2000 AWC National Specialty
AWC Show Information
Veteran Sweepstakes
Officers American Whippet Club 2000
President: ................................................................................................................................ Mrs. Harriet Nash Lee
Vice-President: ................................................................................................................................ . Mrs. Jean Balint
Treasurer: .................................................................................................................... Mrs. Christine Hopperstad
Secretary: ............................................................................................................................... Mrs. Cathy Gaidos
10177 Blue Rivers Hill Rd. Manhattan, KS 66502
Board of Directors
Class of 2000 Class of 2001 Class of 2002
Jean Balint Cathy Gaidos Wendy Clark
Jack McManus Christine Hopperstad Lori Nelson
Cora Miller Harriet Nash Lee Cindy Scott Delegate to the American Kennel Club
Ms. Donna Lynch
Show Committee
Show Chairman: Carolyn Mountan
232 Schultz Lane , Latrobe, PA 15650
724-539-2925. E-mail- mountan@westol.com
Show Secretary: Karen Rockwell
1745 Route 78, P.O. Box 175
Java Center , NY 14082
Obedience Chairman: Cynthia Schmidt 198 Lloyd Rd, West Grove, Pa. 19390
National Show Chairman: Cindy Scott
4815 Topaz Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80918 Phone: 719-594-9974
FAX: 719-536-9811 E-Mail Brookwood@worldnet.att.net
National Obedience Chairman: Shelley Hennessy
5849 Meteor, Toledo, OH 43623 Phone: 419-473-8817
And All Officers and directors of the Club
Committee Chairpersons
Chief Ring Steward: .............................................................................. Pat Dresser
Trophies: .............................................................................. Dr. Barbara Henderson
Awards Banquet: .............................................................................. Barbara Wayne
Sweat Shirts and T-Shirts: ................................................................. Valerie Burke
Catalog Sales: ..................................................................................... Erma Kovach
Logo Design: .......................................................................................... Robin Barry
Hospitality : .......................................................................................... Jane Cooney
Raffle: ..................................................................................................... Peggy Bush
Top Twenty: ...................................................................................... Doris Bandoian
Catalog Advertising: ............................................................................ Donna Lynch
Concessions/Booths: ....................................................................................... Patience Renzulli
3725 Cargill Rd, Elkton, Md. Phone: 618-931-4205 Dogwalkers@dpnet.net
Parade of Honors: ..................................................................... Barbara Ruth Smith
Parade of Rescues: ............................................................................... Peggy Bush
Triathlon: ........................................................................................... Karen Rockwell
Lure Coursing: .................................................................... Dr. Lisa Costello, DVM
| Photographer Tom Nutting PO Box 2350 Malta, New York 12020 518-885-1927 FAX 518-885-0969 e-mail tom@nutting.net |
Videographer K9TV PO Box 621442 Littleton, CO 80162 |
Veterinarian On Call Ronald J Stas VMD 809 Monastery Drive Latrobe, Pa, 15650 724-537-5881 |
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Animal Emergency Clinic (after hours) Allegheny Veterinary Emergency Associates 1835 Route 286
Pittsburgh , Pa. 15239
412-325-1881
Futurity Chairman Jo Meister
2226 Sherry Lane Wichita , KS 67235 Phone: 316-722-2012
Ralston Purina Company is the Official Sponsor of this Specialty The American Whippet Club would like to thank the company for their support in Trophies, raffle items, banners and money for our hospitality room.
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CERTIFICATION I hereby certify to the correctness of the within marked awards and absentees, as taken from the Judge's books. |
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Karen Rockwell, Show Secretary |
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JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP COMPETITION
NOTE - Effective January 1, 1989
AKC Junior Handler Numbers are now required for entry in Junior Showmanship Competition. Numbers may be obtained from the American Kennel Club - PHONE: (919) 854-0195
NOVICE JUNIOR CLASS: For Boys and Girls who are at least 10 years old and under 14 years on the day of the show and who, at the time entries close, have not won three First Places, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
NOVICE SENIOR CLASS: For Boys and Girls who are at least 14 years old and under 18 years old on the day of the show and who, at the time entries close, have not won three First Places, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show.
OPEN JUNIOR CLASS: For Boys and Girls who are at least 10 years old and under 14 years old on the day of the show and who, at the time entries close, have won three First Places, with competition present, in a Novice Junior Showmanship Class at a licensed or member show.
OPEN SENIOR CLASS: For Boys and Girls who are at least 14 years old and under 18 years old on the day of the show and who, at the time entries close, have won three First Places, with competition present, in a Novice Junior Showmanship Class at a licensed or member show.
Judging Program
American Whippet Club April 9-15, 2000
There are 681 Dogs entered at this Specialty with a to total entry of 994, including 62 Obedience entries.
Sunday, April 9, 2000
ASFA Lure Field Trial -- Mammoth Park
Monday, April 10, 2000
Obedience Trial Classes - 62 Total Entries Judge: Mrs. Martha Coody
7:00 am
1 Utility Class B Entry # 303
1 Utility Class A Entry # 304
7 Open Class A Entry # 201 thru 207
4 Open Class B Entries # 301 thru 304
4 Novice Class A Entries # 5 thru 8
28 Novice Class B Entries # 101, 102, 104 thru 129 12:30 pm
7 Veteran Entries # 602, 603, 604, 606, 607, 610, 612
6 Graduate Novice Entries # 201, 207, 601, 605, 609, 611
3 Brace Class Entries # 105/601, 201/301, 607/612
1 Versatility Entry # 303
Judge will lunch at their discretion.
Agility Trial
There are 39 dogs and 67 entries in this Agility Trial. 3:30 pm - Check in & walk thru
followed by
Agility Trial Classes - 39 Total Entries
Judge: Denise Thomas
1 Excellent A - 24" # 381
1 Excellent B - 20" # 461
5 Excellent A - 20" # 361 thru 365
1 Open - 24" # 281
6 Open - 20" # 261 thru 266
2 Novice B - 24" # 181, 182
1 Novice A - 24" # 81
11 Novice B - 20" # 161 thru 171
11 Novice A - 20" # 61 thru 71
Jumpers With Weaves - 28 Total Entries
1 Excellent B - 20" # 461
2 Excellent A - 20" # 362, 365
3 Open - 24" # 182, 281, 381
4 Open - 20" # 263, 266, 363, 364
1 Novice B - 24" # 181
14 Novice B - 20" # 161 thru 169, 261, 262, 264, 265
3 Novice A - 20" # 66, 67, 71
7:00 p.m. Welcome Party - Lounge
Tuesday, April 11, 2000
Futurity
Judge: Mr. Douglas Broadfoot 9:00 a.m. - 122 Futurity Entries
(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at his discretion)
11 6 to 8 Month Puppy Dogs
14 8 to 10 Month Puppy Dogs
13 10 to 12 Month Puppy Dogs
1 12 to 14 Month Dog
15 14 to 18 Month Dogs
13 6 to 8 Month Puppy Bitches
17 8 to 10 Month Puppy Bitches
10 10 to 12 Month Puppy Bitches
6 12 to 14 Month Bitches
22 14 to 18 Month Bitches
7:00 p.m. TOP 20 - Ballroom
7:00 p.m. Open meeting of the Whippet Health Foundation, Inc.,
prior to it's Board Meeting - Hempfield Room
As scheduled throughout the day - Eye Clinic
Wednesday, April 12, 2000 Regular Classes Begin
Judge: Mrs. Joan Goldstein 8:30 a.m. 198 Dog Class entries
(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)
31 Puppy Dogs, 6 to 9 Months
29 Puppy Dogs, 9 to 12 Months
22 12 to 18 Dogs
3 Novice Dogs
13 American Bred Dogs
26 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs
35 Open Dogs
Winners Dog
12 Veteran Dog Class, 7 to 10 Years
5 Veteran Dog Class, 10 Years +
11 Lure Coursing Class, Dogs 11 Racing Dog Class
5:00 p.m.
Presentation on Canine Sports Medicine By Dr. James Radcliffe, DVM -- Ballroom
As scheduled throughout the day - Eye Clinic
Thursday, April 13, 2000
7:45 a.m. Convene Annual Meeting - Ballroom
Regular Class Judging Resumes Judge: Mrs. Joan Goldstein
8:15 a.m. 154 Bitch class entries
(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)
37 Puppy Bitches, 6 to 9 Months
40 Puppy Bitches, 9 to 12 Months
38 12 to 18 Bitches
14 Novice Bitches
25 American Bred Bitches
Altered Dog and Bitch Competition Judge: Mrs. Jean Balint
3:30 p.m. 23 Altered Dogs and Bitches
2 Altered Dog Class, 6 Months - 1 Year
7 Altered Dog Class, Open
2 Altered Bitch Class, 1 Year- 18 Months
12 Altered Bitch Class, Open
Veteran Sweepstakes Competition Judge: Dr. Charles Billings
6:30 p.m. 49 Veteran Sweepstakes Entries
19 Veteran Dogs, 7 to 10 Years
4 Veteran Dogs, 10 to 12 Years
3 Veteran Dogs, 12 Years and Over
17 Veteran Bitches, 7 to 10 Years
5 Veteran Bitches, 10 to 12 Years
1 Veteran Bitch, 12 Years and Over
Following Judging, Annual Meeting Reconvenes
As scheduled throughout the day - DNA & BAER testing - TBA
Friday, April 14, 2000
Triathlon Conformation Competition Judge: Mr. Charles Roberts
8:00 a.m. 28 Triathlon Entries
Junior Showmanship Competition Judge: Mrs. Joan Goldstein
9:15 a.m. 9 Junior Showmanship Entries
1 Novice Junior
3 Open Junior
5 Open Senior
Ringside Tutoring for Judge's Seminar Participants
Regular Class Judging Continues Judge: Mrs. Joan Goldstein 9:45 a.m. 135 Class Bitch entries
(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)
43 Bred by Exhibitor Bitches
52 Open Bitches
Winner's Bitch
13 Veteran Bitches, 7 to 10 Years
7 Veteran Bitches, 10 Years +
12 Lure Coursing Class, Bitches
8 Racing Bitch Class
4:30 p.m. Judge's Seminar - Hands On - Hempfield Room
4:30 p.m. Junior Showmanship & Handling Seminars - Ballroom
7:00 p.m. Parade of Rescues - Ballroom 7:30 p.m. Parade of Honor - Ballroom Wine & Cheese Party Follows
Saturday, April 15, 2000
Ringside Tutoring for Judge's Seminar Participants Regular Class Judging Continues
Judge: Mrs. Joan Goldstein
8:30 a.m. Best of Breed
& Non-Regular Classes Involving Multiple Entries (Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)
128 Best of Breed Competition (69 Dogs - 59 Bitches) Best Puppy
Best Bred-By-Exhibitor
Best Veteran
4 Brace Class Entries
16 Stud Dog Class
2 Stud Dog Class Extended Generation
16 Brood Bitch Class
4 Brood Bitch Extended Generation
6:15 p.m. Cocktails
7:00 p.m. Awards Banquet Raffle & Auction
SCHEDULE OF POINTS FOR DIVISION 2 - EFFECTIVE MAY 10, 1999
Division 2 is comprised of: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio
The Points towards a Championship shall be awarded to the Winners Dog and Bitch of each breed or variety based on the actual number of dogs or bitches competing in that breed or variety.
If the dog designated Winners Dog or Winners Bitch is also awarded Best of Breed or Variety, the dogs of both sexes that have been entered for Best of Breed or Variety competition and that have been defeated in such competition, shall be counted in addition to the dogs that competed in the regular classes for its sex in calculating championship points.
If the dog designated Winners Dog or Winners Bitch is also awarded Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed or Variety, the dogs of its own sex that have been entered for Best of Breed or Variety competition that have been defeated in competition for Best of Opposite Sex, shall be counted in addition to the dogs that competed in the regular classes for its sex in calculating championship points.
After points have been computed for Winners Dog and Winners Bitch subject to the above two stipulations, the dog awarded the Best of Winners shall be credited with the number of points calculated for Winners Dog or Winners Bitch, whichever is greater.
In counting the number of eligible dogs in competition, a dog that is disqualified, or that is dismissed, excused or ordered from the ring by the judge, or from which all awards are withheld shall not be included. Any dog which shall have won fifteen points shall become a Champion of Record, if six or more of said points shall have been won at two shows with a rating of three or more championship points each and under two different judges, and some one or more of the balance of said points shall have been won under some other judge or judges than the two judges referred to above.
THE SCALE OF POINTS FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL BREEDS/ VARIETY ENTERED
AT THIS SHOW CAN BE FOUND AFTER THE JUDGE FOR THE BREED
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NOTICE: An agent is a person 18 years or older, other than an owner or co-owner, designated by the owner or co-owner of an exhibit to the handler of, and the person responsible for, the dog at the show. Agents' names may be followed by the initials which represent their AKC- recognized professional group affiliation or certification. Persons seeking the services of such an agent should familiarize themselves with the requirements for professional group membership or certifications, which are available at the superintendent's offices.
RIBBON PRIZES The following rosette and ribbon prizes will be awarded:
First Prize-Blue Rosette
Second Prize-Red Rosette
Third Prize-Yellow Rosette
Fourth Prize-White Rosette
Winners-Purple Rosette Reserve Winners-Purple & White Rosette Best of Winners—Blue & White Rosette
Best of Breed -Purple & Gold Rosette
Best of Opposite Sex to Best of Breed—Red & White Rosette
Qualifying Score in a Regular Obedience Class-Dark Green Ribbon
The following ribbon prizes will be awarded for all non-regular classes:
First Prize-Rose Rosette Third Prize—Light Green Rosette
Second Prize-Brown Rosette Fourth—Grey Rosette
Rosettes in the appropriate colors are offered for the following:
Best Puppy
Best Bred By Exhibitor
10 each Select Awards, Silver and Blue
Highest Scoring Dog in Regular Obedience Classes
Highest Qualifying Combined Score in Obedience Trial
Highest Scoring Dog in Non-Regular Obedience Classes
Best Altered
Best of Opposite Sex Altered
First thru 4 th in each Altered Class
Best In Veteran Sweepstakes
Best of Opposite Sex in Veteran Sweepstakes
Best in Triathlon Brown and Gold Rosette (large)
First Second thru 10 th in Triathlon Brown and Gold Rosette (small)
Standard:
First, Novice A, 20" and 24" First, Novice B, 20" and 24" First, Open, 20" and 24" First, Excellent, 20" and 24" Jumpers with Weaves: First, Novice A, 20" and 24" First, Novice B, 20" and 24" First, Open, 20" and 24" First, Excellent A, 20" and 24" First, Excellent B, 20" and 24"
Veteran Sweepstakes
Judge: Dr. Charles Billings
RULES: All entrants must be 7 years of age or older, and NEED NOT be entered in the Specialty.
The Veteran Sweepstakes is open to both Champions and Non-Champions. Entries shall be made at the same time and on the same entry form as for Regular Classes. NOTE: Spayed/Neutered Veterans are eligible for entry in the Veteran Sweepstakes.
CLASSIFICATION: All Age Classes are divided by Sex.
Over 7 years and Under 10 years
Over 10 years and Under 12 years
Over 12 years
Money Prizes: 25% of the entry fees will be retained by the club for expenses. The remainder will be divided in the classes as follows: (rounded to the nearest dollar Amount)
First Place 40% Second Place 30%
Third Place 20% Fourth Place 10%
Best in Veteran Sweepstakes - Handmade pottery candlestick
A Green and Pink Rosette is offered by Best in Veteran Sweepstakes
Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Veteran Sweepstakes- Handmade pottery candlestick
A Lavender Rosette is offered for Best of Opposite Sex to Best Veteran in Sweepstakes
All participants will receive a Whippet motif item donated by Cindy Scott, Brookwood and Charles Roberts, Strebor.
FIRST PLACE 7-10 Veteran Dog
FIRST PLACE 7-10 Veteran Bitch
FIRST PLACE 10-12 Veteran Dog
FIRST PLACE 10-12 Veteran Bitch
FIRST PLACE 12 and over Veteran Dog FIRST PLACE 12 and over Veteran Bitch Faux Fur designs are created by Marti Bradford
Best in Sweepstakes--Faux Fur throw with AWC logo offered by Cindy Scott, Brookwood and Charles Roberts, Strebor
Coupon for 20 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Chosen by Champions Grooming Towel offered by Ralston Purina Company.
Best of Opposite in Sweepstakes--Faux Fur crate pad with AWC logo logo offered by Cindy Scott, Brookwood and Charles Roberts, Strebor.
Coupon for 20 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Chosen by Champions Grooming Towel offered by Ralston Purina Company.
First in each class--Faux Fur crate pad offered by Cindy Scott, Brookwood and Charles Roberts ,Strebor.
Altered Dog and Bitch Competition
Judge: Mrs. Jean Balint
This competition is open to all altered dogs and bitches over the age of 6 months. All breed and AKC disqualification's apply. Altered dogs over 7 years may be entered in the Veteran Classes. First in each division will compete for Best Altered and Best of Opposite Sex Altered.
Prizes:
All prizes are offered by Peggy Bush and Marti Bradford
Designs are created by Marti Bradford
Best Altered--Faux fur throw with AWC logo
Best of Opposite Sex to Best Altered--Faux fur crate pad with AWC logo
For first in each class--crate pad
First thru Fourth in all classes: Rosette
A complete list of prizes and donors will be listed in the catalog
DOGS & BITCHES
First, 6 months to 1 year
First, 12 to 18 months
First, Open
Junior Showmanship Trophies
Best Junior Handler - National Sweatshirt Sony Disc man
Handmade pottery soap dish
Photo of win offered by Tom Nutting
Coupon for 20 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company.
Chosen by Champions Grooming Apron offered by Ralston Purina Company.
Pink and Green Rosette
First thru Fourth in Each Class --A complete list of prizes and donors will be listed in the catalog
All juniors will receive a Purina Chosen by Champions Spray Bottle offered by the Ralston Purina Company.
If your dog or dogs have an injury or illness and you receive help from an exhibitor at the National Specialty who also happens to be a Veterinarian, please be sure to offer than person payment for their service. The medications and supplies they bring with them, out of their concern for our dogs, are not free!
CHALLENGE TROPHIES
The following Challenge Trophies are offered at the AWC National Specialty only and shall remain in the custody of the Club until permanently retired. For permanent possession, all Challenge Trophies must be won three times by the same owner or owners, not necessarily with the same dog.
BEST OF BREED
THE SPORTING FIELD CHALLENGE TROPHY, offered by Mrs. James E. Butt, in honor of Ch. Sporting Field's Clansman.
BOHEM CHALLENGE TROPHY, 19 th century bronze "Whippet With A Ball" by P.J. Mene, mounted on a black walnut base with silver plaque. Donor will provide engraved plaque of winner' names. Donated by Bo Bengtson.
THE COURTNAY FLEETFOOT OF PENNYWORTH MEMORIAL TROPHY. A sterling silver ink well set offered By Margaret P. Newcombe.
THE PATRICK J. PETIT MEMORIAL TROPHY, A sterling silver Whippet sculpture on a Wooden base, by Damara Bolte, offered by Pennyworth Kennels, and friends of Patrick J.Petit.
THE LOCAR CHALLENGE TROPHY, A Whippet sculpture, offered by Carol Curry in loving memory of Ch. Locar's Royal Doulton.
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
Two bronze Whippets mounted on a base, offered by H.G. and Joan Frailey„ Terrace Hills, in memory of Ch. Stoney Meadows Royal Fortune.
Silver plated Champagne Cooler, offered in memory of Ch. Raybar's I'm Rim.
BEST OF WINNERS
THE SHAMASAN CHALLENGE TROPHY, A 12 inch silverplated Revere bowl.
11 inch silverplated champagne cooler, in honor of Ch. Sporting Fields Alexis offered by David Hintson.
WINNERS DOG
THE SNOWFLIGHT CHALLENGE TROPHY, A 9 inch Silver plated Revere bowl, offered in loving memory of Ch. Folquin Snowflight.
WINNERS BITCH
9 inch silverplated Revere bowl, in loving memory of Ch. Gold-Dust Twenty Four Karat
BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR DOG
Silver plated bowl mounted on a walnut base, offered by Isabell Stoffers, in loving memory of Am. Mex. BIS, Ch. Runner's He the Continental . Donor will provide a silver plate for permanent possession by the winner. BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR BITCH
Silver plated bowl mounted on a walnut base, offered by Isabell Stoffers, in loving memory of Am. Mex. BIS, Ch. Runner's Our Own Charisma.. Donor will provide a silver plate for permanent possession by the winner.
BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR
BRONZE Whippet relief mounted on a plaque, offered by Doris Wear, Stoney Meadows in memory of William Potter Wear.
BEST PUPPY
THE MADCAP CHALLENGE TROPHY, a sterling silver trophy, offered in memory of Norman Ellis, Madcap Whippets.
FIRST PLACE JUNIOR VETERAN DOG
6 inch silverplated Revere bowl on a walnut base, offered by Carol Willumsen, in loving memory of Ch. Willcare's Believe You Me, CD
FIRST PLACE SENIOR VETERAN DOG
Silver plated champagne cooler on a base, offered by Barbara L. Henderson, VMD, and Bo Bengtson ,in loving memory of Ch. Hardknott Maestro of Bohem, ROMX
FIRST PLACE JUNIOR VETERAN BITCH
6 inch silverplated Revere bowl on a walnut base, offered by Carol Willumsen, in loving memory of Ch. Wilcare's Decoupage.
FIRST PLACE SENIOR VETERAN BITCH
Silver plated water pitcher, offered by Carol Willumsen, in loving memory of Ch. Willcare's Collage. FIRST PLACE STUD DOG
Silver plated Revere bowl mounted on a wood base, offered by Dianne T. Bleecker, in loving memory of Ch. Morshor's Whirlaway.
Silver plated champagne cooler, offered by Dick and Barbara Rupert, in loving memory of Ch. Rollings Viktor.
FIRST PLACE BROOD BITCH
Silver plated champagne cooler, offered by Richard and Jane Wallach
LURE COURSING BEST OF BREED
THE WHIPPLETREE CHALLENGE TROPHY, a Whippet mounted on a base, offered in loving memory of Sharon Kirley, by family and friends.
THE BITTERBLUE CHALLENGE TROPHY, a bronze Mene Whippet mounted on a wood base offered by Paul and Linda Garwacki in memory of "Wilbur" Dual Ch. Bitterblue's Loco Weed, CD, LCM, SC, CGC, ROMX
TROPHIES
Will be handmade pottery made by Amy Romaniec where indicated, and all others will receive a 10 " commemorative plate for first place in each class , and an 8" plate for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in each class. All regular and non-regular classes (except Veterans)
FIRST PLACE : 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Second thru Fourth Place 8 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
FIRST IN VETERAN CLASSES: 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
BEST OF BREED - Handmade Pottery Pitcher with Whippet Motif offered by Dr. James Gray 10" porcelain commemorative plate
Handmade planter with whippet motif.
Gift Subscription to "Sighthound Review" offered by Jim and Cathy Gaidos
Best of Breed--Coupons for 150 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Purina Chosen by Champions Grooming Bag offered by the Ralston Purina Company Rosette offered by The National Whippet Club of Canada
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX - Handmade pottery canister
10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Best of Opposite Sex-Coupons for 75 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company.
Purina Chosen by Champions Arctic Cooler offered by the Ralston Purina Company
BEST OF WINNERS - Handmade pottery jewelry box
WINNERS DOG handmade pottery Pitcher offered by John Burger MD
Coupons for 37.5 of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Purina Chosen by Champions Duffle Bag offered by the Ralston Purina Company
WINNERS BITCH Handmade pottery Pitcher offered by Michael and Kathryn Slater Coupons for 37.5 of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Purina Chosen by Champions Duffle Bag offered by the Ralston Purina Company
RESERVE WINNERS DOG Handmade pottery plate offered by Anne Jacobs
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH Handmade pottery plate
BEST PUPPY- Handmade pottery creamer
Coupon for 20 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Chosen by Champions Grooming Towel offered by Ralston Purina Company.
BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR - Handmade pottery creamer
BEST IN FIELD - Hand made pottery pitcher
All REGULAR and NON-REGULAR Classes (Except Veterans)
First Place 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Second, Third ad Fourth Place 8 inch Commemorative Plate TROPHY DONATIONS:
Best of Breed James Gray, M.D. - Elysian, & Chris Hatcher - Cherché
BOS to BOB Cora Miller - Hound Hill
BOW Cora Miller - Hound Hill
WD Chris Downing, Whimsy
Dr. John Burger MD, Gatsby
WB Mike & Kathy Slater - Rosewood Whippets
RWD Anne E. Jacobs
RWB Carol Willumsen - Wilcare
Open Dog Greg Owens & Kirk Buckholz - C Square Whippets
Open Bitch Pat Moore - Wilsprit
BBE Dog Mona Maytag - Ampersand
BBE Bitch Barbara L. Henderson, VMD Whippoorwill
Am Bred Dog Mary Graham
Am Bred Bitch Mary Graham
Novice Dog Cora Miller - Hound Hill
Novice Bitch Phoebe Booth -Shamasan
12-18 mo. Dog Susan Harwell Harris - Summit
12 .18 mo. Bitch Dean & Gail Wegner - Wegner's Whippets
9-12 mo. Dog Deborah Bahm - Debmar Cindy Scott - Brookwood
9-12 mo. Bitch Peggy Bush - Shadow
6-9 mo. Dog David & Gina Samuelson - Dashing Whippets
6-9 mo. Bitch Ray & Penny Spanola
Vet Dog 7-10 Jean Krikorian - Seafire
Vet Bitch 7-10 Jim & Sue Farrell - Winwood
Vet Dog, 10 & over James Gray, M.D. - Elysian, & Chris Hatcher - Cherchê
TROPHY DONATIONS:
Best of Breed James Gray, M.D. - Elysian, & Chris Hatcher - Cherche
BOS to BOB Cora Miller - Hound Hill
BOW Cora Miller - Hound Hill
WD Chris Downing, Whimsy
Dr. John Burger MD, Gatsby
WB Mike & Kathy Slater - Rosewood Whippets
RWD Anne E. Jacobs
RWB Carol Willumsen - Wilcare
Open Dog Greg Owens & Kirk Buckholz - C Square Whippets
Open Bitch Pat Moore - Wilsprit
BBE Dog Mona Maytag - Ampersand
BBE Bitch Barbara L. Henderson, VMD Whippoorwill
Am Bred Dog Mary Graham
Am Bred Bitch Mary Graham
Novice Dog Cora Miller - Hound Hill
Novice Bitch Phoebe Booth -Shamasan
12-18 mo. Dog Susan Harwell Harris - Summit
12-18 mo. Bitch Dean & Gail Wegner - Wegner's Whippets
9-12 mo. Dog
9-12 mo. Bitch 6-9 mo. Dog 6-9 mo. Bitch Vet Dog 7-10 Vet Bitch 7.10 Vet Dog, 10 & over Vet Bitch, 10 & over Lure Course Dog Lure Course Bitch Racing Dog Racing Bitch Stud Dog Brood Bitch Best Veteran Sweeps BOS to Best Vet. Sweeps Best Puppy Best BBE High in Trial
Best in Field JUNIORS Best Junior Handler 1 St in each class
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Deborah Bahm - Debmar Cindy Scott - Brookwood Peggy Bush - Shadow David & Gina Samuelson Dashing Whippets Ray & Penny Spanola Jean Krikorian - Sea ire Jim & Sue Farrell - Winwood James Gray, M.D. - Elysian, & Chris Hatcher - Cherche Harriett Lee - Winsmith Patience Renzulli - Warburton Whippets/Dog Walkers Linda Solano - Very Urban Whippets Carolyn Perkins George & Jackie Allen - Mt. Fern Ruth Brown - Oakcrest Sue Nichols James Gray, M.D. - Elysian, & Chris Hatcher - Cherche Faith Diane Guest Gretchen Vanderford - Whippets of Kinvara Barbara L. Henderson, VMD — Whippoorwill Sighthound Review Ad—Cathy & Jim Gaidos Judy Byron—In Honor of, Alec Am/Can CDX Karl & Priscilla Gabosch Tom Sooy, VMD Sony Discman LL Bean back pack donated by Jane Cooney in memory of Helen Johnson-- Laurhel
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GENERAL TROPHY FUND -CONFORMATION
Stacey Davis and Chris Abraham—O'Bailee
Wayne & Cheryl Adams
Connie Alexander– Kachina
Laura Baker-Stanton – Merrithought
Jean & Vincent Balint– Wyndsor
Charles and Lillian Billings--Flyalong
Judy Britton-Seaspell
Doug & Ruth Broadfoot – Broadstrider
Cooney–Waterhouse Family Michael Cancellare
Gary and Susan Carr
Irene Cetta
Lee & Deann Christianson – Chelsea
Patti Fitzgerald Coles-Hi Tor
Cheryl Curik
Joan G. Damon - Poppyhill
Mary Dukes – Delacreme Jim Ferson
Joan Frailey – Terrace Hill
Ellen Frenkel & Pamela S. Miller– Topnotch Whippets
Karen Gibson –Andauer
Melody Gomes – Beachward
Lorraine Groshans – Loral
Kim Gonzales – Speedy G
George & Marie Hand – Hands
Dale J. Healy – Sithean
Barbara L. Henderson, VMD –Whippoorwill
Shirley F. Hitter– Hitterhaus
Julie M. Holm–Terrace Hill
D. Jay Hyman, Esq. – Rolling
Jersey Rag Racers Whippet Association
Linda Johnson – Barchet Whippets
Dona Kelley-Cyrano Hounds
Iva & Jeffrey Kimmelman – Merci Isle
Kerri Kuper– Karasar
Ralph & Erma Kovach – High Flyer
Lori and Carey Lawrence--Starline
Fred & Bobbie Lutz
Pat McLaughlin – Hounds of Buncrana
Jack and Charlotte McManus--Fermanagh
R. Edward & Jo L. Meister– Elyria
Cora Miller – Hound Hill
Kay Nierengarten & Mark Shubert– Northwind
Allen L. Odom
MaryJean and Ed Odron
Ray & Barbara Parsons – Raybar Kennels
Karen Roberson
Barbara & Dick Rupert - Oakhurst
Ruby Sipper - Krislyn Whippets
Sporting Fields Kennels
Harriet S. Vincent - Cottonwood
Elizabeth White
Donation from American Whippet Club Futurity
OBEDIENCE TROPHY DONORS
High In Trial—Offered by Judy Byron
High Scoring Whippet in Regular Classes—Mona Maytag--Ampersand
High Scoring Whippet in the non regular classes—Mona Maytag—Ampersand
High Scoring Whippet with Highest Combined Score in Open B and Utility— Pat McLaughlin
First Place Novice A--Carolyn Perkins
First Place Novice B—Diane Guest
First Place Open A—Barbara Sciarra
First Place Open B—Lynn Sawyer
First Place Utility A— Joan Lessor
First Place Utility B— Great Lakes Whippet Club
Highest Scoring Veteran—Shelley Hennessy
First Place Brace—Tom Quinn
First Place Team-- Sue Rosenbeck and Matt McCutcheon
First Place Versatility—Lisa Costello, DVM
The following trophies will be crate pads and small zippered purse with a Whippet head.
High Scoring AKC Ch. In Regular Classes—Mona Maytag, Ampersand
High Scoring AKC Ch. In Non-Regular Classes—Mona Maytag, Ampersand
High Scoring AKC FCh. In Regular Classes—Bobbie Lutz
High Scoring AKC FCh. In Non-Regular Classes—Lynn Sawyer
High Scoring ASFA FCh. In Regular Classes—Hounds of Buncrana, Pat McLaughlin In Honor of "Knick"
High Scoring ASFA FCh. In Non- Regular Classes—Margaret Felice
High Scoring JC (not an SC) In Regular Classes—Barbara Henderson
High Scoring JC (not an SC) In Non-Regular Classes—Great Lakes Whippet Club
High Scoring SC (Not an FCh) in Regular Classes—Shirley Cooney and Jane Cooney-Waterhouse
High Scoring SC (Not an FCh.) in Non-Regular Classes—Sue Rosenbeck and Matt McCutcheon
High Scoring Whippet with an AKC Agility Title in Regular Classes—Lisa Costello, DVM
High Scoring Whippet with an AKC Agility Title in Non-Regular Classes—Shelley Hennessy
High Scoring Veteran in Regular Classes—Barbara Sciarra
High Scoring Veteran in Non-Regular—Tom Quinn
GENERAL TROPHY FUND-OBEDIENCE
Cheryl Curik
Jersey Rag Racers Whippet Association
Joan Lessor
Meribeth Metevia, Baywood—In memory of Ch. Misty Moor's Morning Angel UD
Jack and Charlotte McManus—Fermanagh
Carolyn Perkins
Judy Thomas
GENERAL TROPHY FUN-AGILITY
Bobbie Lutz
Mona Maytag-Ampersand
Jack and Charlotte McManus--Fermanagh
Harriett Lee - Winsmith
All Veteran Participant Other than First Place receive an 8 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
FIRST, 7-10 VETERAN DOG 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Video titled 'The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
FIRST, 10 and OVER VETERAN DOG 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Science Diet Senior Award (Medallion) Offered by Hill's Science Diet
Video titled 'The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
FIRST, 7 .10 VETERAN BITCH 10" commemorative plate offered by James and Sue Farrell..
Video titled "The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
FIRST, 10 and OVER VETERAN BITCH 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
Science Diet Senior Award (Medallion) Offered by Hill's Science Diet
Video titled 'The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
FIRST STUD DOG Handmade pottery Beer mug
Video titled 'The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
FIRST BROOD BITCH Handmade pottery Beer mug
Video titled 'The Whippet" offered by Sharon Sakson, Paris Whippets
THE SELECT AWARD
Often at a National Specialty the number of quality dogs in competition tar exceeds the number of top awards available. The judge must choose only one Best of Breed and one Best of Opposite Sex.
The awarding of a Select Rosette acknowledges that the animal was under consideration for Best of Breed or Best of Opposite Sex. The judge is indicating her recognition of an exceptional animal who could, on another day, merit a top award.
The American Whippet Club allows for ten Select Awards to be presented in addition to Best of Breed and Best of Opposite Sex. The judge may, at her discretion, award all or none of the rosettes. Receiving a Select Award is indeed a significant honor.
SELECT AWARDS: 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate
ROSETTE— Silver and Blue
OBEDIENCE CHALLENGE TROPHIES
Unless otherwise specified, the Challenge trophies are offered for the highest scoring Whippet from the regular Obedience classes. Challenge trophies are offered under the following conditions: To be won three times by the same exhibitor, not necessarily with the same dog, for outright ownership. Dogs may be owned by the handler or by any other person. Until won permanently, the trophy will remain in the hands of the American Whippet Club.
I'M NEXT OF CLULAN, CD, ARM, FCh CHALLENGE TROPHY. A silver footed tray offered by Margaret Haese, Clulan Whippets, in memory of I'm Next of Clulan, CD, ARM, FCh, (Kinni).
CLULAN JANDALL'S HIGH NOON CD CHALLENGE TROPHY. A Silver, round tray offered by Margaret Haese, Clulan Whippets.
Jersey Rag Racers Association, Inc. offers a Perpetual Trophy that consists of a brass Whippet figurine on a wood base to the highest scoring Whippet in the regular or non-regular classes. This perpetual trophy is to remain in the possession of the Club. An engraved picture frame is offered by Jersey Rag Racers Association, Inc. for the winner of this perpetual trophy to keep.
NOTE: Dog must compete in class, not just be entered.
OTCH SPORTING FIELDS MAD MATTER, UD TROPHY, a pewter coffee service offered by friends of and fans of Jo Jo to honor his career in the ring.
OBEDIENCE TROPHIES
A complete list of prizes and donors will be listed in the catalog.
First in each class: 10 inch porcelain commemorative plate
Second thru Third in each class 8 inch porcelain commemorative plate
High in Trial - Whippet canister - pottery made by Amy Romaniec
High Combined Score- whippet pottery plate made by Amy Romaniec
Coupon for 75 lbs. of any Purina pet food offered by the Ralston Purina Company. Chosen by Champions Director's Chair offered by Ralston Purina Company.
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the ring, must be picked up during the event at the Ralston Purina
Booth. Presentation of the winning ribbon is required. Ralston Purina
reserves the right to make prize substitutions of equal or greater value
in the event a specific listed prize is not available.
Joan Goldstein - All Specialty
Classes and Junior Showmanship
My history in Whippets dates back to 1958. It was at that time that my husband Bob and I decided that we wanted something smaller than the Greyhound we had as our first dog. It was a natural progression to the Whippet. We obtained our first bitch from the Mardomere Kennels. I do not know her breeding since at that time no papers were given. She was a wonderful and loving pet and was our only dog until 1963 when we went to a dog show and saw show whippets for the first time. At this show was the dog that would forever color my image of the breed; Ch. Morshor's Whirlaway. He was a spectacular show-dog and even to my untrained eye, he was perfection. We contacted Dianne Moore, and told her we wanted one that looked just like him, that same wonderful blue-grey color and great temperament. She had a litter out of his litter sister, Ch. Mor-shor's Hop-To-It Girl by Ch. Seven League Sunday Best and there was one bitch left.
We fell in love with her because she was white with blue brindle markings, and had one ear that stuck straight up in the air. The ear cinched it, and we came home with the bitch who started it all, Ch. Mor-Shor's Orestia, C.D. We never regretted our choice. While we never bred much, (I think we had a total of somewhere around 15 litters in 35 years), I always had Flame's (Whirlaway)— image in my mind and tried to reproduce that image with every litter that was born.
Orestia was bred to Ch. Seyberne's Gallant Fox and produced our first litter. Out of this came four Champions, one of which was Ch. Gold Dust's All That Glitters, whom we kept. On the day she finished her Championship, she was bred to Ch. Mor-Shor's Bold N'Courageous. This was our "Glitter Litter" in which was Ch. Gold-Dust's Florentine, Ch. Gold-Dust's Dazzlin Doubletake and of course, Ch. Gold-Dust's Twenty-Four Karat. There were many discussions in the fancy about who was the best of the three, each bitch having her supporters. They all had their share of exciting wins. Florentine finishing at Westminster, Raz, winning at Channel Cities, and Kari becoming the winningest Specialty Winner of her time, always breeder, owner handled. She finished at the Eastern Specialty going BOS from the classes, won BOB at the Midwest Specialty twice, and BOB at the Western Specialty twice where she also won the Santa Barbara K.C. Hound Group in 1976. She was also BOB at Westminster in 1976. This was the year that our greyhound, Ch. Grey Roc Winged Victory also won the breed and a Group placement at the Garden. This all occurred during the mid to late seventies.
Kari was bred to Ch. Stoney Meadow's North Star, and from this breeding came Ch. Gold-Dust's Satin Finish and Ch. Gold-Dust's Limited Edition. These two bitches are behind some of the top winning dogs of today. Both were bred to Oscar, Limited Edition producing Quiche, the foundation bitch of Starline Kennels, and Satin Finish producing Ch. Gold-Dust's Joint Venture, (Coach), Ch. Gold-Dust's Champagne Parti and Ch. Gold-Dust's Let's Parti.
From these dogs have come BIS, BIF, SBIS, Futurity Winners, Award of Merit Winners as well as Field Champions. Ch. Gold-Dust's Pretty Penny won the National Futurity in 1995, and her litter brother, Ch. Gold-Dust's Precious Mettle is an Award of Merit winner. One of his daughters, Ch. Gold Dust's Piece of Cake, (Sara), is the last dog that was shown and finished by me.
I am proud to say that I truly feel that I have kept the "look" I loved, the function that counts, and that this look and performance have been passed down to the many Gold-Dust descendents being shown in various parts of the U.S. and the World today.
I want to thank all of you who gave me the great honor of judging this National Specialty. I cannnot think of anything that I have done in dogs that made me prouder.
Martha Davis Coody (Marty)
Obedience
I started training dogs in obedience as a very young child. Even then (about 12-14) I knew I wanted to train and show in obedience. Then I decided that I wanted a Doberman Pinscher. After I graduated high school that dream came true. In 1958 1 started teaching my 8 month old puppy in obedience, 21 months later we completed her utility degree. In 1960 she was rated one of the top ten Dobermans in the country. Can you guess who had a swelled head? My day would come.
Time passed, I trained two Vizsla's one with CDX, one UD. Both completed their Championships. I became an obedience judge in 1970. Showed German Shepherd Dogs in breed and obedience and obtained a Miniature Poodle (showed only in obedience). Frankly I did well with all my dogs, all had CDX or UD. Then I tore up my left foot, had surgery and no balance on any turns. Since I was judging a lot, I didn't miss showing too much.
February 1988 I represented the obedience fancy as one of twelve members the AKC invited to be on the obedience committee, when among other things, we lowered the jump heights.
In 1992 two major things happened in my life. I moved to Pittsburgh (job transfer) and decided to show again. I had continued to train others through-out this time period when I hadn't been showing. So after 18 years I returned to the ring. Remember I said I was cocky? My time had come. Often when one trains a dog and gets another one you believe that, with how much I know, and how smart he is ,"we'll just skip through this". We did in Novice - 3 shows (scores in the mid '90's range). Open B blew first 3 shows on recall - not the "Drop", the "Come". Then aced out the next three and finished in mid 90's. Then my day came! Utility was a different story. I did not train consistently and Casey showed it. NEVER have I been so embarrassed in the ring. I was showing in Utility B and I, or he , made a jackass out of both of us. I never considered quitting, but I had to back up and re-train consistently. We finished the last leg 1st in Utility B. Someday hopefully we will finish the OTCH. I learned a lot of humility during this time period. If one stays with dogs long enough your day will come, both the gray and the sunny days.
In the meantime I have acquired a Papillon. He has a TD, CDX and working on utility. He has NA and two legs on OA in agility. So we are having a lot of fun together.
After forty years of training and thirty years of judging I have learned: 1) that all dogs can be trained and all handlers can be trained, in both cases, some are easier than others. 2) Teamwork is a special feeling between a dog and a handler. 3) It is fun to work in breed, obedience, agility or any performance sport. 4) Hang loose and have fun with your dog, life will be a lot more enjoyable, and there is always tomorrow.
Dr. Billings - Veteran Sweepstakes
Dr. Billings, a research physician, and his wife purchased their first Whippet, Bright's Flyalong Monacrch ( a Wingedfoot Marksman son) in England in 1956. They have owned, bred and showed Whippets ever since under the Flyalong prefix. Dr. Billings was approved to judge Whippets in 1979, and Greyhounds about 10 years later. He has judged specialties and supported entries in the United States, Canada and England . He has twice been a member of the AWC Board of Directors and headed the AWC study of the "longhaired whippets" in 1982-82; he also headed the committee that drafted the revised Whippet breed standard in 1983. He is an Emeritus Professor of Preventive Medicine at The Ohio State University.
Charles Roberts
Triathlon Conformation
My introduction to whippets was back in 1977 when I saw them for the first time at the barn where I boarded my horse. In 1979 I went to my first lure trial and fell in love with the breed and in 1981 I got my first whippet. I went to several coursing events both in the U.S. and in Canada. At the same time, I also got my indoctrination into racing. In 1984 I got my second whippet and he could do everything, show, course, race and be my pet! That was Am./Can. Ch. Allerei's Cabin Fever LCM. He was my foundation stud dog and in 1987 I leased Ch. Spectre White Hot from Deann Christianson of Chelsea fame. That started Strebor Kennels. Since then, I have bred for the dual-purpose whippets. I have bred dogs that have been successful in the ring both show and obedience, on the coursing field and on the racetrack. They have achieved SBIS, BIS, BIF, Ch's, CD, LCM and the list goes on. I believe that one whippet can be successful in the ring and in the field. One with conformational soundness, athletic ability in the field and an endearing and sweet temperament. I take great pride in the accomplishments of my breeding program and therefore am equally proud to judge the triathlon. I believe in and respect all the participants for the time an effort they put into their dogs.
I want to thank everyone who believes in themselves and their dos, and for bringing them and participating in the triathlon. I wish all exhibitors the best of luck and commend them on their hard work.
Jean Balint - Altered Classes
I was born in England and came with my husband and family to the USA in 1965. I became a Whippet lover and owner in May of 1969. Using the kennel name, Wyndsor, I bred my first litter in 1970. From that litter I got my first two AKC champions.
In the early years I was very involved in both showing and racing. Due to my work and trying to raise a family, I realized I could not to both. In order to give more time to my family I decided to limit showing and continue racing. Racing has been my passion and love for the past 28 years.
My first judging assignment was the Sweepstakes at the prestigious Santa Barbara Show. This was in 1972. Since then I have judged many sweepstakes and matches, all of which I have greatly enjoyed.
I am proud to be asked to judge the altered classes. As many of you know I have always encouraged people to spay and neuter. I thank you for giving me this privilege and wish you all a happy, successful National Specialty.
The American Whippet Club Congratulate the 1999 Versatility Award Winners!
Dogs Name: Flyn D R'Ntless P'Ball Wizard
Titles: C.D., Wrch, Orc, F. CH.
Owner: Jennifer & Reed Millinger
AWARD OF VERSATILITY
Dogs Name: CH. Suryhil Baywood Minton
Titles: CH., C.D., F. CH., U-ach. T.T., CGC, TDI
Owner: Meribeth Metevia
CHAMPION AWARD OF VERSATILITY EXCELLENT
Dogs Name: Ch. Surrey Hills Irresistible
Titles: CH., C.D., F. CH., CGC
Owner: Meribeth Metevia & Tom Quinn
CHAMPION AWARD OF VERSATILITY
Dogs Name: Finghin's All Fired Up
Titles: F.C., LCM3., NA, CGC
Owner: Elaine & Sean McMichael
AWARD OF VERSATILITY
Dogs Name: Bryson's Darby of Wyndsor
Titles: C.D., NA., CR., CGC., LCM
Owner: Carolyn Simpson & Jean Balint
AWARD OF VERSATILITY
Dogs Name: CH. Kamada's Justice For All
Titles: CH., C.D., F.CH., NA., CGC., SC
Owner: Charlotte Anderson & Kathy & Debbie Davenport
CHAMPION AWARD OF VERSATILITY
WHIPPETS
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
Judge: Dr. Charles Billings
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Dogs, 7 Years and Under 10 Years.
First $ 80.00 Second $ 60.00 Third $ 40.00 Fourth $ 20.00
115 CH. WHIPPOORWILL DOUBLE TIME. OWNER: Dr. Barbara L. Henderson & Juanita Irvin.
117 CH. MIMBRES GILDED GRAYLING. OWNER: Kim Gonzales.
181 CH. SPORTINGFIELDS PAINTED PONY, SC. OWNER: Alice VandenBussche.
199 FC. PENNYWORTH RED RABBIT, CD, MC,NA,NAJ,AV,LCM2. OWNER: Roberta S. Lutz & Dr.Barbara L. Henderson.
219 CH. RING SIDE'S TALK OF EDME, JC. OWNER: Thomas Quinn.
261 CH. PARIS DIABLESSE QUINN, FCH, SC. OWNER: Jenny McCartney & Leila Downen. 275 CH. SPORTING FLD LEADER SEASPELL, SC. OWNER: Kim Tudor.
289 CH. TROCHEE EL NINO, FCH., SC. OWNER: Kevin & Lisa Saunders.
305 CH. PARIS PLAY WITH FIRE. OWNER: Gretchen Vanderford.
341 CH. WILLABE RUF N' TUF AT FREBUTTI, SC, DPC, TRP. OWNER: Marilyn M. Thyes. 371 CH. WOODSIA ROPING THE WIND. OWNER: Suzanne Rosenbeck.
441 CH. MERCI ISLE DEEP WOODS, JC. OWNER: Gregory & Lisa Buzzell.
447 CH. FESTIVA'S KNICKERBOCKER, ROM. OWNER: Katie & Kelly Rudolph. 461 CH. SAYLAND'S STARMAN. OWNER: Dr. Alice Sowders.
487 AMPERSAND WITCH DOCTOR, JC. OWNER: Betty Jean Nickerson & G. Guba, R. Maytag.
519 CH. SHAMASAN DICK TRACY, SC. OWNER: Joseph & Katherine Nial. 551 CH. ABELARM LOOKS LIKE REIGN. OWNER: Mrs. Alan R. Robson.
563 CH. WHIPPLETREES WILD COLONIAL BOY, JC. OWNER: Ray Johnson & Sharon Kirley.
595 CH. ARBORLEA VENTURE CAPITAL F.CH. SC. OWNER: Mallory Ballard & Chuck Ballard.
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Dogs, 10 years and under 12 years.
First $ 17.00 Second $ 12.00 Third $ 8.00 Fourth $ 4.00
129 CH. CLASSIC RALPH LAUREN, FCH. OWNER: Catherine Vroom.
223 CH. CHATWIG CHANTARKA LCM,SC. OWNER: Jean & Dick Schroeder.
277 CH. STARDUST'S SEE YOU AT THE TOP, F.CH, JC. OWNER: Kevin & Lisa Saunders.
339 CH. SURREYHILL BAYWOOD MINTON, CD,SC,NA. OWNER: Meribeth Metevia.
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Dogs, 12 Years and Older.
First $ 13.00 Second $ 9.00 Third $ 6.00 Fourth $ 3.00
489 LAURAS ASHLY BAROQUE, FCH, SC. OWNER: Laura Baker.
577 ALLEGRO'S TOUCH OF FORTUNE, SC, LCM. OWNER: Kristen Fredericks & Shelton Carter.
599 CH. ARBORLEA AN EASY TOUCH. OWNER: Mallory Ballard & Chuck Ballard.
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Bitches, 7 Years and Under 10 Years.
First $ 72.00 Second $ 54.00 Third $ 36.00 Fourth $ 18.00
10 CH. KARASAR'S PREFERENCE. OWNER: Kerrie Kuper & Neil Barthelette.
50 CH. WISTWIND'S RENAISSANCE ROSE, LCM II. OWNER: Greg & Carolyn Mountan.
98 CH. LAMBAY'S SPICE 'N CASTLECREST. OWNER: Ron & Linda Waggoner.
110 CH. CARBETH LIVING LEGEND, FCH,SC. OWNER: Nancy Pierson.
114 CH. SONSEEAHRAY'S GLAMOROUS FASH'N. OWNER: Marlene Slowinski.
160 CH. SEASPELL'S POST CHAISE. OWNER: Janine A. Britton & J .& D. Britton.
270 CHESARA SEASPELL'S CHARADE,MC, FCH. OWNER: Dr. William F. Renzulli & Mrs. William F. Rensulli.
368 TROCHEE FINAL FRONTIER. OWNER: Kevin & Lisa Saunders & Terry Floyd.
370 TROCHEE FINAL ANALYSIS. OWNER: Kevin & Lisa Saunders & Terry Floyd.
378 CH. WHIPPLETREE WIND OF CHANGE. OWNER: Kimberly A. Levin & Jackie Levin.
434 HIFI HOT GOSSIP, SC. OWNER: Karen/Kent Shaver & J. A. Boose.
452 CH. CARBETH CHERRY PIE, JC. OWNER: Caroline E. Kirchner & Barbara J. Parsons.
464 CH. GEORDON'S DUSTY ROSE. OWNER: Georgette MacLean.
480 CH. HOUND HILL CHEERIO, CD, SC. OWNER: Mary Hope Schoenfeld.
558 CH. BOHEM OF THEE I SING. OWNER: Bo Bengtson.
582 CH. TNT'S BLACK MAGIC WOMAN, SC,FCH. OWNER: Donna & Larry Richards.
758 CH. SURREYHILL'S IRRISISTIBLE, JC, CD, NA, NAJ. OWNER: Meribeth Metevia.
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Bitches, 10 years and under 12 years.
First $ 21.00 Second $ 16.00 Third $ 11.00 Fourth $ 5.00
46 CH. SEASPELLS EYE OF THE STORM JC. OWNER: Janine A. Britton & Dustin & Judith Britton.
356 SEASPELL'S PEMAQUID POINT JC,FCH,ROMX. OWNER: Judith Britton.
380 DC. SPORTING FIELD'S WINSOME WON, MC, FCh.. OWNER: James Farrell.
430 CH. WILLCARE'S AGED IN WOOD. OWNER: Claire A. Newcombe.
550 CH. HAMRYA'S MICA OF MERCI ISLE, SC, FCH. OWNER: Marise Banks.
WHIPPETS. Sweep Veterans Bitches, 12 Years and Older.
First $ 4.00
664 CH. ELYSIAN A FEW APRIL SHOWERS. OWNER: James R Gray, MD & Lnglsn. Knl. & J.&N. Layne.
Best in Veteran Sweepstakes
Best of Opposite Sex in Veteran Sweepstakes
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