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 19th, 20th, and 21st, 2018. The venue is the famous architectural masterpiece, the area of the Komárom Monostori Fortress.
About the dog show
The autumn multi-day CACIB dog show held in Komárom every year can be defined as one of the largest canine events, attracting many exhibitors both domestically and from abroad.
The series of shows gains even greater prestige from the fact that on the second (Saturday) day of the three-day Komárom CACIB, the Crufts qualification can also be achieved (in every breed, in both junior and adult categories, the most beautiful male and female qualify themselves for the grand Crufts Dog Show to be held in March of the following year).
On Sunday, October 21, 2018, the traditional Derby CACIB show will take place as usual. For the title of Hungária Derby Winner, dogs born in the calendar year preceding the show and which have received excellent ratings in one of the junior, intermediate, open, working, or winner classes can compete by breed and sex. For the Best Derby title, the two derby-winning dogs by sex are compared by the judge.
In the Best in Show program on Sunday, instead of Junior Best in Show, the Derby Best in Show will be held as follows:
The Most Beautiful Derby Dog of the Komárom Derby CACIB Show (Derby BIS)
The title is selected from all dogs that have achieved the Best Derby title in all FCI breeds, ranked first, second, and third place, with group calls by breed.
Further news about the 3 x CACIB Dog Show:
- a young dog which becomes junior class winner (HPJ) on all three days automatically receives the Hungária Junior Champion title, meaning
3 x HPJ = Hungária Junior Champion.
- an adult dog which earns the class-winning CAC title in its class on all three days automatically receives the Hungária Champion title, meaning
3 x CAC = Hungária Champion.
- a veteran dog which earns 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 apply for the Champion certificate on site. The price for the special Champion diploma is 12,000.- HUF, regardless of whether the exhibitor applies for 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 Monostori Fortress area, has hosted this event.
Visitor programs during the show:
Daily programs – FRI
07:00: gate opening
From 10:00 to 15:00: breed judging.
Club shows organized by breed clubs.
Between 15:00 and 18:00: The competition of winning dogs for the title of the day’s most beautiful dog
Daily programs – SATURDAY
07:00: gate opening.
From 10:00 to 15:00: breed judging in the rings.
Club shows organized by breed clubs.
12:00: flyball demonstration.
13:00: The Millenium-telep Dog School and Sports Association’s obedience, guard-protection, and agility demonstration
14:00: Viktória Hamza’s equestrian show
Between 15:00 and 18:00: The competition of winning dogs for the title of the day’s most beautiful dog
Daily programs – SUNDAY
07:00: gate opening.
Between 10:00 and 15:00: breed judging
Club shows organized by breed clubs.
11:00: Hobby dog beauty contest
Dogs will be judged and awarded in six categories:
1. Hobby – small-sized
2. Mixed breed – small-sized
3. Hobby – medium-sized
4. Mixed breed – medium-sized
5. Hobby – large-sized
6. Mixed breed – large-sized
Entry fee: 2500 Ft
Registration will be possible on site at the exhibition office from 8:00 to 10:30!
14.00: Victoria Hamza's equestrian show
Between 15.00 and 18.00: Competition of the winning dogs for the title of the most beautiful dog of the day
Visitor information:
Ticket prices:
Students and pensioners uniformly 900.- Ft/day.
Adults 1500.- Ft/day.
Parking fees:
External parking: 1500.- Ft/car/day.
Internal parking (directly next to the rings): 2100 Ft/car/day
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 area can be occupied from Thursday 12:00, days are counted upon payment, meaning that those arriving on Thursday must pay for Thursday as well.
The parking fee is 9000 Ft/day. This price includes water and electricity usage and the motorhome passengers’ entrance fee!
Final statistics and ring allocation
October 19, 2018 – Friday
Judge ring allocation >>
Ring map >>
October 20, 2018 – Saturday
Judge ring allocation >>
Ring map >>
October 21, 2018 – Sunday
Judge ring allocation >>
Ring map >>
Information for exhibitors
Judge list:
| Breed | 2018. 10. 19. Friday CACIB |
2018. 10. 20. Saturday CACIB Crufts Qualifications Show |
2018. 10. 21. Sunday CACIB Derby Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
Chief Judge: Dr. Tamás Jakkel |
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| FCI – I. Breed Group | |||
| German Shepherd | Willi Güllix (D) | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Kázmér Kisbán (HU) |
| Hungarian Shepherd Dogs | Ferenc Antal (HU) | Katalin Iványi Szabóné (HU) | András Dr. Kovács (HU) |
| Border Collie, Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog | Jill Peak (GB) | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Judit Korózs-Papp (HU) |
| Welsh Corgi Pembroke, Welsh Corgi Cardigan | Jill Peak (BG) | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Anne Macdonald (GB) |
| Berger de Brie | Jill Peak (GB) | László Erdős (HU) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| Bobtail, Collie | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Judit Korózs-Papp (HU) |
| French Shepherds, Belgian Shepherds, Swiss White Shepherd | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | László Erdős (HU) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| South Russian Shepherd Dog | Péter Harsányi (HU) | András Korózs (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) |
| Bearded Collie, Shetland Sheepdog | Willi Güllix (D) | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Judit Korózs-Papp (HU) |
| Unlisted breeds of Group I | Willi Güllix (D) | László Erdős (HU) | Péter Harsányi (HU) |
| FCI – II. Breed Group | |||
| Schnauzers, Pinschers | Dániel József Dani (HU) | István Rada (HU) | Alessandro Zeppi (I) |
| Pyrenean Mountain Dog | Dániel József Dani (HU) | Ferenc Gröschl (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) |
| Great Dane | Nándor Almási (HU) | Jean-Francois Martin (F) | Willi Güllix (D) |
| Tosa Inu, Fila Brasileiro | István Lakatos (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Alberto Cuccillato (I) |
| Tibetan Mastiff | István Lakatos (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| Bullmastiff | István Lakatos (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Jean-Francois Martin (F) |
| Bulldog | István Lakatos (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) |
| Shar-Pei | István Lakatos (HU) | Jean-Francois Martin (F) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| Argentine Dogo | Erika Szokol (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| Boxer, Rottweiler | Erika Szokol (HU) | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Willi Güllix (GB) |
| Dobermann | Erika Szokol (HU) | István Rada (HU) | Anna Pakulska (PL) |
| Cane Corso, Neapolitan Mastiff | András Korózs (HU) | Maria Ceccarelli (I) | Alberto Cuccillato (I) |
| Bordeaux Dog | András Korózs (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Jean-Francois Martin (F) |
| Sarplaninac | Zoltán Baffia (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| Saint Bernard | Zoltán Baffia (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) |
| Swiss breeds | Zoltán Baffia (HU) | Maria Ceccarelli (I) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) |
| Bernese Mountain Dog | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| Newfoundland, Landseer | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Ferenc Gröschl (HU) | Zoltán Baffia (HU) |
| Russian breeds | Péter Harsányi (HU) | András Korózs (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) |
| Mastiff | Péter Harsányi (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Jean-Francois Martin (F) |
| Dogo Canario | Péter Harsányi (HU) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Alberto Cuccillato (I) |
| Hovawart, Leonberger | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Hand Erhard Grüttner (D) | Zoltán Baffia (HU) |
| Unlisted breeds of Group II | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | Tijana Konrad (SRB) |
| FCI – III. Breed Group | |||
| Long-legged Terriers | Alpay Özkan (TR) | Gábor Korózs (HU) | Nemanja Jovanovic (SRB) |
| Toy Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier | Nemanja Jovanovic (SRB) | Alpay Özkan (TR) | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) |
| Short-legged Terriers | Nemanja Jovanovic (SRB) | Alpay Özkan (TR) | András Korózs (HU) |
| American Staffordshire Terrier | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Males + BOB: Patrik Cederlöf (S) Females: Jane Serafimova (MC) |
Alpay Özkan (TR) |
| Staffordshire Bull Terrier | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Males + BOB: Helen Tonkson-Koit (EST) Females: |
Alpay Özkan (TR) |
| English Bull Terrier | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Males + BOB: Helen Tonkson-Koit (EST) Females: Jane Serafimov (MC) |
Alpay Özkan (TR) |
| Miniature English Bull Terrier | Hans Erhard Grüttner (D) | Males + BOB: Patrik Cederlöf (S) Females: Helen Tonkson-Koit (EST) |
Alpay Özkan (TR) |
| FCI – IV. Breed Group | |||
| All breeds | Gábor Korózs (HU) | Jill Peak (GB) | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) |
| FCI – V. Breed Group | |||
| Shiba Inu, Samoyed, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Japanese breeds | Alessandro Zeppi (I) | Nemanja Jovanovic (SRB) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) |
| Akitas | Alessandro Zeppi (I) | Mark Cocozza (GB) | Anne Macdonald (GB) |
| Chow-Chow | László Erdős (HU) | György Dr. Tesics (HU) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) |
| Spitz, Pomeranian | László Erdős (HU) | Mark Cocozza (GB) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) |
| Pharaoh Hound, Basenji | László Erdős (HU) | Nemanja Jovanovic (SRB) | Anne Macdonald (GB) |
| Ibizan Hound | László Erdős (HU) | György Dr. Tesics (HU) | Anne Macdonald (GB) |
| Hairless Dog, Eurasian Unlisted breeds of Group V |
László Erdős (HU) | György Dr. Tesics (HU) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) |
| FCI – VI. Breed Group | |||
| Beagle, Basset Hound, Bloodhound, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen, Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen | Anne Macdonald (GB) | Patrícia Burunkai (HU) | Jill Peak (GB) |
| Basset Fauve de Bretagne | Anne Macdonald (GB) | László Erdős (HU) | Jill Peak (HU) |
| Dalmatian, Hungarian Hound Unlisted breeds of Group VI |
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SLO) | László Erdős (HU) | Patrícia Burunkai (HU) |
| FCI – VII. Breed Group | |||
| Hungarian Vizslas | Willi Güllix (D) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) |
| Pointer | Willi Güllix (D) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) | Dr. Júlia Pataki (HU) |
| German Vizslas | Willi Güllix (D) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | Dr. Júlia Pataki (HU) |
| Setters | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | Dr. Júlia Pataki (HU) |
| Unlisted breeds of Group VII | Róbert Kotlár (HU) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | Stefan Sinko (SLO) |
| FCI – VIII. Breed Group | |||
| Spaniels, Water Dogs | Alberto Cuccillato (I) | Inga Siil (EST) | Maria Ceccarelli (I) |
| Retrievers | Maria Ceccarelli (I) | Alberto Cuccillato (I) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) |
| FCI – IX. Breed Group | |||
| French Bulldog, Boston Terrier, Pug | Inga Siil (EST) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Mark Cocozza (GB) |
| Pekingese | Inga Siil (EST) | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Szilvia Gróf (HU) |
| Poodles, Tibetan Terrier, Tibetan Spaniel, Lhasa Apso | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Mark Cocozza (GB) | Inga Siil (EST) |
| Shih Tzu, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, King Charles Spaniel | Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU) | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) | Inga Siil (EST) |
| Chihuahua, Chinese Crested Dog, Papillon, Bichons Unlisted breeds of Group IX |
Ferenc Gröschl (HU) | Katalin Radvánszky (HU) | Szilvia Gróf (HU) |
| FCI – X. Breed Group | |||
| Hungarian Greyhound, Polish Greyhound, Spanish Greyhound | Stefan Sinko (SLO) | Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) | Dr. György Tesics (HU) |
| Afghan Hound, Russian Greyhound, English Greyhound, Whippet, Irish Wolfhound, Scottish Deerhound, Saluki, Azawakh, Sloughi, Italian Greyhound | Mark Cocozza (GB) | Anne Macdonald (GB) | Dr. György Tesics (HU) |
| Breeds not recognized by FCI | |||
| Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU) | Vilmos Kardos (HU) | László Erdős (HU) | |
Entry Deadlines and Entry Fees:
| First Entry Deadline 2018. 08. 21. |
Second Entry Deadline 2018. 09. 21. |
Final Entry Deadline 2018. 10. 01. |
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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 | 6000 Ft |
| Breeding groups | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Dog pairs | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft | 3000 Ft |
| Young Handlers | 2000 Ft | 2000 Ft | 2000 Ft |
The entry fee for the first dog includes the price of one catalog!
Entry fees for Hungarian dog breeds are calculated with a 50% discount.
Regarding entry fee categories, the relevant date is when the full entry fee is paid. In the case of partial payment, the date when the full amount is paid counts.
You can start your entry online at this link>>.
An automatic confirmation is sent to the email address recorded in the system about the entry, containing the details of the entry. After finalizing this, a confirmation email is sent which includes the final form of the entry. Payment of the entry fee by credit card is possible for online entries. Immediately after the entry, the entrant is redirected to the OTP Bank online platform, where the entry fee can be paid using an internet-enabled bank card. Only those entries remain in the online system that are paid by credit card via the online entry system; if this does not happen, or if the entrant pays the entry fee by any other means, the system automatically deletes the entry. The entry will only be valid if the entry fee has been settled!
In case of postal entries, after filling out and signing the entry form precisely, you must attach a copy of the pedigree of the dog to be entered, a copy of the paid check or transfer receipt as proof of payment of the entry fee, copies of Champion or Working certificates (if any), and a copy of the 2018 federation membership card.
For bank transfer, the MEOE Federation bank account number is:
Budapest Bank Nyrt. Budapest –10102086-09723300-01000009
In the comments section, you must always indicate the email address provided on the entry form and the amount paid – this will allow identification of the entered dog.
Entry address for postal dispatch:
Hungarian National Federation of Dog Breeders Associations
Budapest XIX District
Hofherr Albert u. 42.
1194
Further information is available on the official website of 3 x CACIB Komárom>>.
Also on the Komárom CACIB Facebook page>>.
More information about the exhibition can be requested at the following email address:
tibay.norbert@kennelclub.hu.
Or at the following phone number:
+36 70 457 2763.
Source: The official website of the Komárom CACIB Show
Video recordings from previous years' Komárom CACIB exhibitions
Introducing the city of the dog show, Komárom
The venue of the International dog shows is the city of Komárom, 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. Komárom is a busy border town, as well as a cultural and tourist center, which, thanks to its excellent location, was already a significant economic and strategic center of our small country in the past. The life of the area was organized around the Komárom fortress system. The Treaty of Trianon not only changed the country's borders but also rearranged the city's boundaries. The divided city’s one part remains within Hungary’s border, while the other part is still located in Slovakia.
Among Komárom's sights, the most significant are the Reformed Church and the Roman Catholic Church located in the city center, the Turul statue, and the Komárom Spa, which is exceptional due to its mineral-rich medicinal water that springs from a depth of 1268 meters.
The western part of the city is famous for its natural beauty and is also home to the WF Leisure Park, which offers numerous recreational opportunities to visitors in a picturesque setting. The Leisure Park hosts open-air concerts, festivals, all-day family programs, exhibitions, and competitions.
A major tourist attraction of the city is the Komárom fortress system, whose Hungarian members include the Monostor fortress, the Igmánd fortress, and the Csillag fortress. The Klapka György Museum is located in the Igmánd fortress, with permanent exhibitions featuring highlights such as the Roman Stone Collection and displays on the history of the Hungarian Navy.
The Monostor fortress – also serving as the venue for the international dog show – is the largest modern fortress in Central Europe, built between 1850 and 1871. The construction of the Monostor fortress employed 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 nowadays it serves as a tourist attraction and a venue for various events.
You can learn more about the history of the Komárom fortress system in the following video:
Come and visit too, the organizers await you with open arms!
The Hungarian Federation of National Associations of Dog Breeders warmly welcomes all interested parties, guests, and exhibitors with their dogs to Komárom, at the Monostor fortress on October 19th, 20th, and 21st, 2018, for 3 pleasant and high-quality CACIB exhibitions!
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