May 30 - May31, 2026 AAC Trial at Nelson's Field, Oakbank, MB
Judge: Sherry Taylor
Trial opens May 1. Please see premium below for details.
Judge: Sherry Taylor
Trial opens May 1. Please see premium below for details.
July 10/11/, 2026 UKI Trail July 12, 2026 AAC Trial at Nelson’s Field, Oakbank, MB
Judge: Paula Collins
Glenda McLarty is the Trial Secretary for the AAC trial, and Lori Harker is the Trial Secretary for the UKI trial (July 10–11).
UKI entries are submitted using the UKI premium below (opens June 15). Volunteer information for both trials is collected using the volunteer form in the AAC premium and sent to our volunteer coordinator, Brenda McKague.
The AAC volunteer form covers the UKI trial (Friday and Saturday) and the AAC trial (Sunday). If you are competing only in UKI, please complete the volunteer form in the AAC premium and send it to [email protected]. Competitors entered in AAC only, or in both trials, should also use this form.
AAC course building will take place Saturday after the UKI trial concludes. The exact time is unknown, but updates will be posted on the AIM Trial Group Facebook page when the UKI trial is within about an hour of finishing. As UKI entries are expected to be smaller, Sunday course building may begin earlier than is typical for an AAC trial.
We can always use extra help with Friday's UKI setup. We will be unloading equipment for both trials, so volunteers are greatly appreciated. An added bonus is that you can set up your tent early.
The AAC trial opens June 14, 2026, and AIM Committee members will continue to receive priority entries. If you can help at either trial, we would greatly appreciate the extra hands. Everything we do supports AIM and its membership.
Thank you in advance for your support.
Now a message from Lori Harker, the Trial Secretary for the UKI Trial:
IMPORTANT ITEMS:
Judge: Paula Collins
Glenda McLarty is the Trial Secretary for the AAC trial, and Lori Harker is the Trial Secretary for the UKI trial (July 10–11).
UKI entries are submitted using the UKI premium below (opens June 15). Volunteer information for both trials is collected using the volunteer form in the AAC premium and sent to our volunteer coordinator, Brenda McKague.
The AAC volunteer form covers the UKI trial (Friday and Saturday) and the AAC trial (Sunday). If you are competing only in UKI, please complete the volunteer form in the AAC premium and send it to [email protected]. Competitors entered in AAC only, or in both trials, should also use this form.
AAC course building will take place Saturday after the UKI trial concludes. The exact time is unknown, but updates will be posted on the AIM Trial Group Facebook page when the UKI trial is within about an hour of finishing. As UKI entries are expected to be smaller, Sunday course building may begin earlier than is typical for an AAC trial.
We can always use extra help with Friday's UKI setup. We will be unloading equipment for both trials, so volunteers are greatly appreciated. An added bonus is that you can set up your tent early.
The AAC trial opens June 14, 2026, and AIM Committee members will continue to receive priority entries. If you can help at either trial, we would greatly appreciate the extra hands. Everything we do supports AIM and its membership.
Thank you in advance for your support.
Now a message from Lori Harker, the Trial Secretary for the UKI Trial:
- If you are entering the UKI trial you will need to be a UKI member ($15USD) and also register your dog(s) ($15USD) separately at www.ukagilityinternational.com
- Please familiarize yourself with the UKI rules, which can be found at the above link.
- Be aware that the level that your dog(s) starts at in UKI is based on your dog's competitive level in the Standard class of AAC (or equivalent class in another org) at the time of their UKI registration to ensure fairness for dogs new to agility. Please review the rules to determine your crossover level.
IMPORTANT ITEMS:
- There is no concept of a double drop in UKI as there is in AAC so be aware of that if you are new to UKI.
- Cutoffs for a couple of jump heights are a bit different from AAC, please review if you haven't done UKI before to verify what jump height your dog will fall into.
- UKI changed the rules around measuring 2 years ago so please ensure you familiarize yourself with the rules in that area.
- If your dog has been previously measured for UKI please double check that they have a permanent measurement on your UKI account. There would be an asterisk beside the dog's height category on the webpage where your dogs are listed on your UKI account.
- You can send in a screenshot of this page with your entry as proof that you don't need to measure your dog at the trial.
- Contact Lori Harker: [email protected]
August 1-3 2024 AAC Trial at Nelson’s Field, Oakbank, MB
Judge: Wendy Beard
Opens July 10, 2026
These may not work properly if you're using only a phone. Please use a laptop or computer instead. If that still doesn't work, print them, fill them out, and mail them to me the old-fashioned way!
Judge: Wendy Beard
Opens July 10, 2026
These may not work properly if you're using only a phone. Please use a laptop or computer instead. If that still doesn't work, print them, fill them out, and mail them to me the old-fashioned way!
November 14 & 15, 2025 at WW Stables, 1356 McCreary Rd, Winnipeg, MB
Judge: Craig Peters
Please check back later for additional information
Judge: Craig Peters
Please check back later for additional information
