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Available Field Trial Stakes

Puppy Stakes  (Open and/or Amateur Walking)

For dogs 6 months of age and under 15 months of age on the first advertised day of the trial (e.g., a dog whelped on January 30, 1989, would not be eligible for entry in a Puppy stake at a trial which starts on April 30, 1990). Horseback handling is not permitted in Amateur Walking Puppy stakes.

Derby Stakes  (Open and/or Amateur Walking)

For dogs 6 months of age and under 2 years of age on the first advertised day of the trial (e.g., a dog whelped on January 30, 1989, would not be eligible for entry in a Derby stake at a trial which starts on January 30, 1991). Horseback handling is not permitted in Amateur Walking Derby stakes.

Gun Dog Stake  (Open and/or Amateur)

For dogs 6 months of age and over on the first advertised day of the trial.

All-Age Stake  (Open and/or Amateur)

For dogs 6 months of age and over on the first advertised day of the trial.

Limited Gun Dog Stake  (Open and/or Amateur)

For dogs 6 months of age and over on the first advertised day of the trial which have placed first, second, third or fourth in any Gun Dog Stake. A field trial-giving club may give an Amateur Limited Gun Dog Stake in which places that qualify a dog have been acquired in Amateur Stakes only. The stake must be advertised as such in the premium list and any additional advertising that may be done.

Limited All-Age Stake  (Open and/or Amateur)

For dogs 6 months of age and over on the first advertised day of the trial which have placed first, second, third or fourth in any All-Age Stake. A field trial-giving club may give an Amateur Limited All-Age Stake in which places that qualify a dog have been acquired in Amateur Stakes only. When a club elects the latter option, the stake must be advertised as such in the premium list and any additional advertising that may be done.

In an Amateur Stake at a licensed or member field trial all dogs must be handled by persons who, in the judgment of the Field Trial Committee, are qualified as Amateurs.