Fife Dog Show 2016.

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The Moffat Catering Equipment Company are Delighted to Be Sponsoring The Greyhound Rescue Fife 9th Annual Dog Show!

Welcome to our 9th greyhound rescue Fife dog show that will take place indoors on Sunday the 29th May at Caldwell's farm near Collessie in Fife. The organiser’s intend that this family friendly event will help raise awareness of the plight of greyhounds in a relaxed atmosphere and allow people not only the opportunity to talk about their dogs but show them as well. Although the show will have a predominantly greyhound slant to it, some classes will be open to other breeds as well. If you do not have a dog then this is the ideal opportunity to come along and see these majestic dogs “strut” their stuff and learn more about them and expel many of the myths.

Prices

Advanced ticket purchase to this whole day event costs only £4.00 with accompanying kids going free (16 and under). Tickets can be purchased at any of the Fife greyhound dog walks or from Jimmy/Celia and others in the Fife area (look out for the posters). Once again to ensure that everybody entering the show hall has paid we will be issuing wristbands at the front door as you come in, so please wear at all times during the event otherwise you may be asked to pay again !! On the day entry to each class will cost £1 per dog (payable on entry to the ring). This year, this also includes “best family of dogs” i.e. if you have 2 dogs for this = £2, 3 dogs = £3 etc.

Venue facilities

Caldwell's farm, Collessie, By Ladybank, Fife, KY15 7UY. Click here for map.

Show will take place indoors in a sandy horse-riding arena. There are car parking and toilet facilities. We also have the use of the adjacent field for anybody wanting to walk their dogs during the day. As it is a working farm owners are asked to be in control of their dogs at all times and clean up any mess they may make. We will also have hot/cold drinks, sandwiches, crisps and confectionery for sale. GRF Merchandise, tombola, home baking, kid’s lucky dip, variety of greeting cards as well as jewellery will be available for sale on the day. We will also have several commercial companies who will have various dog treats for sale on the day, these commercial companies help sponsor our event and we would encourage as many of you as possible to visit these stands to find out what these companies have to offer.

Directions

• From the M90 southbound, exit at junction 9 onto the A912 following signs for Cupar and Glenfarg. At the roundabout go straight on for Glenfarg. Follow the road alongside the river until you pass the quarry on your left, then turn left signed for Gateside. In Gateside turn left onto the A91.
• From the A91 eastbound pass through Gateside, and through Auchtermuchty. Approx. 2 miles from Auchtermuchty, you will see hedges beginning on your left and a line of mature trees leading up the hill. Turn left into the drive for Caldwell farm.
• From the M90 northbound, exit at junct.8 following signs for the A91, St Andrews and Falkland Palace.
• From the A91westbound. At the Melville Lodge roundabout and the junction with A92 to Ladybank and Dundee, take the A91 signed Auchtermuchty. Follow the A91 until a staggered crossroads, with the 'Animal Park' and Giffordtown on the left and Collessie and Newburgh on the right. Caldwell farm is the second entrance on the right after the junction.
• Watch out for the greyhound signs and balloons.

Programme

Door open at 11:00 with the first class starting at 11:30. The winners of each class will go into the “Best of show” final. Your dogs can be entered into as many classes as you want. The more you enter the better your chance !

Show order

1. Best junior handler
2. Best male greyhound
3. Best non-greyhound
4. Homeless hound parade 1
5. Best family of dogs
6. Best “Loveable Face”
7. Best female greyhound
8. Homeless hound parade 2 (+ raffle)
9. Best in show final

• Best junior handler: This class is open to all kids 16 and under allowing them the opportunity to show their dogs off (Open to all dog breeds). Class sponsored by Jo Goss.
• Best male greyhound: As the title suggests for male greyhounds only, a highly competitive field is expected to see who is crowned prince of the show! Class sponsored by Chris Mathewson aka 'Bootsie's Granny.'
• Best non-greyhound: Open to all other breeds except greyhounds allowing the best of the rest an opportunity to reach the final! 'And the Oscar goes to' ---- sponsored by keychange.solutions. http://www.keychange.solutions
• Best family of dogs: Open to owners with 2 or more dogs of any breed, the winners of this class will nominate one of their dogs to go into the final. Sponsored by the lurchers Lady and Bonnie.
• Best 'Loveable Face': Back due to popular demand is our loveable face class. If you think your dog has the face to win then this is the class for them! The class is open to all dog breeds. Class sponsored in memory of Annie. (Previous winner of this class.)
• Best female greyhound: The penultimate class and probably the most competitive of the show who will be crowned princess of the greyhounds (open to female greyhounds only). Class sponsored by 'A Polish friend of greyhounds in Fife.'
• Best of show: The final which is open to all winners of the previous classes. Who will be crowned King/Queen of the dog world?

Prizes

Rosettes and prizes will be awarded to the first 6 dogs in each class (more than any other dog show!!) With the first three also receiving a certificate. All winners will also have their photograph taken in front of our sponsors wall. Who will be crowned King or Queen of the show in 2016?

Winners Bandanas sponsored by the Rover Reporter.

   Show rosettes sponsored by 'That Wily Vixen aka Foxy.'

Show Trophies co-sponsored by: Lomond Hills Vets. and Select Wallpaper.

To see the winners of the 2016 show please click here.

Previous winners.

2008: Duke (2 year old male greyhound, winner of Best Junior handler class)
2009: Blue (2 year old male greyhound, winner of Best male greyhound class)
2010: Kell (5 year old male greyhound, winner of Best male greyhound class)
2011: Heidi (7 year old female greyhound, winner of Best female greyhound class)
2012: Frank (8 year old male greyhound – winner of our Golden Oldies class)
2013: Queenie (8 year old female greyhound – winner of our Junior Handler class)
2014: Pepper (Female greyhound - winner of our best female greyhound class)
2015: Kev (Male greyhound - winner of our best male greyhound class)