to complete the final gamble. • There will be no refusals called in either mini gambles or final gamble. • If a dog takes two gamble obstacles in sequential order in the opening sequence the judge shall blow the whistle and the

competitor shall retain all opening points up to that time. • If the handler purposely touches the dog as a form of encouragement or reward in the opening sequence, the run instantly

becomes an FEO run and scores zero points. • The judge may inform the handler that the signal to start the closing gamble has sounded and the handler must attempt the

closing gamble to retain points. They may still attempt the closing gamble after final signal (indicating allotted gamble time is up) in order to retain opening points.

PRIZES AND AWARDS Rosettes and Trophies for the Regional will be awarded to the Regional Champions. Ribbons for 1st through 6” place in each category and jump height for each of the 6 Regional events, as well as Qualifying ribbons for those teams that earn 350pts. Saturday’s individual placements will be handed out after events are complete. Ribbons from Saturday may be picked up on Sunday. An overall Regional Champion for each 4”, 8”, 12”, 16”, 20” and 24” category (Regular, Specials, Veterans and Double Drop Vets) will be awarded. DOUBLE DROP VETS: PLEASE - If you do not know if your dog is a double drop vet, ask an agility judge! If your dog is now jumping two jump heights below what would be his REGULAR jump height – your dog is DD vet. It doesn’t matter if your dog immediately started in Specials then later went down only one jump height to vets, your dog is a DD vet.


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SUNDAY EVENT

The ever-exciting and so popular!!!!

Either you are in it or watching with a bevy from the best ringside seating! After all the Sunday regional events are complete, and we await the cumulative scores/placement results, the BCY 2019 Regionals Committee will host a Steeplechase Run-Off (non-sanctioned) based on the results from the two steeplechase events on Friday. To qualify for the money round on Sunday, you need to finish in the top 2 of your class of either of Friday’s courses, whether you qualified for AAC purposes or not. If you finish in the top 2 in both Friday’s runs, you still only get one chance to run on Sunday, but you have reduced the number of competitors you will be running against by keeping another dog out of that spot. There are potentially 4 competition spots in each of the 15 jump heights.

Each height and division will have their own cash jackpot based on the number of entries in the two Friday Steeplechase events. There will be no combining of heights or divisions.

There is no fee to enter the run-off round (but it is only open to those who are invited to run based on Friday’s results). Qualifiers list for the Sunday event will be posted Sunday morning in the results area along with the jackpot amounts for each runoff. The K-9 Cliffhangers will be donating the net proceeds from the Friday Steeplechase events to the cash jackpots.

AAC passed the following motion:

In order to satisfy this rule, the committee guarantees that there will be a minimum of $25 per jump height awarded to the steeplechase run off champion for that height division (with at least 14 or more runs in that height division on Friday) . Any steeplechase run off champion in a height division with 13 or less runs in the two steeplechase events held on Friday will be guaranteed a minimum jackpot of $5. Past history leads us to believe the jackpots MAY BE higher, but until registration is complete and net proceeds are calculated this is declaration meets the requirement of the motion. At time of printing we have not secured a PRIZE sponsor, but you will hear about if we do!

MOVED By Seanna O’Neill seconded by Cindy Swiney, that when cash prizes are going to be awarded at any AAC event, (including Regional/National event), the actual amounts of the cash award and/or percentage of entry money to be put toward the cash awards must be outlined in the premium list, along with how the cash awards will be distributed among the various heights and/or divisions.


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REGIONAL CLOTHING

ATC™ EVERDAY COTTON TEE (MENS AND LADIES FIT)

• 9.1-oz, 100% cotton • Taped neck and shoulders • Tear away label • *90/10 cotton/polyester • **50/50 cotton/polyester

XS – 4XL

$20 (XS-XL) $23 (2XL) $26 (3XL) $29 (4XL)

ATCTM PRO TEAM HOME AND AWAY JERSEY (MENS AND LADIES FIT)

• 6.3-oz, 100% polyester jersey with wicking technology

XS – 4XL

$20 (XS-XL) $23 (2XL) $26 (3XL) $29 (4XL)

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ATC™ RING SPUN LADIES' TANK TOP - CHARCOAL HEATHER

• 6.8-oz, 100% combed and ring spun cotton

• Ultra soft 30 single jersey • Tear away label • **60/40 cotton/polyester

XS – 4XL

$20 (XS-XL) $23 (2XL) $26 (3XL) $29 (4XL)

• COAL HARBOUR® ALL SEASON

MESH LINED JACKET (MENS AND LADIES FIT) (SAME JACKET AS LIME GREEN TWO YEARS AGO

• Exterior: 3.7-oz, 100% polyester • Interior: 100% polyester mesh body with

taffeta sleeves • 1000mm waterproof rating • 3-panel concealable hood with adjustable

drawcord and toggles • Full length inner storm flap with chin guard • Drawcord and toggles at hem • Wind & water resistant

XS – 4XL

$60 (XS-XL) $63 (2XL) $66 (3XL) $69(4XL)


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ATC DYNAMIC HEATHER FLEECE TWO TONE HOODED SWEATSHIRT

• 9.3-oz, 100% polyester fleece • Spandex binding on cuffs • 3-panel double lined contrast hood with

drawstring

XS – 4XL $47 (XS-XL) $50 (2XL) $53 (3XL) $56 (4XL)

LADIES General Sizing Guide

Size XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL

Numeric Size 2 4-6 8-10 12-14 16 18-20 22 24

Bust 32"-34" 35"-36" 37"-38" 39"-41" 42"-44" 45"-47" 48"-51" 52"-55"

Waist 24"-25" 26"-27" 28"-30" 30" -32" 33"-35" 36"-38" 40"-42" 42"-44"

Hip 33"-35" 35"-37" 37"-39" 39"-41" 42"-44" 45"-47" 48"-50" 50"-52"

Sleeve Length - 30"-30 1/2" 30 1/2"-31" 31 1/2"-32" 32 1/2"-33" 33 1/2"-34" 34"-34 1/2" 34 1/2"-35" 34 1/2"-35"

All clothing must be pre-ordered; there will be no sales during the Regionals.

Size XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL

Chest 30"-32" 34"-36" 38"-40" 42"-44" 46"-48" 50"-52" 54"-55" 56"-57"

Waist 26"-29" 29"-32" 32"-35" 35"-38" 38"-41" 41"-44" 44"-47" 47"-50"

Sleeve Length-CB 31"-32" 32"-33 1/2" 34"-35" 35"-36" 36"-37" 37"-38" 38"-39" 38 1/2"-39"

Sizing Charts for Ladies’ and Men’s Clothing


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Totem Photographics has been busy in the equestrian photography business for 15 years. We offer high quality images and fast friendly service. Our clients enjoy going to our

photo trailer onsite at Tbird to look at the day’s photos and to pick up their files. Completely digital, we can put your images on a CD or send them through Dropbox or

Yousendit. We will be covering the main rings but can also be available to do portraits at an extra cost. These sessions will be on a first come, first served basis. Contact Steve at

[email protected] for more info.

Pre-Order Digital Packages - $65

10 High Resolution digital images of one dog with registration (last year Steve gave us all the photos!)

Packages of additional dogs of same owner $44 DELIVERY:

(Make sure to select your delivery preference on the registration form!) Images delivered to Dropbox or Yousendit accounts OR select your pictures at the Regionals event placed on a CD for free or a thumb drive for $10 (or

bring your own) (all prices include GST/PST – no delivery charges for each additional dog)

BCYR 2019 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER


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OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM AAC Sanctioned Regional Championship Event

Return this complete entry form postmarked by May 10, 2019. No late entries. c/o Lisa Koncsik, 201-175 W 4th St, North Vancouver, BC V7M 1H6

You may send a cheque with the entry or use email funds transaction for payment. Use [email protected] for email transfer (use password 2019bcyr –remember to edit

the password if you e-transferred last year!) All payable to: BC Yukon Regional Championships

• At this AAC sanctioned event, AAC members receive a discount. You must provide your current AAC membership number to qualify for the discounted rate. Your AAC number is NOT the AAC Dog number, but the number issued after you pay your annual dues.

• Entries must be received with all information complete, agreement dated and signed, and with the correct fees in order to be valid.

• Withdrawals before closing, for any reason, will receive a full refund less a $15 handling fee • A refund for withdrawals after closing will only be offered in cases of injury or illness, must

include a doctor’s or vet note for the handler or dog, and will be subject to a $25 handling fee. • There will be no refunds on clothing after May 3; no refunds on printed catalogues after May 31. • There will be no Regional refunds, for any reason, after 7:00 am Saturday June 8, 2018 • Competitors will be charged $28 for a dishonoured cheque.

Dog’s Call Name: Breed: DOG AAC Reg. #: Birthdate: Dog Height: Height Dog will jump at trial: (circle one) 4” 8” 12” 16” 20” 24” Circle Dog’s Status: Regular Special Veteran DD Vet Junior Handler?: Y N Owner/Handler Name: Address: City: Prov/State: PC/Zip: Phone#: Email:

Regional Championship Rounds postmarked after April 12, 2019 $180 $ AAC MEMBER DISCOUNT (Must show valid 2019 AAC #____________) Subtract $10 $ -( ) Fri: AAC Sanctioned Steeplechase #1 $18 $ Fri: AAC Sanctioned Steeplechase #2 $18 $ Fri: Warm Up Games: Contacts/Weaves/Tunnels (you may buy more than one ticket –see

pg 6 for details re aframe heights in each ring) ___ # of tickets ______ x $8 $ Photo Package: 1 ($65) Dog________ 2 ($44) Dog______ 3 ($44) Dog_______ Delivery Options CD pickup Email/Dropbox USB pickup($10) TOTAL Packages cost = $

Printed Regional Competitor’s Catalogue (we print for you) $15 (all competitors will receive the CATALOGUE for free, via email, before the event)

$

Outdoor Crating fee (for a 10x10 spot not per dog – you are free to share) $10 (You can book more than one spot if you want groupings)

$

Res.Indoor Horse stall (see website) 10x10-only 48 stalls available (FCFS) (DO NOT include payment for stall until you receive confirmation that you have obtained a stall). $95

$

Merchandise Total: Attach merchandise order form with entry $ RV Camping Total: Attach reservation form with entry $

TOTAL ENCLOSED $


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AGILITY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (“AAC”) PARTICIPATION WAIVER AND RELEASE

Handler Name: Dog 1 Name: (the “Dog”) AAC Dog ID#: Dog 2 Name: (the “Dog”) AAC Dog ID#: Dog 3 Name: (the “Dog”) AAC Dog ID#: Dog 4 Name: _ (the “Dog”) AAC Dog ID#: ____________________ _ In consideration of the acceptance of this entry by the AAC and the BC Yukon Regional Championship Committee, Pacific Agility Clan and K9 Cliffhangers Dog Agility Club (the “Organizing Club”) and the opportunity to have the Dog participate, compete in and/or be judged at this event or trial (the “Event”), I, the undersigned, agree as follows:

1. I certify that I am the actual owner of the Dog, or that I am the duly authorized agent of the actual owner of the Dog and that the Dog is not a hazard to persons, property or other dogs.

2. I agree that AAC or the Organizing Club for the Event may refuse my entry for any reason that it deems to be sufficient. 3. I understand and acknowledge that participation in the Event carries certain risks, including, but not limited to injuries (including serious injuries

and death) to myself, the Dog, another dog under my control or persons attending as my guests (my “Related Parties”), damage to property and other losses. I waive any and all claims that I have or may have in the future against, and release from all liability and agree not to sue AAC, the Organizing Club or any of the directors, executives, committees, representatives, employees, volunteers or agents of either AAC or the Organizing Club (the “Personnel”) for any injury, death, property damage or other loss that I or my Related Parties sustain due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence, breach of contract, breach of duty, statutory or otherwise, or mistakes or errors of judgment of any kind.

4. I assume full responsibility for the conduct of myself and my Related Parties during the entirety of the Event. I agree to indemnify and save harmless AAC, the Organizing Club and the Personnel from and against any and all claims that may be made against them or costs, fees, expenses or liability (including, without limitation, lawyers’ fees on a solicitor and own client basis) incurred by AAC, the Organizing Club or the Personnel that may arise due to:

(a) any act or omission of myself, my Related Parties or any party for whom I am liable at law; or (b) aggressive behaviour by the Dog or any other dog under my control.

5. I have read, and do understand the rules of competition and the additional rules (if any) appearing in the trial schedule for the Event, as well as the policies of AAC pertaining to discipline (collectively, the “Rules”). I agree to abide by the Rules and to conduct myself and the Dog in accordance with the Rules. I understand that myself and/or the Dog may be subject to disciplinary procedures or sanctions for breach of the Rules and agree to respect and be bound by any disciplinary decision made by AAC.

6. I understand that AAC and/or the Organizing Club may, in the course of administering the Event or conducting its activities generally, collect, use or disclose my personal information and that any personal information collected, used or disclosed by AAC and/or the Organizing Club will be treated in accordance with AAC policy and applicable privacy and personal information laws. I hereby consent to the collection, use and disclosure by AAC and/or the Organizing Club of my personal information.

Media Release & Rights of Privacy Waiver I Hereby Grant to AAC and its affiliated companies, representatives, agents and assigns, all rights and permission to use or appropriate his/her and their dog’s name, biography, likeness, photograph, voice, performing persona, or other indicia of identity for broadcast, telecast, cablecast, transmission or distribution in any format or media known now or in the future.

Waiver of Rights to Privacy, Publicity & Personality Further, I hereby release Agility Association of Canada Inc, and its affiliates, representatives, agents and assigns from any claim or cause of action for invasion of the rights of privacy, right of publicity, right of personality, or any similar rights.

7. I have been given the opportunity to read and understand the terms of this Agreement before signing it, and have in fact done so. I understand that by signing this Agreement, I am restricting my legal rights and I sign this Agreement voluntarily and of my own free will.

Signature: ____________________________________________________________________

Parent or Guardian must sign if the Handler is under 18 years of age. Date (mm/dd/yy): __________________________

Entry not valid unless Agreement is signed, dated, and submitted with the correct fee.


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2019 BCYR MERCHANDISE FORM (ATTACH TO ENTRY FORM)

Name: Email: Phone:

Item Style (circle) Size (circle) Price # Total Price

ATCTM PRO TEAM HOME AND AWAY

JERSEY BLACK/RED

MENS

LADIES

XS (LADIES ONLY)

S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL

$20

$20 $23 $26 $29

x__

x__ x__ x__ x__

ATC™ EVERDAY COTTON TEE

RED

MENS

LADIES

XS (LADIES ONLY) S M L XL

2XL 3XL 4XL

$20

$20 $23 $26 $29

x__

x__ x__ x__ x__

ATC™ RING SPUN LADIES' TANK TOP

CHARCOAL HEATHER

XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL

$20 $23 $26 $29

x__ x__ x__ x__

COAL HARBOUR® ALL SEASON MESH LINED

JACKET RED/BLACK

MENS

LADIES

XS (LADIES ONLY) S M L XL

2XL 3XL 4XL

$60

$60 $63 $66 $69

x__

x__ x__ x__ x__

ATC DYNAMIC HEATHER FLEECE TWO

TONE HOODED SWEATSHIRT

HEATHER/RED

UNISEX

XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL

$47 $50 $53 $56

x__ x__ x__ x__

Total # ITEMS ______

TOTAL $ CHECK YOUR ORDER!!! DID YOU CIRCLE MENS OR LADIES AND SIZE???


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RV OVERNIGHT REGISTRATION FORM Name: Email: Phone: RV DESC.

(include ft)

RV Lic. # PLEASE CIRCLE WHICH NIGHTS YOU WILL BE CAMPING ONSITE:

Pwer/Wter Hookup $40 per

night

THU FRI SAT SUN $40 x ____= $_______

No Hookup

Self/Con’d $20 per

night

THU FRI SAT SUN $20 x ____= $_______

Licence numbers will be used to confirm registration. Unauthorized vehicles may be subject to a penalty fee or towing.

Contact Joanie-Leigh Elliot if you have any questions ([email protected])


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WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!!!

The success of the 2019 AAC BC/Yukon Regional Championships will depend to a large degree on the volunteers. Are you interested in volunteering? We will need assistance in a variety of areas and are looking for people will all levels of experience. If you have a spouse

or family member who would be willing to assist us, please encourage them to help out at the event.

The volunteer form is available to be completed and sent

electronically: http://bcyr.pacagility.com/volunteers/

If you do not have internet access to complete the form please contact Laurel Brunke at [email protected]

Something new this year! Doggin’ It will be filming the Regionals and producing a show to be aired Nationally on

Eastlink TV.

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