CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs and Saint Vendel CAC Show will be held on 30th March of 2025 in Tápiószentmárton, in Hungary.
Venue of the show is Tápiószentmárton, Kincsem Horse park.
GPS: N 47,321445, E 19, 765515
From the Shepherd and Herding Dog Shows and Saint Vendel CAC Show
The CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs and the Saint Vendel CAC show have can be entered all dogs that have ever been used for herding or guarding animals.
The organization of the exhibition is already considered traditional. The first exhibition of this kind was organized in 1999, when it was possible to name much fewer varieties. Today, excellent individuals of nearly 40 varieties can be presented at this exhibition. In the early 2000s, this prestigious army review was not organized for 6 years, and then in 2009, this exhibition was organized again. It was also not held from 2020, after a gap of 4 years, the next exhibition took place at a completely new location, in the Kincsem Lovaspark in Tápiószentmárton.
The programs of the 2 x CAC Dog Show:
30th March of 2025 – Sunday morning:
CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs
Kincsem Cup – Dog Puller race from 09:00 in the morning
For information, please, click>>
30th March of 2025 – Sunday afternoon:
Saint Vendel CAC Show
Informations for exhibitors
CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs round assignment>>
Saint Vendel CAC round assignment>>
Dear Exhibitors!
After 01 January of 2025, the Hungarian Kennel Club will not allow the participation of dogs with cropped ears and/or docked tails in its events.
I. Breeds affected by the FCI standard modification:
- 343 Cane Corso
- 143 Dobermann
- 181 Giant Schnauzer
- 182 Schnauzer
- 183 Miniature Schnauzer
- 197 Neapolitan Mastiff
- 144 German Boxer
- 235 Great Dane
- 147 Rottweiler
- 184 German Pinscher
- 185 Miniature Pinscher
The following dog breeds of standards have been amended, removing the option of cropped ears and/or docked tails from the standard, therefore, individuals of these breeds with cropped ears and/or docked tails cannot be entered into dog shows and working events from 1th January 2025.
II. Breeds not affected by the FCI standard modification:
The Hungarian Kennel Club has introduced the following rules for all FCI breeds where the standard description includes the possibility of a cropped ear/tail:
- For dogs born after 01th January of 2025, it will not allow dogs with cropped ears and/or docked tails to participate in Hungarian Kennel Club events.
- For dogs born before 01th January of 2025 dogs with cropped ears/docked tails may be shown at events until 01th January of 2027.
Exceptions to this regulation are dogs born with genetically proven short tails and hunting dog breeds: Deutscher Jagdterrier (103) from Group III. and breeds from Group VII. where the standard permits the presentation of docked tailed dogs from hunting ability perspective.
This regulation is in accordance with the provisions of the European Union and the Hungarian Animal Protection Act. At the same time, it keeps in mind the importance of preserving genetic diversity and genetic values.
Deadline for entries of CAC Show for Shepherd and the Herding dogs &
Saint Vendel CAC Show:
I. Entry deadlines: 22th January of 2025 – 24th February of 2025
II. Entry deadlines: 25th February of 2025 – 14th March of 2025
The following dog breeds can be entries:
FCI. – I. Group:
all breed
FCI. – II. Group:
All Shepherd and Herding dogs (Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Kangal, Pyrenean Mountain Dog Swiss Great Mountain Dogs, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Entlebucher, Sarplaninac).
CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs
Judge list
The leader judge is Mr. Dr. Tamás Jakkel from Hungary.
FCI – I. Group
István Székely (HU): Hungarian Komondor, Kuvasz, Puli, Pumi, Mudi, French Shepherd dogs
Tímea Kakas (HU): Welsh Corgi Cardigan, Welsh Corgi Pembroke, Border Collie
Zsolt Bíró (HU): Rough Collie, Smooth Collie, Shetland Sheepdog, German Shepherd dogs, other dog breeds of group I.
FCI – II. Group
Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU): Perro de Presa Canario, Tornjak, Entlebucher Mountain dog, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Atlas Mountain Dog, Yugoslavian Shepherd (Sarplaninac), Estrela Mountain Dog, Bucovina Shepherd Dog, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Karst Shepherd Dog, Pyrenean Mastiff, Spanish Mastiff, Tibetan Mastiff, Kangal (Anatolian Shepherd dog), Appenzeller Sennenhund, Bernese Mountain dog
Saint Vendel CAC Dog Show
Judge list
The leader judge is Mr. Dr. Tamás Jakkel from Hungary.
FCI – I. Group
Dr. Tamás Jakkel (HU): Hungarian Komondor, Kuvasz, Puli, Pumi, Mudi, French Shepherd dogs, German Shepherd dogs
Tímea Kakas (HU): Belgian Shepherd dogs, Bearded Collie, Old English Sheepdog, Australian Shepherd dog, Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Kelpie
István Székely (HU): Rough Collie, Smooth Collie, Shetland Sheepdog, other dog breeds of group I.
FCI – II. Group
Zsolt Bíró (HU): Perro de Presa Canario, Tornjak, Entlebucher Mountain dog, Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Atlas Mountain Dog, Yugoslavian Shepherd (Sarplaninac), Estrela Mountain Dog, Bucovina Shepherd Dog, Caucasian Shepherd Dog, Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Karst Shepherd Dog, Pyrenean Mastiff, Spanish Mastiff, Tibetan Mastiff, Kangal (Anatolian Shepherd dog), Appenzeller Sennenhund, Bernese Mountain dog
Attention!
The veterinary regulations in force in Hungary: a valid rabies vaccination for the dog is mandatory to combat the territory of the exhibition entrance! Entry to the EU countries and non-EU countries is in compliance with applicable laws and regulatory requirements.
The damage caused by the dog owner is responsible!
The exhibitors are responsible for safeguarding the welfare of the dogs at dog shows. It is forbidden to put the dog in a situation that can be dangerous for its health and welfare, such as leaving it in the car in hot or cold weather and/or treating it in a cruel manner. Violation of these rules will result in exclusion from the ongoing and future dog shows.
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CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs &
Saint Vendel CAC Show
Entry deadlines and entry fees
c First entry Second entry
C C deadline deadline
C 25. 02. 2025
ccccc until 24. 02. 2025 14. 03. 2025
1st dog 35 €/show 45 €/show
Additional dog 30 €/show 40 €/show
Minor Puppy,
Puppy, Veteran 20 €/show 25 €/show
Entry on site:
Breeding group, Dog pairs 20 €/show
Junior handler 20 €/show
It is possible to reclassify between classes, change dogs and cancel entries until the last entry deadline!
Swap Dog: 10 €
Class changes: 10 €
Local payment + 5 EUR / dog / day, calculated up!
Attention!
Entering to the show is in accordance to the FCI and Hungarian Kennel Club’s Show Regulations, the exhibitor by signing the entry form, or by entering in the online-system, the exhibitor is undertake to comply with and be bound by the rules itself.
Conditions:.
- To the show only those dogs can be entered reached the age of 3 months, who has original FCI registered pedigree. One dog can be entered only to one class.
- Entry is available by post and by online!
- The entry fee must be paid also in case of absence.
- Illegible and incomplete entry form can not be accepted.
If you enter more dogs, the Minor Puppy, Puppy and Veteran classes entry fees is not counting as „First dog” in amount!
For correct class entries, please use the date of showing to calculate the age of the dog.
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CAC Show for Shepherd and Herding dogs (morning) online-entry is available, please, click>>
Saint Vendel CAC Show (afternoon) online-entry is available, please, click>>
They only accept your entry with a copy the payment confirmation attached (bank transfer receipt)!
They can not take over the costs of the bank wire transfer.
Entry is accepted after payment is fully done.
The entry fee must paid to the next account number:
Name of the account holder:
Pest megyei Kutyások Egyesülete
Bank account number:
IBAN CODE: HU29 12023132-01744877-00100005
Swift (BIC) code: UBRTHUHB
Registration form
Entry adress by post:
Hód-Dog Kutyabarát Egyesület
Hódmezővásárhely
Pf./Po.box: 1.
6801
Hungary
Show informations are the Hód-Dog Kutyabarát Egyesület official website >>.
Information of show entry in email:
nevezes@hod-dog.hu
The venue of CAC shows for shepherd and herding dogs and Saint Vendel CAC Show is
Tápiószentmárton village
Tápiószentmárton is a large village in the county of Pest, in the district of Nagykátai. It is the village with the largest population in Alsó-Tápió-mente. The easiest way to reach it by car is from the side road that branches off between the 54th and 55th kilometer sections of highway No. 4.
The settlement has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as evidenced by the Scythian golden deer, a shield ornament from a princely tomb unearthed in its borders in 1923. (The original is in the Hungarian National Museum, a copy can be seen in the Blaskovich Museum in Tapioszele.) The first known documented mention of the settlement dates from the middle of the 15th century, in 1459. At that time, the territory of the village was owned by the Pányi-Gáldi family and István Werbőczy. It was depopulated when the Turks withdrew.
Among its later owners, the Blaskovich family gained the greatest fame. Among the members of the well-known family, Bertalan Blaskovich also stood out, who in the first decades of the 19th century participated in the launch of the journal Aurora (1822), edited by Károly Kisfaludy, and significantly supported domestic horse racing. His son, farmer Ernő Blaskovich Ebecki, raised the famous stud, in which the competition mare Kincsem was also raised.
Kincsem, also referred to as the „miracle mare”, was born in Tápiószentmárton, the most successful competition horse in Hungarian equestrian sport; the name of the horse park and the Kincsem Museum operating in the park keep the memory of this. The horse park has a wine cellar, golf and mini-golf courses, an indoor riding stable suitable for holding competitions, an international standard NB I football field, a tennis court, an indoor pool, a wellness area, a playground, an animal show area trained to show backyard animals, and even a hotel with an apartment with a restaurant and a conference room. In addition to all this, there is also an airport suitable for receiving small planes in the area of the equestrian park.
The Attila hillock is a small rise of a few meters in height. The Scythians erected such mounds, so-called kurgans, over the tombs of their leaders, of which there are many all over the Great Plain. It is no coincidence that it was beneath the surface of this mound that found the archelogists Blaskovich brothers the famous Scythian golden horn in 1923. It is believed that the wooden palace of King Attila the Hun once stood here, and even his tomb may have been here. That’s why it got the name Attila hillock. The place has been under national archaeological protection since 2000. The hillock is nowadays considered by many to have a special energy and healing properties. This is based on several arguments, such as the fact that Kincsem’s former runway was on this very spot and that the horse got his miraculous powers from here. But the stronger argument is a recent observation. The stud’s vet noticed 20 years ago that horses graze on this small pile with great pleasure, and sick animals lie there for hours. He linked this to the fact that the recovery rate of the animals here is much better than anywhere else in the country, and that the pregnancy rate of the horses is higher than average. So it’s no wonder that word of the healing hillock spread quickly. Measurements commissioned by the Kincsem Riding Park have indeed shown a beneficial energy radiation. The National Institute for Radiation Biology also measured here, but they found no discrepancies.
A walking path with a small wooden bridge leads to the hillock, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the landscape and the horses grazing all around.The hillock has been nicely landscaped with grass and birch trees as an important part of the horse park. There is a pavilion with a wooden roof and several benches for relaxation and meditation. A few metres further down, along the footpath leading to the central building of the park, is a bust of King Attila with a memorial headstone. It is also worth walking further around the park, admiring the grey cattle, racehorses, mini zoo, tidy stables, obstacle and show jumping courses and the 200 horses grazing around the stud farm. Afterwards, another highlight of our historic walk is a visit to the Treasure Museum, born from the private collection of the equestrian park.
The museum was created based on the thoughts, wishes and ideas of János Kocsi, the owner of Kincsem Lovaspark, and from the objects of his collection. My treasure, in honor of the 125th anniversary of the birth of the wonder mare was handed over on March 20, 1999, as the new gem of the riding paradise of Tápiószentmárton. When the museum was created, the primary goal was to commemorate Kincsem, a native of the place, the thoroughbred wonder mare, whose performance is still unique to this day: she won 54 races in a row in 4 years.
Kincsem, the unbeatable, the invincible \”miracle mare\” was born in 1874 in Tápiószentmárton, on the estate of Count Ernő Blaskovich. My treasure is a legendary figure in the history of thoroughbred breeding. His performance, which in the world since then has not been achieved by any competition horse, earned him fame and respect not only for his owner, but also for the entire Hungarian livestock industry around the world. During his life, he traveled half of Europe by train. He achieved his greatest successes in Hungary, Austria, Germany, England and France. Between June 21 and October 29, 1876, he competed and won in Prague, Hamburg, Hanover, Frankfurt, Baden-Baden, Vienna, Sopron and Budapest.
Secondly, the museum will present the history of all existing equestrian sports, and thirdly, it will present the life of the old Tápiómente and Tápiószentmárton – with pictures and objects – in the framework of a local history exhibition. In addition, visitors can see a small collection of weapons and competition prizes.
There are Catholic, Lutheran, Reformed churches and chapels in the settlement, one of the latter, the so-called Blaskovich Chapel, built in 1768.
The village also has a beach and a thermal bath with medicinal water. Those wishing to relax are welcomed with 4 pools (children’s, medical, swimming and spa pools), a sand soccer field, a children’s playground, massages. The spa’s 52 °C thermal water (alkaline-hydrocarbonate-chloride thermal water) emerges from a depth of 650 meters. The medicinal water has a general pain-relieving, calming and sleep-improving effect, but it can also be used to treat various skin diseases, and it is extremely effective in the treatment of degenerative wear-and-tear musculoskeletal diseases, as it reduces the activity of rheumatic processes. According to experience, it can be used with success in the follow-up treatment of more serious injuries, mainly associated with limited mobility. Due to its alkaline-hydrogen content, it can be recommended for locomotor and gynecological pathologies, and due to its chloride content, it also has a general strengthening and resistance-enhancing effect. Since 2003, the water of the spa has been officially classified as medicinal water.
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