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Since 1979, when the sport of Agility was introduced at Crufts, it has grown and grown to be the most popular dog activity in the UK. Once addicted, agility people don't seem to retire. They get another dog. They take a joint supplement. If they can't run faster, they learn to run smarter. It's not uncommon now for handlers to still be competing in their 60s+.

And that's why we are setting up the Senior Agility League to celebrate age and mature handling. So if you are 55 years old or over, you are eligible to join the Senior Agility League (SAL) There is no annual membership fee or need to show your birth certificate.

To register just go to or if you just want to know what it's all about, go to the League home page

If you have any questions whatsoever, email the League administrator Ellen Rocco.

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2012 Results

Thanks to everyone who participated in the second year of the Senior Agility League and congratulations to the winners. The Overall winner this year is Jacky Oriss with Oh Ted who notched up an incredible 3103 points. What an achievement!

Category

Handler

Dog

Breed

Points

Overall winner

Jacky Orriss

Oh Ted AW/G

Border Collie

3103

Gold

Jacky Orriss

Oh Ted AW/G

Border Collie

3103

Ruby

Rita Lloyds

The Artful Dotta

Working Sheep Dog

2063

Platinum

Arthur Read

Arfer Penny AW/G

Patterdale X Jack Russell

2040

Diamond

Jane Cameron

Borderstorm Lincoln Imp AW/G

Border Collie

1228

Gold (55-59) - Small

  1. Peter Ray – Nujax Ice Dancer AW/G (Miniature Schnauzer) – 1871 points
  2. Gabriele Stevens – Stanley Big Boy AW/S (JRT) – 1509 points
  3. Sue Batley – Bundle of Mischief (W/Cocker Spaniel) – 1503 points

Gold (55 – 59) – Medium

  1. Susan Gibson – Pride of Saratoga AWS (Cocker Spaniel) – 1560 points
  2. Nancy Faris – Tia Talo Maria (WS) – 902 points
  3. Janice Harris – Jimjen Blanche AW/B (Beagle) – 877 points

 Gold (55-59) – Large

  1. Jacky Orriss with Oh Ted AW/G (BC) - 3103 points
  2. Maureen Reynolds with On the Brynk (WSD) – 1892 points
  3. Edwina Brown with Dee Voted (WSD) – 1580 points

 Ruby (60-64) – Small

  1. Jane Morris with Sherrygold Never Look Back (Toy Poodle) – 1069 points
  2. Brian Clarke with Scruff Meister (Borderpatterdale) – 881 points
  3. Jeanette Barton with The Scruff Monster (X) – 802 points

 Ruby (60-64) – Medium

  1. Heather Litherland with Hilbre Orange Pippin AW/S (X) – 1988 points
  2. Margaret White with Mallerstang Daisy Blue (X) – 1226 points
  3. Rital Lloyds with The Flo Go Stick (Lurcher) – 932 points

Ruby (60-64) – Large

  1. Rita Lloyds with The Artful Dotta (WSD) – 2063 points
  2. Shirley Carton with Wiccaweys Poppet (WSD) – 1610 points
  3. Sue Taylor with Lie Low Lilly AW/S (BC) – 1284 points

 Platinum (65-69) – Small

  1. Arthur Read with Arfer Penny AW/G (Patterdale X JR) – 2040 points
  2. Peggy Briscoe with Obay Truly Taking a Chance (Sheltie) – 1057 points
  3. Ray Amps with Blackberry Pip (Patterdale) – 930 points

Platinum (65-69) – Medium

  1. Barry Cowdery with Lizzie Looper (X) – 1255 points
  2. Sue Brunton with Stineval Onslow Wilson at Vimyridge AW/G (Border Terrier) – 1057 points
  3. Stephen Mellor with Asplauds Muddy Waters (Border Terrier) - 814

 Platinum (65-69) – Large

  1. Lesley Wilks with Ashpen Amazing Ace AW/S – Working Sheepdog) – 1753 points
  2. June Burrow with Glenalco Jump for Joy AW/G (BC) – 1542 points
  3. Margaret Hudson with Jaraz Ambition AW/G (BSD Terv) - 1288 points

Diamond (70+) – Small

  1. Anne Jones with Jumping Jack Splat (X) – 796 points
  2. Olive Rowe with Roweminis Last Chance (Patterdale) – 523 points
  3. Pauline Willmott with Jhanakia Highalnd Warrior AW/G (Papillon) – 438 points

 Diamond (70+) – Medium

  1. Pauline Caddick with Light Showers in the Morning AWG (X) – 692 points
  2. Kate Abbott with Tessa’s Fortune (X) – 94 points
  3. Jane White Spunner with Tanglebrook Nice’n Noble (Min Poodle) – 65 points

 Diamond (70+) – Large

  1. Jane Cameron with Borderstorm Lincoln Imp AW/G (BC) – 1228 points
  2. Pat Pickard with Icemead Atlantis Mist AW/D (GSD) – 1081 points
  3. Sue Adams with Manninagh Tilbane Beg (WSD) – 1037 points

2011Results

The results are in. Well done to everyone who participated in the first Senior Agility League and congratulations to the winners. Special mention to Overall winner Aileen Watson with Jaysali Young Rockett who rolled up a staggering 2396 points over the year. What an amazing performance!

Category

Place

Handler

Dog

Breed

Points

Gold

Best overall

Sue Batley

Bundle of Mischief

W/Cocker Spaniel

1656

Gold Small

1st

Sue Batley

Bundle of Mischief

W/Cocker Spaniel

1656

 

2nd

Sue Hodkinson

Hurstfield The Silver Charma AW/S

Swedish Vallhund

1520

 

3rd

Jane Morris

Sheerygold Never Look Back

Toy Poodle

765

Gold Medium

1st

Margaret White

Mallerstang Daisy Blue AW/G

Crossbreed

1345 

 

2nd

David Leeke

Bracken of The Fell 

Sheltie

1101

 

3rd

Liz Brown

Callawen Eye of the Storm to Valgrays

Border Collie

893

Gold Large

1st

Liz Brown

Tearaway Caz

WSD

1280

 

2nd

Edwina Brown

Born Trier

Border Collie

1258

 

3rd

Lesley Hildrew

Mia’s Monster Reveal

WSD

1246

Ruby

Best overall

Aileen Watson

Jaysali Young Rockett

WSD

2396

Ruby Small

1st

Penny Bantin

Tangley Tally

Cross

1254 

 

2nd

Jacqui Robinson

Caramel Shortcake

JRT

979

 

3rd

Jeannette Barton

The Scruff Monster

Cross

930

Ruby Medium

1st

Heather Litherland

Hilbre Orange Pippin AW/S

Cross

1446

 

2nd

Peter Harrison-Jones

Foxy Loxy Lady

Collie Cross

1081

 

3rd

Sue Brunton

Stineval Onslo Wilson at Vimyridge AW/S

Border Terrier

705

Ruby Large

1st

Aileen Watson

Jaysali Young Rockett

WSD

2396

 

2nd

Lesley Wilks

Ashpen Amazing Ace AW/S

Working Sheepdog

1235

 

3rd

Sue Taylor

Lie Low Lily

Border Collie

1088

Platinum

Best overall

Richard Morris

Trishanna Artic Storm AW/B

Miniature Poodle

1461

Platinum Small

1st

Peggy Briscoe

Obay Truly Taking a Chance

Sheltie

959

 

2nd

Peggy Briscoe

Obay Catch a Rising Star

Sheltie

721

 

3rd

Jim Webster

Kennair Little Model

Min Schnauzer

333

Platinum Medium

1st

Richard Morris

Trishanna Artic Storm AW/B

Miniature Poodle

1461

 

2nd

Roger Brown

Tehanu Kimmy AW/S

Cross

1106

 

3rd

Rita Schofield

Shanandi Salted Peanut AW/G

Miniature Poodle

919

Platinum Large

1st

Beryl Brander

My Boy Simon

Cross

955

 

2nd

Lis Smith

Valund Freya

Border Collie

921

 

3rd

Roger Brown

Tehanu Chet

Cross

737

Diamond

Best overall

Jane Cameron

Borderstorm Lincoln Imp AW/B

Border Collie

1090

Diamond Small

1st

Anne Jones

Jumping Jack Splat

Cross

629

 

=2nd

Janet White Spunner

Marchesi Marie

Min Poodle

515

 

=2nd

Pauline Willmott

Jhanakia Highland Warrier AW/G

Papillon

515

Diamond Medium

1st

Lizzie Vincent

Blueridge Splendid Lad

Cocker Spaniel

891

 

2nd

Pauline Caddick

Light Showers in The Morning AW/G

Cross

538

 

3rd

Gladys Tombs

Skipi Beau Bounce

Terrier X

226

Diamond Large

1st

Jane Cameron

Borderstorm Lincoln Imp AW/B

Border Collie

1090

 

2nd

Pat Pickard

Icemead Atlantis Mist AW/G

GSD

711

 

3rd

Peter Venables

Bear Necessity

Crossbreed

685

 SAL 2012 is now open for registration. It is not necessary to re-register if you were a member in 2011. Just start adding your points and watch them grow.

Last year we had 376 members by the time the year ended. Let's double the number in 2012. Show them that there' s life in the dogs yet.

Special offer for members
The team at Lintbells, sponsors of the Senior Agility League, send you their best wishes for a happy and succesful New Year. They have set up a special offer just for members so you can buy your next supplies of YUMOVE & iMove with 15% off! Simply use the promotional code SAL15 when you shop online at http://www.lintbells.com/online-store or you can order over the telephone on 0845 603 4409 – just mention that you have received the Senior Agility League New Years Special offer.

John Howie said, 'We hope you are already seeing the benefits that Yumove & iMove can bring to your dog and to you so we’ve extended this discount to all the products in our range!

If you have any questions, please visit www.lintbells.com or give them a call on 0845 603 4409. We look forward to hearing how you’ve been getting on!


Senior Agility League Rules

Please note that by submitting your application for the Senior Agility League, you are agreeing to the rules below.

1. The Senior Agility League (The League) is open to handlers aged 55 years and over on 1 January in the current year.

2. Dogs entered in The League must be registered with the Kennel Club

3. The League will run from 1 January to 21 December in each year. Points from shows between 22 December and 31 December can be carried forward to the next year.

4. The League is organised in four main categories with three sub-categories according to size (Large, Medium & Small) depending upon the age of the hander in 1 January in each year.

  • Gold:- 55 -59 years

  • Ruby: 60 -64 years

  • Platinum: 65 - 69 years

  • Diamond: 70+ years

5. Points can be claimed from places and clear rounds from all shows but not club matches, leagues, fun days or simulated/training in the ring shows etc.,

6. Different points apply to Kennel Club licensed and non-KC shows. See Points Table below

7. When claiming points, the show, date, class and place must be state, The administrator reserves the right to assess if the show is eligible, under the above guidelines.

8. Placed points can only be claimed if a placed rosette is presented by the show. Otherwise clear round points only can be claimed. Clear round points can be claimed even if clear round rosettes are not given by the show but must be within the course time.

9. Placed points can be claimed for all standard 'singles' classes including Championship qualifying rounds but not the final and also Helter Skelter, Gamblers, Snooker and other 'special# classes. Points may also be claimed for UKA Masters Combined result but not the individual rounds.

10. The Dog will remain in the category/level it starts in on 1 January for the duration of that year, Allsorts excepted. Only points from Allsorts/Veterans will count. Points cannot be transferred from Standard classes.

11. The Handler/Owner must update registration each year.

12. The Handler/Owner is responsible for changing the categories if required, when starting the year.

13. It is the Owner/Handlers responsibility to send their points via post or submit points on-line.

14. There is no time limit to claim points, although we would ask that you try to do so on a monthly basis.

15. Final results for the year must be received (postmarked) by 21 December of the current year. The winners will be announced on Agilitynet and in other agility press

16. Points claimed for the combination of dog and handler cannot be claimed when run by another handler, even if registered with The League.

17. Allsorts dogs are welcome to join The League. Points can be claimed for 'special' classes, Anysize, Allsorts and veterans but not Standard classes. If no places are awarded by the show for the class you can only claim clear round points. Allsorts points cannot be used in the 'main' League. If a dog transfers to 'Allsorts' during the year, please contact the administrator.

Points Table

Kennel Club

UKA & Unaffiliated

  • 1st Points = 35

  • 2nd Points = 34

  • 3rd Points = 33

  • 4th Points = 32

  • 5th Points = 31

  • 6th Points = 30

  • 7th Points = 29

  • 8th Points = 28

  • 9th Points = 27

  • 10th Points = 26

  • 11th Points = 25

  • 12th Points = 24

  • 13th Points = 23

  • 14th Points = 22

  • 15th Points = 21

  • 16th Points = 20

  • 17th Points = 19

  • 18th Points = 18

  • 19th Points = 17

  • 20th Points = 16

  • 21st Points = 15

  • 22nd Points = 14

  • 23rd Points = 13

  • 24th Points = 12

  • 25th Points = 11

  • 26th Points = 10

  • 27th Points = 9

  • 28th Points = 8

  • 29th Points = 7

  • 30th Points = 6

  • Clear Round Points = 2

  • Casual/Nursery Points = 2

  •  1st Points = 15

  •  2nd Points = 14

  •  3rd Points = 13

  •  4th Points = 12

  •  5th Points = 11

  •  6th Points = 10

  •  7th Points = 9

  •  8th Points = 8

  •  9th Points = 7

  •  10th Points = 6

  •  11th Points = 5

  •  12th Points = 4

  •  13th Points = 3

  •  14th Points = 2

  •  15th Points = 2

  •  Clear Round Points = 2

  •  Casual/Nursery Points = 2

 

 

 

 

 

 


Frequently Asked Questions

Q, How soon should I add my points?

A. As soon as possible so that everyone can see how you are doing in The League, though officially you have until The League closes on 21 December to add your points

Q. Some unaffiliated shows allow dogs to run at their own level rather than the level of the handler. For example, when dogs are KC Grade 3 but are allowed to run in Elementary under a different organisation. Can you claim these points?

A. Yes

Q. I have won out. Do I need to change my Grade?

A. No, your dog remains in the category it started in January of the current year for the duration of the year.

Q. What system should I use to calculate points from a KC Limited show?

A. The points are the same as a KC Open show, Unaffiliated shows have different points values. Click here to see Points Table.

Q. Why does my dog have to be registered with the Kennel Club?

A. The League needs set a criteria to work with such as levels, heights, recognised breeds etc.

Q. Do wins / places have to be clear rounds to count or can faults be involved?

A. A place is a place. Claim it.

Q. When I try to register or add in points, I keep getting sent back to the Login screen. What do I do.

A. Click here for help. It's all about cookies - and not the eatable kind.

Q. As a resident in N Ireland, I frequently compete in the Republic of Ireland under Irish KC rules and regs. Do wins under IKC rules count and if so, in which category -- KC or unaffiliated?

 A. As the Two Kennel Clubs have similar standards - rules and regs, your points would count as KC.


Thank you to Karen Fuller and John Ward of DARL Rescue League for their help in setting up SAL

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