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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB JANUARY 2011
AWC OFFICERS President.... ............................................ Russell McFadden 505-753-6782 Vice President.... .................................... Connie Brunkow 217-431-8972 Treasurer... ............................................ .David Samuelson 651-454-4174 Secretary .......................................................... Cindy Scott 719-594-9974 ................................. 3655 Cragwood Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Board of Directors: Class of 2011……….Lisa Costello, Donna Lynch, Cindy Scott Class of 2012: ….Connie Brunkow, Russ McFadden, Kay Nierengarten Class of 2013:…….Henry Heil, Christine Hopperstad, David Samuelson
AKC DELEGATE.… ............................ …..Donna Lynch 508-636-0705 ASFA DELEGATE:…………………………... CJ Foxx 303-424-5144
AWC COMMITTEE CHAIRS: Archives ......................................................... Bo Bengtson 805-646-3151 Health. ................ Drs. Connie Austin, Connie Brunkow, Lisa Costello Futurity .......................................................... Kathy Slater 618-585-4677 Judge’s Education .................................. Mary Dukes [email protected] Membership .......................................... Kay Nierengarten 218-729-8003 Parade of Honors ............................ Alice VandenBussche 315-945-2672 Performance Events ............................... Dr. Lisa Costello 815-695-1930 ROM Program .................................................. Gail Boyd, 919-362-4427 Show ................................................................ Cindy Scott 719-594-9974 Top Twenty ............................................ Linda Waggoner 541-347-2171 Versatility .................................................. John Heffernan 413-369-4399 INDEPENDENT WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS: Whippet Health Foundation ............... Mary Beth Arthur 414-355-4776 Whippet Rescue, WRAP ............. Dr. Barbara Henderson 301-490-6598
Applications for AWC membership may be obtained either on request from Membership Chair Kay Nierengarten, 5654 Chalstrom Dr., Saginaw, MN 55779, or emailed to [email protected]
AWC website: www.americanwhippetclub.net Breeder Referrals: Mary Downing [email protected]
THE WHIPPET NEWS Newsletter Editor ................... Christine Hopperstad, 130 34th Ave. E., Seattle, WA 98112 206-322-5872 [email protected] Assoc. Editor ……………….Kirsten Hopperstad, [email protected] Annual Editor ............................ Wendy Clark, 5088 Breckenhurst Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026 614-777-0124 [email protected]
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WELCOME NEW SUBSCRIBERS Debbie Danner, Columbia, Missouri; Elizabeth Fedde, Lin-coln, Nebraska; Robert Hutchinson, Waukesha, Wisconsin WELCOME BACK: David & Shirley Cassell, Snohomish, Washington; Donna Miner, Coventry, Connecticut; Patricia Shiley, Walla Walla, Washingon; Shawn Westbrook, Cedar Rapids, Iowa LAST ISSUE, TIME TO RENEW Leigh Ann Bauer, Cynthia Gredys, Mary Hawemann, Cora Mackey, Barbara Reilly, Jocelyn Sturm, Patricia Younger
APPLICATIONS FOR AWC MEMBERSHIP � Angela Grace Bass, 3920 Riverbend Dr., Louisville, TN 37777 [email protected] Endorsers: Scot Northern, Marina Caro � Cecil Robert Brown, 3920 Riverbend Dr., Louisville, TN 37777 865-983-3454 [email protected] Endorsers: Scot Northern, Marina Caro � Sharron Lane, 201 Neptune Dr., Hendersonville TN 37075 615-418-7216 [email protected] Endorsers: Susanne Hughes, Lisa Costello COMMENTS regarding applicants may be sent to AWC Membership Chair Kay Nierengarten, 5654 Chalstrom Dr., Saginaw, MN 55779, or emailed to: [email protected] and should be sent no later than 30 days after the applicant has been published in the WN.
Dear Readers, As many of you know, Barbara Wayne underwent major surgery soon after Christmas and will be undergoing treat-ment over the next few weeks. She’s resting at home but will be spending some time in the hospital. Her doctors hope that she will be back in time for the National specialty, but meanwhile she would enjoy hearing from her friends at home at 110 N. Davis Hollow Rd., Richland, MO 65556 or by email at [email protected] — OK all you agility aficio-nados, John Hefferan has written a great article included in this issue with tips on how to keep your dog tuned in, cheerful and FAST!! — Purina recently conducted an inter-view with Kerrie Kuper and her husband Neil Barthelette about their KARASAR Whippets and family and the article is now online and can be found at http://tinyurl.com/25ehwnu — Joan Damon, once known for her excellence in playing golf and then for her excellent Whippets, died January 1st in California. She was 86. — Once again, just in case some-body hasn’t already updated their address book, my email address has changed to [email protected]
National Show Chair Cindy Scott 719-594-9974 [email protected] Eastern Harriett Lee 434-295-4525 [email protected] Midwest Pat Richey 330/806-6945 [email protected] N. Central David Samuelson 651-454- 4174 [email protected] S. Central Kathy Rasmussen 913-681-8929 [email protected] Southern David Howton 770-345-2120 [email protected] Western Pam Magette, 562-598-8717 [email protected] AWC SHOW CALENDAR The Eastern Specialty is moving to March, 2011 with the Celtic Cluster in York, Pa. There will be five days: Wednes-day, March 16 Judge Mr. Whitney Coombs; Thursday, March 17 Judge Ms. Carol Esterkin; Friday, March 18, Philadelphia Area Whippet Ass’n Support, Sweeps - Lelia D. Anichini, Breed Iva Kimmelman; Saturday, March 19, Eastern Specialty, Sweeps Diane Arner-Motzkus, Breed Mrs. Cindy Scott; Sunday, March 20, Judge Ms. Anne O'Reilly. Superintendent www.raudogshows.com AWC 2011 National Specialty, 4/2/11—4/9/11 Lexing-ton, Kentucky, Breed Judge Harriett Nash Lee (Winsmith) http://www.awc2011.com AWC Support Show with Huntingdon Valley KC on June 4, 2011 at the Middletown Grange Fairgrounds, 576 Penns Park Rd., Wrightstown,PA. Breed Judge Barbara Rupert, no sweepstakes. Western Specialty July 29, 2011 Breed judge Thomas Munch (Flic Flac Whippets, Germany), Sweeps judge Kathy Rasmussen (Harmony)Midwest Specialty weekend: Thursday, August 4, Judge Judy Lowther; Friday, August 5, Judge William Shelton, Puppy & Veteran Sweeps Judge Rhonda Gold. Saturday, August 6, Midwest Specialty, Judge Russell McFadden; Sunday, August 7, Judge Kent Delaney. Hospitality will be on Saturday along with our super raffle, followed by the annual Scooper Bowl event.
OTHER WHIPPET EVENTS Greater San Diego Whippet Association Designated Specialty within the Inland Empire Hound Club of Southern California Show, Friday, January 7, 2011, Em-pire Polo Grounds, Indio, CA. Sweeps Judge - Mary Dukes (DELACREME), Breed Judge Kathy Forbes (SKYLINE Bea-gles). Kennel Club of Palm Springs shows follow: Satur-day, Breed Judge Robert L. Robinson; Sunday, Breed Judge Donna Francis
AWC Board of Directors President Russ McFadden...505-753-6782 [email protected] Vice President Connie Brunkow...217-431-8972 [email protected] Secretary Cindy Scott…719-594-9974 [email protected] Treasurer David Samuelson...651-454-4174 [email protected] Board Members: Lisa Costello...815-695-1930 [email protected] Henry Heil...619-445-1777 [email protected] Christine Hopperstad...206-322-5872 [email protected] Donna Lynch...508-636-0705 [email protected] Kay Nierengarten…218-729-8003 [email protected]
President’s Message
Even though it will be well into January by the time you read this, I want to wish everyone a healthy, prosperous and happy new year.
The 2011 National Specialty is less than three months away. Please don’t forget to make reservations or to send a trophy donation if you are so inclined to do so. Complete infor-mation on the host hotel and trophies is elsewhere in the newsletter.
Speaking of the National, congratulations to Dr. Connie Brunkow on being elected from a strong slate of very worthy individuals to judge the 2012 National in Ohio.
The Nominating Committee has proposed a slate of six individuals for the upcoming Board election of the Class of 2014. If you paid your dues for this year by January 1st you will be able to vote for up to three of those individuals in the elec-tion. The names of any members who may be duly nominated by five members in good standing will be included on the final slate sent to the membership next month.
If you have had difficulty connecting to the AWC web-site recently it may have been because it is in the process of undergoing some changes. Donna Lynch has volunteered to oversee this process with hopes of a cleaner looking and easier to navigate site. Please bear with those involved while these changes are being made because there may be times when the site is not fully accessible.
Last month the Board had the regrettable task of act-ing as the Hearing Committee for charges brought against a member for conduct prejudicial to the best interests of the breed. We determined the charges were valid and suspended the member from the club for a six month period. If this mem-ber decides to renew their membership the final determination of their fate as a member of the club will be put to a vote of the members present at the annual meeting in Kentucky.
Speaking of members on a much more positive note, the Board recently acted on the applications of ten individuals. I would like to welcome Lynn Baker, Jennifer Brisbois, Susan Crosby, Lori Mauger, Sara New, Linda Ohl, Leah Perry, Denise Sisneroz, Jennifer Smith, and Carol Zienert as the newest members of the AWC.
Take care and have fun with your Whippets. Russell
SECRETARY’S REPORT
The Nominating Committee has provided the slate for the class of 2014. The nominees are Scot Northern, Jean Schroeder and Lori Lawrence, incumbents running for office again are Lisa Costello, Cindy Scott and Donna Lynch. The AWC bylaws state — Additional nominations of eligi-ble members may be made by written petition addressed to the Secretary and received at his regular address on or be-fore February 15th, signed by five members and accompa-nied by the written acceptance of each such additional nominee signifying his willingness to be a candidate.
Cindy Scott
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AWC National 2011 Would you believe that the National starts in less than 3 months? The website is up to date and has tons of information out there plus we have PayPal set up for almost everything. Once again we will be using the fantastic pottery of High Horse Farm, Amy Romaniec. In Atlanta she added peaches and this year she will be add-ing horses. We rely heavily on support from the Whippet community for trophies and this year is no exception. I know the economy has affected all of us but anything you can contribute is greatly ap-preciated. Our ASFA trial will be the official event for coursing at the National and to sponsor a flight (we are ex-pecting around 15 including Open, FCh and Veter-ans). If you would like to sponsor a flight it will be $85 for 1st thru NBQ. For any and all donations you can send a check made out to the AWC to Jan Swayze-Curry at 205 Elbert Frankum Rd. Colum-bia, KY 42728 or you can go to www.awc2011.com <http://www.awc2011.com/> and donate thru PayPal. Also, there is only one raffle this year and the pro-ceeds will be split between AWC, WRAP and the Whippet Health Foundation. If you have some-thing to donate for the raffle, please contact Mary Alderman at [email protected] and either send the items to her or bring them to the National with you.
THANK YOU!!! Cindy Scott, National Showchairman
NATIONAL BALLOTING RESULTS I'm pleased to announce that Dr. Connie Brunkow (Fallowfield) will be the judge for the 2012 National to be held at the Sawmill Creek Resort in Huron, Ohio. Results of the 2012 National vote are below, there were 317 ballots returned. #1 118 votes Dr. Connie Brunkow #2 93 votes David Samuelson #3 82 votes Donna Lynch #4 80 votes Lori Nelson #5 78 votes Tracy Hite Cindy Scott
AWC Top Twenty January 1 to December 31, 2010
in alphabetical order Ch. Andauer Porsche Carrera GT GCh. Ch. Ableaim Patent Pending SC GCh. Ch. Bo-Bett’s Speed Demon GCh. Ch. Bohem Bianca Of Jubilee GCh. Ch. Counterpoint Painted By Bohem GCh. Ch. Cove Creek Minuette GCh. Ch. Emerald’s A Thief In The Night JC GCh. Ch. Festiva’s Lucy Is Fashionably Late JC GCh. Ch. Harmony’s Van Gogh GCh. Ch. Kamada’s Happy Hour GCh. Ch. Kamada’s Instant Millioniare GCh. Ch. Karasar’s Par Excellence GCh. Ch. Krislyn Debmar Buckle Bunny GCh. Ch. Nysa Hill Serendipity GCh. Ch. Snow Cap’s Patent Leather GCh. Ch. Snow Hill Onyx at Stoneledge SC GCh. Ch. Sonsteby’s In A Pickle GCh. Ch. Sporting Fields Bahama Sands* Ch. Sporting Fields Tiger Lily GCh. Ch. Starline’s Chanel GCh. Ch. Windborn N Oxford Twilight At Starline GCh. Ch. Winway Redford With A Splash
FUTURITY REPORT As I reported last month, Mr. Calvin Perry will be judging the 2011 Futurity in Lexington, Kentucky, not Louisville as I wrote last month. Sorry for the confusion. The National will be here before we know it! The 2011 Futurity will be held on Tuesday, April 5, 2011. Futurity entries must also be entered in a Regular Class, per a vote by the General Member-ship in 2006. Enter Futurity as an Additional Class and put the age division in the Additional Class blank. Entry into the Futurity Class is considered the individual nomination for that puppy. Class divisions for Futurity are different than regular classes. The divisions are as follows: 6 months & under 8 months, 8 months & under 10 months, 10 months & under 12 months, 12 months & under 14 months and 14 months & under 18 months. Contact me if you have questions about this. Don’t forget, all puppies are not eligible for the Futurity. Only pup-pies out of litters nominated by the breeder are eligible for the Fu-turity. The 2011 Futurity dates range from 10/21/09 to 10/5/10. As always, I will acknowledge receipt of all nominations and if you need help or have some unusual circumstances, give me a call, but please not after 9 p.m. Central Time. Best of luck with your puppies! Kathy Slater, Futurity Chairman [email protected] 241 Prairietown Rd., Dorsey, IL 62021 618-585-4677
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2011 National SpecialtyCatalogs
$20.00 Pre-Show
$25.00 At The ShowCatalog pre-orders must be received by MARCH 17, 2011.
Name __________________________________________________________
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Make checks payableto:
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or through PayPalon the website
www.AWC2011.com
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25th American Whippet Club National Specialty April 2nd thru 1oth 2011
Marriott Griffin Gate, Lexington, Kentucky
Trophy Information We still have a few classes and Special prizes available.
You can also donate to the General Fund. Please specify which part of the National that you want to sponsor.
Performance
Agility, Coursing, Racing, Rally, Obedience, Triathlon or Versatility A class (1st thru 4th) is $65.00 or you can contribute to the general fund.
Coursing flights are $85.00 for 1st through 5th AKC Breeder or Kennel Stake 1st Place $30.00
PLEASE SPECIFY ASFA OR AKC
National Specialty Regular Classes We still have the following classes and awards available:
Select Dog $125.00 AOM $85.00
Classes $65.00 per class, 1st thru 4th placements American Bred dogs and bitches
Amateur Owner Handler dogs and bitches 12 to 18 dogs
Non Regular classes Best Puppy $125.00
Best Bred by Exhibitor $125.00 Racing dogs & bitches
Lure Coursing dogs & bitches Stud Dog & Brood Bitch
Brace & Team
Junior Showmanship Novice Junior, Intermediate Senior
Open Senior
Of course your donations to the general fund are always greatly appreciated!!
Please make checks payable to AWC2011 and mail to : Jan Swayze Curry Trophy Chair
205 Elbert Frankum Rd., Columbia, KY 42728 Call for information: Home: 270-378-4699 Cell 270-250-3199
YOU CAN ALSO GO TO THE AWC2011 WEB SITE AND USE PAYPAL
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE
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Lindy 1989 - 2008
25th American Whippet Club National Specialty
Tentative Schedule
Friday evening, April 1 -- welcome workers Madison County Fairgrounds-- pot luck at pavilion
AKC stakes split
Saturday, April 2—National Specialty Agility Trial competition Sharonville, OH AKC Lure Coursing Trial — roll call 6:30 am, Madison County Fairgrounds
Saturday night, April 2 Madison County Fairgrounds barbecue dinner for field trial folks on site after AKC ribbon ceremony
ASFA stake split tickets for food TBA
Steve Curry Field Trial Chair for both trials 205 Elbert Frankum Rd. Columbia, KY 42728
[email protected] Reservations for barbeque after January 1st please
Sunday, April 3—National Specialty ASFA Lure Coursing Trial
roll call 6:30 am Madison County Fairgrounds Sunday, April 3 Agility trial competition in Sharonville, OH
Sunday, hotel after 3 pm, vendors set up Sunday, hotel after 3 pm, CGC testing
Sunday afternoon after ribbon ceremony There will be prizes for workers who stay to clean up and pack up field trial
Sunday night, April 3, 6 pm
early bag pick up in main ball room come and give us a hand putting the room together
or help in one of many other exciting areas and get your bag early!
Monday, April 4 Whippet Health Foundation
AWC Cardiac clinics Monday thru Friday in rooms adjacent to ballroom We need volunteers for the table in lobby to distribute welcome materials etc.
Obedience competition begins, Rally competition in the afternoon, time is TBA contact Jan Curry at [email protected]
Triathlon conformation judging
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Tuesday, April 5 Overflow Obedience
Presentation of Triathlon and Versatility competition Top 10 prior to the start of Futurity judging.
BAER testing Futurity
CGC testing Tuesday evening Blue Grass Pavilion
Welcome party, Whippet Idol strikes again!! plus the Kentucky Hat Society secret drive by shooting!
Wednesday, April 6 Dog judging begins
CERF testing 9-5 Wednesday evening stud dog/brood bitch
brace and team classes Veterans Sweeps wine and cheese
Thursday, April 7
AWC Annual Meeting 7:30 am to 9:30 am, Quorum check in: Yes, you can attend in your pajamas!
10 am Bitch judging begins Thursday evening Top 20
Friday, April 8
Bitch judging continues Friday golf tournament Marriott Griffin Gate Resort
Veteran dogs and bitches/Lure Coursing dogs and bitches/ Race dogs and bitches Parade of Rescues Parade of Honors
Altered classes close down health rooms
Saturday, April 9
WRA racing Madison County Fairgrounds Jr. Showmanship competition
Best Puppy Best Bred By Exhibitor
Best Veteran Best Performance (Wistwind Memorial)
After the conclusion of judging, prizes will be offered for helping with the breakdown and packaging of the ballroom to get ready for the banquet.
Please stop and help!! Vendors need to break down before 5 pm
6:30 pm cocktails and 7:30 pm Annual Awards Banquet Silent auction tables for all regions
Carol Curry Education Scholarship Silent Auction Silent Auction AWC
Sunday am
WRA racing Madison County Fairgrounds For those who dare, help close down ball room & grooming rooms,
pack up remainder of stuff and go home!!!!
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WHIPPET HEALTH FOUNDATION REPORT
January 2011 Happy New Year! There are several exciting and im-portant things to inform you about. The first is a book signing get together including book sales of Bo Bengtson’s new book to benefit the WHF; second is a WHF funded thyroid study to establish normal values; the third is pre-breeding screening recommendations; fourth is microchipping that will be available during the week of the National. BOOK SALES AND SIGNING GET TOGETHER The Whippet Health Foundation is pleased to be able to offer the The Whippet by Bo Bengtson to the fancy. We have an exclusive arrangement with the author to personalize and autograph your copy of the book at no additional charge. This feature is not available anywhere except from the WHF. Purchasing this book from the WHF will also help support the important programs funded by the foundation. This book also features an added in-depth health chapter written by Lisa Costello, DVM, MS and special contributions about the multi-purpose Whippet by Lisa Costello (U.S.) and Gay Robertson (U.K.). The cost of this beautiful book is $39.95 plus ship-ping. To order your autographed copy go to http://www.whippethealth.org/TheWhippetBookInfo.html Bo’s book will also be available for sale through the Whippet Health Foundation at the AWC National Spe-cialty in Lexington, Kentucky in April. Look for up-coming details on a book signing get together with author Bo Bengtson and contributor Lisa Costello, DVM. You can purchase your book and get it auto-graphed on the spot. We are grateful for Bo Bengtson’s support of the WHF. THYROID STUDY The Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. in conjunction with Michigan State University Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health (MSU-DCPAH), will be
funding a Research project for Whippets. Dr. Ken-neth Latimer will be the WHF Study Coordinator. See below for edited project details. RESEARCH PROJECT: Determination of refer-ence ranges for healthy Whippets using the Michigan State University Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health (MSU-DCPAH) thyroid profile. Background: There is a growing body of data showing that Greyhounds and Salukis have some thyroid hormone values that are lower than estab-lished reference ranges. The Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. is funding a study to determine normal Whippet thyroid values. Dr. Mary Dee Sist was contacted to give them advice on how best to proceed. Her work and experience with Salukis could be applicable to another sighthound breed. Purpose: To determine a reference range for con-centrations of thyroid hormones in Whippets using the MSU-DCPAH thyroid profile (including both free T4 by dialysis and the two-step free T4 assay). Benefit to DCPAH and Whippet Health Foundation, Inc.: Reference ranges for some thyroid hormones in selected sighthounds have been found to be lower than in other breeds of dogs. The proposed study will aid in seeing if a breed variation exists and finding accurate criterion for the diagnosis of thyroid disease in Whippets. Assays (including both FT4 by dialysis and two-step) will be per-formed, provided that all of the samples can be analyzed in one batch. It would also be invaluable to have a pool of samples from healthy dogs to compare the free T4 results by different assays. Personnel responsible: Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. 1. Funding of project 2. Arranging for collection of samples 3. Assurance of proper sample handling and data recording 4. Shipment of samples and forms with health his-tories to Dr. Sist at DCPAH 5. Assure that at least 100 samples are obtained from healthy Whippets
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Dr. MaryDee Sist (via DCPAH) 1. Centrifugation and harvesting serum from sam-ples 2. Properly identifying and storing the samples until assays are performed 4. Transfer of samples to Ms. Beyerlein for analy-ses 5. Assure that samples are analyzed in a timely manner and data disseminated to the Foundation and owners of the dogs. Interpretation of individual dog results will be included after the analysis of the data is complete. DCPAH 1. Analyze samples in timely manner and deliver the data to Dr. Sist 2. Write up summary and conclusions for publica-tion in a Whippet publication Blood samples will be drawn during the week of the AWC National Specialty in Lexington, Kentucky. For a Whippet to be in the study it is important is that it not be on any medication that could influence thy-roid function, not have any significant illness and not have any signs that could be associated with hypothyroidism. The owner will need to complete a form with information on the Whippet and will be receive the results of their dog’s results. PRE-BREEDING HEALTH TESTING RECOM-MENDATIONS The WHF has approved the following pre-breeding screening recommendations for Whip-pet breeders. These recommendations are posted on the WHF website www.whippethealth.org PRE-BREEDING SCREENING The following pre-breeding health screenings have been recommended by the Whippet Health Founda-tion (WHF) and accepted by the American Whippet Club. These tests have been accepted by the Ca-nine Health Information Center (CHIC) for whippets to acquire CHIC certification. In addition, your Whip-pet must be recorded in the WHF open database. Obtaining a CHIC number is an option for owners. Because CHIC will not accept direct test or certifica-
tion results from the Whippet Health Foundation da-tabase, the echocardiogram, BAER, thyroid and hip results must be sent in to OFA (Orthopedic Founda-tion for Animals). These will then be automatically viewable on your dogs individual page within the WHF database. Required: � The whippet must be in the Whippet Health Foundation database � CERF (yearly) � Echocardiogram by a board certified cardiolo-gist (yearly) � BAER (once)
Recommended: � Thyroid testing by an approved lab (every other year) � Myostatin Deficiency Test (once) � OFA Hips OR PennHIP evaluation (once) We strongly encourage Whippet owners to submit test results to the Whippet Health Foundation open database at www.whippethealth.org. It is our hope that the WHF database becomes the most used re-source for Whippet owners searching for Whippet health records and information. MICROCHIPPING AT THE WHF HEALTH CLINICS Microchipping will be available at the WHF health clinics in Lexington, Kentucky. Look for details in the next issue of the Whippet News. It is a great opportunity to get your Whippets health tested at the AWC National Specialty this year. Owners have been outstanding in making these test results available to the WHF Open Database. Doing so enables breeders to make informed decisions about breedings to avoid doubling up on a health is-sue. We will need volunteers to help conduct the health clinics and ask for your help. Look for de-tails in the next issue of the Whippet News. Thank you to everyone for supporting the WHF Mary Beth Arthur Whippet Health Foundation www.whippethealth.org
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AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB JUDGES EDUCATION – 2011
AWC National Specialty Judge’s Education Tuesday April 5 – Saturday April 9, 2011
The AWC National Judge’s Education program will be an all day event on Saturday, April 9, 2011. Please plan accordingly and expect to spend the entire day with us. Seminars in the morning (presentations and demos with live dogs) followed by ringside mentoring with numerous mentors during BOB judging, followed by a “hands on” with the major award winners and discussion with the Specialty Judge, Harriett Nash Lee. There will be no charge, however, attendees must complete the entire day’s activities to obtain certificate of completion for use in AKC Judge’s Application process.
Location:
Griffin Gate Marriott 1800 Newton Pike,
Lexington, KY 40511 (800) 228-9290
AWC 2011 Rooms available beginning May 1, 2010 Booking Code: AWC 2011 Specialty
Standard Room Rate $109.00 $50.00 Non Refundable Pet Fee per ROOM for the week
$30.00 for Room Upgrade to Concierge Level No Pets Allowed in this section of rooms
Ringside mentoring will be available EVERY DAY for those who are interested beginning during the Futurity classes, Tuesday, April 5.
RESERVATION IS MANDATORY FOR ATTENDANCE
Please email the following information to Mary Dukes - [email protected] or [email protected], no later than March 15, 2011 Name Address e-mail address Phone Presently an AKC Judge? If so, what breeds? Would you like to purchase a show catalog?
Questions???? Contact Mary Dukes via e-mail above or (704) 843-7195
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ONE OF OUR OWN By Harriett Lee Some of our AWC mem-bers know Annie Andrews from her participation in performance events and some of us know her from her competition in the Breed ring. I asked Chris-
tine if I could write a little article about Annie, as I want folks to know what an important person you are competing with! I was fortunate to attend Annie’s Retirement Cere-mony at the Pentagon on this last December 2nd. It was held in the Hall of Heroes which was full of De-partment of Defense personnel and 30 of Annie’s Whippet friends. Mr. Joe Sikes, Director of Housing and Competitive Sourcing and Annie’s Boss, began his remarks with the following “When I say what’s it all about? – you respond Competition!” He asked the question several times during his remarks regarding Annie’s career. Annie’s Federal career began in 1976 with the Air Force as a Supply Clerk GS-03 at Hickman Field, HI. In 1977 she returned to Washington and started working at the Pentagon as a Secretary for the Strategic Air Command’s strategic office; from there she spent a year with the National Reconnaissance Office. Always moving upward, she then worked with the Air Force Personnel Plans as a general officer personal Secre-tary. From there she moved out of the secretarial field and became an Intelligence War Planning Officer with the Air Force Intelligence Service. In 1990 Annie be-came the Program Manager for the Air Force Commer-cial Activities Program in the Manpower Directorate at Headquarters, United States Air Force. After 10 years, she became the A-76 (Competitive Service Program) subject matter expert at the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the position from which she retired. Every-one who spoke at the Ceremony reiterated what an important person Annie is to the Department of De-fense and how much she will be missed. Her boss shared the fact that in 2007, Annie’s work saved the Federal government over $9 million dollars. The Cere-mony ended with a Presentation of the Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Civilian Service. Afterwards around 75 folks in attendance joined Annie at an Irish Pub for lunch and more acco-lades including a letter from the White House, read by Dan Gordon, Head of all contracting for the Federal government. Because of her total dedication to her work for the Department of Defense, Annie was advised to take up an outside interest for fun and relaxation. She decided
to get a dog, found the wonderful world of Whippets and you guessed it, her competitive nature has found its way into her dog activities. After the first of the year Annie will be officially retired and will be spending time at home with her husband, Bob, a retired Air Force Colonel, 8 Whippets, a Rag Doll cat who thinks she is a Whippet and a red bellied parrot. Of course what better breed for Annie to have gotten with all the competitive activities which Whippets can participate in – it has been perfect! Annie has embraced it all – she is active in, and one of the Vice Presidents of, the Old Dominion KC and of course a member of AWC. She competes in racing, coursing, obedience, rally, breed and is a CGC evaluator – her “fun and relaxation”! I wanted to share a little bio of her dogs: Starting with the two 12 year olds — “Timmy” – Whippoorwill Power of Justice, CGC. This is Bob’s best buddy and constant companion. “Lucy” – Lucy Andrews, CD, RE, CGC (a rescue). She showed in Veteran Obedience and was HIT for Non Regular classes at the Kansas City and Atlanta National Specialties. She is one show win away from her RAE. The 7 Year olds: “Isabel” – Agstone Whippoorwill Isabel, CD,RE, CGC. “Josephine” – Ch Whippoorwill Mystic, CD,SC, RE, CGC and racing in CWA. She earned her CD in Atlanta and came in 11th in the Triathlon Competition. Two and a half years ago Annie bred Josephine and had a litter of four boys. She has kept them all and is having fun competing with them! “Jude” – Mystic Run’s Hey Jude, JC Needs 4 points to finish and has been a Group placer! “Beatle”- Mystic Run’s Here Comes the Sun, SC (she states he is her best all around competitor) “Maxwell” - Mystic Run’s Magical Tour “Ringo” – Mystic Run Strawberry Fields Forever, JC, CGC. The boys have just started CWA racing. So you see, you may find her in every aspect of our sport – keep your eye out for Annie and her kids!
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ASFA COMMUNIQUE – 2010.05 December 19th, 2010
First and foremost the Board wishes everyone in ASFA and their dogs a peaceful and joyful holiday sea-son. And may the New Year bring you and your club a successful coursing year. Premiums linked on the Web Site The ASFA Board of Directors, at the request of the Web Site Publications Committee, has approved link-ing trial dates on the "Events" page of the ASFA Web site to the premium list for that trial. This is an exciting feature that will bring new dogs and participants to your field trials. For exhibitors interested in the details of a trial, all they will have to do is click on the club's initials in the trial sched-ule to be linked to a copy of the premium list for that trial that they can download. Please pass along to your field trial secretaries or those that are in charge of your distribution list to add the following e-mail address to your distribution list. [email protected]. If you have the abil-ity to send your premiums in pdf format that is ideal, but if not Microsoft Word format will work as well. If possible please put your club's initials and the date of your trial in the subject line. (i.e. asfa 3/26 & 3/27) Hall of Fame The deadline for submission of nominees for the Hall of Fame is fast approaching. It's January 31st, 2011. Nomination forms can be found on the ASFA web site. Click on Hall of Fame under the ASFA Honors section at the bottom of the left hand column on the home page. Once in the Hall of Fame sec-tion you can click on the forms for nominations of dogs and people. Please send your nominations to Dean Wright, 1710 Rawlins Road, Holtwood, PA 17532. 2011 ACoD It is not too early to make your plans for the 2011 ACoD. It will be held on March 19th and 20th at the Embassy Suites Hotel, Omaha, NE. The convention hotel is near the airport. The room rate is $109.00 per night which includes a full sit-down breakfast. There is also a two-hour cocktail reception every night. The $8 parking fee will be reduced $4. Additional details will be forthcoming. 2011 International Invitational This year's II is being held at Morven Park, VA on the weekend of May 14th and 15th. So start making plans to attend. It's a beautiful location with room to run 3 fields simultaneously. The 2008 II was held at the same location with great reviews. It will be hosted by the ASFA and Tri-State Sighthound Club. The premium list will be available after the first of the year. New Entry Form The new entry form reflecting the additional optional Bench Stake has now been uploaded on the web site. It can be found in the left hand column on the web site under "Forms and Rules". Again pass this along to your club's Field Trial Secretary or the person responsible for compiling the premium lists for your trials. Peace and joy to all. Jeffrey A. Lipps Ping Pirrung President Corresponding Secretary
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Viggo
SBIS GCh. Counterpoint Painted by Bohem (Ch. Bohem Bon Vivant x Can. Ch. Counterpoint Winning Colors)
Ow n e r : Scott Mazer • Los Angeles, CAC O - Ow n e r : Bo Bengtson • www.bohemwhippets.com
B r e e d e r S : John Ross & Trudy TaphornH a n d l e r : Paul Lepiane
Thank you......for the wonderful reception of Viggo as a young special in 2010, both from judges and fellow Whippet fanciers. He was described as “one of the nicest Whippets I’ve seen in a long time” by a breeder-judge who competed with him in the ring, and he ended the year as #1 Whippet male in the U.S. in AWC Top 20 points, AKC breed system and AKC Grand Champion rankings.
The specialty wins were really heartwarming, particularly BIS at the AWC Western specialty under Allan Pepper. Other highlights were a Hound Show BIS and several Group 1sts.
In 2011 Viggo will be shown only at specialty shows and a few select all-breed shows. There may also be a litter.
Cardio, BAER and CERF normal
WRAP Report: Assisting a Breeder
The following is an open letter we would like to share from a breeder who recently was aided in having a Whip-pet returned to her after the dog was unceremoniously dumped. Ohio WRAP volunteer Judy Lowther posted pho-tos high and low in an effort to find out who had bred the dog. The letter below comes from breeder Dee Vayda of Shojin Whippets in Hudson, Michigan. -- Brigitte Green-berg, editor.
“Before I turn in tonight...I just had to let everyone know how much I appreciate our Whippet Rescue group. I want to thank Judy Lowther for doing such an outstanding job of rescuing Indy from such a terrible ordeal in Ohio. Without Judy we would not have our Indy back in our home. I know Judy was not the only person involved in getting Indy out of a terrible situation, it was a team effort coming from the rescue group...and I thank you all. Thank you Shelley Kruger for being there for Indy too! “Indy is right now sleeping with Hunter in a warm bed upstairs....after removing the cat from the bedroom for the night. :) Indy will not be taking any more adventures in her life...she will stay here and will proudly show up at the National in April as a reinforcement of how important Whippet Rescue is to our breed. “Thank you again to everyone who has assisted in get-ting our Whippets into good healthy situations or back home with their breeders....”
Dee Vayda Shojin Whippets Afterward, Vayda said she that if it wasn't for WRAP she “would have never known that Indy was in trouble. The girl I placed her with never called to let me know she was going though a divorce and didn't want Indy any more. I ALWAYS take my dogs back for whatever reason or at any time but had no clue except for Judy's persistence. If Judy had not posted those pictures from the Cleveland show on Saturday, I would not have known about Indy.” WRAP's policy is to try to reach out to breeders first and give them the opportunity to take back their dogs. WRAP volunteers also are available to perform home inspections in their areas on behalf of breeders who have out-of-state applicants. Please feel free to use this resource! For more information on how you or someone you know can adopt a Whippet in the Rescue program, please visit the WRAP website at www.whippet-rescue.com, where you will find a list of Whippets who need homes. If you cannot adopt, please consider making a donation to WRAP. Donations can be mailed to WRAP Treasurer Jean Schroeder, 17502 S. 750 W. Wanatah, IN 46390. Adoptions for the month: David & Annly Capener of UT adopted Fred; Sara Dawson of KS adopted JoJo; Patti Wingert of MO adopted Olivia; Thomas & Alice Callaghan of England adopted Cosmo; Angelo & Patricia Scanzello of PA adopted Apollo, now named Grendel; John Bizzell & Michal Moni of CA adopted Bowie; Micelle Wehrwein &
Alex Bastida of TX adopted Ace; Shirley Jordan of FL adopted Jae; Rebecca & Deborah Icenogle of WA adopted Mig; Charles & Mary Gerschefski of TX adopted Tiger and Pixie; Diana Thurman of FL adopted Rudy; Brad & Nancy Vangen of OH adopted Sara; Elaine Williams of OR adopted Ginger. Thank you to the following people for making donations: Cort Roop $500 in honor of Jack who they adopted from WRAP in September, thank you Mimi Dygert and Jill La-France; Elizabeth White $50 in memory of Dr. Tom Sooy; Anne O'Reilly $25 in memory of Dr. Tom Sooy; Neil and Kathleen Ryan $200 in memory of Dr. Tom Sooy; John and Shirley Furrer $100 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Michelini; Shelley Kruger $250 thank you to Judy Lowther for taking in Indy/Fe and getting her back to Dee and Shelley; Dr. Bar-bara Henderson $50 in memory of Steven Landes; Timothy & Debra Osburne $1000; Harry & Jane Kenney $100; Joseph & Mary Haddock $50, thank you to Dr. Barbara Henderson; Brian Lewis $40; Anne Carter-Smith $100; Christi Shewman $100; Gretchen Vanderford $50, thank you Jeff Winton & Janet Curtiss for finding Mona that perfect home; Sara Desi-mone $20, a tribute contribution on behalf of Ms. Caroline Bradford; Rosemary & Charles Rogers $25, their son-in-law, Geoffrey Pierce, asked for a donation to WRAP in place of a Christmas gift; Deborah & Larry Carlson, $200 to help res-cue Sissy; Elizabeth Hansen $100; Dr. John Palladino $100 in honor of all the great work that WRAP does; Lorraine Alt, $50 tribute contribution honoring all the work that Dr. Bar-bara Henderson does for our own personal pets as well as her work with Whippet rescue; Angelo & Patricia Scanzello $25; Margaret Johnson $100; Sandra Holt $50 in honor of Steven Gomberg; Dr. Bethany Moore $100 in memory of Gia; Julie Tips $500; William & Sharon Fulton $100, thank you to Kate Churchill and WRAP in helping us adopt Nicki; Shirley Stensland $100, thank you to Jeanette Dorsey and WRAP for helping to find Monty a home when I could no longer walk him every day; S Y Latham $25 in memory of Steve Landes; Kevin and Elizabeth Sprouls $100 in honor of our 2007 WRAP rescue Max; Dr. Ron and Donna Fallon $100.
INDY
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(Ch. Euphrates de Sud x Ch. Wheatland Delta Dawn, SC)
Gr. Ch. Wildhare Good Ride Cowboy
Mango finished his Championship in August with 5 majors and by the
end of November he completed his Grand Championship with 6
additional consecutive majors…..11 majors in a row!
A moderate, good looking guy with pretty curves and a
great personality...the kind of guy you bring home to Mom!
Owner:
Dr. Lisa M. Costello [email protected]
Breeders:
Paula and Dwight Caffee Wildhare
MEET THE BREEDS ADDENDUM Yikes, as I re-read my article in last month’s Whippet News about the Meet the Breeds booth, I was “horrified” to realize that I neglected to include all the great folks who actually manned (or woman’ed) the booth. Chock it up to general craziness! So, I wanted to set the record straight and give kudos to those whom I inadvertently omitted. Clearly we could not have accomplished our goal of spreading the Whippet gospel without the help of so many members of the Whippet community. Among them are: Bo Bengtson who not only spent time in the booth, but was there at the bitter end help-ing to disassemble and move the booth. In addition, Shellie Juden and both her kids showed up to help with several friendly dogs. Eva Engvall drove down from Buellton and helped advocate for our breed. Thanks to Sandy Kim and Che for the second year in a row. Tina MacGregor came from New Mexico, Tamara Hickman came from Las Vegas, Patti and Jerry McCauley came from San Diego as did Dianne Bowen, Pete DiLeva, Karina Moyano and Christine DeClerk. Harriett Lee helped, as did Lois Magette. Special thanks go to Angie Diehl for working the booth, and for creating the original booth concept which lead to our success this year. It’s always a risk to mention names when thanking folks, since someone can be inadvertently overlooked. So, if I’ve forgotten anyone this time, I hope you will forgive the oversight, it certainly isn’t intentional. The Meet the Breeds event is truly a team effort and I appreciate everyone who has contributed their time, energy and resources over the past several years. I’m sure the folks in New York and Florida will enjoy the experience as much as we have.
Rachel Amado
10 Tips for Keeping the Fastest Dog Fast at Agility by John Heffernan
For the fastest dog around under 200 yards, whippets should be really fast in agility too. But I see many slow whippets and I also see many whippets that slow down over time. Here are 10 tips for keeping your whippet (or any other dog) fast in agility.
1) Don't correct. Don't let your dog know you are disappointed. Your dog should never know if you’re qualified or not. 99.9% of the time you either made a mistake on your handling or your training or your proof-ing (the latter is most often ignored.) How many times have you watched a handler scold their dog for not doing what they said when you clearly see that the dog exactly followed the handler's body lan-guage? From the dog's point of view, he is getting punished for doing what you asked him to do. If you don't get the behavior you want, go back to a small sequence and try it again. Reward if you get the behav-ior you want. If you still don't get it after 3 times, you either did not train it well enough or you need to try it at a different time and/or place. Let's say your course at home has a sequence of jump, jump, A-Frame, jump. If you don't get the contact you are looking for don't stop, don't treat, but run back as fast as you can and do try the jump, A-Frame, jump part of the sequence again. It's better to do that than just the A-Frame because you keep the game and excitement going. Praise and treat if you get what you are looking for. Many handlers will try and correct, get mad, or stop and talk to their coach, ignoring their dog and his point of view. In the first case, the game stays exciting and they get to try again and maybe get a treat. In the second case, they are corrected and/or ignored, the game stops, and they know they have done something wrong. 2) Keep practices fun and short. Whippets typically don't tolerate a lot of repetition and will get bored. I use a rule of three. Never practice the same thing more than 3 times in row. 3) Avoid RFPs and call offs. Try dropping your shoulder or changing your path instead of using a reverse flow pivot or a strong call off. I use my voice when things are not clear but try to keep it fun rather than either a “barked” order or panicked plea. Most Whippets are “soft” and can't take the strong corrections over time. 4) Give your dog distance. Don't crowd. Work on distance all the time and from the beginning. Distance is not something you only use in
Gamblers, FAST, and Chances. Dogs can find the fastest path by themselves when possible. Don't over-handle them. Trust them. Don't crowd or over-handle just at trials to try and get the Q. 5) Don't yell at your dog; use a cheerful tone of voice. Even if you choose to mark a mistake, keep it happy and try again. 6) Don't let your dog know you are nervous. I found that Wyatt can sense my nerves if he licks my face. The best thing is to work on not actually being nervous, but if you can't, fake it. I find my voice can change and I can act differ-ently in terms of petting Wyatt when I am nervous. He seems to be an expert at picking up on this. So I try and act just like I would at class at a practice run. 7) Don't front cross in your dog's path. Front crosses have their place but I see lots of Whippet handlers doing front cross much too close to their dog and either almost colliding or getting in their way and slowing them down. In these cases, use a rear cross if you can or use distance so you have enough space for a front cross. 8) Try NADAC especially NADAC tunnelers. NADAC courses tend to be very open and flowing and motivating especially to long striding dogs. Tunnelers can be an especially fun game for Whippets. They love the speed and running with nothing to slow them down like tables, contacts, and weaves. Wyatt has gone over 6 yards a second in tunnelers, which is 18 feet in one second. It's the closest thing to racing you can do with your Whippet! 9) Run fast; make it a race. Run on the outside if you have to do. Patriot really loves a good race to the end. It can be demotivating to be too far ahead though. If this happens, shorten your stride but keep your feet moving fast. 10) Have clear and consistent handling, don't flail your arms. Flailing tends to bring your dog into you. Keep your hand out consistently for the whole course. Your dog is going to be the least stressed if your handling is clear, predictable, and consistent. Easier said than done but you will rock as a team if you both know what to expect. You can them relax more and focus on the tricky stuff and not the whole course. Most of all, have fun with your whippet! Ultimately, it's not about titles, placements, Qs but about forming and enjoying a special partnership with your dog.
Parade of Honors
Deadline is March 02, 2011, Entry Fee if $50.00
Please submit the following information as soon as possible:
Eligibility rules are as follows: (Please circle the specific accomplishments that apply)
1. BOB or BOS at any AWC Specialty 2. BOB at any Specialty in the United States 3. BIS at a Hound Group show 4. AKC All Breed Best In Show Winner 5. AKC Champion and any one of the following: ORC, SORC, RCH, SRCH, WRCH, WRCHX, ARX, SRA 6. AKC Dual Champion (Breed and Field Championships) 7. AKC Champion & LCM or LCX 8. AKC Obedience Trial Champion (OTCh) 9. AKC Champion and CDX, UD UDX 10. High in Obedience Trial at any AKC All Breed Show or AWC National Specialty 11. AKC Champion & TDX or VST )Variable Surface Tracking) 12. AKC Champion & MX or AX (Master Agility Excellence or Agility Excellent) 13. AKC Champion & FMCh. Or FGDCh. (Flyball Master Champion, Flyball Grand Champion) 14. Whippet ranked #1 by a nationally recognized system 15. AWC ROMX
Entrants will receive: Half page catalog ad, exhibition in the parade, giant commemorative rosette and inclusion of photo in the AWC library.
Name of Whippet:
Birth Date:
Sire:
Dam:
Breeder (s):
Owner (s):
Telephone number and email address:
Address with City, State and Zip:
Please submit with your entry: This form, 50 words or less on another sheet of paper, a 4 generation pedigree and a photo which will remain in the Parade Library after use in the catalog and a $50.00 check payable to AWC.
Send information to : Alice VandenBussche, 12591, Old Rt 31, Savannah, NY 13146, email: [email protected] or phone evenings 315-945-2672. Entries received on or before the deadline date will be confirmed by email, if received late, they will be returned. Questions are welcome.
Breeder/Owner Handler:
Shelley Kruger
Trucker finished with four majors from the bred by exhibitor class; he was predominatly shown at specialties and supported entries! Thank you to judges John arvin, Barbara O’neill, elizabeth arthur and red Tatro.
He also won Best in Sweepstakes at the Midwest Specialty and the amana Iowa supported entry. Thank you to judges Crystal Mcnulty and Pat Hastings for these awards!
Ch. Fanfare’s Crazy Mother TruckerSire: Am/Can Ch Albelarm Debonair | Dam: SBIS Ch Fanfare’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Fanfare’s Newest Champion...
“Trucker”
Top Ten Performance Whippets: 2010
Happy New Year to all of the people and whippets in performance. This is the first installment of the Top 20 dog reports for 2010. Enjoy! NOTRA Top Twenty 2010 1. 74 Zip QuiXand's Just Zip'n Around Burrus 2. 50 Byelobog QuiXand SDW Intentionally Left Blank Lyons 3. 42 Schooner Vincet Veritas Bluenose Busch 4. 30 Danny Vincet Veritas My Blue Danube Allison’ 5. 23 Threnody QuiXand Weabe Singin’ The Blues Heiniger/Bassett 6. 20 Marcus Agrippa Vitesse Burlingame 7. 18.5 Marco Shadowrun Marco Sowards 8. 17 Kelp Monkey House Kelperton Rocket Kirschbaum 9. 16 Homey Wheatland Funk Soul Brutha Otero 10. 13 Vinnie QuiXand Van Go of Reata Lewis 11. 12 Ryan QuiXand SDW All the Right Moves Lyons 12 11 Foxy-J Mischiefs Gallant Fox Jones 13 11 Jitterbug QuiXand Feel the Beat Heinger 14 11 Chief Ringdove Chieftain James 15 10 Whistle Poeta Wheatland Whistle Stop Strickland 16 9 King Divine BB King Strickland 17 9 Dazzler Vincet Veritas Bobby Dazzler Allison 18 8 Brodie Windyglen’s Brodie Fitzgerald 19 7 Image Carbeth Megamillions Kirchner 20 7 Carney Carnivale Justice Bassett NAWRA Top Twenty 2010 1. 32.0 Dani Ariodante Vitesse Burlingame 2. 22.0 Chip Rosmors White Squall Rosko 3. 21.0 Gunnar Smoking Gun Stigum 4. 20.0 Zephyr Crossfire Hurricane Williams 5. 13.0 Minga Assassination Tango Stigum 5. 13.0 Chief Ringdove Chieftain James 5. 13.0 Poly Vitesse Hippolyta Burlingame 8. 11.0 Tina Wheatland Tina Turner Otero/Palmer 8. 11.0 Threnody Quixand Weabe Singin The Blues Heiniger/Bassett 10. 6.0 Marcus Agrippa Vitesse Burlingame 10. 6.0 Kelso Elektra's Limited Spin Casperson 12. 5.0 Peyton Quixand Velvet Revolver Caspersen 13. 4.0 Ali Ringdove Hot To Trot Mearns/James 13. 4.0 Anakin Hilerica Skywalker Adley/Adley 13. 4.0 Clovis Oberon Clovis Sanders 16. 3.0 Dazzler Vincet Veritas Bobby Dazzler Allison 17. 2.0 Sparky Voodoo Grift Stigum 17. 2.0 Angus Ringdove White Adder Mearns/James 17. 2.0 Foxy Mischiefs Gallant Fox Jones 17. 2.0 Panda Take Out At Panda Express Krick 17. 2.0 Amade Vitesse Amade' D'mar Cutherell/Burlingame 17. 2.0 Ralph Edwards Oberon Truth Or Consequences Heiniger
QuiXand’s Just Zip’n Around, WRCh, SORCII #1 NOTRA 2010
Breeder: Susan Heinger and Cheryl Pauley Owner: Jerry Burrus
Top Ten Performance Whippets: 2010
Happy New Year to all of the people and whippets in performance. This is the first installment of the Top 20 dog reports for 2010. Enjoy! NOTRA Top Twenty 2010 1. 74 Zip QuiXand's Just Zip'n Around Burrus 2. 50 Byelobog QuiXand SDW Intentionally Left Blank Lyons 3. 42 Schooner Vincet Veritas Bluenose Busch 4. 30 Danny Vincet Veritas My Blue Danube Allison’ 5. 23 Threnody QuiXand Weabe Singin’ The Blues Heiniger/Bassett 6. 20 Marcus Agrippa Vitesse Burlingame 7. 18.5 Marco Shadowrun Marco Sowards 8. 17 Kelp Monkey House Kelperton Rocket Kirschbaum 9. 16 Homey Wheatland Funk Soul Brutha Otero 10. 13 Vinnie QuiXand Van Go of Reata Lewis 11. 12 Ryan QuiXand SDW All the Right Moves Lyons 12 11 Foxy-J Mischiefs Gallant Fox Jones 13 11 Jitterbug QuiXand Feel the Beat Heinger 14 11 Chief Ringdove Chieftain James 15 10 Whistle Poeta Wheatland Whistle Stop Strickland 16 9 King Divine BB King Strickland 17 9 Dazzler Vincet Veritas Bobby Dazzler Allison 18 8 Brodie Windyglen’s Brodie Fitzgerald 19 7 Image Carbeth Megamillions Kirchner 20 7 Carney Carnivale Justice Bassett NAWRA Top Twenty 2010 1. 32.0 Dani Ariodante Vitesse Burlingame 2. 22.0 Chip Rosmors White Squall Rosko 3. 21.0 Gunnar Smoking Gun Stigum 4. 20.0 Zephyr Crossfire Hurricane Williams 5. 13.0 Minga Assassination Tango Stigum 5. 13.0 Chief Ringdove Chieftain James 5. 13.0 Poly Vitesse Hippolyta Burlingame 8. 11.0 Tina Wheatland Tina Turner Otero/Palmer 8. 11.0 Threnody Quixand Weabe Singin The Blues Heiniger/Bassett 10. 6.0 Marcus Agrippa Vitesse Burlingame 10. 6.0 Kelso Elektra's Limited Spin Casperson 12. 5.0 Peyton Quixand Velvet Revolver Caspersen 13. 4.0 Ali Ringdove Hot To Trot Mearns/James 13. 4.0 Anakin Hilerica Skywalker Adley/Adley 13. 4.0 Clovis Oberon Clovis Sanders 16. 3.0 Dazzler Vincet Veritas Bobby Dazzler Allison 17. 2.0 Sparky Voodoo Grift Stigum 17. 2.0 Angus Ringdove White Adder Mearns/James 17. 2.0 Foxy Mischiefs Gallant Fox Jones 17. 2.0 Panda Take Out At Panda Express Krick 17. 2.0 Amade Vitesse Amade' D'mar Cutherell/Burlingame 17. 2.0 Ralph Edwards Oberon Truth Or Consequences Heiniger
QuiXand’s Just Zip’n Around, WRCh, SORCII #1 NOTRA 2010
Breeder: Susan Heinger and Cheryl Pauley Owner: Jerry Burrus
WRA Top Twenty 2010 1. 36.5 Schooner VincetVeritas Bluenose Busch 2. 33.5 Nico Wild Blues Turn Me Loose Cox 3. 26.0 Tula Oberon Tularosa Picogna 4. 20.0 Yodel Notorious Poeta Fudge Fandango Straehle 5. 19.5 Image Carbeth Megamillions Kirchner 6. 16.5 Indy Delphi Rock U Like a Hurricane Kemerly 7. 13.0 Colt Lyth Groovin' Kemerly 8. 12.0 Sonnet Notorious Poeta Panocha Hoelscher 9. 10.0 Layla Midnight Gossip Wilcox 10. 6.0 Bandit QuiXand's Reflection of Infineon Kemerly 10. 6.0 Fuller Full Moon Fever Husted 12. 5.0 Leroy Bitterblue's Before Colour Loube/Garwacki 12. 5.0 Treadwell Grizzly Man Bowen 14. 4.0 Freedom Divine's Freedom Fighter D'Amore 14. 4.0 Mariah Windwalker Mariah Estis 14. 4.0 Villain Shoreline Chesco Supervillain Campo 17. 3.50 Trump Carbeth The Donald Kirchner 18. 3.0 Deucalion QuiXand Kentfield Deucalion Heiniger 18. 3.0 Hudi WhoDunIt Wilcox 18. 3.0 Mati Sheeza Material Witness Wilcox 18. 3.0 Rooney Spinnuendo Weilbacher/LeClair 18. 3.0 Sirocco Carbeth Richie Rich Chapman CWA Racing Top Twenty 2010 1. 35 Marshall Fireworks Eminence Front ARX NARX Szabo 2. 25.0 Daltrey Fireworks Who Are You ARX NARX Wirsch/Barclay 25.0 Minnie D Cogshall's Painted Daisy ARX SRA DPCX CGC TDI Huff 4. 21.0 Charlotte Cogshall's Spider Lily of Coswin ARX DPCX SRA2 CRX Luehrs 5. 20.0 Rafa Nonstopp Nadal of Wyndsor ARX NARX CRX FCH CGC Ochoa/Reynolds 6. 15.0 Bolt The Mighty Bolt of Wyndsor ARX NARX Kusha/Balint 7. 13.0 Bomber Surrey Hill U Sunk My Battleship! ARX Lee/Bowers/Anichini 8. 12.0 Ziggy Ziggy Stardust of Wyndsor TD ARX Austin/James 9. 10.0 Beau FC Licketysplit Catch Your Eye Bowman-Mealey 10. 9.0 Faye-Faye Licketysplit Fate to the Wind ARX TRP Damron/Shegogue
Ariodante Vitesse, SRCh #1 NAWRA 2010
Breeder/Owner: Patrick Burlingame
VincetVeritas Bluenose, WRChX, SORC #1 WRA 2010
Breeder: James and Yvonne Allison Owner: David Busch
11. 7.0 Miss Bennett Miss Bennett of Wyndsor Balint/Livingston 12. 4.0 Stretch Wistwind Wynmor Longfellow ARX TRPX FCH Beranek 13. 3.5 Sullivan Wildhare Ima Comic Opera Moran/Caffee 14. 3.0 Sealey Ima Semele's Divine Doubt JC Moran 3.0 Milo Fireworks I Can See For Miles Lee/Ostafichuk 3.0 Paige Pinerun First Paige of Wind ARX SRA CRXV TRPX FCH JC Morgan 3.0 Tina Fireworks Athena Abu-Ata 18. 1.5 Validus DC Peppertree Woodland Sprite SC Talley/Graham 19. 1.0 Augie CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters, FCh DPCX Fredericks/Lee/Anichini 1.0 Dewey Dewey Wannago ARX Hedges 1.0 Jane Miss Jane Austen of Wyndsor Balint/Livingston
CWA Conformation Top Twenty 2010
1. Augie CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters ARX DPCX FCH Fredericks/Lee/Anichini 2. Pibb CH Windflight I Wanna Be Your Man TRP DPC Wegner 3. Ellie Lakota's You Better Watch Out Briscoe 4. Bomber Surrey Hill U Sunk My Battleship! ARX Lee/Bowers/Anichini Fanta Windflight One Sweet Dream Wegner 6. Smoke Can CH Swiftsure Cameroon DPC TRP FCH OTR ADC AGN AGNJ Baratta 7. Minnie D Cogshall's Painted Daisy ARX Huff Brim CH Wistwind Brimstone TRP DPC FCH Weber 9. Kai Whimsy’s Swiftsure Kilo Kai Downing/Buchholz 10. Maura Am/Can CH Surrey Hill Glenmorangie Lee/Bowers 11. Bacon Mariner's Chubby Hubby DeLuca/Fredericks Branwen Shamasan Caerbannog Levine Sly CH Wegner's On The Sly TDX ARX DPCX Austin/James Sullivan Wildhare Ima Comic Opera Moran/Caffee Vendome DC Diablesse Vendome Says Surrey Hill FCH CR Anchini/Lee Zelda Can CH Fireworks Dance Little Sister TRP DPC Barclay/Wirsch 16. Jamie Affinity Orange Blossom Special Morris/Rodgers Johnny Fallowfield Noralor's Johnny B. Goode ARX Siehndel/Brunkow Kiwi Can CH Fireworks Wild Berry TRPX DPC Barclay/Wirsch/Bruner Midori Midori Days de Sud CD RN FCH Mullauer Sealey Ima Semeles Divine Doubt Moran Stretch Wistwind Wynmor Longfellow ARX FCH Beranek
NAFA Flyball Top Twenty 2010
Fireworks Eminence Front, ARX, NARX #1 CWA racing 2010 Breeders: Howard Wirsch and Barbara Barclay Owner: Emily Szabo
CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters ARX DPCX FCH #1 CWA Conformation 2010
Breeders: Kristen Fredericks, Karen Bowers Lee, Deann B Christianson Owners: Kristen Fredericks, Leila Anichini, Karen Bowers Lee
11. 7.0 Miss Bennett Miss Bennett of Wyndsor Balint/Livingston 12. 4.0 Stretch Wistwind Wynmor Longfellow ARX TRPX FCH Beranek 13. 3.5 Sullivan Wildhare Ima Comic Opera Moran/Caffee 14. 3.0 Sealey Ima Semele's Divine Doubt JC Moran 3.0 Milo Fireworks I Can See For Miles Lee/Ostafichuk 3.0 Paige Pinerun First Paige of Wind ARX SRA CRXV TRPX FCH JC Morgan 3.0 Tina Fireworks Athena Abu-Ata 18. 1.5 Validus DC Peppertree Woodland Sprite SC Talley/Graham 19. 1.0 Augie CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters, FCh DPCX Fredericks/Lee/Anichini 1.0 Dewey Dewey Wannago ARX Hedges 1.0 Jane Miss Jane Austen of Wyndsor Balint/Livingston
CWA Conformation Top Twenty 2010
1. Augie CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters ARX DPCX FCH Fredericks/Lee/Anichini 2. Pibb CH Windflight I Wanna Be Your Man TRP DPC Wegner 3. Ellie Lakota's You Better Watch Out Briscoe 4. Bomber Surrey Hill U Sunk My Battleship! ARX Lee/Bowers/Anichini Fanta Windflight One Sweet Dream Wegner 6. Smoke Can CH Swiftsure Cameroon DPC TRP FCH OTR ADC AGN AGNJ Baratta 7. Minnie D Cogshall's Painted Daisy ARX Huff Brim CH Wistwind Brimstone TRP DPC FCH Weber 9. Kai Whimsy’s Swiftsure Kilo Kai Downing/Buchholz 10. Maura Am/Can CH Surrey Hill Glenmorangie Lee/Bowers 11. Bacon Mariner's Chubby Hubby DeLuca/Fredericks Branwen Shamasan Caerbannog Levine Sly CH Wegner's On The Sly TDX ARX DPCX Austin/James Sullivan Wildhare Ima Comic Opera Moran/Caffee Vendome DC Diablesse Vendome Says Surrey Hill FCH CR Anchini/Lee Zelda Can CH Fireworks Dance Little Sister TRP DPC Barclay/Wirsch 16. Jamie Affinity Orange Blossom Special Morris/Rodgers Johnny Fallowfield Noralor's Johnny B. Goode ARX Siehndel/Brunkow Kiwi Can CH Fireworks Wild Berry TRPX DPC Barclay/Wirsch/Bruner Midori Midori Days de Sud CD RN FCH Mullauer Sealey Ima Semeles Divine Doubt Moran Stretch Wistwind Wynmor Longfellow ARX FCH Beranek
NAFA Flyball Top Twenty 2010
Fireworks Eminence Front, ARX, NARX #1 CWA racing 2010 Breeders: Howard Wirsch and Barbara Barclay Owner: Emily Szabo
CH Mariner Diablesse I Can't Believe It's Not Butters ARX DPCX FCH #1 CWA Conformation 2010
Breeders: Kristen Fredericks, Karen Bowers Lee, Deann B Christianson Owners: Kristen Fredericks, Leila Anichini, Karen Bowers Lee
Shaldra’s I Count The Money #1 Flyball Whippet 2010
Breeder: Kyle Sibinovic and Renee Nappier Owner: Deborah Lozupone
1. 15250 Teller [Shaldra's I Count The Money] Lozupone 2. 15250 Spirit [Blue Moon Cool Whip] Lozupone 3. 13794 Gina [Allure's Blue Moon Renegade] Nappier 4 . 8002 Kizmet DeVenne 5. 7615 Scully Smith 6. 6625 Barje's Iron Butterfly At Renegade Nappier 7. 6205 Jack-Jack Mak 8. 5895 Drama [Windchase's Actin' Out] Cappel 9. 5654 Pippin [Sunshine's Sun God] Woycitzky 10. 5354 Ice [Missjiff's Back In Black At Renegade] Nappier 11. 5154 George [George Rudd] Rudd 12. 5139 Magpi Delarue 13. 5090 Tess [Autumn Harbour Contessa] DiFazio 14. 4814 Monty Ball 15. 4763 Striker [Kisharo Midnight Star] Doucet 16. 4528 Hannah Chalker 17. 4195 Player Ferguson 18. 3927 Tofu Delarue 19. 3925 Wii [Game On Wii] Pope 20. 3912 Pesto [Whisper's Penne alla Pesto] Detweiler AKC Lure Coursing Top Twenty 2010 1. 659 NFC FC Cali N Tnts Spirit Of The Wild Of Nitro MC LCX4 McNamer 2. 313 Windnsatin Endless Endeavor To Remix O' Tnt MC Childs/Richards 3. 300 FC Tnt's Black Ice MC Richards 4. 244 DC Ableaim Olympic Reign MC Boyd 5. 173 FC Shine-Wgasa Vienna Creme SC McMullin/Stretz 6. 170 FC Tnt's Taking The Checkerd Flag MC LCX6 Richards 7. 166 FC Shine-Wgasa Almond Biscotti SC McMullin 8. 153 CH Peppertree Barnwood Oracle SC Fleming 9. 144 DC Ableaim Keeper Of The Genes MC Boyd 9. 144 DC Andauer Double Shot Espresso SC Shoemaker/Guest 11. 142 FC Tnt's Lil Miss Right MC Richards 12. 141 GCH CH Ableaim Patent Pending SC Boyd 13. 131 FC Elidas Summit Yellow Submarine SC MacAulay/Juden 13. 131 FC Tadita Written In The Stars SC Bernier/Libersher 15. 127 Windflight's Route Sixtysix SC Deluca/Tune/Wegner 16. 125 FC Shine Wgasa Chips Ahoy SC Ewing 16. 125 Tadita Born To Run SC Bernier/Libersher 18. 121 FC Debmar Conserative Commentator SC Bahm 19. 119 FC Deerpath Dreamy Drusy SC Jorczak 20. 116 FC Shine Wgasa Hydrox Ltd Edition SC Ewing 20 116 FC Shannon Down The Entertainer SC Lyons
NFC FC Cali N TNT’s Spirit of the Wild of Nitro, MC, LCX4, FCh #1 AKC Lure Coursing 2010
Breeder: Robin Horner/Donna Richards/Dora McDonald Owner: Deana McNamer
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January 2010 AKC Obedience Report By Irene Mullauer, National Obedience ChairpersonThe above Rankings are compiled from the AKC Awards Publication. Please forward any questions to me at [email protected].
Rally rankings 1/1/10 thru 11/30/10
Class Dog Name Owner AverageQualifying
Scores Adv A
1 Ampersand Airborn R Henery 97 12 Mama Mia Sky High RN R Henery 94 1
2 Anlan’s Sierra Mist T Lubbers/A Lubbers/J Lubbers 94 3
3 Agstone Fonseca Cosacos C Stone/B Lowans 93.33 34 Laurel Chase Leia Bug J Pichette 91.5 25 Sporting Field Just Deal With It E Feldheim 86.5 25 Belaya Silver Thistle C Gillies 86.5 26 Agstone Macanudo Ascot C Stone/B Lowans 85.67 37 Tcs Zoomerang A McNiven 85.5 28 Shaglan Wildaspen Eastr Magic H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 82 19 Highbridge Power Play J Juzkiw/B Juzkiw 79 2
10 Galewind’s Life Of Reilly N Anderson/W Brizius 77 110 Warburton Heart Of The Story P Renzulli/L Solano 77 111 Anlan Sam Adams C Canard 76 1
Adv B 1 Midori Days De Sud I Mullauer 98.67 32 Wolfram’s Mitzi The Celebrity K Couch 98 13 Marial’s Mishicot Wild Indian D Borton 97 14 Wheatland Talltree L Hayes/S Hayes 92.67 35 Shamasan Lumos Solarum M Shanley/P Booth 88 36 Woodslea Summer Breeze K Goguen 87 17 Shamasan Smokin’ Magic M Shanley 86.33 38 Shamasan’s Lily Potter M Shanley 83.5 29 Wildaspen’s Letz Do Th’ Wild Thang H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 81.33 3
10 Amberwind Nasusa Wicked Moon S Holley/S Mallonee 80.5 211 Karasar’s Jackpot G Ball/K Kuper 78 111 Dreams Charm Me P Younger 78 3
Exc A 1 Snow Hill Soul Unsigned S Lane/S Hughes 91 22 Sporting Field Just Deal With It E Feldheim 85.5 23 Agstone Fonseca Cosacos C Stone/B Lowans 80 34 Agstone Macanudo Ascot C Stone/B Lowans 78.33 35 Shannon Down Blazing Star J Phillips 75.67 3
Exc B 1 Alouette Rdrunner Mucho Dinero E Adler 94.75 42 Seaspell’s Concord Point J Heffernan/d heffernan 92.5 23 Dreams Charm Me P Younger 90 34 Whippoorwill Mystic A Andrews/B Henderson 88 35 Mirage’s Stack The Deck N Gordon/N Wascom 86 3
6 Wheatland Talltree L Hayes/S Hayes 85.67 37 Aaa Spike El Kandahar L Hayes/S Hayes 85 28 Grand Prix’s Golden Eagle C Maclean 79.67 39 Wildaspen’s Letz Do Th’ Wild Thang H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 79 3
Nov A 1 Quixand Perstriatus L Statler/R Statler 99 12 Stillwater Wicked Blue Polliwog J Hime/K Shiarella 96 26 Wannago’s Grace In Motion C Pitts/F Pitts 92.5 24 Bijoux Crystal Summer Day D Buck 91.5 25 Horsetooth Elizabeth Q Linguini J Hime/K Shiarella 91 36 Ableaim Meant To Be J Boyd 89.67 37 Devereux Sportingfield Truly Pristine A Bass/R Brown 89 38 Delcielo Solar Star M Lu/R Lattuga 88 19 Kemar’s Tomorrow’s Another Day P McNeill/E Doyre 87 1
10 Nouveau’s Organized Chaos E Houle 86 211 Wannago Meet The Enemy M Simmons/C Pitts 85.5 212 Carry On Von Dutch L Wagner 84 113 Majestic Jazz S Heath/C Heath 82.67 314 Mooncroft The Wynn Of Claymar J Trudeau/S Bender 81 1
15 Onyxx Dream Weaver O Kowalsky/M Wills/L Weller 78 1
Nov B 1 Shamasan Lumos Solarum M Shanley/P Booth 98 11 Anlan Sam Adams C Canard 98 1
1 Anlan’s Sierra Mist T Lubbers/A Lubbers/J Lubbers 98 3
2 Wegner’s On The Sly C Austin/U James 97.33 33 Karasar’s Jackpot G Ball/K Kuper 97 14 Bitterblue’s Living Colour L Garwacki/P Garwacki 96.5 25 Shamasan’s Lily Potter M Shanley 96.33 36 Woodslea Summer Breeze K Goguen 96 37 Vitesse Deep Powder L Costello/M Cutherell 95.33 37 Krislyn Cat Man Do J Cook/C Pearce 95.33 38 Mariki’s La Dolce Vita Cu Liath M Cardassi 95 29 Shaldra’s Run Dusty Run L Sutton/E Sutton 94 29 Flyn Dust Circe Of Carbeth J Mellinger/R Mellinger 94 4
10 Atelier Moment In Time K Harwood 93.33 3
11 Watch Me It’s Tough To Be A Goddess J Thomas 93 3
11 Sithean Aoife Of Flyn Dust J Mellinger/R Mellinger/D Henly 93 3
12 Watch Me Our Bright Light Of Runners J Lambertsen 92 3
13 Gracegift John James Audubon K Echols 91.5 213 Ziggy Stardust Of Wyndsor U James/C Austin 91.5 213 Chaparral Blackjack S Hennessy 91.5 214 Summit Start Me Up K Hilfiker 91.33 3
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6 Wheatland Talltree L Hayes/S Hayes 85.67 37 Aaa Spike El Kandahar L Hayes/S Hayes 85 28 Grand Prix’s Golden Eagle C Maclean 79.67 39 Wildaspen’s Letz Do Th’ Wild Thang H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 79 3
Nov A 1 Quixand Perstriatus L Statler/R Statler 99 12 Stillwater Wicked Blue Polliwog J Hime/K Shiarella 96 26 Wannago’s Grace In Motion C Pitts/F Pitts 92.5 24 Bijoux Crystal Summer Day D Buck 91.5 25 Horsetooth Elizabeth Q Linguini J Hime/K Shiarella 91 36 Ableaim Meant To Be J Boyd 89.67 37 Devereux Sportingfield Truly Pristine A Bass/R Brown 89 38 Delcielo Solar Star M Lu/R Lattuga 88 19 Kemar’s Tomorrow’s Another Day P McNeill/E Doyre 87 1
10 Nouveau’s Organized Chaos E Houle 86 211 Wannago Meet The Enemy M Simmons/C Pitts 85.5 212 Carry On Von Dutch L Wagner 84 113 Majestic Jazz S Heath/C Heath 82.67 314 Mooncroft The Wynn Of Claymar J Trudeau/S Bender 81 1
15 Onyxx Dream Weaver O Kowalsky/M Wills/L Weller 78 1
Nov B 1 Shamasan Lumos Solarum M Shanley/P Booth 98 11 Anlan Sam Adams C Canard 98 1
1 Anlan’s Sierra Mist T Lubbers/A Lubbers/J Lubbers 98 3
2 Wegner’s On The Sly C Austin/U James 97.33 33 Karasar’s Jackpot G Ball/K Kuper 97 14 Bitterblue’s Living Colour L Garwacki/P Garwacki 96.5 25 Shamasan’s Lily Potter M Shanley 96.33 36 Woodslea Summer Breeze K Goguen 96 37 Vitesse Deep Powder L Costello/M Cutherell 95.33 37 Krislyn Cat Man Do J Cook/C Pearce 95.33 38 Mariki’s La Dolce Vita Cu Liath M Cardassi 95 29 Shaldra’s Run Dusty Run L Sutton/E Sutton 94 29 Flyn Dust Circe Of Carbeth J Mellinger/R Mellinger 94 4
10 Atelier Moment In Time K Harwood 93.33 3
11 Watch Me It’s Tough To Be A Goddess J Thomas 93 3
11 Sithean Aoife Of Flyn Dust J Mellinger/R Mellinger/D Henly 93 3
12 Watch Me Our Bright Light Of Runners J Lambertsen 92 3
13 Gracegift John James Audubon K Echols 91.5 213 Ziggy Stardust Of Wyndsor U James/C Austin 91.5 213 Chaparral Blackjack S Hennessy 91.5 214 Summit Start Me Up K Hilfiker 91.33 3
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15 Amherst Woods I Have A Dream C Gillies 91 215 Shaglan Wildaspen Eastr Magic H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 91 4
16 Surrey Hill’s Ripon Jewel K Lee/K Fredericks/L Anichini 88 2
16 Devereux’s Evening Star R Brown/C Brown/A BASS 88 117 Mystic Run Strawberry Fields Forever A Andrews 87.5 617 Jens Lil Miss Sunshine J Pond 87.5 218 Summit Ironwood Signorina Zetta D Sisneroz/S Vernon 86.33 319 Shamasan Killer Queen L Ochoa 86 1
19 Wildbriar Smarty Jones Of Longlesson C Cooper/D Slavin 86 1
20 Watch Me O’Continental Light Of Cottonwood J Thomas 85.33 3
21 Jammin’ Whatchamacallit L Wilks/D Behnke 85 121 Belaya Sweet William C Ellis 85 322 Shannon Down I Like To Move It J Phillips/S Phillips 84.5 223 Shamasan Forever In Blue Genes S Honaker/L Crain/P Booth 81 324 Bravado’s Jeronimo S Orman/L Orman 74 125 Cove Creek Barcelona Nights M Hermon/D Seiler 72 126 Shantellie Countess Of Steel P Campbell 71.5 227 Abbey Boston Belle J Hopfenbeck 70 1
RAE 1 Lucy Andrews A Andrews 95.3 102 Dreams Charm Me P Younger 94.5 43 Snow Hill Soul Unsigned S Lane 93.30 204 Wyatt Of Dodge City d heffernan/J Heffernan 91 65 Wheatland Talltree L Hayes/S Hayes 89 26 Amberwind Nasusa Wicked Moon S Holley/S Mallonee 85 2
Obedience Ranking 1/1/10 thru 11/30/10
Class Averag
e Dog Name Owner
Qualifying
ScoresBeg Nov A
1 189.5 Snow Hill Soul Unsigned S Lane 2Beg Nov B
1 193 Starline’s Most Wanted C De Clerk/E Scott/L Stewart 1
2 192 Sea Island’s Kimi-Kai Ala Breezy K Cole 1
3 191 Renegade’s Red Alert At Sea K Cole 1Grad Nov
1 192.5 Mirage’s Here By Accident C Odom 12 190.33 Renegade’s Red Alert At Sea K Cole 3
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3 186.5 Dreams Charm Me P Younger 34 184 Maverick Cowgirl Chic R Amado/H Heil 1
Nov A 1 190.1 Waldersee’s Sydney Alan L Corsini-Hebert 5
2 181.37
5 Halmarque Santa Cruz J Honza 43 180.75 Devereux’s Evening Star R Brown/C Brown/A BASS 24 180.5 Kenya Of Windyglen K Livingston 15 179.75 Abbey Boston Belle J Hopfenbeck 26 171.5 Shantellie Countess Of Steel P Campbell 1
Novice B 1 193.67 Autumn Harbour Contessa J Difazio 32 188.25 Woodslea Summer Breeze K Goguen 43 188 Renegade’s Red Alert At Sea K Cole 4
3 188 Watch Me Will Wonders Never Cease J Thomas/J Williams 4
4 187.75 Wegner’s On The Sly C Austin/U James 45 187.67 Shaglan Wildaspen Eastr Magic H Badgett/T Brumbaugh 36 187.33 Vitesse Deep Powder L Costello/M Cutherell 37 186.5 Timbreblue Windrydr Biker Girl R Lutz/F Lutz 3
8 186 Pawsable’s Calm Before The Storm K Marshall 1
9 185.25 Wyatt Of Dodge City d heffernan/J Heffernan 2
10 182.63 Anlan’s Sierra Mist T Lubbers/A Lubbers/J Lubbers 4
11 182.5 Watch Me Our Bright Light Of Runners J Lambertsen 3
12 181.5 Snowcaps Solari Quick Step D REIMER/S Couzin 113 180 Agstone Whippoorwill Isabel A Andrews 114 177.83 Wolfram’s Mitzi The Celebrity K Couch 3
15 177 Summit Ironwood Signorina Zetta D Sisneroz/S Vernon 3
16 176.5 Shamasan Lumos Solarum M Shanley/P Booth 1
17 175.5 Endeavor’s Challenge The Wind D Noble 1
18 175 Indigo Shoreline Black Rose C Huff/L CAMPO 119 174.5 Grand Prix’s Golden Eagle C Maclean 120 172.5 Bitterblue’s Nestor L Garwacki/P Garwacki 121 172 Endeavor’s Free To Go D Mcguire 122 170 Kamada Two Thumbs Up W Tracy/M Tracy 1
Open A 1 191 Waldersee’s Sydney Alan L Corsini-Hebert 12 187.5 Hasue Here Comes Trouble S Mullins 13 182.75 Aaa Spike El Kandahar L Hayes/S Hayes 2
4 181.17 Alouette Rdrunner Mucho Dinero E Adler 3
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