Irish Setter Association, England
Hon. Secretary Miss R Box
Redferns Cottage, 2 East Winch Road, Blackborough End,
King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE32 1SF
Tel: 01553 840927
becky@fernstart.wanadoo.co.uk
www.isae.co.uk
I.S.A.E. Annual Trophies
Members of the Irish Setter Association, England, are invited to submit claims for the following
trophies in relation to wins during the 2015 year:
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The Rasbridge Trophy - awarded to the owner of the top Brood Bitch of the year
The Danaway Trophy - awarded to the owner of the top Stud Dog of the year
The Marjorie Jarosz Memorial Trophy - awarded to the Top Breeder(s) of the year
The Wendover Trophy - presented to the top winning Irish Setter of the year
(The points system for each trophy is detailed overleaf.)
Claims for the Rasbridge Trophy, Danaway Trophy and the Marjorie Jarosz Memorial Trophy
should be made in writing or by e-mail to the Hon. Secretary by 31st January 2016. A photograph
of the dog concerned should be included with your claim for inclusion in the Annual Review should
you be the winner. NB. It is not necessary for Members to make a claim for the Wendover Trophy
as the winner will be determined by the Association based on recorded wins.
Please note:
i) To be eligible for a trophy, the owner(s) must have paid their annual subscription by the last
day in February in the qualifying year (as per Rule 4 of the Association’s rules) (i.e. to be
the winner in 2015 the Member must have been fully paid up as at 28th February 2015).
ii) Should the winning dog be owned in partnership, both/all partners must be fully paid up
Members of the Association without variation as per Rule 4.
iii) Late submissions will not be accepted.
The winners will be announced at the Association’s Annual General Meeting on 20th March 2016.
Members will be notified of the outcome of their claim in early February 2016. However, winners
will be politely asked to keep their win confidential until such time as the Association’s AGM has
taken place. The only exception will be to allow the winners to include details of their win in any
Irish Setter year book advertisement they are producing in relation to the 2015 year and as such the
Association will accept late amendments to your advert in the Annual Review if you are the winner
of a trophy.
The trophies will be presented to the winners at the Association’s championship show in October
2016 and will be held for one year.
I.S.A.E. Annual Trophies – Points System
Rasbridge Trophy
(Top Brood Bitch)
Qualifying points are for first generation offspring winning at
Championship Show level.
 The points are awarded as follows:
- Challenge Certificate = 5 points
- Reserve Challenge Certificate = 3 points
- First prize win = 1 point
 No one dog will contribute more than 50 points towards its dams total
 In the event of a tie, one point will be awarded for each UK
championship show best of breed win
Danaway Trophy
(Top Stud Dog)
Qualifying points are for first generation offspring winning at
Championship Show level.
 The points are awarded as follows;
- Challenge Certificate = 5 points
- Reserve Challenge Certificate = 3 points
- First prize win = 1 point
 No one dog will contribute more than 50 points towards its sires total
 In the event of a tie, one point will be awarded for each UK
championship show best of breed win
Marjorie Jarosz
Memorial Tropy
(Top Breeder)
The criteria which will determine the winner of this trophy is as follows:
 All qualifying dogs must be bred by the same Member/Member
partnership (in which case both/all partners must be Members of the
Association) without variation
 Qualifying points are for first generation offspring winning at UK
Championship Show level.
 The points are awarded as follows;
- Challenge Certificate = 5 points
- Reserve Challenge Certificate = 3 points
- First prize win = 1 point
 No one dog will contribute more than 50 points towards its Breeders
total
 In the event of a tie, one point will be awarded for each UK
championship show best of breed win
Wendover Trophy
The trophy will be awarded to the Member owning the Irish Setter which
has won the most challenge certificates in the preceding year. In the event
of a tie, the number of best of breed awards obtained at UK championship
shows will be used to determine the overall winner. In the event of there
still being a tie after best of breed awards have been taken into
consideration, the number of reserve challenge certificates won in the year
will determine the winner.
Please note, it is not necessary for Members to make a claim for the
Wendover Trophy as the winner will be determined by the Association
based on recorded wins.