Lloyd Ingram Shield
(Agility Club of the Year)

All points are tallied at the end of the year for every trial conducted in the South East Queensland zone.

Judging:

1. Throughout the year handlers may nominate any club they choose to give their point earned through competition to.

2. Handler nomination of a club can be done by marking the entry form POINTS TO… or by advising the Trial Secretary of the club holding the trial before the commencement of the trial and be inserted into the catalogue.

Points:

Qualifying Round 5 Points
First Place 3 Points
Second Place 2 Points
Third Place 1 Point

Silver and Gold Dumbbell Pins (Annual Obedience Club Trophy) These pins are present to the winning obedience handlers at the Annual Dinner Dance ( held annually by a nominated club so the venue changes )
Date:		January (date is generally released in December)
Only dogs entered in Open class obedience shall be eligible to apply for the Silver and Gold Dumbbell Pin. The period for competition for the Silver and Gold Pins shall begin at the first trial in January and end at the last trial in December each year. Only results from trials held in Queensland during that period shall be eligible to be counted including breed specific trials. Results gained at obedience sweepstakes shall not be counted. Each competitor shall be responsible for applying for either award, in writing, to the Canine Control Council (Q) within two (2) weeks from the date of the last trial in that year. The submission shall include photocopies of qualifying cards. Each competitor may only apply for one(1) SILVER PIN and/or one(1) GOLD PIN for the same dog. The competitor must be the same person on all submitted qualifying cards for that dog. A competitor must be a member of a dog obedience club affiliated with the Canine Control Council (Q). SILVER PIN Six(6) scores of 185 points or more must be gained within the qualifying period. A Silver Pin shall only be awarded if the competitor has not applied for the Gold Pin for that dog. Qualifying cards used for the Silver Pin award may not be used to apply for the Gold Pin. GOLD PIN Six(6) scores of 190 points or more must be gained within the qualifying period. A competitor may apply for a Gold Pin prior to being awarded a Silver Pin, however, this will disqualify the dog from being eligible to compete for a Silver Pin.

Peter Harden Memorial Utility Dog of the Year (Annual Obedience Trophy) This trophy was donated by Peter Harden and is present to the winning obedience trial handler. Peter Harden was a wonderful man and a very keen obedience person who loved the sport. He was a founding member of Jimboomba Obedience Club, a senior judge and he was the director at the Blood Bank. Peter had a Chocolate Labrador named Bahloo which he trained to UD. His daughter, Fiona who accompanied him to training decided to get her own dog anther Chocolate Labrador who they named Worm. Worm ended up with Peter too. In those days obedience was more about camaraderie than competition. Many wonderfully social times were shared with many an evening at Peter’s house eating take-away and laughing at various training escapades. Peter and his family moved to Sydney which was a huge loss to us. He was invited to judge at the RNA trial and it was on his way to judge that peter was tragically killed in in a car crash as he and his wife Maisie drove to Brisbane. Peter was a great friend to many of the veteran obedience people and it was in his memory that his wife Maisie and daughter Fiona donated the UD Dog of the Year Trophy. Presented at the Annual Dinner Dance. ( held annually by a nominated club so the venue changes )
Date:		January (date is generally released in December)
Judging:
1. Throughout the year handlers may nominate any club they choose to give their point earned through competition to.
2. Handler nomination of a club can be done by marking the entry form POINTS TO… or by advising the Trial Secretary of the club holding the trial before the commencement of the trial and be inserted into the catalogue.
3. Points will be collated from fully marked catalogues of each trial held and sent to the committee. The competition starts each year with the Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane trial and concludes with the last trial of the year. Points are then tallied ready for the trophy presentation.
4. All title certificates will be counted in the shield points by a photocopy of the certificate being forwarded to the committee as a record of these titles and the official date of the certificate donates the year of eligibility in the competition.
Point system:

Utility Class only
6 highest scores added together

Regal Air Conditioning Sweepstakes Shield (Annual Obedience Club Trophy) This shield was donated by Brian Vaughan and is presented to the winning obedience club at the Annual Dinner Dance. ( held annually by a nominated club so the venue changes )
Date:		January (date is generally released in December)
Judging:
1. Throughout the year handlers may nominate any club they choose to give their point earned through competition to.
2. Handler nomination of a club can be done by marking the entry form POINTS TO… or by advising the Trial Secretary of the club holding the trial before the commencement of the trial and be inserted into the catalogue.
3. Points will be collated from fully marked catalogues of each trial held and sent to the committee. The competition starts each year with the Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane trial and concludes with the last trial of the year. Points are then tallied ready for the trophy presentation.
4. All title certificates will be counted in the shield points by a photocopy of the certificate being forwarded to the committee as a record of these titles and the official date of the certificate donates the year of eligibility in the competition.
Point system:

Obedience Novice Qualifying Score 10 Points
Obedience Novice, Open & Utility Classes
First Place 3 Points
Second Place 2 Points
Third Place 1 Point

To answer this question we have to go back to the very early 1960's.

Norm Claridge Shield (Annual Obedience Club Trophy) This shield is present to the winning obedience club at the Annual Dinner Dance ( held annually by a nominated club so the venue changes )
Date:		January (date is generally released in December)
Judging:
1. Throughout the year handlers may nominate any club they choose to give their point earned through competition to.
2. Handler nomination of a club can be done by marking the entry form POINTS TO… or by advising the Trial Secretary of the club holding the trial before the commencement of the trial and be inserted into the catalogue.
3. Points will be collated from fully marked catalogues of each trial held and sent to the committee. The competition starts each year with the Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane trial and concludes with the last trial of the year. Points are then tallied ready for the trophy presentation.
4. All title certificates will be counted in the shield points by a photocopy of the certificate being forwarded to the committee as a record of these titles and the official date of the certificate donates the year of eligibility in the competition.
Point system:

Obedience Qualifying Score 10 Points		CCD Title 5 Points
Obedience First Place 3 Points		CD Title 5 Points
Obedience Second Place 2 Points		CDX Title 10 Points
Obedience Third Place 1 Point		UD Title 20 Points
UDX Title 20 Points		AOC Title 20 Points
Tracking Qualifying Score 10 Points		TD Title 5 Points
TDX Title 10 Points		TCH Title 20 Points