The MEOE Association announces an international dog show with 3 x CACIB for all breeds in the city of Komárom, which will be held on October 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 2017. The venue is the famous architectural masterpiece, the Komárom Monostor Fortress area.
The autumn multi-day CACIB dog show held in Komárom can be defined every year as one of the largest dog events, attracting many exhibitors both domestically and internationally.
The prestige of the show series is further enhanced by the fact that on the second (Saturday) day of the three-day Komárom CACIB, Crufts qualification can also be earned (in all breeds, in both junior and adult categories, the most beautiful male and female qualify for the grand Crufts Dog Show to be held next March).
On Sunday, October 22nd, 2017, the traditionally held Derby CACIB will take place. Every dog born in the calendar year prior to the show and having received an excellent rating in the junior, intermediate, open, working or champion classes can compete for the title of Hungária Derby Winner by breed and sex. For the Best Derby title, the judge will compare the two derby winner dogs by sex.
On Sunday, instead of the Junior Best in Show, the Derby Best in Show will take place as follows in the Best in Show program:
The Most Beautiful Derby Dog of the Komárom Derby CACIB Show (Derby BIS)
The title is selected from all the dogs that have won the Best Derby title from all FCI breeds, ranked first, second, and third place, with recall by breed group.
Further news about the 3 x CACIB Dog Show:
- any young dog that becomes junior class winner (HPJ) on all three days automatically receives the Hungária Junior Champion title, meaning
3 x HPJ = Hungária Junior Champion.
- any adult dog that wins the CAC winner title in its class on all three days automatically receives the Hungária Champion title, meaning
3 x CAC = Hungária Champion.
- any veteran dog that wins the CAC title in the veteran class on all three days automatically receives the Hungária Veteran Champion title, meaning
3 x Veteran CAC = Hungária Veteran Champion.
It will also be possible to request the Champion certificate on site. The price of the special Champion diploma is 12,000 HUF, regardless of whether the exhibitor requests it on site or at a later date.
The venue of the international dog show series organized by the MEOE Association in Komárom is also considered traditional, as for many years the famous architectural masterpiece, the Monostor Fortress area, has hosted this event.
Visitor programs during the exhibition:
Daily programs – FRI
In the rings:
From 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM: breed judging.
Club shows organized by the breed clubs according to their arrangements.
In the BIS ring:
From 10:00 AM: Opening of the exhibition with opening speeches by Dr. Tamás Jakkel and András Korózs.
11:00 AM: Equestrian show by Viktória Hamza
Between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM: Competition of the winning dogs for the title of the most beautiful dog of the day
Daily programs – SATURDAY
In the rings:
From 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM: breed judging.
Club shows organized by the breed clubs according to their arrangements.
In the BIS ring:
10:00 AM: Equestrian show by Viktória Hamza
12:00 PM: discipline, protection, and agility demonstration by the Millenium Park Dog School and Sports Association
2:00 PM: Majorette show presented by the Csillagfény Association of Táti
Between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM: Competition of the winning dogs for the title of the most beautiful dog of the day
Daily programs – SUNDAY
In the rings:
Between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM: breed judging
Club shows organized by the breed clubs according to their arrangements.
In the BIS ring:
11:00: Hobby dog beauty contest with Norbert Növényi Olympic Champion
The dogs will be judged and awarded in six categories:
1. Hobby – small size
2. Mixed breed – small size
3. Hobby – medium size
4. Mixed breed – medium size
5. Hobby – large size
6. Mixed breed – large size
Entry fee: 2500 Ft
Registration will be possible on-site at the exhibition office from 8:00 to 10:30!
13:30: Flyball demonstration
Between 15:00 and 18:00: The winning dogs compete for the title of the day’s most beautiful dog
Visitor information:
Ticket prices:
Students and pensioners: 600.- Ft/day each.
Adults: 1200.- Ft/day.
Parking fees:
External parking lot: 1200.- Ft/car/day.
Internal parking lot (directly next to the rings): 1800 Ft/car/day
Online parking tickets:
Parking ticket for 1 day: 1800 Ft/day
Parking ticket for 3 days: 4500 Ft/3 days
Parking tickets can be purchased online>>.
Motorhome:
The motorhome parking is located directly inside the fortress, on the grassy area of the parking lot to the right of the entrance.
We provide electricity and water for motorhomes.
The parking can be occupied from Thursday 12:00, days are charged upon payment, so those arriving on Thursday must pay for Thursday already.
The parking fee is 7500 Ft/day. This price includes water, electricity usage, and admission for motorhome passengers!
The ticket cannot be purchased in advance; it can only be bought on-site.
Information for exhibitors
Judge list:
| Breed | 2017. 10. 20 Friday CACIB |
2017. 10. 21. Saturday CACIB Crufts Qualifications Show |
2017. 10. 22. Sunday CACIB Derby Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
Head Judge: Dr. Tamás Jakkel |
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| FCI – Group I | |||
| German Shepherd Dog | Annamária Tarján (HU) | Gábor Hargitai (HU) | Sándor Szabó (HU) |
| Hungarian Shepherd Dogs | Sándor Szabó (HU) | Gábor Korózs (HU) | Ilona Udvardiné Lukács (HU) |
| British Shepherd Dogs, Australian Shepherd Dogs | Augusto Benedicto Santos III. (PHI) | Péter Harsányi (HU) | Johan Wulteputte (B) |
| Lancashire Heeler | Annamária Tarján (HU) | Gábor Hargitai (HU) | Johan Wulteputte (GB) |
| South Russian Shepherd Dog | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) | András Korózs (HU) | Gábor Hargitai (HU) |
| Dogs not listed in Group I | Annamária Tarján (HU) | Gábor Hargitai (HU) | Sándor Szabó (HU) |
| FCI – Group II | |||
| Russian Black Terrier, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Moscow Watchdog | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) | András Korózs (HU) | Gábor Hargitai (HU) |
| Bulldog, Rottweiler | István Lakatos (HU) | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) | Harri Lehkonen (SF) |
| Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Neapolitan Mastiff, Bordeaux Dog | Paula Heikkinen-Lehkonen (SF) | István Lakatos (HU) | Kimmo Mustonen (SF) |
| Other Molossians | Paula Heikkinen-Lehkonen (SF) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Kimmo Mustonen (SF) |
| Leonberger, Hovawart, Bernese Mountain Dog | Otakar Vondrous (CZ) | Harri Lehkonen (SF) | János Pintér (HU) |
| Saint Bernard | György Hartmann (HU) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | János Pintér (HU) |
| Other Swiss breeds, Newfoundland, Landseer | Otokar Vondrous (CZ) | Harri Lehkonen (SF) | Annamária Tarján (HU) |
| Dobermann, Schnauzer, Pinscher | Harri Lehkonen (SF) | Ferenc Gröschl (HU) | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) |
| Boxer | Harri Lehkonen (SF) | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) | Harri Lehkonen (SF) |
| Argentine Dogo, Cane Corso | György Hartmann (HU) | István Lakatos (HU) | András Korózs (HU) |
| Great Dane | György Hartmann (HU) | István Lakatos (HU) | Denis Kuzelj (BUL) |
| Dogo Canario, Dogs not listed in Group II | György Hartmann (HU) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | András Korózs (HU) |
| FCI – Group III | |||
| Long-legged Terriers | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Sándor Szabó (HU) | Anikó Görbics (HU) |
| Yorkshire Terrier | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Anikó Görbics (HU) | Gábor Korózs (HU) |
| Short-legged Terriers | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) | Anikó Görbics (HU) | Gábor Korózs (HU) |
| Bull-type Terriers | Kimmo Mustonen (SF) | Paula Heikkinen-Lehkonen (SF) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| FCI – Group IV | |||
| All breeds | Gábor Korózs (HU) | Kimmo Mustonen (SF) | Dr. György Tesics (HU) |
| FCI – Group V | |||
| Akitas, Shiba Inu, Samoyed, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute | Roberto Vélez-Picó (PUR) | Augusto Benedicto Santos III. (PHI) | Rafael de Santiago (PUR) |
| Spitz, Chow-Chow, Basenji, Dogs not listed in Group V | Dr. György Tesics (HU) | Annamária Tarján (HU) | Otakar Vondrous (CZ) |
| FCI – Group VI | |||
| Beagle, Basset Hound, Dalmatian, Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen | Gabriella Csigai (HU) | László Erdős (HU) | Augusto Benedicto Santos III. (PHI) |
| Transylvanian Hound | Gabriella Csigai (HU) | László Erdős (HU) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) |
| Rhodesian Ridgeback | Theo Leenen (B) | László Erdős (HU) | Augusto Benedicto Santos III. (PHI) |
| Dogs not listed in Group VI | Gabriella Csigai (HU) | László Erdős (HU) | Augusto Benedicto Santos III. (PHI) |
| FCI – Group VII | |||
| Hungarian Vizslas, German Vizslas, Bracco Italiano, Spinone Italiano | Theo Leenen (B) | Rafael de Santiago (PUR) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) |
| Pointers, Setters, Dogs not listed in Group VII | Dr. György Tesics (HU) | Roberto Vélez-Picó (PUR) | Rita Reyniers (B) |
| FCI – Group VIII | |||
| Spaniels, Water Dogs | Rafael de Santiago (PUR) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Theo Leenen (B) |
| Retrievers | András Korózs (HU) | Theo Leenen (B) | Paula Heikkinen-Lehkonen (SF) |
| FCI – Group IX | |||
| Friday and Saturday: Pug, French Bulldog, Pekingese, Griffons, Boston Terrier | Johan Wulteputte (B) | Rita Reyniers (B) | Roberto Vélez-Picó (PUR) |
| Bichons, Chihuahua | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) | Gyula Sárközy (HU) | Ferenc Gröschl (HU) |
| Poodles, Papillon, Phalène, Chinese Crested Dog | Rafael de Santiago (PUR) | Annamária Tarján (HU) | Otakar Vondrous (CZ) |
| Dogs not listed in Group IX | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Roberto Vélez-Picó (PUR) | Rita Reyniers (B) |
| FCI – Group X | |||
| All breeds | Rita Reyniers (B) | Johan Wulteputte (B) | László Erdős (HU) |
| Breeds not recognized by the FCI | |||
| László Erdős (HU) | Péter Harsányi (HU) | András Korózs (HU) | |
Entry Deadlines and Entry Fees:
| First Entry Deadline 2017. 08. 28. |
Second Entry Deadline 2017. 09. 25. |
Final Entry Deadline 2017. 10. 09. |
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|---|---|---|---|
| First dog | 6000 Ft | 8000 Ft | 11 000 Ft |
| Additional dogs | 5000 Ft | 7000 Ft | 10 000 Ft |
| Baby, Puppy, Veteran | 4000 Ft | 5000 Ft | 10 000 Ft |
| Breeding groups | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Dog pairs | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Young Handlers | 2000 Ft | 2000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
The entry fee for the first dog includes the cost of one catalog!
Entry fees for Hungarian dog breeds are calculated with a 50% discount.
The date relevant to the category of entry fee is the day when the full entry fee is paid. In case of partial payment, the date counted is when the entire amount is paid.
Entries can be initiated online via this link >>.
An automatic confirmation containing the registration data is sent to the email address recorded in the system upon entry. Following this finalization, a confirmation email is sent containing the final form of the entry. Online entry fees can be paid by credit card. After the entry is made, the entrant is immediately redirected to the OTP Bank online interface, where the entry fee can be settled through an internet-enabled credit card. Only those entries remain in the online system which are paid by credit card through the online entry system; if this is not done, or the entrant pays the entry fee by any other means, the system will automatically cancel the entry. The entry is only valid if the entry fee has also been settled!
In case of postal entries, after accurately filling out and signing the entry form, a copy of the pedigree of the dog to be entered, a copy of the paid check or transfer receipt confirming the entry fee, copies of Champion or Working certificates (if any), and a copy of the 2016 federation membership card must be attached.
For bank transfers, the MEOE Federation bank account number is:
Budapest Bank Nyrt. Budapest –10102086-09723300-01000009
In the comment field, the email address on the entry form and the paid amount must always be indicated – this is how they can identify the entered dog.
Entry address for postal submissions:
Hungarian National Federation of Dog Breeders' Associations
District XIX, Budapest
Hofherr Albert u. 38 – 40.
1194
Further information available on the official website of 3 x CACIB Komárom >>.
Also on the Komárom CACIB Facebook page >>.
For more information about the exhibition, please contact the following email address:
tibay.norbert@kennelclub.hu.
Or by the following phone number:
+36 70 457 2763.
The video recorded by Ebugatta Television at the Komárom CACIB International Dog Show held in October 2013 can be viewed:
The video by Ebugatta Television about the BIS program at the Komárom Crufts Qualifying CACIB International Dog Show held in October 2013 can be viewed:
The venue of the International Dog Shows is the city of Komárom, which is located on the eastern edge of the Little Hungarian Plain and on the right bank of the Danube, with a population of nearly 20,000 inhabitants. Komárom is a busy border city as well as a cultural and tourist center, and thanks to its excellent location, it was already a significant economic and strategic center of our small country in the distant past. Life in the area was organized around the Komárom fortress system. The Treaty of Trianon not only changed the national border but also rearranged the boundaries of the city. One half of the split city lies within Hungary’s border, while the other part remains in Slovakia to this day.
Among Komárom’s sights, the most significant are the Reformed Church located in the city center, the Roman Catholic Church, the Turul statue, and the Komárom Spa, which owes its uniqueness to the mineral-rich healing water springing from 1268 meters deep.
The western part of the city is famous for its natural beauty; here is the WF Leisure Park, which offers numerous recreational opportunities to visitors in a picturesque environment. The Leisure Park hosts outdoor concerts, festivals, all-day family programs, exhibitions, and competitions.
A significant tourist attraction of the city is the Komárom fortress system, whose Hungarian members include the Monostor Fort, Igmánd Fort, and Csillag Fort. The Klapka György Museum is located in Igmánd Fort, whose permanent exhibitions prominently feature the Roman Stone Collection as well as exhibitions presenting the history of the Hungarian Navy.
The Monostor Fort – which also serves as the venue for the international dog show – is the largest modern fortress in Central Europe, built between 1850 and 1871. The construction of Monostor Fort applied the most advanced architectural techniques of the era, but by the time it was completed, it had become militarily obsolete. Its military function has long ceased, and today it serves as a tourist attraction and a venue for various programs.
You can learn more about the history of the Komárom fortress system in the following video:
The Hungarian National Federation of Dog Breeders warmly welcomes all interested parties, guests, and exhibitors with their dogs to Komárom, to the Monostor Fort, on October 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 2017, for three pleasant and high-quality CACIB shows!
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