Classes: We train at all levels from beginners to team competition level, and have handlers of all ages. Classes last 30 minutes, and are in courses of 8 weeks. A course costs £20 for the first 8 weeks, and £2.50 per attendance thereafter.

Tuesday 6 May	Training for Beginners 6.30. Others 7pm.
13 May	Training as above
20 May	Training as above
27 May	NO TRAINING
3 June	Training for Advanced 6.30, Beginners 7pm, Intermediate 7.30
10 June	Training as above
17 June	Training as above

3-5 May	Maddoxford Farm, Botley, Southampton. Starters 5 May (Cokey, Winkey, Gyp, Archie, Jazz)
24-25 May	Frimley Lodge Park, Surrey. Starters 24 May (Cokey, Winkey, Gyp, Megan) Open 25 May (Tonto, Gunner, Jade, Flicker)
7 or 8 June	Princes Risborough.
21 June	Uxbridge.
28 June	Fords Sport & Social Club, Daventry, Northants.
5 July	Frimley Lodge Park.
19-20 July	Chilterns Show, Great Missendon, Bucks.

26 May	Harwell Feast
21 June	Kidmore End Village Day (depends if we race at Uxbridge)
5 July	Harwell Primary School

At this time of year new or good 2nd-hand tennis balls are sometimes available from Sports Clubs, Schools, Fetes, Car Boots etc. and we need quite a lot to replace the ones our dogs destroy! Please get any you can. Luce will reimburse you for up to £6/doz (50p each) .

Flyball is a team "knockout" relay race with four dogs and their owners in a team. The object of the race is for each dog to run 56 feet jumping over 4 low hurdles, trigger a Flyball box, catch the ball and return back over the course to the start/finish line. When the first dog returns the next dog is released and so on. The race is won by the first team to get 4 dogs and 4 balls back without fault.

We train and compete under the rules of the British Flyball Association (BFA) Flyball races offer fast-paced action with plenty of excitement for dogs, handlers, and especially spectators. Many teams run all 4 dogs through the course in less than 21 seconds. The North-American Flyball Association (NAFA) record is now under 16 seconds!

Yes, providing they are fit. Dogs of any size, any breed and almost any age can do Flyball. A Flyball dog is a happy, fit and contented dog.

Cleverdogs is a new sport which combines a short agility course with a flyball lane. Two dogs and handlers run on two identical courses against each other. Dogs must complete the agility section, using modified agility rules which require each item of equipment to be completed successfully (by repeating if necessary) and in the correct order, before attempting the flyball lane. The heat is won by the first dog to successfully complete both sections and return over the start/finish line.