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1989 American Whippet Club Whippet Annual Pages 125 through 150 TOP WHIPPET BREEDERS Breeders of Record as reported in January 1989 through December 1989 AKC Gazettes CAROL A. PARKER (Bo-Bett) (11 champions) Ch. Bo-Bett's Chocolate Fondue (6-89) Ch. Bo-Bett Foxy Leotard (2-89) Ch. Bo-Bett Maximum Overdrive (2-89) Ch. Bo-Bett's Plum Perfect (2-89) LEE & DEANN CHRISTIANSON ( Chelsea) (7 champions) Ch. Chelsea Divine Intervention (12-89) Ch. Chelsea Satin Doll (7-89) Co-Bred with DONNA MARTIN Co-Bred with CHARLES ROBERTS Ch. Strebor's Capella (10-89) CAROL R. CURRY (Locar) (6 champions) Ch. Locar's Holiday Rambler (7-89) Ch. Locar's Inherit The Wind (7-89) Co-Bred with TERESA SCHREEDER DR. BARBARA L. HENDERSON (Whippoorwill) (6 champions) Co-Bred with PAT TRAINO Co-Bred with STACEY B. DAVIS Co-Bred with CAROLYN J. BOWERS Co-Bred with DEE BERGER Co-Bred with WANDA L. KESSELL CAROLYN J. BOWERS (Surrey Hill) (4 champions) Co-Bred with KAREN L. BOWERS Co-Bred with SUE M. PETERSON Co-Bred with DR. BARBARA L. HENDERSON DIONNE BUTT M. GILES (Sporting Fields) (4 champions) Co-Bred with M/M JAMES E. BUTT Ch. Sporting Field Blu Persuasion (10-89 Co-Bred with PAMELLA T. RUGGIE Co-Bred with MRS. B. MURRAY TUCKER JR. PENNYWORTH KENNEL (4 champions) CALVIN G. PERRY (Appraxin) (4 champions) Ch. Appraxin Raintree Back Trax (6-89) Co-Bred with DEBBIE SYRJA Ch. Free-Wynd Holiday Afair Atair (10-89) Co-Bred with NICHOLAS LEVANDOSKI PATRICK J. PETTIT (Patric) (4 champions) Co-Bred with EDWARD H. PANOUTSOS Co-Bred with STAN & DEE HALLEY CONNIE ALEXANDER (Kachina) (3 champions) ALAN R. & ELIZABETH J. ARTHUR (Stargazer) (3 champions) IVA KIMMELMAN (Merci Isle) (3 champions) Co-Bred with DONNA LUKASKY Ch. Merci Isle Spectator Sport (2-89) JOHN Q. & CATHERINE ANN KISSNER (Bon Chance) (3 champions) Ch. Bon Chance Robin Bijou (11-89) Ch. Bon Chance Robin's Goldfinch (4-89) KERRIE KUPER (Karasar) (3 champions) Co-Bred with NICHOLAS DEBEDOUT Ch. Karasar Eucaliptus US Beebee (6-89) Co-Bred with REGINA BARTHELETTE LINDA M. LARSON (Plumcreek) (3 champions) Co-Bred with RICHARD D.LARSON Co-Bred with N.G. & E. S. LEVANDOSKI Co-Bred with DIANNE T. BLEECKER NICHOLAS LEVANDOSKI (Heatherlane) (3 champions) Co-Bred with BARBARA PARSONS Co-Bred with E.S. LEVANDOSKI & LINDA M. LARSON Co-Bred with CALVIN G. PERRY DONNA J. LUKASY (Spectre) (3 champions) Co-Bred with IVA KIMMELMAN (See champion listings under Iva Kimmelman) DIANE McIntosh (Merrimac) (3 champions) Co-Bred with WILLIAM SAHLOFF BARBARA PENDERGRASS (Rafina) (3 champions) NICOLE & BARBARA G. RUPERT (Oakhurst (3 champions) CAROL & TINY SIMMONS (Cimco) (3 champions) 2 CHAMPIONS - HONORABLE MENTION SUSAN BADICK & MARC & TANYA FONTAINE (Nasusa & Taymarc) BO BENGTSON (Bohem) DIANNE T. BLEECKER (Morshor) - with LINDA M. LARSON (Plumcreek) E. & R. J. KOVACH & W. CLARK (High Flyer & Dunberry) JUDY FILLER & SARAH E. LARSON (Lidemara & Plumcreek) SCOTT E. FOULKE & J. RANDALL TINCHER (Tripletime) - with BRANDON MARTIN - with JACQUIE FA JAMES R. GRAY MD (Elysian) - with JOAN & NELSON LAYNE (TN Wood's) CHRISTINE A. HOPPERSTAD (Alcyon) - with MARILYN LA BRACHE BROWN (Dadaelis) JOHN & BARBARA IDLEMAN (Bar'O's) WILLIAM E. JOHNSON (Con Moto) CAROLINE E. KIRCHNER (Carbeth) FELICIA E. KUEBLER & LINDA J. GRIEBE DVM (Shilo) DANIEL & TOM M. LOCKHART ( Saxon Shore) SUZANNE & GEORGE OLMSTED & KATHLEEN P. BOWSER (Mikater) BENTE OPSAHL (Norika) - with GERALDINE L. PUTNAM ROBERTA J. SEITZ & CHARLES R. BURNS (Robway) FRED & LUCILLE SHERMAN (Laurenwald) R. H. & J. M. SIMONSEN (Allerei) ISABELL J. SPEIGHT (Runners) - with CHRISTY NELSON R. & R. SUTTON & B. & R. SUTTON (Summerwind) DEBBIE & STEVE SYRJA (Free Wynd) - with CALVIN G. PERRY (Appraxin) GLADYS CUTTER TANGEN & WILLIAM C. RAND MD & KAY HAWN (Highland-Harka) ETHEL MILSTED TOWRY (Emte Acres) JANET B. VAN WORMER (Chelhalem)
(Ch. OBailee's Brittania x Ch. Allerei's Portia) Bolero has earned her Register of Merit in 1989. We are expecting a litter out of her daughter, Ch. Mikater Whippoorwill Noel, Owners:
(Am.Can.Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston, FCh. x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) 011ie is being campaigned and has done very well in 1989, 0llie is well on his way toward his Field Championship.
(Am.Can.Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston, FCh. x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) Loch finished at Annapolis with a 3 point major. Loch will be shown as a special.
(Ch. Whippoorwill Tanzanite x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) Noel finished her championship in short order a little over a year old. Presently, we are awaiting the arrival of puppies from Noel, sired by Whippoorwill Moonstone.
(Ch. Whippoorwill Tanzanite x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) Eve was Bolero's second Champion and finished having been shown very sparingly. We are planning a litter from this lovely bitch in the spring.
(Am.Can.Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston, FCh. x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) SPLASH
(Am.Can.Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston, FCh. x Ch. Allerei's Bolero) Betsey was pointed at her first show as a puppy. Known as "The Imperial Princess," Betsey presides as the only whippet
"Patty' started her puppy career with a "Bang" by taking a solid 3 point major from the puppy class, owner-handled. We are looking forward to a very exciting 1990. I want to send my heartfelt thanks to Eileen Nelson-Ferrante for letting us have our Special Girl. We are so privledged and happy to have her. AND to my friend, Janet Sullivan, for introducing my son and Ito the wonderful world of Whippets through her own Whippet, 'Whinney'.
Palmeridge and Marial are most pleased that both litters are in homes dedicated to the N.P.R., N.A.W.R.A., N.O.T.R.A. tracks and the show ring as well. While both litters are too young to evaluate their success, we feel that they are developing well. Both Dams, Marseille and Nekoosa, are daughters of the incomparable Ch. Marial's Memphis, ARM, ROMX.
(Ch. Delacreme de la Renta x Ch. Gold Dust's Satin Finish) Selected as one of the five Select male Whippets at the AWC National Specialty (with a record entry), "The Coach" has been doing "great things" for GATSBY. owned by: co-owned by: John Burger, MD Joan Goldstein GATSBY 113 Buchanan Road , Edison, NJ 08820
The trip seemed like one of those destined to never happen. Claudia couldn't go; then Joyce, my sister, wasn't sure she wanted to. I wasn't sure I wanted to. The Regional Invitational was the same weekend, one of the precious few drag lure trials, with a judge I admired. I have competitive lure coursers, but haven't had a competitive race dog since Dreamer. Why spend all day going to Vancouver Island for maybe a "Third Highest Score in Grade D" ribbon when I had a better than even chance of getting ASFA points in Seattle- -just three hours away? Because I wanted to go to the Island. Tony and Helena James have their own tracks. The racing is relaxed and friendly, the English garden a delight, the food superb, and the gossip scintillating. Only two meets a year, spring and fall. I try my best to make it. And sometimes ... sometimes one of my little dogs has a good day. Finally it started to fall together. Joyce decided it was probably the only chance she would ever get to see the place she'd heard so much about. Claudia could and would go - we'd pile everybody and everything into her Suburban. It took hours to load - my fault. Claudia and Joyce were exasperated but still hanging onto some thin smiles. Finally, four hours late, Claudia's husband Dave saw us off with a grin and the instructions, "If you get tired, just chant together, ROAD TRIP, ROAD TRIP, ROAD TRIP!" There were rest stops because of the puppies (but we would end up walking everyone), and a traffic jam going through Seattle ("Road trip, road trip, road trip!"). There was a panic when we realized we might not make the ferry, then the long wait in line. The ferry with its bland, boring dinner, followed by the long, dark drive up the Malahat ("Road trip, road trip"), and a short night on the Jameses' living room floor. But Saturday dawned with the smell of fresh eggs, sausages and muffins cooking and that intangible feeling of suspense that always comes on race day. Tony sat at the kitchen table searching the racing guide while people scribbled out entries. The air fairly crackled with news and gossip and a question repeated with each arrival: "How many dogs today?" The meet, however, was as predictable as only straight racing can be. The expected dogs got the points. The Top Ten was just as you might guess. Little Pluck, the only dog of mine who can be guaranteed to bring home a rosette, did just that--High Score, Grade D. I said to Joyce, "Tomorrow will be my day." She looked puzzled, but said nothing. Maybe she was thinking it was hard for me having slow dogs after the days of Dreamer. But I was remembering the spring meet. The 220 oval, with its sharp turn, favors small dogs on the rail. Sometimes, if one of my little guys has a good day ... Like Citizen Ant, slipping in, to everyone's astonishment, for that last Top Ten ribbon in April. But none of us had the remotest notion of what that next day would be like. It started with Pluck--my faithful little Grade D--who roared past a big FTE in his first race. Then Reckless, the only wide runner in the litter, broke badly, but somehow still managed his way past other dogs from the outside. Citizen Ant hugged the rail like I knew he would and streaked across in first place. Dragonfly broke like something out of a dream and went box to wire. Joyce started shaking her head. Claudia's mouth sagged. I was grinning from ear to ear. To heck with Regional Invitationals. Pluck's eyes were shining, Dragonfly was hopping around like Citizen Ant, Citizen Ant was punctuating every step with "Roo Roo Roo!", and Reckless was banging on his crate door. Today, even if for only one day, my guys were race dogs. Regrouping after regrouping, I would think, "This time they've gotten in over their heads. They can't beat these dogs." Race after race, my black dogs would go to the rail and win But some things are just impossible. My Grade C Dragonfly cannot win a next-to high-point race. " Just lead them to the turn and you'll make my day," I whispered in his ear. He chose that poignant moment to knock me in the mouth with his muzzle. I loaded him in the box, hoping for third place. But he missed the break and was jostled going into the turn. I sighed and started walking to the finish to pick him up. "Claire! Look at your dog!" I glanced at Helena and then looked up at the race. A black dog was on the inside, going by one dog, then another. A black dog, my black dog, in first, unbelievably pulling away from the rest. "Road trip, road trip, road trip." We got back to Portland about 5 a.m. Monday--Claudia back to her family, Joyce back to the classroom, and Ito a sinkful of dirty dishes. But I ignored them and went to bed. When I got up, it was already only a dream. But there they were, on the table: three Top Ten rosettes. Pluck, 10th; Citizen Ant, 9th; Dragonfly, 4th in meet. I sat out on the porch in the sun drinking tea, smiling to myself and doing little mental instant replays of a black speck streaking across a finish line.
Claire Marie Larson
Call Name: CHARLIE Sire: LYTH SATUS, ARM, ORC, F.CH. Breeders: TONY & HELENA JAMES Birthdate: 12 April 1987 Color: Blue Brindle Height: 20.5" Weight: 33 lb. SINCERE THANKS TO ALL THE CLUBS GLEN FERGUSON 102 WESTLAKE, TORONTO, CANADA M4C 4T9 (416)423-7625
(Ch. Texas Contender of Wyndsor, ARM x Allegro Aria Nova, FCh.) We are very proud to introduce our first A.R.M. titled dog, Queenies Mister Contender, ARM, call name "Bruiser". Bruiser is 21 1 /2" tall and weighs 34 lbs. He finished his title by taking the top points in three consecutive NPR meets. The weekend he finished, a double NPR in Ohio, featured 6 of the top 10 nationally ranked NPR dogs. He placed 6th in the meet the first day, and placed 3rd in the meet the next day to finish his title. His best finish, 2nd in the meet (Ohio-June), earned him 5 ARM and 3 National points, placing him in the top ten nationally for the year. At home Bruiser is a quiet, playful friend to his kennelmates, but at the track he is an aggressive runner who has shown great come-from-behind speed; he just does not like to lose. We believe what helps a dog reach his potential is to be pushed hard at practice with a dog of equal or greater speed. This belief proved to be true in our own St. Louis club for Bruiser and his practice buddy "Apple" (Rialcel's Casino New York, ARM), for they both finished their ARM titles this year. Congratulations to Mike and Sue Weilbacher and Pam LeClair, owners and breeders of "Apple". Bruiser would like to extend a special congratulations to his littermates (and their owners) for their accomplishments: Queenies Contender of Aria, FCh. (ARM pointed) Queenies Mystic Contender, CD (Bragg) Queenies Contendress of Allegro, FCh. (Smith) We're looking forward to the 1990 racing season. See ya then! QUEENIES WHIPPETS RON AND CHERI BOUTELLE RT. 3, BOX 3748, HOLTS SUMMIT, MO 65043 (314)896-4294
THE AMERICAN WHIPPET, CLUB, NATIONAL POINT, RACE, ANNUAL STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR: 1. 31 NPR race meets were scheduled, 26 were official meets, and 5 were canceled. There was a grand total of 831 Whippets running, 781 were adults, 23 puppies, and 27 Spay/Neuters. 2. The largest meet of the year again was the Jersey Rag Racers meet of July 2nd, 61 Whippets participating! The next largest meet was our Third National Specialty, April 30th at Celina, Tx., 41 Whippets running. WAS-IT's race on May 6th, was third largest, with 41 Whippets. 3. The winning Whippet at our Third National Specialty was Ringdove Mr. October, owned by Ken and Rosemary Whatley. They are the proud owners for the year of the beautiful IAM's trophy specially made and donated to our NPR program two years ago. 4. Once again, our Whippets showed excellent manners on the track, which, of course, represents good race training procedures. Only four (4) fouls were called in '89! 5. Seven Award of Racing Merit Certificates were presented at the Awards Banquet in Dallas in November. The Whippets that earned and received this high honor will be noted elsewhere in the report. 6. Top winning Whippet for the year is Ringdove Saturn, ARM, F. Ch., owned by Glen Ferguson of Canada. The top winning Spay/Neuter Whippet for the year is P J's Mr. All Ears, LCM, owned by Jennifer Miller of Virginia. Our goal for '89 was to complete our rules revision and additions process, and we accomplished it!!! The final draft is in the hands of Regional Race Coordinators and Race Secretaries as I write, and final printing will be done by the end of February. Anyone wishing a copy of our new NPR Rules should write me at: 6541 Dartbrook Dr. , Dallas , TX., 75240. The cost per set is $4.00, postpaid. With the final acceptance gained before the '90 racing season begins, it assures that all will be operating under the same rules and regulations. A reminder, we have the Halemar and McGowan muzzles for sale, as well as the Downey Official Wickets. A 1990 NPR Race Calendar is included with this report as is the list of the Host Clubs, and local Race Directors. Any changes that need to be made as the year progresses, will be noted in AWC's publication, Whippet News. Financially speaking, the Program is again in the black; we collected $415.50 from the per capita fee of $.50 per Whippet. Much of these funds will be used to finance the printing of our new rules, plus the usual expense for printing race results and postage for mailings. A final financial statement will be given to the AWC Board of Directors at the April '90 meeting in California.
The Honor Role of Whippets earning ARM titles and certificates in 1989: #244 BARJE'S GEMSTONE VOODOO, LYTH SATUS by #245 LA BAMBA'S, GAY LA BANDANA #246 DYNA'S HI COMMAND OE WYNDSOR #247 RINGDOVE MR. OCTOBER (CCK REGISTRATION) #248 QUEENIE'S MISTER CONTENDER #249 WAHOO'S GARTH VADER OE VIRTEX SUNDANCE MARK OF PENDEL by #250 RIALCELS CASINO NEW, YORK LYTH YORK by TOP TEN WHIPPETS FOR 1989:
REPORTS FROM THE REGIONAL RACING COORDINATORS: EAST COAST LYNNE MCGOWAN: The '89 race season saw dogs competing from all over the country and Canada. We held 5 meets and 2 were cancelled. We started in April and were planning to finish up in December. But Mother Nature had other ideas and dumped 8 inches of snow on us the Thursday night before. The biggest meet in the country was the 4th of July Versatility Week-End held by The Jersey Rag Racers. There were 57 entries for Coursing, 78 for Fun Match, 14 for Obedience, 51 Adults, 6 Spayed/Neutered, 4 Puppies for the NPR and 48 for the U-val. Lyth York ARM ORC owned by the Eaker's of Texas won the NPR and U-val for the third straight year. Carbeth Johnny's Angel LCM 3 owned by the Kirchner's of New Jersey won the breed at coursing and went on to become the versatile whippet for the week-end. TOP TEN ON THE EAST COAST
TOP SPAYED/NEUTER ON THE EAST COAST Campe's Lever Action Lefty McCabe DE 40 Congratulations to the owners of Campe's Ara's Mako, Regalstock Sly Fox, Shoreline's Going Mobile, Campe's Powder Keg Poncho, Johnson Of Wyndsor, Shoreline's Highway Star and Allegro Touch Of Intent Loco for picking up ARM points. Looking forward to the ninety's with more racing in the East. Ringdove Saturn ARM CanFCH 9 wins 1 tie Barje's Vixen of Satus ARM FCH 1 win Swiftsure Luke's Jayson ARM ORC 1 win Lyth York ARM ORC 1 tie
Congratulations to the following dogs and their owners on completion of their ARM titles; Barje's Gemstone Voodoo ARM FCH, Bussman, Ohio; Queenies Mr. Contender ARM, Boutelle, Missouri, and Rialcel's Casino New York ARM, Weilbaoher/LeClair, Missouri. Congratulations to the following dogs for picking up ARM points during the year; Rialcel's Queen of York, Slade's Sprinkling Rainwater, Slade's Muddy Water, Queenies Contender of Aria FCH, Rialcel's Duchess of York, Stymie's Windwalker II FCH, Allegro Cripple Creek. Good luck to all in the coming year. We are looking forward to another good year of racing.
THIS CONCLUDES THE 1989 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL POINT RACING Please note this recent change:
WISTWIND
Ch. Wistwind's Amos, LCM F.Ch. - B.O.B. at the 1989 International Invitational in NC Named Best Whippet in I.I. Highest scoring Breed Champion in I.I. Daughter "Kiwi" took 1st in open
- Sire of #1 coursing Whippet (as of Nov. 1, 1989) Wistwind's Fire and Rain, T.T., LCM 11 - BIF's in the U.S. and Canada - BOB one day at Grand Prix Challenge Cup, Nov. '89 His 1st litter whelped 3/88 has produced major pointed get, 5 F.Ch., & 2 BIF winners, with the other 3 well on their way
Wistwind's Eli, LCM, Can.F.Ch.
- 1st in his stake at the 1989 I.I.
- Finished his F.Ch. in Canada
W/STW/ND GREG & CAROLYN MOUNTAN 232 Schultz Lane, Latrobe, PA 15650 (412) 539-2925
(Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston x Ch. Gold-Dust's Limited Edition) Breeder Owner
(Ch. Surrey Hill's Houston x Ch. Gold-Dust's Limited Edition) Breeder Owner
(Ch. Oxford's Windjammer x Eng.Ch. Dyanne Dondelayo) B.O.S. SWEEPSTAKES S.B.K.C. 1989 1989 brought Sabre and brother P.N.O Calypso (owned with Margie Newman of Miami, Fla.) to the show ring. Unfortunately, a limited show schedule for 1989 was necessary, although two litters arrived. The first by Ch. Legacy The Heat Is On and Eng.Ch. Dyanne Dondelayo and the second by P.N.O. Thief of Hearts and Ch. P.N.O. Angelina. Pups from both litters will debut in 1990. A return to an active show schedule is planned. PAWS 'N OAKS JIM AND SUZANNE BURENS 127 SADDLETRAIL, THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91361 (805) 497-6189
(Ch. Shenanigan's Amber Flight x Ch. Unicorn's Rigg-A-Doo) Our homebred, multiple Group and Specialty winner - Mercedes is from a litter of five Champions. We look forward to a litter from Mercedes in 1990.
HUBERT THOMAS MADISON WEEKS
1990 AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB SPECIALITIES AND ASSOCIATED EVENTS
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