The Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Great Britain
Breed Specific Judging Seminar
At Bulkington Community Centre, Nr Nuneaton. Warks. CV12 9JB
18th February 2018
Coffee at 9.00am for prompt start at 9.30
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The programme includes a Powerpoint Illustrated Explanation of the SCWT Standard
Followed by
Guest speaker Eileen Foy
giving a Presentation
and her interpretation of the Standard as a Terrier Judge and Championship Show Judge
Group 1. ‘Hands On’ Assessment for experienced judges who will receive a Pass or Fail Certificate
Group 2. Those with no judging experience wishing to learn about the breed are also welcome. Some breeders also find it helpful when assessing puppies. Those participating in this group will not be assessed but will receive an Attendance Certificate.
£25.00 each including lunch & light refreshments.
Please book early, places may be limited. For further details and booking form contact:
Margaret House, 32 Oaktree Park, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon EX20 2NB
Tel: 01837 840657 email: margaret.house@btinternet.com
NB If you wish to apply for inclusion to the SCWTC of GB Judges Lists 2018 application forms will be available at the seminar along with the required Criteria for the various lists. They should be returned by 31st March 2018 for the SCWTC of GB Judges Sub Committee meeting 7.04.18
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SEMINARS - A CHANCE TO LEARN
The Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Great Britain
Breed Specific Judging Seminar
Edington Village Hall, nr. Bridgwater, Somerset TA7 9LD
(South of Bristol, 15 mins. from M5 Junct.23, on A39 towards Glastonbury )
Sunday 27th November 2016
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The programme includes a Powerpoint Illustrated Explanation of the SCWT History & Standard
Guest speaker Bill Brown-Cole
giving a Presentation
and his interpretation of the Standard as a Terrier and Championship Show judge
‘Hands On’ Assessment by participants.
Exhibitors of the Breed who wish to learn how judges assess the Breed and Novice judges are also welcome.
Some breeders also find it helpful when assessing puppies .
£20 for SCWTC of GB members, £25 for non members
including lunch & light refreshments.
Please book early, places will be strictly limited. Further details and Reservation form available from:
Margaret House, 32 Oaktree Park, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon EX20 2NB
Tel: 01837 840657 email: margaret.house@btinternet.com
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JUDGES LIST CRITERIA 2017
The parameters which follow are generally intended as the minimum required for approval. Candidates will be considered on their individual merits and qualifications.
Critiques All Judges are required to write critiques for 1st & 2nd Class placings at Championship and Open Shows with the exception of SCWTC of GB Club Shows. These require 1st,2nd, & 3rd placings in each class.
All critiques should be sent to the Dog Press (Dog World & Our Dogs) within one month of the show for publication. In addition those for Championship Shows and all SCWTC of GB Club shows should be forwarded to the Club for inclusion in the Year Book.
Al LIST Judges who have previously been approved by The Kennel Club to award CCs in the breed and have the support of the SCWTC of GB.
A2 LIST Judges who fulfil all the requirements of the A3 list and who have been assessed in accord with Kennel Club requirements and accepted by The Kennel Club for inclusion on the A2 list and have the support of the SCWTC of GB.
A3 LIST Judges who are recommended by the SCWTC of GB as being suitable to award CCs in the breed but not yet approved by The Kennel Club for inclusion on the A2 list.
A3 list Breed Specialists
1) Active in the breed for at least 10 years with a minimum of 7 years
judging experience in the breed and have the support of the SCWTC of GB
2) To have bred and /or owned a minimum of 3 Wheatens when they obtained their 1st entry in The Kennel Club Stud Book (save in exceptional circumstances).
3) To have attended a seminar given by a Kennel Club Accredited Trainer, and passed the relevant examination on Kennel Club Regulations and Judging Procedures.
4) To have attended a seminar given by a Kennel Club Accredited Trainer on Conformation and Movement.
5) To have attended a Conformation & Movement ‘Hands on’ Assessment conducted by a Kennel Club Accredited Trainer and passed the assessment.
6) To have attended at least one breed specific seminar run in accordance with the relevant Kennel Club Code of Best Practice and passed an examination and/or assessment where applicable.
7) Ideally judged 35 classes with 70 Wheatens present and with an adequate geographical spread.
8) Ideally to have judged a SCWT Club Open Show or alternatively 2 General Championship Shows without CCs with a minimum of 40 Wheatens present in total.
9) To have stewarded at shows for a minimum 12 days
A3 list Non Specialists
1) Minimum of 7 years judging experience in any one breed (to include 5 years in this breed) and have the support of the SCWTC of GB.
2) Should give CCs in at least one other breed, preferably their own breed and ideally a terrier breed
3) To have bred and/or owned a minimum of 3 dogs of any breed when they obtained their 1st entry in the Kennel Club Stud Book (save in exceptional circumstances)
4) Attended judging seminars / teach-ins organised by the SCWTC of GB.
5) Ideally judged 35 classes with 70 Wheatens present and with an adequate geographical spread .
6) Ideally to have judged a SCWT Club Open Show or alternatively 2 General Championship Shows without CCs for the breed with a minimum of 40 Wheatens present in total.
7) To have stewarded at shows for a minimum of 12 days.
B LIST Judges who have been approved by the SCWTC of GB to judge at Championship Shows without CCs for the Breed or at Open shows.
B List Breed Specialists
1) To have 6 years experience owning and exhibiting in the breed and have the support of the SCWTC of GB.
2) To have judged the breed for a minimum of 4 years.
3) To have Passed a judging seminar (including ‘hands on’) organised by the SCWTC of GB
4) To have judged a minimum of 10 classes with 25 Wheatens present.
B List Non Specialists
1) Active in at least one other breed for 6 years
2) To have judged the breed for a minimum of 4 years and to have judged at least one other terrier breed.
3). To have passed a judging seminar (including ‘hands on’) organised by the SCWTC of GB.
4) To have judged a minimum of 10 classes with 25 Wheatens
C List Aspirant judges who do not fall in to any of the above categories but have the support of the SCWTC of GB. The following criteria are also required:-
C list Breed Specialists
1) Active in the breed for at least 5 years.
2) Attended judging seminars / teach ins organised by the SCWTC of GB.
3) Preferably to have judged the breed.
C list Non Specialists:
1) Active in at least one other breed for 4 years and to have judged one other terrier breed.
2) To have shown a regular interest in SCWTs for at least 3 years.
3) Preferably to have attended judging seminars / teach-ins organised by the SCWTC of GB.
SEMINARS - A CHANCE TO LEARN
The Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Great Britain
Breed Specific Judging Seminar
Edington Village Hall, nr. Bridgwater, Somerset TA7 9LD
(South of Bristol, 15 mins. from M5 Junct.23, on A39 towards Glastonbury )
Sunday 27th November 2016
.
The programme includes a Powerpoint Illustrated Explanation of the SCWT History & Standard
Guest speaker Bill Brown-Cole
giving a Presentation
and his interpretation of the Standard as a Terrier and Championship Show judge
‘Hands On’ Assessment by participants.
Exhibitors of the Breed who wish to learn how judges assess the Breed and Novice judges are also welcome.
Some breeders also find it helpful when assessing puppies .
£20 for SCWTC of GB members, £25 for non members
including lunch & light refreshments.
Please book early, places will be strictly limited. Further details and Reservation form available from:
Margaret House, 32 Oaktree Park, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon EX20 2NB
Tel: 01837 840657 email: margaret.house@btinternet.com
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Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of GB Annual Award Winners 2015
We are delighted to announce the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of GB 2015 Annual Award Winners
(the numbers after each dog are the points achieved).
Top Wheaten: Ch. Silkcroft Colour Of Magic ShCM – 1095
Top Dogs:
1. INT / SWE / IT / UK CH Modny Style Loverboy At Seamrog ShCM (imp RUS) – 820
2. Ch. Janeyjimjams Jenson JW ShCM – 744
3. Ch. Middlebury Shooting Star – 648
4. Ch. Abiqua Wild Jack Of Hearts – 552
5. Int. Rus Ch. Modny Style Euro Standart (Rus) – 520
Top Bitches:
1. Ch. Silkcroft Colour Of Magic ShCM – 1095
2. Ch. Garsayno Gold Gemma – 896
3. Ch. Calvenace Fat Bottomed Girl for Flaxela JW ShCM – 564
4. Ger. Ch. Mother's Finest Vanilla Funky (Ger) – 390
5. Kariskiye Born To Bewitch – 366
Top Breeder – Kompanietz – 11
Top Stud Dog - Keridown In City Dreams – 1379
Top Brood Bitch - Tobamorrey Aint I Stunning At Silkcroft – 1124
New Champion of the Year - Ch. Garsayno Gold Gemma - 896
Top Puppy - Saffini Sugar And Spice - 22
The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club Of Great Britian held their 60th anniversary show at the Royal Court Hotel, Coventry.
Saturday October 31. The show was followed by a Gala Dinner at the same venue.
[Thank You To Rob Jones For Sending The Images]
BIS Boast's DENZILLY TICKLE ME ELMO
RBIS Dunhill's FANTASA BLONDE QIWI
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Tanner's KARISKIYE BORN TO BEWITCH
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SOFT COATED WHEATEN HEALTH INITIATIVE SEMINAR 2013
Dear Tony, I am contacting you on behalf of the Wheaten Health Initiative, an independent group dedicated to the health and well-being of the SCWT.
We are holding a seminar on 12th May which is of interest to all breeds, I wonder if you would be kind enough to put details on your website.
For more information and the details, this is the link to seminar page on our website:
www.wheatenhealthinitiative.com
Thank you,
Kate Watkins.
The Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Great Britain
Breed Specific Judging Seminar Saturday 23rd March 2013
Haddenham Village Centre, Nr. Aylesbury, Bucks. HP17 8EE
Do you judge the Terrier Group & SCWT classes at Open shows?
If so this could be of interest to you!
The programme includes an Illustrated Explanation of the SCWT Standard and movement DVD
Plus guest speaker, Philip Greenway, giving a ‘Hands on’ Demonstration and his interpretation of the Standard as a Terrier Specialist & Championship Show judge.
‘Hands On’ Assessment by participants.
Exhibitors of the Breed who wish to learn how judges assess the Breed and Novice judges are also welcome.
£22.50 per person to include lunch & light refreshments.
Please book early, places may be limited.Tickets & further information from:
Margaret House, 32 Oaktree Park, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon EX20 2NB
Tel: 01837 840657 email: margaret.house@btopenworld.com
'Breed the "Perfect" Puppy'
I am writing on behalf of the Wheaten Health Initiative, an independant health group working on behalf of Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers. We are holding a Seminar entitled 'Breed the "Perfect" Puppy' on 4th February 2012, it is open to all breeds and we would like to ask if you could advertise it on your website. We have Jeff Sampson on the genetics aspect of breeding and Gwen Bailey who will talk about socialisation from Birth to 6 months. I have included a link below to our advert on our website. If you can do this for us and require the ad in any other format, please let me know.
http://www.wheatenhealthinitiative.com/Pages/seminar2012.html
Best wishes
Kate Watkins
Steering Group Secretary
Happy New Year to all.
I need claims for the various annual club trophies by the middle of the month so that they can be verified before the Year Book goes to print on Jan 31st. The rules for the various competitions are as follows:-
All club awards are calculated over the period from 1st January to 31st December. The awards for Top Wheaten Dog and Top Wheaten Bitch are calculated as follows:
At Championship Shows with CCs on offer for the breed, CC winners are awarded points equal to 3 times the number of Wheatens entered. Reserve CC winners are awarded points equal to the number of Wheatens entered. BOB gets additional points equal to the number of Wheatens entered.
At Championship shows without CCs on offer to the breed and the Club Open Shows, Best of Breed is awarded points equal to the number of Wheatens entered. (No claims needed)
The Best Puppy award is calculated as follows:-
At Championship Shows with CCs on offer for the Breed 3 points are awarded for Best Puppy in Breed. At Championship Shows without CCs on offer to the breed and Club Open Shows one point is awarded for Best Puppy in Breed (no claims needed)
· The Bacanti Firsts Cup is as its name suggests and is awarded to the Wheaten winning the most first prizes in breed classes. CLAIMS PLEASE
· The Variety Challenge Plate, plus the rosette and pennant, is presented to the Wheaten winning the most points in variety classes. Points are awarded on the basis of 7 for a 1st place, 6 for 2nd reducing by a point per place.
CLAIMS PLEASE
· The Eridanus Special Beginners Award is for the Wheaten which wins most often in Breed Classes at Championship, Open and Limit Shows. First place is worth 3 points, second 2 and third 1 point. Anyone having owned or handled a Wheaten which has won a CC cannot compete for this award. CLAIMS PLEASE
· The Top Stud Dog Shield and the Top Brood Bitch Trophy are calculated on wins by his/her progeny. The dog or bitch gains for itself as many points as its offspring collect in the Top Wheaten competition. (no claims needed)
· In the Top Breeder’s Award, a breeder receives 4 points for each individual dog winning a Challenge Certificate, and 1 point for each additional CC won by the same dog.(no claims needed)
· The Australian Trophy is awarded to the dog or bitch, made up during the year, who has won the most points in the Top Wheaten competition.(no claims needed)
Claims should be sent by email to me at kanjuleyuk@yahoo.co.uk or by snail mail to:-
3 Higher Glen Park, Pensilva, Liskeard, Cornwall PL14 5QR
All the best
Gill Ford
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Announcement of the Terrier Breeds of Ireland Open Show 18th April 2010
The Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of Great Britain will be celebrating its 55th Anniversary in 2010.
To mark the occasion the Club has been given special permission from the Kennel Club to host a special show
'The Terrier Breeds of Ireland Open Show' at the Kennel Club Building, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire on Sunday April 18th. This show will replace the SCWTC of GB Open Show South.
There will be classes for Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers, Kerry Blue Terriers, Glen of Imaal Terriers and Irish Terriers.
Each breed will be judged in separate rings with a different judge for each breed.
The YKC have kindly granted permission for Crufts Handling Qualifiers to be held and there will be a number of Special Stakes Classes. Best in Show will be judged by the President of the Irish Kennel Club, Sean Delmar.
The Native Dog Breeds Trust will be in attendance, with a special educational display and presentations throughout the day.
The show has already attracted support from the National Terrier Club who have kindly donated a special trophy for Best in Show and Royal Canin who have offered to provide a very generous level of sponsorship for the show.
The photographer Alan Walker will be in attendance and the show will be featured in Our Dogs,
who are also sponsoring the show.
It will be the first time such a show has been held and it will be an exciting part of the SCWTC of GB 55th Anniversary celebrations. For further information please contact the Show Secretary Dr Phillippa Noble on:01492 541575
or email phillippa.noble@zen.co.uk
The schedule will be available through the SCWTC of GB website www.wheaten.org.uk in due course.
Dr Phillippa Noble
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