All Singapore Ranchu Show 2014
 

The committee of Ranchu Association of Singapore cordially invite you to the much anticipated fifth All Singapore Ranchu Show.

Date: 16th November 2014 (Sunday)
Venue: Mainland Tropical Fish Farm
Address: No. 1 Pasir Ris Farmway 1, Singapore 519532
Duration: 0930 hrs to 1630 hrs
Registration Closing Date: 20th October 2014
Entry Fee: SGD 40.00 per Ranchu for RAS member; SGD 60.00 per Ranchu for public

*Competing Categories – measurement is based from tip to tip of Ranchu
Junior (10 cm & below)
Tosai (10.1 - 13 cm)
Nisai (13.1 - 16 cm)
Oya (16.1 cm & above)

*Subject to changes


Judges:
1. Mr. Sakurai Akira (Japan)

2. Mr. Kamiya Takashi (Japan)

3. Mr. Manabe Hiroyoshi (Japan)


Stay on this thread for more details to follow...

Warmest regards,
ASRSInfo

Correction... Pls note the amendments to the measurement of the competing categories as follows:

*Competing Categories – measurement is based from tip to tip of Ranchu
Junior (11 cm & below)
Tosai (11.1 - 14 cm)
Nisai (14.1 - 16 cm)
Oya (16.1 cm & above)

*Subject to changes

Is this event free for public to view?
If not how much is entrance fee?

these breeds considered TVR right?
if yes, i was hoping to see some SVR competition too...
:)

Hi Asia_landscape,

Yes, it is an event free for public viewing. Hence, there is no entrance fee. :)

Hi siakboon2013,

Yes, this is a Top View Ranchu competition organised by a Top View Ranchu Club. :)

ASRS 2014 Entry Form
 

Enclose ASRS 2014 Entry Form for your kind completion by return

https://www.facebook.com/ranchuassociationsg

Where to register?


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Hi John, please download form posted on 7 Oct in the following link https://www.facebook.com/ranchuassociationsg

We have received a couple of queries as to the higher entry fees this year for ASRS 2014, and non members' entry fees being higher than RAS members' entry fees.

For participants who are not aware, the expenses for last year's 2013 ASRS was far below the entry fees received. The entry fees did not even cover the airfare for the 3 judges. Very few are prepared to organise competitions with foreign judges as they are aware that the costs of holding such are substantial, including accommodation, trophies and other non minor expenses. We expect this year's expenses to far exceed the entry fees again. RAS members are effectively paying more to hold ASRS.

RAS has been organising ASRS to promote Ranchu hobby in Singapore.