2016 CCCA National Cat Show
Adelaide - Australia
Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th July 2016
St Clair Recreation Centre
Woodville Road, Woodville, Adelaide, SA
Official opening by the Minister for Sustainability, Environment and Conservation
Hon Ian Hunter MLC
Open to members of registering bodies recognised by CCCA, as well as members of
ANCATS where their exhibits have verifiable pedigrees
The show will be conducted as a 6 ring show
Australian Bay Style Judging
Hosted by
The Feline Association Of South Australia Inc
Proudly sponsored by
Entries close Friday 10th June 2016
2016 CCCA NATIONAL CAT SHOW - ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
THE CCCA
The CCCA is a national body that was established in the late 1970s to address a need for unification among
several of the largest cat control bodies in Australia. The CCCA Inc. now has affiliates in most states that
support the national uniformity of policies for the conduct of shows, training and appointment of judges,
registration of cats, definition of classes, and the awarding of championships. This standardisation allows
exhibitors and breeders to show cats around Australia.
SHOW VENUE
St Clair Recreation Centre,
Woodville Road, Woodville SA
The venue is a large, clear span exhibition area with easy access. It
is conveniently located in close proximity to the Adelaide CBD,
approx. 30 minutes from Adelaide Airport and approx. 20 minutes
from the Adelaide CBD.
The venue is easily accessible by car. Parking at the venue is free.
Use your vehicle GPS navigator or your smart phone GPS to
navigate to the venue.
SHOW STYLE
The 2016 CCCA National Show will be run as an Australian Bay Style Judging Championship Show with six
rings over two days for both pedigree exhibits and companion exhibits.
Judging will follow the Coordinating Cat Council Australia Rules and Regulations.
DEFINITION OF CLASSES
Kittens must be a minimum of 12 weeks of age on the first day of the show and will be automatically
entered in the appropriate age class & cats in the appropriate class based on the information as supplied on
their registration/pedigree certificate. Eligible titled exhibits will compete for CCCA Awards. Entry into the
CCCA Class will be automatic based on the information as supplied on their registration/pedigree certificate.
ENTRIES FOR ALL PEDIGREED EXHIBITS AND REGISTERED COMPANION EXHIBITS MUST
INCLUDE A LEGIBLE, HIGH CONTRAST COPY OF THEIR CERTIFIED REGISTRATION/PEDIGREE
CAGES SIZES
Show Supplied Cages:
SINGLE – A single cage is of front Width 54cm(21”) X Depth 54cm(21”) X Height 54cm(21”).
DOUBLE – A double cage is of front Width 90cm(36”) X Depth 45sm(18”) X Height 45cm(18”).
Exhibitor Owned Cages:
Exhibitor owned cages are allowed and must comply with the approved standards and sizes as listed below.
No other size own cages are allowed. Such cages shall be of a wire mesh type construction with one or two
doors. No top opening cages will be permitted.
Each own cage must be fitted with suitable waterproof and opaque (non-see through) solid barriers on both
sides and back to prevent direct contact between benched cats.
Own cages must be of side depth less than 61cm(24”)
OWN24 – a cage of front Width approx. 61cm(24”) or just less
OWN27 – a cage of front Width approx. 69cm(27”) or just less, but longer than 61cm
OWN30 – a cage of front Width approx. 76cm(30”) or just less, but longer than 69cm
On your entry form please circle the cage you are using for each of your exhibits.
SHOW CURTAINS
Plain white or coloured curtains and bases are allowed. There must be no hanging attachments from the top
of the cage. Curtains need to have sufficient stretch and particularly to be of ADEQUATE WIDTH and
LENGTH to cover all three sides of the cage completely. Curtains must be in cages prior to the
commencement of judging. Curtains may be left in cages overnight.
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Judging Assignments
SATURDAY (Day 1)
GROUP 1
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
GROUP 2
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
GROUP 3
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
COMPANION CATS
SUNDAY (Day 2)
GROUP 1
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
GROUP 2
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
GROUP 3
Entires
Neuters
Kittens
COMPANION CATS
Ring 1
Ring 2
Ring 3
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Carla Bizzell
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Carla Bizzell
(CFA USA
Annette Wilson
(CFA USA)
Annette Wilson
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Rod U'Ren
(FCCV)
Rod U'Ren
(FCCV)
Cheryle U'Ren
(FCCV)
Cheryle U'Ren
(FCCV)
Valerie Harney
(CQI)
Deborah Cameron
(NSWCFA)
Deborah Cameron
(NSWCFA)
Valerie Harney
(CQI)
Barbara Martland
(FASA)
Cheryl Pollock
(FCCV)
Allan Davies
(CQI)
Meryle Frame
(FCCV)
Meryle Frame
(FCCV)
Cheryl Ross
(FASA)
Cheryl Ross
(FASA)
Barbara Martland
(FASA)
Cheryl Pollock
(FCCV)
Chris Merritt
(CQI)
Julia Nicholls
(FASA)
Allan Davies
(CQI)
Ring 4
Ring 5
Ring 6
Annette Wilson
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Carla Bizzell
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Carla Bizzell
(CFA USA)
Kayoko Koizumi
(CFA Japan)
Annette Wilson
(CFA USA)
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Wayne Trevathan
(CFA USA)
Cheryle U'Ren
(FCCV)
Chris Merritt
(CQI)
Deborah Cameron
(NSWCFA)
Deborah Cameron
(NSWCFA)
Cheryle U'Ren
(FCCV)
Valerie Harney
(CQI)
Rod U'Ren
(FCCV)
Barbara Martland
(FASA)
Cheryl Pollock
(FCCV)
Rod U'Ren
(FCCV)
Julia Nicholls
(FASA)
Cheryl Ross
(FASA)
Cheryl Ross
(FASA)
Meryle Frame
(FCCV)
Barbara Martland
(FASA)
Meryle Frame
(FCCV)
Chris Merritt
(CQI)
Meryle Frame
(FCCV)
Allan Davies
(CQI)
Valerie Harney
(CQI)
EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: if entry numbers differ from expectations in any section
the right is reserved to re-allocate judges assignments
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JUDGES PROFILES
WAYNE TREVATHAN
(CFA USA)
CARLA BIZZELL
(CFA USA)
Born in New Zealand, lived 1
year in England, 3 years in
Sydney Australia, 8 years in
Canada where I did my
University work at University
of Toronto in education,
before moving to the Ud
traineesSA in 1978.
I was first exposed to cats when I lived in Sydney and I took
a Burmese (European) with me to Canada. I became a
judge with the Canadian Cat Association in 1976 and
thereafter switched to CFA where I was accepted as a judge
in 1980..that’s 30+ years behind the table. I have bred
Burmese, Siamese, Persians and 18 years ago introduced
the European Burmese to CFA with foundation stock coming
primarily from Denmark & Australia. I have judged
extensively for CFA and around the world for many other
associations. I have sat on the CFA Board of Directors as
Southern Region Director from 1990 to 1998 and currently
serve as a member of the CFA Judging Program Committee
as Administrator. On that committee I oversee all guest
judging assignments for CFA and the judging program in
Japan.
I am Carla Bizzell, a CFA All
breed judge who began
judging in 2001. My Cattery
Name, Mabuhay, was
registered in 1975 and that
was the beginning of my cat
breeding/exhibiting life with
Siamese and Balinese. Over
the years I have shared my
home with Abyssinians, Somalis, Exotics, Persians and
British Shorthairs. I currently enjoy raising and exhibiting
Chartreux. I sit on the CFA Board as Director at Large where
I Co-Chair the Breeds and Standards Committee. Other
positions I have held in the past are Treasurer of The Cat
Fanciers’ Association, Inc., CFA Exotic Breed Council
Secretary, Treasurer of the CFA Judges’ Association and
member of the CFA Judging Program committee. Recently
retired from my accounting position outside the cat fancy, I
live with my Husband in Florida. I enjoy travel and
appreciate the opportunity to see the world and meet likeminded cat lovers while judging cat shows. I am thrilled to
be part of this prestigious show!
KAYOKO KOIZUMI
(CFA Japan)
ANNETTE WILSON
(CFA USA)
CFA Judge 1993
ALL Breed Judge
Cattery name :
Laves
Breed Cat :
Persian Solid, Parti-color
& Tabby, Exotic.
Annette Wilson is an All breed Judge
with The Cat Fanciers’ Association
(CFA), entering the judging program
in 1987. Annette has shown and
bred Russian Blues since 1974
under the Wynterwynd cattery name and serves as the CFA
Russian Blue Breed Council Secretary. She serves on the
CFA Board of Directors (2003-2009 and 2011-current) as a
Director-At-Large. Her portfolio from 2003-2009 was cochair of the Breeds & Standards Committee and since 2014
she chairs the CFA Judging Program Committee. Annette’s
greatest joys in the cat fancy are the cats and friends she
meets all over the world!
A grand champion of CFA was produced 65.
JAPAN Regional Director is summed up, I worked for 12
years.
(1992~1994, 1996~1998 , 2000~2004, 2010~2014)
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VALERIE HARNEY
(CQI)
MERYLE FRAME
(FCCV)
I have been an All
Shorthair/Semi Longhair
judge since 1976 and an
All
Longhair/
Semi
Longhair since 1987
making me an All-Breeds
Judge
in
1987.
Throughout each year since attaining my licences, I have
travelled throughout Australia and in several
overseas locations including Malaysia, Japan and the United
States. I am also on the All Breeds Guest judges Panel of
ACFA USA. I have held many positions on committees
throughout the years, including Minute’s Secretary,
Secretary and Chairperson. I have also been secretary and
vice president of various clubs and until recently, I have
show-managed several shows each year.
I became a CCCA
group 2 judge in 1993
and group 1 in 2004. I
have had the privilege
to judge in most states
of
Australia
and
overseas, and been
involved with the running of many shows, beginning with a
show neuter in 1977. My family enjoyed showing our neuter
for several years and we decided that he needed a friend.
So, this was the beginning of my involvement into the world
of breeding. Famous last words” we will just have one litter”
and here I am more than 30 years later. I have never
stopped breeding Siamese and Orientals in most colours
and patterns under the TOMELIMA prefix throughout all of
these years, striving for the ‘modern’ style of
Siamese/Oriental and importing several from the UK,
Europe and NZ to give me out crosses and update the type,
while also opening the gene pool.. I have exported several
of my kittens to NZ and USA and they have achieved their
highest awards, while here at home many of my babies
have done well for me in most states of Australia. I was
founding President of the Sunshine Cat Club and have also
served on a number of committees of several clubs, while I
always enjoy judging and involving myself in the Cat Fancy
in general and hope to continue for many years to come.
I very much enjoy attending cat shows, meeting cat lovers,
cross stitching, sewing. I just adore being with Cat People
talking ‘Cat” and sharing the world wide love of the cat with
all who care to listen. The introduction of the ‘Australian
Open Judging’ method brought great joy to me as a judge
because it allowed exhibitors, show personnel and the
general public to share the judging of the cat.
JULIA NICHOLLS
(FASA)
BARBARA MARTLAND
(FASA)
Julia has been a judge for 27
years and has judged
interstate and overseas. She
has bred Cream Burmese
intermittently over many years
under the Minnaloushe prefix.
Julia represents FASA at
CCCA and also sits on the local Management Committee.
Currently she Is also part of the group training some aspiring
judges.
As a veterinarian she is able to bring this expertise to both
CCCA and FASA. In turn talking to breeders and handling
many cats has helped her in her veterinary career.
I have been involved with the cat
fancy since 1971 when I registered
my prefix Arrakish to breed Persian
cats.I bred Persians for 18 years.
During the last 43 years I have run
many shows and held positions at
FASA , I am currently Convener of
Breeds and Standards and Tutor for the current Shorthair Judging
Course for FASA.
Along with my Daughter Kirsty I have bred Exotics for the last 24
years, I love Tabbies and also Bi-Colours.
I became a G1 Judge in the 1980s G3 in 1999 and All Breeds in
2007, along with cats I have 3 Daughters, 7 Grandchildren and
recently 3 G Grand Daughters, my youngest Grandson Aiden
often comes to shows with us and now enjoys being a Junior
Exhibitor.
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ROD U'REN (FCCV)
CHERYLE U’REN (FCCV)
Introduction to Cats:
Obtaining my first pedigreed cat in
1963, I have been involved in the
world of feline for over forty years;
being since 1967 a member of the
Feline Control Council of Victoria Inc,
Victoria’s main registration body and
one of the two largest in Australia
As a breeder:
My Firnbank prefix was originally for white Persian breeding.
Since then, I have acquired an interest in the Lavendel (solid
colour), Sublime (Himalayans) and Preview prefixes. My
chief love, many Persians from these prefixes are shown
successfully for top honours not only in Australasia, but
increasingly in other parts of the world, including the UK.
Exotic Shorthairs, Scottish Folds and most recently
Singapuras have been bred most successfully in partnership
with my wife Cheryle and Denis Turner in Sydney.
Clubs, Council and Committees:
Apart from giving me the stimulus to write fairly frequently,
my interest in colour, genetics and the health of cats lead
me to be immediate Past Chairman of the Breed Subcommittee, which by the end of 2003 played a large role in
completing revised standards for the national Cat Coordinating Council of Australia; a six-year process. I also
conducted a stewards training course during my period of
service and am the current Group 1 Tutor Judge ( the
Longhair section). After many years of service on the
Committee of the FCCV, I resigned at the end of 2003.
Judging:
I began judging in 1978 and became an All Breeds judge in
1990, officiating widely throughout Australia and New
Zealand and most recently in other overseas locations. I
especially enjoy talk-style shows, believing they should be a
happy, interactive and learning experience for everyone,
trying to create a judging ring which reflects this. I hope the
wider perspective I have developed on cats of all breeds has
prepared me well for this.
I have been a member of the
Feline Control Council of
Victoria since it’s inception in
1962. I was first licensed to
judge in 1965 and qualified as
an All breeds judge in 1979.
Over the past 50 years I have
gained broad experience with
judging invitations throughout Australia
and New Zealand plus Hong Kong,
Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, USA,
Europe, South Africa, Indonesia, Japan,
United Kingdom. Taiwan and many
provinces throughout China thus gaining
valuable knowledge into international
variations of standards.
I am an FCCV and CCCA National Tutor and Examining All
Breeds judge and am involved in lecturing and conducting of
Judges Seminars for both organisations.
Over the years I have shown my preference for breeding
and showing top quality Persians with great success in
Solid, Himalayan and Marked colours.
I am a foundation member and Life Member of both the
FCCV and the Pedigreed Persian Cat Club of Victoria.
I have served as President of the FCCV plus holding
positions on many sub-committees relating to judging,
breeding, showing and standards matters.
I have also been a regular FCCV delegate at our national
Coordinating Cat Council of Australia’s meetings since the
FCCV became a member.
I am privileged to be serving at this time as President & LO
of CCCA. I believe strongly in the principle of such a group
and am proud of the unity that exists within from all the
Member Bodies.
I am honoured also to be currently serving as the Vice
President of the World Cat Congress. It is a great privilege
to represent the CCCA as this level and exchange ideas
with such knowledgeable and enthusiastic delegates from
the major international Feline organisations.
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CHERYL ROSS (FASA)
CHRIS MERRITT (CQI)
I commenced breeding
under the prefix of Cheros
in 1985 with my first
female, a Blue Tabby Lynx
Point Siamese (as they
were known then). I quickly
established that tabbies
were the only way to go
and continued breeding them until a sudden revelation came
to me – I saw photos of the Havana (Foreign Chestnut)
Oriental – now known as the Chocolate Oriental.
I was able to acquire one of the first Havanas to come into
Adelaide – can always remember the gorgeous Chestnut
brown coat colour with a reddish undertone. They weren’t
known as Orientals back then – they were under the
Shorthair (Other than Siamese) section of Group 3. After
quite considerable submissions and lobbying, they were
formally recognised as Orientals in Group 2 for both
showing and breeding.
Over time, I combined the love of tabbies, chocolates and
silver to produce babies that covered all these factors and
had some success on the show bench. I also changed my
prefix to Talkabout as that is what these cats did constantly
– talk!
I was also able to take up a judging course and received my
Group 2 licence in 1985, followed by Group 1 in 1988.
During this time I was elected to positions within the Feline
Association – Registrar; Secretary; Treasurer and then
President as well as being a member of the Executive
Committee. I was also a member of the Breeds and
Standards Sub-Committee.
In the 90’s I deviated from Group 2 cats to take up the ever
challenging challenge of Devon Rex cats. During that time
we were fortunate enough to have many of the old English
lines available and I thoroughly enjoyed these ‘ET’ felines.
I gave up breeding cats a few years ago, mainly due to
extensive travel for work and I now share my house with a
cat and a dog. I am still judging and talking to exhibitors
though!
BREEDING
INTERESTS:
I currently breed
Burmese under the
JOVELLES and
PROTEGE prefixes and
British Shorthairs under
the CARINYA prefix.
Past breeds include Persian and Exotic Shorthair.
I began breeding pedigreed cats in Townsville, North
Queensland, approximately 37 years ago under the Kavadh
prefix. At this stage I bred Persians in several colours and
patterns but particularly specialised in "colour-bred" cream,
blue and blue cream Persians with considerable success. A
few years later, with my husband Terry, I began to breed
British S/H under the Carinya prefix and these cats were
very successful on the show bench. From there, we
embarked on a program to breed Exotic S/H's
experimentally. We continued to breed British and Exotics
until we moved to Toowoomba in 1994 when I was planning
to retire from breeding cats. This is where the love affair with
Burmese began. We continue to breed Burmese under the
Jovelles prefix with our daughter Carolynn but I have also
breed in partnership with a close friend under the Protege
Prefix. Over the past few years, we have once again
renewed our love affair with the British which are being bred
under the Carinya prefix.
JUDGING:
I became a Group 1 Judge in 1986 and an All-Breeds judge
in 1992. I have judged throughout Australia and New
Zealand on many occasions. As well as judging in South
Africa, I have also been fortunate to have numerous
opportunities to judge as a CFA Guest Judge throughout
Asia over the past few years. I am also on the All Breeds
Guest Judges Panel of ACFA USA.
More personally, I am married and have 3 grown children.
Two are married and there are currently 11 grandchildren
and one great grand daughter. I am a retired primary school
teacher and beside my family and cats, I love going to the
movies, reading, cooking and gardening. With Terry, we
also operate a small boarding cattery on our 6 acre property
in beautiful Toowoomba
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CHERYL POLLOCK (FCCV)
DEBBIE CAMERON
(NSWCFA)
I have been involved in
the cat fancy for over
30
years
being
introduced to the cat
fancy by my mother. I
bred and showed Persians including silvers, pointed
varieties and bi colours and of course like many others,
devoted time working at cat shows.
My house has the bounce of the shorthair Singapura and
the beauty of the Persian, I have held a number of executive
positions within the cat fancy and previously, served on the
NSW CFA Management Committee. I am an All breeds
Judge and a Group 1 Tutor Judge. In my spare time I work
full time in local government managing a large team of
community workers and enjoy the company of my daughter,
my cats and dog, Eddie.
ALLAN DAVIES (CQI)
I became a member of the
FCC in 1979 after purchasing
my first pedigreed cat - a Blue
Colourpoints. I bred and
showed successfully under the
prefix Chryle for approximately
15 years. During this time, I
was an active member of the
Pedigreed Persian Cat Club, serving in various positions
on the committee. This close involvement at the club level
fuelled my interest in judging - and I completed my Group 1
license in 1990, and my group 3 license in 1993. I have
judged in all states of Australia, New
Zealand and Malaysia - this has helped me to broaden my
outlook, experience and knowledge base, particularly in
relation to various breed, quality and standards. Although
I no longer breed or show, I live with three Devon Rex, and
three Boston Terriers. My love of animals also extends to
my employment - for some 30 years I have worked,
primarily in veterinary surgeries, grooming
animals, specializing in cats. I expect my involvement with
cats will be a lifelong interest.
Bred my first purebred litter
when I was 16.
Have bred many different
breeds in conjunction with my
wife, Siamese, Persians,
Exotic Shorthair, Scottish
Folds, Bengals, Devon Rex, British Shorthair and Burmese.
Have held many positions within the cat fancy.
Became All Breeds judge in 2006.
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CCCA APPROVED BREEDS
Groups 1, 2 and 3 include all of the CCCA recognized pedigreed breeds and are divided into three
main sections: Entire, Kitten and Desexed exhibits. Companion exhibits will be judged as an
individual section.
Group 1 Breeds
Birman - Exotic Shorthair – Maine Coon – Norwegian Forest Cat - Persian - Ragdoll - Siberian –
Turkish Angora - Turkish Van
Group 2 Breeds
Balinese - Foreign White - Foreign White Longhair – Oriental - Oriental Longhair - Peterbald Siamese
Group 3 Breeds
Abyssinian – American Burmese - American Curl Longhair - American Curl Shorthair American Shorthair - Australian Mist - Bengal - Bombay(American) - Bombay(Australian) British Shorthair - Burmese - Burmilla - Burmilla Longhair Cornish Rex - Devon Rex - Egyptian Mau Japanese Bobtail Shorthair - Japanese Bobtail Longhair - Korat - La Perm - Mandalay - Manx – Manx
Longhair - Munchkin - Ocicat - Russian - Scottish Fold Shorthair– Scottish Fold Longhair – Scottish
Shorthair – Scottish Longhair - Selkirk Rex Shorthair – Selkirk Rex Longhair - Singapura – Snowshoe
- Somali - Sphynx – Tonkinese
COMPANION EXHIBITS
This class is open to all kittens and desexed adult domestic (ancestry unknown) and part pedigreed
cats.
All domestic and part pedigree exhibits must show proof of desexing from 6 months of age, which
shall be recorded either by vet letter or tattoo.
All adults exhibits contest Open Class (Companion) as male or female shorthair or longhair whether
titled or open (untitled) colour classes do not apply.
All kitten exhibits contest as male or female kittens shorthair or longhair, colour classes do not apply.
One Merit award is to be awarded to one male and one female in longhair and shorthair classes in
each judging ring. A total of 4 Merit Awards per ring will be issued.
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Entry Fees
1 or 2 Exhibits (6 rings)
3rd and 4th Exhibits (6 rings)
5th, 6th, etc. Exhibits (6 rings)
Benching fee (per exhibitor)
Includes random in-cage vetting on 2nd day
Show supplied double cage(s)
Show catalogues
60.00 each
55.00 each
50.00 each
10.00
Dinner with Judges ( Friday evening)
3 Courses with welcome drink, tea & coffee
(see page 20 for all details)
55.00 pp
Advertisements in the Show catalogue**
(copy MUST accompany entry)
Full page
Half page
Quarter page
Business card
NOTE:
** Advertisements must be submitted with
your entry as either pdf or jpg files and may
be in colour. However they will be
reproduced in the catalogue in grey scale.
5.00 each
20.00 each
100.00 each
60.00 each
35.00 each
15.00 each
PAYMENT
The preferred payment method is by
# ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT)
To the show account.
(Westpac) BSB 035 055 A/c 348 645
Feline Association of SA Inc
(separate to FASA general account)
If you pay by EFT you may send your entry (this
includes completed summary sheet, entry form and
copies of PEDIGREES and your bank payment receipt)
to the entry officer via email. In such a case you will be
deemed to have agreed to abide by the rules and show
procedures of CCCA Inc. and the other show rules and
conditions.
If you pay via EFT but send your entry by post
PLEASE enclose a copy of your
BANK PAYMENT RECEIPT with your entry
OR you can pay by
# cheque / money order
Payable to: Feline Association of SA Inc
Enclosed with your posted entry
VETERINARY INSPECTION
Day 1 & 2 each exhibit MUST be inspected by the
veterinary officer prior to being benched. Exhibitors may
handle their own exhibits at the veterinary inspection
table.
Each KITTEN exhibit must have had at least two Feline-3
vaccination with the last one given at 12 weeks or older.
Documentary evidence (VALID FIRST VACCINATION
CERTIFICATE FROM A VETERINARIAN which clearly
identifies the Kitten - name, breed & sex) must be
produced to the veterinary officer. Failure to do so will
result in rejection of the exhibit concerned
EXIBITORS ARE REMINDED THAT
Each day, all cats / kittens must remain on exhibition for
public viewing in their allocated show cage until 5.00pm
Unless permission to leave early has been granted by a
Show Manager Prior to the Show
Again if such permission has been granted you must not
leave unless escorted from the venue by a Show
Manager or their representative.
Entries close with the
ENTRY OFFICER: (Mr Lee Caldwell)
14 Legacy Crescent, Modbury North, SA 5092
cccaentryofficer2016@gmail.com
on Friday 10th June 2016
A confirmation
(showing all details of your entries, payment etc.)
will be emailed or forwarded by mail
However as processing of entries may take some
time after receipt, this may take a week or so.
When you receive this confirmation PLEASE
check ALL the details carefully & inform the
entry officer of any errors promptly
(like all of us we can make mistakes!!)
If you do not have email please enclose a
Stamped, self addressed envelope (DL size)
for return of this confirmation
NOTE: email submission of entry option
applies only for entries paid by EFT - see box
above in "entry fees"
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AWARDS
FOR PEDIGREE EXHIBITS
In each ring for male, female, neuter/spay cats the best of each breed colour/colour group (where
appropriate) will receive a challenge certificate, subject to the exhibit reaching a standard acceptable to
the judge.
In Groups 1 & 3 in each section, (kittens, entire cats & desexed cats) top 15 places will be awarded.
In Group 2 in each section, (kittens, entire cats & desexed cats) top 10 places will be awarded.
Each of the Top 15/10 placed exhibits will receive an American style rosette and a prize.
Quality ribbons will be awarded to Best of Breed and Reserve of Breed and may extend further if numbers
warrant.
Best Entire
Best Neuter
in each GROUP in each GROUP
▼
Best Kitten
in each GROUP
▼
▼
BEST EXHIBIT IN EACH
GROUP IN SHOW
BY POINTS SCORED
SUPREME EXHIBIT IN SHOW
will be selected by the International judging panel from:
BEST GROUP 1
EXHIBIT
BEST GROUP 2
EXHIBIT
BEST GROUP 3
EXHIBIT
▼
▼
▼
SUPREME EXHIBIT IN SHOW
selected from these three exhibits by the panel of international judges
THE SUPREME EXHIBIT IN SHOW
The Best In Show Group 1, 2, 3, Entire, Neuter & Kitten
The Best In Show Group 1, 2 & 3 Exhibits
Will all receive quality American style rosettes and prizes
FOR COMPANION EXHIBITS
In each ring for neuter/spay Companion Cats, the best Shorthair and Longhair male and female will receive an
Award of Merit certificate.
The Supreme Companion Exhibit in Show will be selected from the best exhibit in each ring by points scored
for Group awards
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SHOW OFFICIALS
CONTACT INFORMATION
Show Managers: Judith Jordan
0413 482 240 Email: judith@judithjordan.com.au
(Mr) Lee Caldwell 0401 354 052 Email: cccaentryofficer2016@gmail.com
08 7230 8344
Entry Officer
(Mr) Lee Caldwell 0401 354 052
08 7230 8344
Postal:
Email: cccaentryofficer2016@gmail.com
14 Legacy Cres Modbury North SA 5092
TIMETABLE:
DAY 1 (Saturday 16th July 2016)
6.30am - 8.15am
8.30am
10.00am - 5.00pm
5.00pm
Vetting (all exhibits)
Judging commences
Show opens to public
Judging concludes
Day 2 (Sunday 17th July 2016)
6.30am - 8.15am
8.30am
10.00am - 5.00pm
3.30pm
5.00pm
Vetting (all exhibits)
Judging Commences
Show opens to public
Judging of Supreme Companion cat
Judging of Best In Show
Presentations & Show Closes
ACCOMMODATION & CAT BOARDING
Refer to the show website: http://www.cccanational2016.com/
SHOW DINNER with judges and exhibitors $55.00 per head
Date & Time: Friday 15th July @ 7.00pm
Venue: Regal Park Motor Inn, 44 Barton Terrace East, North Adelaide
Menu: Welcome drink
Starter: Vegetarian Minestrone Soup
Mains: 3 alternate drops:
Roast Beef with Baked Vegetables
Baked chicken Breast served on pumpkin & leek risotto with Hollandaise sauce
Grilled Barramundi with white wine cream sauce
Desserts:
Shared platters of Italian Continental Cakes
Fresh Fruit & Cheese Platter
Tea & Coffee
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL (see summary sheet)
SHOW RAFFLE with quality prices, final draw Sunday
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CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
Friday 10th June 2016
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
please assist us by getting your entries in early
Exhibitors should note:
 exhibits must be entered on both days of the show and will be entered in all 6 rings
 there are no litter classes in the show
 the latest date of birth of a kitten to be eligible to compete in the show is 23rd April 2016
 All kittens entered in the show MUST be at least 12 weeks of age
on the first day of the show
Each KITTEN exhibit A current vaccination certificate for at least (F3) Feline Enteritis, Feline Herpesvirus
and Feline Calicivirus must be produced at vetting-in for every kitten brought to a FASA show. Every
vaccination certificate MUST be signed by a qualified veterinarian and show a minimum of two (2)
vaccinations with the last one given at 12 weeks or older and identify the kitten. Certificates must be seen by
the veterinarian or other delegated person to ensure vaccinations are current and legal in South Australia.
Kittens without current certificates will not be allowed to remain at the venue. NO CARD NO ENTRY - This
includes every kitten that enters the show hall, such as Kittens on exhibition, all of which must be vetted-in
and have vaccination certificates. NB: Under the Livestock Act 1997 and Regulations 1998 it is prohibited for
anyone but a veterinary Surgeon to administer these vaccines.
. Documentary evidence
(VALID FIRST VACCINATION CERTIFICATE FROM A VETERINARIAN which clearly
identifies the Kitten - name, breed & sex) must be produced to the veterinary officer.
Failure to do so will result in rejection of the exhibit concerned
 an exhibit born on or before 16th October 2015
will be a cat at the show
 any exhibit not in its allocated cage when judges are called to the floor will automatically be
disqualified (as per show rule 25 see page 15)
 UTH & UTJ rules will apply in accordance with national show rule 36 (see page 16)
 if any judge is unable to undertake their assignment
a replacement judge will be assigned
 NO SPONSORS' product won at the show may be on-sold at the show
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IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE
Before the Show
1.For each pedigree or registered companion exhibit entered a legible, high contrast photocopy of
the exhibit’s pedigree, as issued by a recognised controlling body, must be included with your entry.
Photographs of pedigrees taken with a smart phone are not acceptable (in general they are not of
high enough resolution)
2.
No other printed or handwritten pedigree is acceptable.
DO NOT SEND ORIGINAL PEDIGREES as these will not be returned
3.If the pedigree does not show the correct sex, colour/pattern and/or title for the exhibit, proof of
change must be supplied with your entry.
4.Should there be any changes to sex, colour/pattern or title of an exhibit after an entry has been
lodged, these must be submitted in writing to the show entry clerk together with a copy of the
amended certificate of registration by the entry closing date.
5.For titled cats entry into the CCCA Class will be automatic based on the information as supplied
on their registration/pedigree certificate.
6.This is a six ring show over two days. Your cat will be handled at least three times each day.
Please consider your cats’ temperament when entering.
7.
All exhibits must have front and rear claws clipped.
8.
Please take care completing your entry. Incorrect or incomplete entry applications will not
be processed and be queried (by email if provided). Once the queries are resolved the entry will be
processed.
9.
Desexed and entire kittens will be shown in the same class.
10.
Entries will not be accepted for breeds or colours/patterns not accepted by CCCA.
At the Show
1. Day 1 each exhibit must be inspected by and pass the veterinary officer’s inspection before
being allowed to be benched in the show. Day 2 random in cage vetting but any exhibits not
examined on day1 will require examination on day 2.
Exhibitors must handle their own exhibits at the veterinary inspection table.
Each kitten exhibit must have had at least two Feline-3 vaccination with the last one given at 12 weeks
or older. Documentary evidence (VALID FIRST VACCINATION CERTIFICATE FROM A
VETERINARIAN which clearly identifies the Kitten - name, breed & sex) must be produced to the
veterinary officer.
Failure to do so will result in rejection of the exhibit concerned
All exhibits must remain in their designated cages until the show closes.
2. Please be aware of the closing time of the show. Any exhibit left in the hall unattended at the
close of show will be removed and taken to one of the boarding catteries listed on the website
overnight at the owner’s expense.
3. Breeders Choice or similar paper litter must be used at this venue to protect the flooring. No clay
litter or crystal litter allowed.
Cat litter must be disposed of ONLY in the marked bins.
Please do not use the bags on the judging tables as the odour is unpleasant and will upset other
exhibits. Failure to comply may result in your exhibit’s results being withheld.
4. No powders or sprays are to be used within the show hall unless in a designated grooming area.
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The Co-ordinating Cat Council of Australia Inc. Show Rules
1. All Exhibits local and interstate, excepting unpedigreed
exhibits (Household Pet/Domestic Exhibits), must be registered
with a recognised controlling body in the state or territory in which
it is domiciled and issued with an approved Registration number
2. All applications for entry for the CCCA National Show must be
accompanied by a copy of the exhibit’s registration certificate and
if not included on the registration certificate a pedigree showing
all breeds and colours and which shows the exhibit plus three
generations as a minimum.
3. All litters must be recorded with recognised controlling body
and must be a minimum of 10 weeks of age on the day of the
show.
4. The number of kittens in each litter must be stated on the entry
form. The Show Secretary must be notified prior to the show date
if any kittens included in the litter have died (or been sold) since
the litter was entered.
5. All kittens need to be appropriately vaccinated by a
veterinarian and the first vaccination must have been
administered no less than 14 days prior to the show. Certificates
must be available for inspection at time of vetting.
6. All adult cats (entire or desexed) entered for competition,
including titled cats, must compete in their appropriate open
classes. Kittens must be entered in their individual age classes,
unless entered as a litter only (under 4 months).
7. No cat obviously pregnant may be exhibited. No cat nursing a
litter maybe exhibited without her litter. No vasectomised or tubal
ligated cat may be exhibited.
8. Entries must be on the approved entry form and must be in the
hands of the Show Committee by the stated closing time. All entry
fees must accompany the entry form. Entry fees will not be
refunded under any circumstances. Should any cheque be
returned to the Show Committee by the banking facility employed,
the exhibitor shall be required forward the entry money by cash,
money order or bank cheque, including any costs incurred by the
Show Committee, prior to the entry being processed.
9. The Show Committee reserves the right to amend Prize lists.
10. While the CCCA take every care with the animals entered in
the Show, all entries are accepted at the owners/lessees risk.
11. The Show Committee reserves the right to refuse or return
any entry or entries. Exhibitors whose entries are refused, are to
be notified in writing with an explanation of rejection by registered
mail within (7) days of the close of entries. A copy of such a letter
is to be forwarded to the secretary of the CCCA.
12. The age of the Exhibits is calculated from the date of their
birth to midnight on the first day of the show.
13. An exhibit must be the bona fide registered property of the
owner or lessees in whose name it is entered. If owned by more
than one person, the names of all part owners must be shown on
the entry form.
14. One (1) free pass will be issued to each owner, part owner or
lessee. Theses passes are not transferable.
15. The CCCA will be most anxious for the care and safety of the
cats and kittens brought to or sent for exhibition or any property
entrusted to it, but it must be strictly understood by all exhibitors,
and all other persons, that neither this body nor the Show
Committee will not accept responsibility for the loss, damage or
detention of any exhibit or any property, whether arising from
accident or other cause by its officers, agents or any other
person.
16. No cat or other animal, other than exhibits shall be allowed
within the precincts of the exhibition for the duration of the show.
17. All exhibits must be brought to the hall in suitable baskets or
containers. No Exhibit will be accepted if on a lead, wrapped in a
towel etc.
18. No exhibit shall enter the hall if it has at any time during the
period of (30) days immediately preceding the Show has been in
a cattery affected with Feline Enteritis or any other contagious
disease. If a cat is under treatment for any complaint, it should
have a certificate from the attending veterinarian as to the
contagious possibilities or otherwise. The certificate must be
handed to the Show Veterinarian before examination. The Show
Veterinarian’s decision will be final. People from an infected
cattery will not be permitted to officiate at cat shows.
19. All exhibits must pass the Veterinarian inspection. Any duly
qualified Veterinary Surgeon shall examine each cat, whether
entered or exhibition only, and shall order any cat to be removed
from the show if, in their opinion, it is suffering from any
contagious disease or has external parasites. Their decision in
this regard shall be final. Should the veterinarian reject one of an
exhibitor’s cats or kittens, all the exhibitor’s entries may be
rejected.
20. If during the course of the Show, an exhibit should be found
to be ailing or distressed through any cause, the Show Manager
may at his discretion request the exhibit to be removed from the
hall.
21. Litter trays must be provided by exhibitors. Any restrictions on
the type of litter permitted at the show venue must be adhered to.
22. No foodstuffs are allowed in cages prior to, or during judging,
however drinking water may be provided.
23. Grooming exhibits may be continued until exhibitors are
requested to leave the exhibition area prior to commencement of
judging. Aerosol sprays, mentholated spirits and powders are
prohibited in the hall. Failure to comply with this regulation will
result in disqualification of the exhibit.
24. Boxes, baskets etc. must be placed out of sight after the
exhibit is benched.
25. Late arrivals will only be accepted at the discretion of the
Show Manager but exhibits not in their cages when the judges
are called to the floor will automatically be disqualified.
26. No cat or kitten may be removed from the vicinity of its cage
without special permission of the Show Manager.
27. No exhibit shall be removed from the Hall before completion
of prize giving without the permission of the Show Manager.
28. No award cards or ribbons, other than those won at the
show, may be displayed.
29. All exhibits at CCCA shows are judged according to the
Standards of the CCCA. No breed numbers will be used. All
breeds and colours will be fully written.
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30. The Breeds and Groups permitted at a CCCA show will be in
accordance with the Standard Group at the time agreed to by the
Affiliate bodies.
31. Desexed adult exhibits shall not compete against entire adult
exhibits except for Supreme Exhibit or where special regulations
apply (eg. Side classes: eye colour etc.).
32. Open classes, for each individual CCCA recognised colour
in each breed except where breeds are not broken into colour
classes. Challenge and award certificates will be awarded Best
Male, Best Female, Best Neuter and Best Spay in each colour
(excepting AOC and Domestic exhibits or where special
regulations apply) irrespective of the number of entries, provided
that the exhibits reach the standard required by the judge.
33. Challenge and Award of Merit Certificates awarded
to Supplementary Register must be marked with the letters “SR”.
34. A Judges decision on the merit of an exhibit shall be final
unless such decision is contrary to the rules under which the
show is conducted. Judges shall be empowered and instructed
not to award any prize; Challenge or Award of Merit to any exhibit
which they consider is not of sufficient merit
35. Any exhibit found to be under sedation will be disqualified.
36. UTH Any cat that shows aggression towards people,
especially any cat that bites or deliberately scratches someone, is
automatically declared UNABLE TO BE HANDLED (UTH). There
is to be no further judging on the day and a readable sign should
be displayed on the cage and the owner notified. Any cat
declared UTH is suspended from the show bench for 3 months. If
the cat is declared UTH again it will be permanently disqualified
for life. This is a minimum standard which individual member
bodies may exceed.
UTJ Any cat that is unable to be safely taken from the cage to the
table and handled sufficiently to be judges is to be declared
UNABLE TO BE JUDGED (UTJ) by the judge and no award is to
be made. This is effective in that ring only, with no cumulative
effect towards disqualification.
37. Officiating judges may enter exhibits in competition providing
they are only entered in sections which they are NOT officiating.
Such judges are categorically excluded from conferring with
judges of cats in sections in which they are exhibiting and from
sitting on any panel, including Supreme Exhibit, in the event that
the exhibit owned by them should be presented to such panels.
38. A judge shall not judge an exhibit which he/she directly or
indirectly, alone or jointly with another, own or lease or which they
have transferred to a new owner, judge that exhibit within 3
months of that transfer. An exhibit will be deemed to be subject of
this regulation if it is an exhibit in which the Judge or Judge’s
spouse or partner or children or parents and siblings have or
have had a direct or indirect proprietary interest.
39. Where possible stewards will not assist Judges in classes in
which they have entered exhibits.
40. Each judge will submit his Best and Reserve Special Awards
to the Show Management for submission to the panel judging
Supreme and Reserve Supreme Exhibits. Panel judging may be
used at the discretion of the Show Committee for any category,
but all decisions of the members of the panel must be by secret
ballot.
41. Any complaint regarding the management of the Show must
be submitted in writing, together with a $20.00 fee, to the CCCA
Secretary within (7) days of the conclusion of the show. The fee
will be refunded should the protest be upheld.
Other Show Rules/Conditions
❐ An official 2016 CCCA Show Entry Form must be
completed and forwarded. [form attached after the summary
sheet]
❐ For each pedigree exhibit or registered companion exhibit
entered a legible, high contrast copy of the exhibit’s 4
generation pedigree, as issued by a controlling body
recognized by CCCA or ACF, or by ANCATS, must be
attached.
❐ The summary sheet which accompanies this schedule must
be completed and forwarded.
❐ If you pay by EFT, a copy of your BANK PAYMENT
RECEIPT. MUST be forwarded also.
❐ Returned Cheques: Should any cheque forwarded in
payment be returned unpaid, a money order, a bank cheque,
or cash will be required to be forwarded immediately (or an
immediate EFT made which is confirmed as paid into the Show
account) to ensure acceptance of entry. Any costs incurred by
the Show Committee in such a circumstance shall be paid by
the exhibitor before the entry is accepted.
❐ The Show Entry Officer reserves the right to transfer
exhibits which are incorrectly entered.
❐ To protect the flooring ONLY Breeders Choice PAPER
LITTER MAY BE USED. No clay or crystal litter allowed.
❐ Cat litter must be disposed of ONLY in the marked bins.
Please don’t use the judges bins as the odour is unpleasant
and will upset other exhibits. Failure to comply with this rule
may result in your exhibit(s) results being withheld.
❐ VETERINARY INSPECTION
Each day each exhibit must be inspected by and pass the
veterinary officer’s inspection before being allowed to be
benched in the show. Exhibitors are to handle their own
exhibits at the veterinary inspection table.
Each kitten exhibit must have had at least one Feline-3
vaccination not less than 14 days prior to the Show.
Documentary evidence (valid first vaccination certificate
from a veterinarian which clearly identifies the kitten
– name, breed & sex) must be produced to the veterinary
officer. Failure to do so will result in rejection of the exhibit
concerned.
❐ All exhibits must have their front & back claws clipped
❐ No powders or sprays are to be used within the show hall
unless in a designated grooming area.
❐ Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the venue.
❐ Exhibitors are reminded:
A Judge or Steward does not have to handle any exhibit
showing signs of aggression. Owners have a duty of care not
to bench exhibits with a reported history of fractious behavior.
The Show Manager and the Show Committee, have the right
to require the removal of the latter exhibits from the Show.
❐ For FASA member exhibitors, FASA rules will apply for UTH
and UTJ.
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Entry Summary Sheet (please PRINT clearly)
Title.......... Family name(s) ......................................................First name(s)........................................
Address.................................................................................................................................................
Suburb............................................................................... Postcode...................................................
Phone............................................... Mobile ........................................................................................
Email....................................................................................................................................................
Your Registering Body........................................................ Membership Number..............................
[
] please cross (X) here if you do not want your name, address, & phone number in the catalogue
[
] please cross (X) here if you do not want your email address in the catalogue
I am willing to assist at the show: STEWARDING [
] RING CLERK [
] OTHER.......................................
Please place X in box above or indicate other, all help gratefully appreciated
Number
$
$
_______
Exhibits 1-2 (6 rings)
60.00 each __________
_______
Exhibits 3-4 (6 rings)
55.00 each __________
_______
Exhibits 5th or more (6 rings)
50.00 each __________
Benching Fee (per exhibitor)
10.00
_______
Show supplied double cage(s)
_______
Show Catalogue(s)
_______
Donation/Sponsorship
_______
Dinner with the Judges (Friday evening see page 20)
10.00
5.00 each __________
20.00 each __________
__________
55.00pp __________
Advertising in catalogue
__________
(copy must be emailed with entry as a pdf or jpg file)
Total $_________
Full page $100, 1/2 page $50, 1/4 page $25, Business card $10
I/we have paid this total amount by (cross (X) appropriate box)
[
] (Preferred Method Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
to the Show Account, Note: please include "Show
Payment from (your name)" in the comments and forward
a copy of your Bank Payment Receipt with this form
Bank details BSB 035 055 Account No. 348 645
[
] Cheque/money order enclosed with this entry
Cheque/Money Order remittances should be payable to
"Feline Association of SA Inc"
Please read and sign below to show your acceptance of these terms:I/we hereby certify that
(a) I/we have read the entire contents of this schedule and
clarified with the Show Manager anything of which
I/we am uncertain;
(b) I/we are financial members of a recognised cat
registering body;
(c) the pedigree cats & registered companion exhibits
entered are registered in my/our name with a recognised
registering body and I/we have attached copies of the exhibits
registration certificates
(d) where a registration, transfer or lease is ‘pending’ all papers
have been lodged with the relevant registering body and will be
supplied by close of entries;
e) all kitten exhibits have a current vaccination against Feline
Infectious Enteritis;
(f) I/we enter the kittens/cats at our own risk;
(g) I/we agree to observe and be bound by the rules & regulations
of the CCCA and the other show rules & conditions, and accept
the show manager’s decision as final.
Signed................................................Date...................
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If you have no email PLEASE include a stamped self addressed envelope (preferably DL size, 110 x 220mm for return of
confirmation of entries.
Entries close with the Entry Officer, Lee Caldwell, 14 Legacy Crescent, Modbury North SA 5092
or email: cccaentryofficer2016@gmail.com
Friday 10th June 2016
ENTRY FORM FOR PEDIGREE & REGISTERED COMPANION EXHIBITS
please PRINT clearly
If more than 4 exhibits are to be entered please use an additional form
title: ............... family name(s): ................................................................. first other name(s): .....................................................
email ........................................................................................................................................................................................................
your registering body ............................................................................... your membership number ........................................................
For each pedigree or registered companion exhibit entered a legible, high contrast photocopy of the exhibit’s pedigree, as
issued by a recognised controlling body, must be included with your entry.
A photograph of a pedigree taken with a smart phone is not acceptable (in general these are not of high
enough resolution)
DO NOT SEND ORIGINAL PEDIGREES as these will not be returned
If the pedigree does not show the correct sex, colour/pattern and/or title for the exhibit, proof of change must be supplied
with your entry. Entries will not be accepted for breeds or colours/patterns not accepted by CCCA
• The completed Entry Summary Sheet must be forwarded with this form also
SEX
EXHIBITS
(circle)
EXHIBIT 1
name &
registration no.
EXHIBIT 2
name &
registration no
EXHIBIT 3
name &
registration no.
name &
registration no.
Show
Supplied
neuter
spay
Exhibitor
Owned
male
female
Show
Aupplied
neuter
spay
Exhibitor
Owned
male
female
Show
Supplied
Exhibitor
Owned
male
female
Show
Supplied
spay
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SINGLE
DOUBLE
OWN61
OWN69
OWN76
spay
neuter
SHOW SUPPLIED CAGES
(circle one) ▼
male
female
neuter
EXHIBIT 4
CAGE required
SINGLE
DOUBLE
OWN61
OWN69
OWN76
SINGLE
DOUBLE
OWN61
OWN69
OWN76
Exhibitor
Owned
SINGLE
DOUBLE
OWN61
OWN69
OWN76
2016 CCCA NATIONAL CAT SHOW - ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
SINGLE – A single cage is of front Width 54cm(21”) X Depth 54cm(21”) X Height 54cm(21”).
DOUBLE – A double cage is of front Width 90cm(36”) X Depth 45cm(18”) X Height 45cm(18”).
EXHIBITOR OWNED CAGES:
These must comply with the approved standards and sizes as listed below. No other size own cages are allowed. Such cages shall
be of a wire mesh type construction with one or two doors. No top opening cages will be permitted.
Each own cage must be fitted with suitable waterproof and opaque (non-see through) solid barriers on both sides and back to prevent
direct contact between benched cats.
OWN61 – a cage of front Width approx. 61cm(24”) or just less
OWN69 – a cage of front Width approx. 69cm(27”) or just less, but longer than 61cm
OWN76 – a cage of front Width approx. 76cm(30”) or just less, but longer than 69cm
ENTRY FORM FOR UNREGISTERED COMPANION EXHIBITS
please PRINT clearly
If more than 2 unregistered companion exhibits are to be entered please use an additional form
title: ............... family name(s): ................................................................. first other name(s): .....................................................
email ........................................................................................................................................................................................................
your registering body (if applicable).....................................................................your membership number ................................................
COMPANION CAT AND KITTEN EXHIBITS
This class is open to all adult desexed domestic and part pedigreed cats and kittens.
All domestic and part pedigree exhibits must show proof of desexing from 6 months of age, which shall be recorded either by vet
letter or tattoo.
All adults exhibits contest Open Class (Companion) as male or female whether titled or open (untitled).
All kitten exhibits contest as male or female kittens.
One Merit award is to be awarded to one male and one female in longhair and shorthair classes in each judging ring. A total of 4
Merit Awards per ring will be issued.
● The completed Entry Summary Sheet must be forwarded with this form also
EXHIBIT 1
NAME: ____________________________________________________
DATE OF BIRTH (estimate if unknown): ________________________
COLOUR: _________________________________________________
SEX
(circle)
Male
Female
CAGE required
(circle one)
SINGLE
Show
supplied
DOUBLE
Neuter
Spay
PATTERN:________________________________________________
Exhibitor
owned
OWN61
OWN69
OWN76
(Tabby, Classic, Spotted, Mackerel, Ticked, Tortie etc)
SHORTHAIR OR LONGHAIR (please circle one)
EXHIBIT 2
NAME: ____________________________________________________
DATE OF BIRTH (estimate if unknown): ________________________
SEX
(circle)
Male
Female
Neuter
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CAGE required
(circle one)
SINGLE
Show
supplied
DOUBLE
2016 CCCA NATIONAL CAT SHOW - ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
COLOUR: _________________________________________________
Spay
PATTERN:________________________________________________
OWN61
Exhibitor
owned
(Tabby, Classic, Spotted, Mackerel, Ticked, Tortie etc)
OWN69
OWN76
SHORTHAIR OR LONGHAIR (please circle one)
NOTE: Show Supplied Cages & Exhibitor Owned Cages:– see page 2 of the schedule for further details
Dinner INVITATION
You are hereby invited to help celebrate the opening of the
CCCA 2016 National Show in Adelaide
Please join us for the welcome dinner at
Regal Park Motor Inn
44 Barton Terrace east
North Adelaide
Friday 15th July 2016 – 7.00 pm
This will include
a welcome drink (beer, wine, champers, soft drink)
Entrée
Vegetarian minestrone soup
3 alternate drops for the main meal
Roast Beef
with baked vegetables
Baked Chicken Breast
served on pumpkin and leek risotto with Hollandaise sauce
Grilled Barramundi
with white wine cream sauce
Vegetarian options available on the night please advise when booking
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2016 CCCA NATIONAL CAT SHOW - ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
Dessert
Shared platters of continental cakes
Fresh fruit and cheese platter
Coffee and tea
All for $55/head (please book & pay with entries)
THERE WILL ALSO BE A LUCKY DOOR PRIZE ON THE NIGHT
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