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AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB SPECIALTIES
Midwest - August 24, 1980 - Western Reserve Kennel Club, Chagrin Valley, Ohio
Eastern - September 6, 1980 - Somerset Kennel Club, North Branch, New Jersey
Western - date and location not confirmed
EQUINOX
"ANOTHER DAY"
"BUNNY?"
( CH. STONEY MEADOWS MAGNET X CH. STONEY MEADOWS BLUE MOON)
Watch for these kids
at the races and in the show ring in 1980.
LINDA G. PETREE
ANNA PETREE
2289 HILLTOP DRIVE
WINSTON-SALEM
NORTH CAROLINA 27106
ONE DOG AND ONE BITCH AVAILABLE
THIS IS SARA !
A Featherstone Exclusive
FEATHERSTONE'S BLUE SERENADE
(Ch. Martincrest's Sadeye-Jas o n x Delphi Foran's Tamara Fawn)
SARA is pictured winning a 5 point major under Breeder/Judge, MRS. JOAN M. FRAILEY, at Stone City Kennel Club, Chicago! She needs one major to finish. Our SPECIAL THANK to Mrs. Frailey, as well as to Mrs. Jane Kay, Mr. Garland Bell, Mrs. Denisee Kodner and Mr. Gerhardt Plaga.
BREEDER/OWNER
PATRICIA M. FORAN 3 S. 258 Home Avenue Warrenville , IL 60555
Superbly handled
by TROY BROWN
FLASH!: Winners Bitch, Best of Opposite Sex to finish under Betty Stites
FINNEGAN !
Another Featherstone Exclusive
DELPHI LOOK OF FEATHERSTONE
(Royal Look of Featherstone x Ch. Delphi Echo of Seymore)
FINNEGAN is pictured with handler, AMY MACE, winning a 5 point major under Breeder/Judge, DR. JOHN C. SHELTON, at Central Ohio Kennel Club, Columbus! THANKS, Dr. Shelton, for a SUPER WIN! Thanks also to Judges, Robert Wills and H. Anthony Hodges.
PATRICIA M. FORAN 3 S. 258 Home Avenue Warrenville , IL 60555
FLASH!! Winners Dog, Best of Opposite Sex for 3 points under Laurence Krebs at Goldcoast Kennel Club, Chicago - 12/16/79
THE GREATER CHICAGO WHIPPET CLUB was "reactivated" in the fall of 1978, and 1979 has been quite a busy y ear. Our first event was an All Sighthound Fun Match, and even though it had to be postponed because of a snowstorm, it was very successful when it finally took place on February 4. We had a total f 63 entries.
We supported, with entries and trophies, the Fox River Valley Kennel Club .show and Stone City Kennel Club's fall show. At Fox River Valley , we were also able to have exhibition racing, which drew a good deal f interest and a lot f fun.
We formed the Whippet Breeders Responsibility Committee, affectionately known as "Whippet Rescue." Certain monies are earmarked for a special fund used only for whippets in distress homeless, abandoned, given to humane societ ies, etc. To date, fortunately, the whippets we've "rescued" have gone into good homes.
We had a Whippet Specialty Fun Match on June 24, along with some fun racing, and the turnout was terrific. We drew an entry of 52 whippet's!
We started a newsletter, but it has "fallen by the wayside" at present due to limited time some f our outside members have for their many activities mostly doggie oriented!

To round out the year, we have an educational meeting planned for the end of November. Dr. Jan Spies, a noted herbologist will speak to club members and their friends about the therapeutic value of herbs in the diets of our wonderful four legged friends.
We also have a Christmas dinner meeting planned for Thursday, December 13, at the Cypress Restaurant in Hinsdale , IL.
Plans for 1980 are already taking shape. We'll. have another all sighthound match in the spring probably March -- and an all whippet match sometime in June.
We'll be supporting the same shows -- the spring and fall International, Fox River Valley, and the Stone City fall show.
We hope to develop more educational programs, and these may be arranged through co-sponsorship with other area breed clubs.
Phoebe Jordan did a super job as Club president in 1979, and athough she continue her membership and support of the Club; she ha s resigned the presidency since moving away from the area. Officers and Board members are listed below. If anyone wants information about the GREATER CHICAGO WHIPPET CLUB, please contact the secretary. OUR BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU IN 1980!!
President......................... Dorotha Gammie
Vice President ..................... Jady Limbaugh
Board Members
Ellen Kilbridge, Teri Murphy, Del Wasso
Secretary/Treasurer..........................Patt Foran
3S 258 Home Avenue Warrenville , IL 60555
CLULAN WHIPPETS...
Remembering 1979
I'M NEXT OF CLULAN C.D. F. Ch. A.R.M.
— yellow brindle whelped November 1975 by Scram I'm Skeeter x Scram Sagittarius Billmar — Kinni earned her C.D. in eight days and finished her A.R.M., also best opposite sex in speed and beauty competition at Eyleland Park (see photo in pedigree section).
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SCRAM TOP JOB — blue brindle whelped August 1972 by Scram Capricorn x Rae J's White Cap of Sege — T.J. earned 42 A.S.F.A. points at age seven for a total of 67, also won the veteran's race at three N.P.R. meets.
KINNI and T.J. are co-owned with their breeder, Selwyn Blackstone of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
SCRAM JOYFUL OF CLULAN — black brindle whelped August 1971 by Ch. Briarwyn's Blue Stone x Rae J's White Cap of Sege — Joy is my faithful armchair companion.
CLULAN WHIPPETS
Margaret E. Haese 2637 — 9th Avenue Monroe, WI 53566
(608) 325-6452
DUBLINS KENNELS

BEST OF BREED AND GROUP III JUDGE: MR. 10M STEVENSON
CH. DUBLINS DANCING LIGHTS
GRACE ELEGANCE AND TRUE WHIPPET MOVEMENT
BEST OF BREED JUDGE: DR. JOHN SHELTON COLUMBUS, OHIO AWC SUPPORTED ENTRY |
GROUP IV JUDGE: MR. JOSEPH GREGORY |
OWNERS: ALICE MESSAMORE AND NEIL & CAROL SCHURMAN 96 Owner-Handled
Dublins at Westminster

DUBLINS NORTH SEA WHITECAPS
4 PT. MAJOR JUDGE: MARGARET NECOMBE WESTMINSTER KC
BARNEY, only a few points from finishing, has been out of the show ring since early spring due to an injury. We're hoping to have him showing again by early summer. At this time, we wish to extend our sincere thanks to all the Judges who made 1979 a fantastic year for DUBLINS.
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DUBLINS GEM OF CASHEL
BOW JUDGE: DR. GERDA KENNEDY
FLASH: DUBLINS GEM OF CASHEL
BOB AT CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL OVER SPECIALS FROM THE OPEN CLASS. JUDGE: MR. JEROME RICH. |
CH. DUBLINS WINDSONG
Shown here finishing her championship under Judge Col. Wallace Pede. Windy has numerous BOB and BOS and a Group placement. Her most recent win was BOB, Hodgenville, KY.
Judge Mr. Laurence Krebs. |
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OWNERS: ALICE MESSAMORE AND NEIL & CAROL SCHURMAN Owner-Handled
Dear Whippet Enthusiasts:
The Midwest region has again enjoyed a good year in racing. Due to the gasoline shortages and high travel costs our numbers of dogs and starters have decreased about 10% over last year. In 1978 we had 205 dogs racing and 613 starters. In 1979 we had 186 dogs racing with 569 starters. All things considered, this looks quite good.
The top ten dogs racing in the Midwest area, entered in seven or more race meets,
are as follows: |
1. |
Knight Kap O 'Lazebrook ARM |
Henry/Gutilla |
25.8 |
2. |
Marial's Padneyhill Illusion ARM |
Arthur/Strauss |
25.25 |
3. |
Slade's Red Kap ARM |
Gilmore/Henry |
18.90 |
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Volant Dream Weaver ARM |
Petty |
16.32 |
5. |
Hallmark's Lord Sebastian ARM |
Mumme |
15.32 |
6. |
Hallmark's Brindle Express ARM |
Mumme |
15.20 |
7. |
Myric's Commandor ARM |
Tolley |
14.95 |
8. |
Uruhu's Diamond Reo ARM |
Petty |
14.7Q |
9. |
Challenge to Destiny |
Payne |
14.50 |
10. |
Rockhill's Windy Blu Britches |
Payne |
14.16 |
I would like to compliment Knight Kap O'Lazebrook ARM on being the top racer in the Midwest region and on his fine win at Santa Barbara, California in the spring. Marial's Padneyhill Illusion has done very well also this year and placed 5th in the Santa Barbara meet.
We have had an exceptional group of racers from the Midwest that have finished their Awards of Racing Merit in 1979. They are Volant Dream Weaver (Petty), Don't Be Late in '78 (Blake), Uruhu's Diamond Reo (Petty), I'm Next of Clulan, F.Ch., C.D. (Haese Blackstone), Ch. Petti's Sir Frederick (Petty), and Marial's Mirage (Arthur-Strauss). This is the first time since the ARM certificates originated where one family has had three racers earn their awards in a sin gle year and congratulations are due the Petty family for this outstanding accomplishment. Congratulations are also in order for the Arthur and Strauss families for having the distinction of being the proud possessors of nine ARM dogs in the years since the awards began.
I would also like to compliment the Texas area clubs for the great improvement in both the numbers of racers and the quality of the dogs. We have had four dogs earn ARM points during this year, including Wallach's Poker Chip of Redway, Challenge to Destiny and ROckhill's Windy Blu Britches (Payne), and Epinard's Dallas (Dinkins).
I might further add that Windy Blu Britches earned six of her points in the St. Louis meet in a field of fifty-five dogs.
We will be having a new club and area in our racing circuit in 1980 since the Alamo Area Whippet Club has completed as of November 17, 1979, their official practice meet. Their meet was run in a most professional manner under very adverse weather conditions. I would like to compliment the club on their efforts and add that we will be looking forward to seeing them put on their first ARM meet in 1980.
We are presently in the process of compiling our racing calendar for the 1980 racing season. As soon as all of the clubs have submitted their requests for dates and they have been approved we will forward this information to all subscribers.
Yours in racing,
Midwest Racing Coordinator
Hilerica Salukis Whippets
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INTRODUCING :
Dondelayo Boundary
BY CH. DONDELAYO BUCKAROO x DONDELAYO DELIA (by Eng.Aust. Ch. Dondelayo Statue)
BO sired 2 litters in England and has 2 young litters in Canada, bred by Ashgrove and Woodsmoke kennels.
At stud to suitable bitches. |
Ch. Hilerica Brass Knuckles, F.Ch.
By CAN.AM. CH. DONDELAYO BUCCANEER x CH. DONDELAYO CHELSEA |
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Hilerica Whippets are founded on Dondelayo stock for hound conformation, hound movement and hound temperament.
Puppies due January 1980 by Dondelayo Boundary x Ch. Dondelayo Chelsea.
Carole Adley, P.O. Box 41, Glen Robertson, Ontario KOB IHO
(613)525-1963
PETTI WHIPPETS
is very proud of
Ch. Petti's Sir Fredrick, A.R.M

SIRE: INT.CH. STRATHOAK CHUCK-A-LUCK DAM: PATRIC'S AURIGA
20 3/4 inches 28 pounds
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SIRE OF
- URUHU'S DIAMOND REO, A.R.M.
- PETTI'S TEXAS TRIPPER OF URUHU 10 A.R.M. points
- PETTI'S WIZARD OF OZ major AKC points
- PETTI'S EL HOMBRE AKC pointed
- PETTI'S BOOMER OF DESTINY
Bred by Louis Pegram
Winner of the William Backman puppy futurity in Hamilton, OH. Undefeated as a puppy. Our young hopeful for next year. |
PHOTOS BY ROBERT THIESS JR.
FREDDIE HAS BEEN BRED TO:
* CH. MARIALS RENFIELD PHEOBE owned by Arthur-Strauss
* PATRIC'S ELATION II, A.R.M. owned by Petty-Pettit
PETTI WHIPPETS BREEDER/OWNER/HANDLERS
SUE AND SLICK PETTY 403 RIVERSIDE DRIVE EUREKA , MO. 63025 (314)938-4929 |
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Ch. Plumcreek Chimney Swift

“Chimney”
In limited showing, owner-handled, Chimmey has had an impressive record of wins. He is also proving himself an impressive and dominant sire. Watch for his youngsters in the coming year.
Plumcreek Whippets
Linda & Richard Larson 55035 Karnes Road Naperville, OH 60540 312-357-5309
NORTH TEXAS WHIPPET CLUB 1979
1979 has been a learning and improving year for the North Texas Whippet Club. As with most clubs, not many members, but hard workers.
We have reached several goals this year which are
1. We have held 4 ARM national point races in 1979. This is the 4th one to be held this Saturday, December 1st and we have a 40 dog entry. This is a milestone for us--the most dogs we have had at any of our races. In Texas folks that is an accomplishment--as to go anywhere in Texas, even within Texas is a long way. For out of state people even farther.
2. We can when necessary now have enough dogs to hold a race without out of state dogs.
3. We have become incorporated this year due to the diligence of our President, Barbara Koch.
4. We had a social get together with a buffet dinner after the supported entry AKC show in Dallas in March, 1979 with a nice attendance from throughout the U.S.
5. We had a 2 day race September 29 and 30 with a dinner for members and guests with a talk by Bob Theiss who will become National Race Secretary. We plan to do this annually.
6. We have three dogs in our club owned by different members in obedience. One whippet recently received her CD.
7. We have a number of ARM pointed dogs in Texas now.
8. Our first Texas dog went out of state and won ARM points.
9. We have had several whippets win their AKC championship in 1979.
We are trying very hard to be a versitile club with interest in racing, showing and obedience, which shows the true greatness of the whippet. These whippets in the different areas of competition are not usually different dogs but the same whippet competing in racing,obedience or conformation.
his is what we are striving for in the North Texas Whippet Club.
Goals we hope to accomplish in 1980 are
1. New starting boxes.
2. Obtain private property to race on so we may build some permenent fixtures.
3. New members to compete in more than one area.
4. For some of our dogs to receive ARM certificates, Obedience Titles, and AKC conformation championships.
5. More dogs to go to out of state competition--especially in racing.
As you see we've come a long way--but have a long way to go. Next year we hope we will be able to say we have reached our 1980 goals.
S00000000----from way down here in Texas we hope all whippets have a
great 1980.
Donna Gene Payne
Am. Mex Ch. Bob'N Harliquin, C.D.

Cariad Glenda of Dress Circle

Ch. Cricket Hearth Bristol Creme
Ch. Denroc Devil's Tear Drop

Ch. Denroc Hell of Wheels

Ch. Dress Circle Capital Gains

Ch. Epinard Canyon Creek Sage, A.R.M.


Folquin Marco Polo


Ch. Folquin Pathfinder, F.Ch.

Folquin Paul Revere


Ch. Folquin Phoebe Meryll


Ch. Folquin Snowflight


Grovenors Pillar of Fire

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