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2001 American Whippet Club Whippet Annual Pages 200 through 222 Back issues of the AWC Whippet News Annual can be purchased for $25.00 each ($30.00 foreign), which includes shipping; all funds must be U.S. dollars, payable by check or money order to Whippet Annual. Mail to: Wendy Clark, WNAnnual Editor, 5088 Breckenhurst Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026 USA. - A life well lived - U-CDX Ch. Windrose Pinafore Classified, LCMII, SC, CanFCh, CDX, CanCD, NA, NJC, CGC Babe was running and showing off her heeling until two days before her great
Sire: Ch. Rapahana’s Sharp Dressed Man, FCh, CGC (Stevie) Dam: Ch. Windrose Affinity Many Moons, FCh (Socks) Babe earned her first major and Best of Breed as a wiggly 10 month old pup, shown by her new owner, Fay, who acquired Babe as her first dog. Babe and Fay went on learning together and amassed 15 titles over the next several years. Babe was in the ASFA Top Twenty twice and twice ranked in the Top Ten Delaney Obedience rankings. Fay has continued a career in dogs, training and showing in obedience, agility, and retreiver trials. She also handles professionally for others and enjoys hosting lure coursing events on her farm, where she lives with her husband, trainer Abe McCaleb.
- Carrying on the tradition - U-CDX Windrose War Pony, Am/CanCDX, TD, AX, MXJ, OAC, OJC, NGC, TRP, CGC
Sire: Ch. Rapahana’s Sharp Dressed Man, FCh, CGC (Stevie) Dam: Ch. Hound Hill Footlights (Socks) Spats has earned an amazing 21 titles, as of December, 2001, and Laurie hopes there are a few more to come. Spats also has 5 breed-ring points, and has often ranked in the Top Ten Obedience and Agility rating systems. On Babe’s death, Laurie wrote to Fay: “Fay, in case you don’t recall...when I saw you and Babe heeling seven years ago...that was the first...time I considered a whippet might be for me! You and Babe were my inspiration (and mentors) to go as far as I could with Spats, and that first impression...is one I’ll always cherish and remember. As you said for Babe: ‘Tally-Ho!’ “ - Laurie, Spats & Copy The next generation for Windrose contains the amazing CHULA, Windrose Soiled Dove. She is co-owned by Susan Kirkham and Pam and Tom Haig of Nevada. Known to the Haigs as “The Chula Monster”, this solid black rocket has brought home 8 BOBs and 6 BIFs in 9 courses!! She’s fast, bratty, exciting, and keeps her great, great grandsire, Stevie, alive for me.
American Whippet Club 2001 Specialty Shows National futurity
The eighteenth annual American Whippet Club Futurity was held on Tuesday, April 17, 2001, in Dallas, Texas. The Judge was Mr. Daniel Lockhart (Saxon Shore). After sorting through 162 entries, Mr. Lockhart selected Andauer Simply The Best from the 6-8 month puppy bitch class as his Best In Futurity winner. Proud breeder/owners: Karen and Mike Gibson. The winner of Best In Futurity received $1249.00. First in each class: $115.00, Second in each class: $86.00, Third in each class: $58.00 and Fourth in each class: $29.00. Mrs. Pat Dresser was Chief Ring Steward. She was assisted by Mr. Red Tatro. Futurity Catalog Divider by Yvonne Sovereign. Catalog Ads: Ms. Deborah Bahm. Compiled by Jill Baum from the AWC Newsletter and specialty catalogs National Specialty
BOB – DC Sporting Fields Winsome Won, MC, F.Ch. (Ch. Sporting Fields Strider - Ch. Gold-Dust’s Champagne Parti SF). Breeder: Mrs. J. Butt, D. Butt, J. & B. Goldstein. Owner: James Farrell High In Obedience Trial – Northwind’s Dancing Partner American Whippet Club 2001 Specialty Shows Eastern Specialty
Held June 2, 2001, in Ambler, Pennsylvania. Judge Dr. Robert Indeglia. Sweepstakes judge Dianne Bowen BOB – Ch. Albelarm Looks Like Reign (Ch. Starline’s Reign On - Ch. Saxon Shore Flash Back). Breeder/Owner: Mrs. Alan R. Robson Select Awards – Ch. Wild Card Snowcap’s Unforgettable; Ch. Allerei’s Shannon, SC; Ch. Whippoorwill Star Power; Baccarat Greymorn Thunderbird; Ch. Albelarm Celebration; Ch. Imperial Winds de Sud Best In Sweepstakes – Tarry-Not White Wisteria (Alerek’s Effervescent Lad, SC – Alerek’s Carlyn Erica Kane, SC). Breeder/Owner: Inez R. Hoffman American Whippet Club 2001 Specialty Shows Western Specialty
Held July 26, 2001, in Lompoc, California. Judge Ms. Katrina Hamilton. Sweepstakes judge Kathleen Thomas BOB – Ch. Chelsea Dangerous Beauty (Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote, SC – Sage Simply Outrageous). Breeder: J. Hubble & D. Christianson. Owner: Mrs. Joan Damon Select Awards – Ch. Starline’s Masterpiece; Ch. Summit Sir Yvain, JC; Ch. Chelsea Bulgari, JC; Ch. Bohem Age of Innocence; Ch. Chelsea Melt Everyone; Ch. Watch Me True At First Light Best In Sweepstakes – Brushwood Zoom of Tanglewynde (Ch. Wenrick’s Absolutely Fabulous – Ch. Riverchase Echo of Laughter). Breeder: D. Sumara, Dr. S. Francis, D. Foster, M. Domke. Owner: Dr. Dennis Sumara, PhD. Best in Veteran Sweepstakes – Ch. Idover Trifle Or Ela’s Lacey (Ch. Locar’s Martini On the Rocks – Idover Simply Splashing). Breeder: Elizabeth S. Smith. Owner: Frank & Sallie Richards American Whippet Club 2001 Specialty Shows Midwest Specialty
Held August 4, 2001, in Canfield, Ohio. Judge Dr. John Shelton. Sweepstakes judge Lesley Potts. BOB – Ch. Snowcap’s Wildcard Goodfellow (Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote, SC – Ch. Albelarm Reign Forest). Breeder: Dianne Reimer & Marta Gropper. Owner: Dianne Reimer Select Awards – Ch. Chelsea Made You Look of Sage, JC; Ch. Merci Isle Light the Way; Ch. Luxury Liner de Sud; Ch. Allerei’s Shannon, SC; Ch. Hycks Cherche’ Lady of the Lake Best In Sweepstakes – Charlemagne Excalibur (Ch. Bohem Circus Runaway – Ch. Charlemagne’s B’dazzled). Breeder: Barbara & Robert Wayne. Owner: Barbara Wayne & Bo Bengston & Bobbi Mason American Whippet Club 2001 Specialty Shows Southern Specialty
Held September 23, 2001, in Atlanta, Georgia. Judge Mrs. Patricia Miller. Sweepstakes judge Patience Renzulli. BOB – Ch. Allerei’s Shannon, SC (Ch. Surrey Hill Rogue of Chelsea – Ch. Arlen’s Memory of Hunterhill). Breeder: RH & JM Simonsen. Owner: M/M William Willis & L & E Feldheim Select Awards – Ch. Sporting Fields Rock On; Ch. Shamasan Flame N’ Queen; Ch. C.Square’s The Opera Diva; Ch. Bohem Circus Runaway; Ch. Chelsea Made You Look of Sage, JC; Ch. Yorktown’s Gotchawatchinme Best In Sweepstakes – Summit Some Days Are Diamonds (Ch. Summit Sir Yvain, JC – Ch. Keynote Chelsea Windsong). Breeder/Owners: Susan Harwell Harris & Suzi Fosnot Northern California Whippet Fanciers Association
NCWFA’s 7th Annual Specialty Show & Obedience Trial - held October 22, 2001, judged by Sandy Frei (Stormhill Afghans). There were just under 80 dogs in the regular classes. A 4-point major in both sexes and 6 obedience entries. Puppy (30) and Veteran (5) Sweeps were judged by Libby Leone (Lileo Pharaoh Hounds). The Obedience by Mr. Pat Alvarez. BOB - Ch. Chelsea Dangerous Beauty (Ch Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote x Sage Simply Outrageous) Breeders: Jaqueline Hubble & Deann Christianson. Owner: Mrs Joan Damon. Southern California Whippet Association
The Southern California Whippet Association held its 18th specialty show at the Western Hound Association of Southern California show, located on the University Campus of Long Beach California on June 29, 2001. There was an entry of 93 Whippets, with David Hiltz judging 32 class dogs, 42 bitches and 17 Specials. Sweepstakes was judged by Lyndell Ackerman. Judge - David Hiltz. Sweepstakes Judge - Lyndel Ackerman Best of Breed - Ch. Chelsea Made You Look of Sage (Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote x Sage Simply Outrageous) Breeder: Jacqueline Hubble and Deann Christianson. Owner: Deborah Balm and Deann Christianson. BISweepstakes - Saxon Shore Brushwood Artisan (Ch. Rhode Paved with Gold x Ch. Saxon Shore Rose Royce) Breeder: Daniel Lockhart and Lori Lawrence. Owner: Jodi Allward and Dennis Sumara, Ph.D. – I n M e m o r i a l – BIS International, National Champion 9/3/1998 – 11/20/2001
“ To see the world in a grain of sand It is with great sadness we mark the passing of one of our most remarkable dogs. Radar was loved by Niky and her family in Czech, his friend Donna Kelley (Cyrano Hounds), and my family in the USA.
Ch. Cyrano’s Delta Dawn 1989 - 2001 Sire: Ch.Cyrano’s Neon Vapors (Top Ten) Dam: Cyrano’s Cactus Wren, ROM
Donna Kelley - Cyrano Hounds - (630)896-7691 - CyranoHnds@aol.com
(Ch. Starline’s Reign On, JC, ROMX x Ch. Andauer Arbitrage) Wishes do come true!! Toby did the unthinkable this year - he finished his LCM. A big “Thank You” to Karen and Mike Gibson for allowing this bunny crazy dog to live with me and to the Horners for taking him on the road when I could not. Bred by: Andauer Whippets
FCh TnT’s Sure Hard To Handle OBK “Bubba”
Bubba is a multi BOB & BIF dog with a Heart of Gold. Sire: NCC FCh. TnT’s The Joker, SC, LCM10 Breeders: Donna Richards & Debbie Beckwith
TnT Kennels would like to introduce you to the kids of 2002. We know you have seen them in the movies, but see them now on the coursing field and show ring!
Sire: FCh Pelee’s Simonian of Buncrana, SC, LCM5 TnT Kennels Can you find the race dog hidden in this picture?
Lynne & Robert McGowan — 461 Thornetown Rd. Middletown, DE 19709 — 302-834-7866 — pwmako@mindspring.com We began with a beautiful LCM bitch of impeccable temperament. We wanted to improve speed
We've had lessons in conformation, beauty, and speed this year at Domino Whippets. Our Bengal x Libby litter has shown that form and function can co-exist in one beautiful package. All five yearling pups attained their WRA Companion Racer titles in one or two race meets. Two of the five are WRCH-pointed, two are ORC-pointed, one earned an ASFA BOB on the very first try... and, in limited exhibition, two have conformation Reserves under their belts.
Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. One of the top five health concerns tallied from the Whippet Health Survey was the problem of retained testicles. The American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation has been contacted to see if they are interested in research looking into the mode of inheritance. They have put Whippet cryptorchidism on the next Request for Pre proposals, and will contact researchers in the field to encourage submission of proposals. In 2001 a grant application was approved for researchers, individuals and universities to request funding from the Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. for projects that may fall under our mission. The Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. Mission Statement is below. 2001 was the first year the Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. funded a Whippet health screening clinic. The eye clinic conducted at the 2001 National in Dallas, Texas had 84 dogs. We encourage owners to take advantage of the health screening clinics offered in conjunction with the National Specialty. Health screening of all individuals will provide more information on the status of Whippet health. In addition, breeders can have the comfort of knowing their breeding stock is unaffected by disorders. The Whippet Health Foundation “Helping Hand” logo has received many compliments. The beautiful Helping Hand pin is available to donors. Donors of $100 - $1000 will receive a sterling silver pin, donors of $1001 - $3000 will receive a gold pin, and donors of $3001 or more will receive a gold pin with a diamond. Donation amounts are cumulative and when a donor reaches the premium amount, they will receive a pin. Thank you to all those that have made a donation to the Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. As of 2002 the checking and savings account balance is over $60,000. In 2002 the Board of Directors will decide how much of that money will be put into a CD or some other safe interest bearing account. American Whippet Club The Whippet Health Foundation was established in 1998 with specific goals to further the understanding of Whippet health, support research, establish a data base of health and scientific educational and resource materials, and develop and make available information about the care, breeding, health and development of Whippets. We want this mission to be international in scope. It is not about people, it is not about egos. It is about the Whippet and what is best for the breed’s longevity, health and well being. Your participation will help achieve those goals. We want to know what you feel is important. Please feel free to contact us about concerns or questions you may have. We value your input. Mary Beth Arthur, President MISSION STATEMENT The Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit charitable Corporation formed to provide financial and other support for individuals and organizations focusing their charitable, educational and research efforts on dogs in general and the Whippet in particular. The specific objectives and purposes of this Foundation shall include but not be limited to the following: 1. To further the understanding of diseases, genetic anomalies, injuries and other ailments that affect dogs in general and the Whippet in particular. 2. To support and promote research on diseases, genetic anomalies, injuries, other ailments, the genetics and breeding of the Whippet. 3. To establish a data base of health and scientific educational and resource materials on the Whippet. 4. To develop and make available to general public and Whippet fanciers information about the proper care, breeding, health and development of Whippets. TO ADVANCE THESE PURPOSES, THE FOUNDATION WILL FUND PROJECTS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: 1. VETERINARY RESEARCH: Projects which promote and develop understanding of diseases, genetic anomalies or injuries which affect dogs in general and the Whippet in particular. 2. GENERAL RESEARCH: Projects which promote and develop understanding of the health, development, and breeding of the Whippet with emphasis on projects which will provide or generate useful data which can be communicated to the general public and the Fancy. 3. WHIPPET RELATED: Funding may be granted for other worthy Whippet related projects not specifically falling within any of the foregoing categories and permitted under the laws governing the Foundation. Since the Foundation may have limited financial resources, it prefers to make Grants where the impact of it’s contribution will be significant to the donee and/or will generate significant results. Examples of such Grants are: (a) Seed money for a project; (b) Matching grants; (c) ongoing funding for projects in which a significant result is anticipated. Although on occasion the Foundation may provide all the funding for a given project, in most cases only a portion of a projected budget will be underwritten, usually as a challenge grant with the express condition that the balance of the funds be raised from other sources. The Foundation can serve as a catalyst to leverage support from other donors. The Foundation will not provide funds for administration or overhead of a project. The Whippet Health Foundation, Inc. will accept grant and project proposals at any time. Those determined worthy by the Board of Directors will be funded based on the availability of funds. The Guidelines and Procedures for Grant Applications shall be applicable to all grant requests. The Board of Directors is not required to distribute any particular percentage of available funds to any particular area. In all cases the division of funds will be determined on the basis of the worthiness of the projects under consideration. Grants will be made ONLY when organizations commit to providing evaluation reports. March 1999 |
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