2003 AWC National Specialty

Show Information

Veteran Sweepstakes

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This Specialty is held under American Kennel Club Rules.

Catalog

American Kennel Club Member Event No: 2003074702

American Whippet Club

17 th National Specialty Show

and Obedience Trial

April 21 thru 26, 2003

Holiday Inn Crystal Lake
800 South Route 31
Crystal Lake , IL 60014

815-477-7000

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Show Chair: Bobbi Mason
8815 Bull Run Trail, Woodstock, IL 60098
815-337-4423 masonhillk9@aol.com

National Show Chair: Cindy Scott
3655 Cragwood Dr. Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-594-9974 Brookwood22@adelphia.net

Obedience Chair: Tom Quinn
3998 3 Mile Drive, Detroit, MI 48224
313-882-2665 tquinnrinqsidemsn.com

National Obedience Chairman: Shelley Hennessy
5849 Meteor, Toledo, OH 43623
419-473-8817
And All Officers and directors of the Club

Committee Chairpersons

Chief Ring Steward Jeffrey Kimmelman

Trophies: Bobbi Mason & Peggy Bush

Awards Banquet: Linda & Mike Allen

Sweat Shirts and T-Shirts: Peggy Bea

Catalog Sales: Peggy Bea

Hospitality : Jane Cooney-Waterhouse

AWC Raffle: Susan Bolduc

Rescue Raffle: Peggy Bush

Top Twenty: Charles Roberts

American Whippet Club - April 21-26, 2003

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Catalog Advertising: BJ Bagshaw
760-599-4749
Triathlon: Mike Slater
RV Parking: Carolyn & Greg Mountan

Parade of Rescues: Peggy Bush
1201 Keats Dr., Dallas, TX 75211
whippets@webtv.net

Parade of Honor: Alice Vandenbussche 5075 Owls Nest Rd., Marion, NY 14505 315-589-4802 alicevand@aol.com

Vendors: Crystal McNulty
514 Hicks-Hollow Road, Chillicothe, IL 61523
309-579-2946 cmcnult1@earthlink.net

Photographer
Photos by Susan & Lennah
PO Box 146 , Williamston, MI 48895
517-655-4491 photosbysusan@msn.com

Veterinarian On Call
Woodstock Veterinary Clinic
681 Lake Street , Woodstock, IL 60098
815-338-0132

JUDGES
* All Specialty classes and Junior Showmanship
Mrs. Iva Kimmelman
165 Gleasondale Rd., Snow, MA 01775-1334

Obedience
Mr. Edward H. Haas
223 Williamsburg Ct, Montgomery, IL 60538-3010

Veteran Sweepstakes
Mrs. Jean Balint
2037 San Luis St, Fairfield, CA 94533

Altered Classes
Ms. Kristy Kenyon
27833 Goetz Rd., Quail Valley, CA 92587

Triathlon Conformation

Mr. Del Wasso

2390 E Grinter Rd. , Gardner, IL 60424

* Mrs. Kimmelman is planning on doing a verbal critique of all her placements at this year's National. This is a unique opportunity for those placing in the classes and this has been approved by AKC.

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Judging Program

American Whippet Club
April 21 st - 26 th, 2003

There are 736 Whippets entered at this Specialty with a total entry of 1109.

Saturday April 19, 2003

WRA Racing - Eyleland Park, Antioch, IL

Sunday, April 20, 2003

ASFA Lure Field Trial - Lippold Field, Crystal Lake , IL

Monday, April 21, 2003
Agility Trial

8:00 am - Check In

Excellent briefing arid walk-thru Agility Trial Classes ‑

36 Total Entries

Judge: Mr. Kurt Matushek

8:00 am - Check in & walk through
2 Excellent B - 20" # 622, 623

1 Open - 20" # 322

1 Open - 16" Preferred # 59

12 Novice B - 20" # 192, 194 thru 204

2 Novice A - 16" # 37, 39

7 Novice Preferred 16" #38, 40,41,42, 44, 45, 46

1 Novice Preferred 20" # 43

9 Novice A - 20" # 62 thru 70

2 Novice A - 24" # 92, 93

Jumpers W/Weaves - 37 Total Entries

2 Excellent B - 20" # 622, 623

1 Excellent A 16" Preferred # 59

3 Open 20" # 192, 194, 200

2 Novice A 16" # 37, 39

7 Novice Preferred 16" #38, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46

1 Novice Preferred 20" # 43

9 Novice B 20" # 195 thru 203, 322

10 Novice A 20" # 62 thru 71

1 Novice B 24" # 927

2 Novice A 24" # 92, 93

Triathlon Conformation
Competition

Judge: Mr. Del Wasso 1:30 pm 34 Triathlon Entries 22 Dogs

12 Bitches

Monday, April 21, 2003 (con't)

Obedience Trial Classes

15 Entries

Judge: Mr. Edward H. Haas

3:00 pm

2 Graduate Novice Entries # 129, 602

8 Veteran Class Entries #132, 602 thru 607, 612

4 Brace Class Entry # 121/202, 126/604, 132/605, 122/305

1 Versatility Entry # 303

7:00 p.m.

Welcome Party - Lounge

 NOTE!
PLEASE BRING A SHEET FROM HOME
TO COVER YOUR BEDSPREAD!!!

Tuesday, April 22, 2003

Obedience Trial Classes - 48 Total Entries

Judge: Mr. Edward H. Haas

7:00 am

(Judge may take up to a 1 hour break at his discretion)

2 Utility Class A Entries# 302, 402

3 Open Class A Entries # 114, 132, 202

5 Open Class B Entries # 302 thru 305

7 Novice Class A Entries # 6, 8 thru 12, 14

31 Novice Class B Entries # 101 thru 127, 129 thru 132

Tuesday, April 22, 2003, Con't

Futurity Classes

169 Futurity Entries Judge: Mr. Saulo Jr. P. Biscoto 1:30 pm

(Judge may take up to a 1 hour break at his discretion)

14 6 to 8 Month Puppy Dogs 21 8 to 10 Month Puppy Dogs

11 10 to 12 Month Puppy Dogs 9 12 to 14 Month Dog

21 14 to 18 Month Dogs

21 6 to 8 Month Puppy Bitches

28 8 to 10 Month Puppy Bitches

13 10 to 12 Month Puppy Bitches

15 12 to 14 Month Bitches

16 14 to 18 Month Bitches

Wednesday , April 23, 2003

Regular Classes Begin

Judge: Mrs. Iva Kimmelman 3:30 a.m. 159 Class entries

(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)

29 Puppy Dogs, 6 to 9 Months

31 Puppy Dogs, 9 to 12 Months

26 12 to 18 Dogs

29 Bred by Exhibitor Dogs

12 American Bred Dogs

32 Open Dogs

Winners Dog

Altered Dog and Bitch Competition Judge: Mrs. Kristy Kenyon

4:30 pm 15 Altered Class Entries 8 Altered Dog Class, Open

7 Altered Bitch Class, Open

following the Altered Classes

Senior Handling Competition

As scheduled throughout the day
Eye Clinic

Thursday, April 24, 2003

Regular Class Judging Resumes

Judge: Mrs. Iva Kimmelman

8:00 am 199 Class Entries

(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)

50 Puppy Bitches, 6 to 9 Months

44 Puppy Bitches, 9 to 12 Months

41 12 to 18 Bitches

43 Bred-By-Exhibitor Bitches

21 American Bred Bitches

7:00 pm Top 20 Competition

Friday, April 25, 2003

8:15 am Convene Annual Meeting
Ballroom

The Annual Meeting Reconvenes following
lunch break and before the afternoon
judging begins.

8:30 am Handling Seminar

Junior Showmanship Competition Judge: Mrs. Iva Kimmelman

10:00am - 11 Junior Showmanship Entries

1 Novice Sr

4 Open Jr

6 Open Sr

Regular Class Judging Continues Judge: Mrs. Iva Kimmelman following Junior Showmanship Judging

133 Class Entries

(Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)

6 Novice Bitches

37 Open Bitches

Winner's Bitch

21 Veteran Dog Class, 7 to 10 Years

11 Veteran Dog Class, 10 Years +

10 Lure Coursing Class, Dogs

8 Racing Dog Class

15 Veteran Bitches, 7 to 10 Years

10 Veteran Bitches, 10 Years +

8 Lure Coursing Class Bitches

7 Racing Bitch Class

6:30 pm Parade of Rescues

7:00 pm 9 Parade of Honors

Wine and Cheese Party

Veteran Sweepstakes Judge: Mrs. Jean Balint

8:00 pm

58 Veteran Sweepstakes Entries

22 Veteran Dogs, 7 to 10 Years

8 Veteran Dogs, 10 to 12 Years

4 Veteran Dogs, 12 Years +

16 Veteran Bitches, 7 to 10 Years

6 Veteran Bitches, 10 to 12 Years

2 Veteran Bitches, 12 Years +

Saturday, April 26, 2003

Regular Class Judging Continues Judge: Mrs. Iva Kimmelman

8:30 a.m. 165 Total Entries

Best of Breed & Non-Regular Classes

Involving Multiple Entries (Judge may take up to 1 hour break at her discretion)

119 Best of Breed Competition

( 58 Dogs/ 61 Bitches) Best Puppy

Best Bred-By-Exhibitor

Best Veteran

3 Brace Class Entries

1 Team Class Entry

18 Stud Dog Class

3 Stud Dog Extended Generation

18 Brood Bitch Class

4 Brood Bitch Extended Generation

6:30 p.m. Cocktails

7:00 p.m. Awards Banquet Silent Auction

JUDGES - AMERICAN WHIPPET CLUB 2003

Mrs. Jean Balint .............................................................. 2037 San Luis St, Fairfield, CA 94533

Mr. Saulo Jr. P. Biscoto Av. Prof. Mario Wemeck, 2.900/111 Belo Horizonte - MG-30. 575-180 Brazil

Mr. Edward H. Haas ........................................ 223 Williamsburg Ct, Montgomery, IL 60538-3010

Ms. Kristy Kenyon ..................................................... 27833 Goetz Rd., Quail Valley, CA 92587

Mrs. Iva Kimmelman .............................................. 165 Gleasondale Rd., Snow, MA 01775-1334

Kurt Matushek .......................................................................... 579 Horace Dr., Elgin, IL 60120

Mr. Del Wasso .................................................................. 2390 E Grinter Rd., Gardner, IL 60424

NOTICE

All rights to televise, video tape, advertise, photograph, promote or otherwise exploit this event are vested in the Club, or in persons to whom assignments of such rights have been made in writing by the Club. All persons and animals on the Showgrounds at any time while the Show is in progress, do by attending this show or participating therein, grant to the Club the right to photograph , televise, video tape , audiotape or otherwise use their likeliness and voice in any manner without further release or consent.

The American Whippet Club is not responsible
for the actions or products of the commercial vendors of this show.

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Veteran Sweepstakes Judge: Mrs. Jean Balint

All Class trophies are offered byCindy Scott, Brookwood, in memory of Ch Khiva's Brookwood, LCM

A Green and Pink Rosette is offered for Best in Veteran Sweepstakes Best in Veteran Sweeps—Engraved sterling silver music box Best of Opposite Sexto Veteran Sweeps—Pink Rosette

Engraved 5 x 7 photo album

For First Place in each class an Engra v ed, pewter change cup All participants will receive a stuffed toy

Altered Dog and Bitch Competition
Judge: Ms. Kristy Kenyon

All trophies are Faux Fur designs by Marti Bradford and offered by Marti Bradford and Peggy Bush First thru Fourth in all classes: Rosette

Best Altered—Faux Fur throw with Logo

Best of Opposite Sexto Best Altered—Faux Fur crate with logo

All First Place class winners will receive a crate pad

All participants will receive a stuffed toy designed by Marti Bradford and offered byMarti Bradford and Peggy Bush.

Junior Showmanship

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 or Novice Senior Showmanship Class at a licensed or member show.

Junior Showmanship Trophies

Best Junior Handler - Offered by Terry & Deana Brown in memory of BIS Ch Chelsea Satin Doll, LCM

National Sweatshirt

Candy Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

Photo of win offered by Photos by Susan and Lennah

Pink and Green Rosette

Novice Junior, Novice Senior, Open Junior and Open Senior classes are sponsored baren Gibson, Andauer Whippets

First in each class – Ceramic ring boxwith Whippet Head

2 nd thru 4th in Each Class -Choice of Hat or Visor with AWC National Logo

Senior Showmanship Competition Prizes: Rosette for 1st in each class

Best Senior Handler - Quilted well hanging offered anonymously

PARADE OF RESCUES

Veterinary Assistance from AWC Members

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 that person payment for their service. The medications and supplies theybring with them, out of their concern for our dogs are not free!

CHALLENGE TROPHIES

The following Challenge Trophies are offered at the /MAC National Specialtyonly and shall remain i the custody of the Club until permanentlyretired. For permanent possession, all Challenge TrophiE must be won three times bythe 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, 19th century bronze "Whippet With A Ball" by P.J. Mene, mounte 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 byCarol Curry in loving memory of Ch. Locar's Royal Doulton.

BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX

THE CHELSEA CHALLENGE TROPHY, Statue of running Whippets mounted on a wooden base offered by Lee and Deann Christianson in memoryof SBIS Ch Chelsea Drakkar of Oxford, JC, FCh ROMX

BEST OF WINNERS

THE SHAMASAN CHALLENGE TROPHY, A 12-inch silver-plated Revere bowl.

THE RAINTREE CHALLENGE TROPHY, A silver-plated champagne cooler, in honor of Ch. Sportin 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 boW, in loving memory of Ch. Gold-Dust Twenty Four Karat BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR DOG

Silver plated boW mounted on a walnut base, offered bylsabell Stoffers, in loving memory of Am. Mex. BIS, Ch. Runner's He the Continental . Donor will provide a silver plate for permanent possession bythe winner.

BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR BITCH

Silver plated boW mounted on a walnut base, offered bylsabell Stoffers, in loving memory of Am. Mex. BIS, Ch. Runner's Our Own Charisma.. Donor will provide a silver plate for permanent possession bythe 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 memoryof Norman Ellis, Madcap Whippets.

FIRST PLACE JUNIOR VETERAN DOG

6 inch silver plated 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 lowing memoryof Ch. Hardknott Maestro of Bohem, R)MX

FIRST PLACE JUNIOR VETERAN BITCH

6 inch silver plated Revere bowl on a walnut base, offered byCarol Willumsen, in loving memory of Ch. Wilcare's Decoupage.

FIRST PLACE SENIOR VETERAN BITCH

Silver plated water pitcher, offered byCarol Willumsen, in loving memory of Ch. Willcare's Collage. FIRST PLACE STUD DOG

Silver plated Revere bowl mounted on a wood base, offered byDianne T. Bleecker, in loving memory of Ch. Morshor's Whirlaway.

Silver plated champagne cooler, offered by Dick and Barbara %pert, in loving memory of Ch. Rollings Viktor.

FIRST PLACE BROOD BITCH

Silver plated champagne cooler, offered by Richard and Jane Wallach

TRIATHLON CHAMPION

THE LOUIS PEGRAM CHALLENGE TROPHY, A Whippet statue mounted on a wooden base, offered by the Ralston Purina Company, to honor the Triathlon Champion. Designed and sculpted by Garry Newton, Solari.

Ralston Purina will award a bronze medallion along with a $50 check to the winner of the Triathlon competition.

THE BETTIE CRAWFORD MEMORIAL TROPHY, A bronze Whippet head study mounted on a wooden base. A 6 inch bronze medallion will be awarded to winner for permanent possession. Offered by Whippet-L subscribers, friends and family offered in loving memory.

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 byPaul and Linda Garwacki in memoryof

'Wilbur" Dual Ch. Bitterblue's Loco Weed, CD, LCM, SC, CGC, ROMX

TROPHIES

White and Gold Potteryby Ladyhawk Hound Pottery where indicated

BEST OF BREED – Offered by Harriet Vincent, Cottonwood Whippets

10" porcelain commemorative plate

13" Turned Pot featuring 5 Whippets with Gold Collars

BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX - Offered in honor of last par's BOS Winner and Sire of last par's BOB Winner, Ch. O'Run Gustav Nordic Wind, FCh

10" Turned Pot featuring 4 Whippets with Gold Collars

10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate

BEST OF WINNERS - Offered by Brushwood Whippets, Dennis Sumara, Brent Davis & Jodi Allward

Large Platter with Whippet with Gold Collar WINNERS DOG - Offered by Debi Adams, Jade Whippets

French Casserole with Whippet on Top with Gold Collar

WINNERS BITCH - Offered by Polly Clement & Karen Roberson

French Casserole with Whippet on Top with Gold Collar

RESERVE WINNERS DOG - Offered by Linda & Sarah Larson, Plumcreek Whippets & Sharon McCullom Fortune Whippets

Candy Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

RESERVE WINNERS BITCH - Offered by Rachel Amado and He n r y Heil, Jr, Maverick Whippets Candy Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

BEST PUPPY - Offered by Jane Cooney Waterhouse, Darjeeling Whippets

Butter Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

BEST VETERAN - Offered by Shirley Cooney, Abbey Whippets

Butter Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR - Offered by Deann & Lee Christianson, Chelsea Whippets

Butter Dish with Whippet with Gold Collar

BEST IN FIELD - Offered in Memoryof NSBIS Ch Merci Isle Meridian, FOMX

13" Turned Pot featuring 5 Whippets with Gold Collars

STUD DOG - Offered byJackie & LarryVano, Zepeda Hounds

Sugar Bowl & Creamer Set featuring Whippet with gold collar & gold trim

BROOD BITCH - Offered by Harriett Nash Lee, Winsmith Whippets

Sugar Bowl & Creamer Set featuring Whippet with gold collar & gold trim

EXTENDED STUD DOG - Offered by Bobbi & Stephanie Mason, Mason Hill Whippets

Filigree plate with Whippet with gold collar

EXTENDED BROOD BITCH - Offered by David & Gina Samuelson, Dishing Whippets

Filigree plate with Whippet with gold collar

BRACE - Offered by Lone Star Whippet Club Ring box with Whippet head

TEAM

Ring box with Whippet head

ALL REGULAR and NON-REGULAR Classes

First Place - 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate

Second, Third and Fourth Place - 8 inch Commemorative Plate

6-9 PUPPY DOGS - Offered by Shelley Kruger, Fanfare Whippets

9-12 PUPPY - Offered by Robin and Paul LaFortune, In Vogue Whippets

12-18 JUNIOR DOGS - Offered by Guy & MelodyJoyce, Rejoyce Whippets

NOVICE DOGS - Offered by Nancy & Kentt Billups & Linda Horwedel, Cloud 9 Whippets - LSWC BRED BY EXHIBITOR DOGS - Offered by Mary Lynn & Joey Sobun

AMERICAN BRED DOGS - Offered by Derby, Bunny, Majic, Chops and Shiela Feldman OPEN DOGS - Offered byJackie & LarryVano, Zepeda Hounds

6-9 PUPPY BITCHES - Offered by Debbie & Kathy Davenport, Kamada Whippets 9-12 PUPPY BITCHES - Offered by Gina & David Samuelson, Dashing Whippets

12-18 JUNIOR BITCHES - Offered by Jean & Dick Schroeder, Wllabe Sighthounds NOVICE BITCHES - Offered by Peggy Bush, Shadow LSWC

BRED BY EXHIBITOR BITCHES - Offered by Crystal McNulty, Hycks Hollow AMERICAN BRED BITCHES - Offered byJackie & LarryVano, Zepeda Hounds

OPEN BITCHES - Offered by Peggy & Steve Bea – Wildaire Whippets

LURE COURSING DOGS - Offered in honor of Dual Ch Debmar's Angel of l-bpe FCh, SC LURE COURSING BITCH - Offered in honor of Dial Ch Debmar's Angel of Hope FCh, SC

RACE DOG - Offered by Randall S. Krug, Care Whippets; Gina & David Samuelson, Cashing Whippets; Jodi Ellison, Wndsheen Whippets

RACE BITCH - Offered by Whippet Racing Alliance

ALL Veteran Participants Other than First Place receive an 8 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate

FIRST, 7-10 VETERAN DOG - Offered by Diane Laratta, Hollowell Whippets; Linda & Sarah Larsor Plumcreek Whippets

10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate

FIRST, 10 and OVER VETERAN DOG – Offered by Harriett Nash Lee, Winsmith Whippets 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate

FIRST, 7-10 VETERAN BITCH - - Offered by Diane Laratta, Hollowell Whippets; Linda & Sarah Larson, Plumcreek Whippets

10" Porcelain Commemorative Plate

FIRST, 10 and OVER VETERAN BITCH - Offered by Gail Wegner, Wegner's Whippets 10" Porcelain Commemorative Plate

THE SELECT AWARD

Often at a National Specialty the number of qualitydogs in competition far exceeds the number of top awards available. The judge must choose onlyone Best of Breed and one Best of Opposite Sex The awarding of a Select Rosette acknoWedges 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 - Burgundyand Gold Lettering

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GENERAL TROPHY FUND

The following members have supported our National Specialty by donating to our General Trophy Fund:

Cora Miller, Hound- Hill

Joanne Bohl, Milestone

Bo Bengtson, Bohem Whippets

Continental Whippet Alliance

Carole Beranek, Wynmor

Charlotte Anderson

Greater Twin Cities Whippet Club

Kathy & Mike Slater, Rosewood Whippets

Faith Diane Guest, Wildwood

Bill, Janell & Danielle Johnson, Daydream Whippets

Denise & Red Tatro, Redglen Whippets, LSWC

Karen Planchak, Lanaken, LSWC Joe Rogers – LSWC

Cynthia & Mark Unger, Talisman, LSWC

Jolene Davis, Whisperun, LSWC

Susan Murphy Wagnend, LSWC

Liz & Allen Arthur, Stargazer, LSWC

Dr & Mrs R.R. Gay, Grand Prix Whippets

Barbara Henderson, DVM, Whippoorwill

Antje Simunac

Mary Jean & Ed Odron

Jersey Rag Racers

Cheryl Rose, Alakay, LSWC

Sharyn & Walt Hutchins, Timbreblue

Cal Perry, Appraxin

Debbie Narold, Nahs-volts

Kathy Rasmussen, Harmony

Karen Lee, Surrey Hill, in memory of Ch Surrey Hill Millenium Falcon, FCh. SC

Karen Gibson, Andauer Whippets

Diane Reimer, Snowcap Whippets

Ray Johnson & Dean Brown,

Mariki Lory & Carey Lawrence, Starline

Lori Nelson, Wildfire

Brenda Malick

Patti Coles, Hi-Tor

Jeff Winton, Upper Mountain

Del & Maggie Wasso

Carol Juelfs & Cassandra Juelfs-Rogers, Affinity Kennel

Ruth Brown

Jean & Vince Balint, Wyndsor Whippets

LURE COURSING GENERAL TROPHY FUND

Jersey Rag Racers

EVENT SPONSORS & DONATIONS

Our Thanks to:

Members of the Greater Chicago Whippet Club for sponsoring our Welcome Party on Monday Evening

Mona Maytag, Ampersand for sponsoring our Wine and Cheese Party on Friday Evening Karen Gibson, Andauer; Kay Nierengarten, Northwind Designs and Marti Bradford, Martigras Hounds for their support of the Parade of Honors

Marti Bradford, Martigras Hounds; Patience Renzulli, Warburton Whippets; and Whippet Rescue & Placement for their support of the Parade of Rescues

Michael & Linda Allen, Miklin Whippets and Ann Marie Dart for donating the beautiful Centerpieces for the Awards Banquet.

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OBEDIENCE CHALLENGE TROPHIES

Unless otherwise specified, the Challenge trophies are offered for the highest scoring Wippet from the regular Obedience classes. Challenge trophies are offered under the following conditions: To be won three times bythe same exhibitor, not necessarilywith the same dog, for outright ownership. Dogs may be owned by the handler or byany 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 memoryof I'm Next of Clulan, CD, ARM, FCh, (Kinni). CLULAN JANDALL'S HIGH NOON CD CHALLENGE TROPHY. A Silver, round trayoffered 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 of the Obedience trial ALSO competing in Conformation regular or non-regular classes. his perpetual trophy is to remain in the possession of the Glib. An engraved picture frame is offered byJersey Rag Racers Association, Inc. for the winner of this perpetual trophyto keep.

NOTE: Dog must compete in class, not just be entered.

OTCH SPORTING FIELDS MAD MATTER, UD TROPHY, a pewter coffee service offered byfriends of and fans of Jo Jo to honor his career in the ring.

JUDY BYRON CHALLENGE TROPHY for HIT— A Whippet statue holding a dumbell on a wooden base designed byDannyquest and offered in memoryof Judy Byron by the subscribers of Whippet Ta lk.

OBEDIENCE TROPHY FUND DONORS

Meribeth Metevia

Shelly Hennessey

Tom Quinn

Karen Gibson

Paula Knight

Wendy Gay

Kathy Powers

Antje Simunac

Great Lakes Whiippet Club

OBEDIENCE TROPHIES
White and Gold Ladyhawk Hound Potterywhere indicated.

High in Trial – Offered in honor of last ear's HIT and Triathlon winner: Multi-BIF, HIT Ch. Fantasy's Divine Decadence, LCM2, CD, NA, NAJ, SC, CGC, CAVX by Lisa Costello, DVM. 13" turned pot with 5 Whippets with Gold collars

Second High in Trial - Offered byJersey Rag Racers

Jewelry Box with Whippet with Gold collar

High Combined Score - Candy Dish with Whippet with Gold collar High in Trial Non-Regular - Candy Dish with Whippet with Gold collar ALL REGULAR and NON-REGULAR Classes (Except Veterans) First Place 10 inch Porcelain commemorative Plate

Second, Third and Fourth Place - 8 inch Commemorative Plate (Placements must have received a qualifying score)

ALL Entrants receiving a qualifying score of 170 or above will receive a Green Qualifying Rosette. NOVICE A - Offered by Barbara Sciarra

NOVICE B - Offered by lvan and Nancy Doucette

OPEN A

OPEN B

UTILITY A

UTILITY B

BRACE

TEAM

VERSATILITY

HIGHEST SCORING VETERAN will receive a 10 inch Porcelain Commemorative Plate offered in Memory of Ch Norika's Holiday Treasure UD, Andi & Russ Jacobs, Andirus

All entrants in the Veteran class wiII receive a 8 inch commemorative plate

ADDITIONAL OBEDIENCE AWARDS

Exhibitors MUST register with the Obedience Chairman to be eligible for the these awards and must also receive a qualifying score. Winner of each catagory will receive a crate mat. HIGHEST SCORING CHAMPION IN REGULAR CLASSES' HIGHEST SCORING CHAMPION IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS HIGHEST SCORING AKC FCH IN A REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING AKC FCH IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING ASFA FCH IN A REGULAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING ASFA FCH IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING JC(NOT AN SC) IN A REGULAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING JC (NOT AN SC) IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING SC (NOT A FCH) IN A REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING SC (NOT A FCH) IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS HIGH SCORING LCM IN A REGULAR AND NON-REGULAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING WHIPPET WITH AN AKC AGILITY TITLE IN A REGULAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING WHIPPET WITH AN AKC AGILITY TITLE IN A NON-REGUAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING VETERAN IN A REGULAR CLASS

HIGH SCORING VETERAN IN A NON-REGULAR CLASS

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Breeders Directory

Arizona -

Kokopelli Whippets

Deb Martino 2276 N. Piper Ave. Camp Verde , AZ 86322

Flordia

Hallmark Whippets

P.O. Box 789 Oakland , FL 34760

Ladyhawk Whippets

Peppi A. Greco 880 State Road 26 Melrose, FL 32666

Maryland

Whippoorwill

Dr. Barbara L. Henderson 16200 Burtons Lane Laurel , MD 20707

Michigan -

Hasue Hounds

Aubrey & Kathleen Banks & Lori Richardson 2001 Chevrolet Street Ypsilanti , MI 48198 abanks@wwnet.net http://www.wwretinet/Abanks

North Carolina

Shannon Dawn Whippets

Shannon & Krystyl Lyons 13604 Michael Lynn Rd. Charlotte , NC 28278

Virginia

Winsmith

Harriett Nash Lee 354 Key West Drive Charlottesville, VA 22911

West Virginia

Hounds of Templar

Paula & Justin Knight 949 Echo Valley Glen Dale, WV 26038

Wisconsin -

Miklin Whippets

Michael & Linda Allen 1730 N. Outagamie St. Appleton , WI 54914

Milestone

Joanne Bohl 605 S. Lincoln Ave. Beaver Dam, WI 53916

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Margaret P. Newcombe

Hello to all, I have been asked to write a Bio on myself, which is a task in itself, as I am not quite sure where to begin?? I guess we begin with my grandfather and my mother...Both had dogs, as well as my uncle, so I was born into a doggie environment of several different breeds. Chow Chows, Sealyhams, as well as several other terrier breeds. Labradors and Chesapeake Bay Retrievers were always at my grandfather's place, and my uncle had Samoyeds at his house. It's no wonder in the very beginning, I had a variety kennel.

I started out with American Cocker Spaniels, of which I bred several champions, Ch. Clairedale Sea Biscuit was one of my most famous ones. I used my mother's kennel name Clairedale, because I did not have one until 1940!!!! I decided to call my kennel "PENNYWORTH". My last name was Penney, so I looked up in the dictionary the word penny, and low and behold was the word pennies worth, which means to get your monies worth!!! My kennel name now would be PENNYWORTH KENNELS. I sure have gotten and given my Pennies Worth...

I have bred and raised Greyhounds, Whippets, English Cockers, Chow Chows, and West Highland White Terriers. Their have been several Champions of other breeds at Pennyworth. I have been very proud to own, the Standard Poodle Ch. Alfonco Von Der Golden Kette, a German import. The English Cocker Ch. Elbilac Bugle of Halstern, both of these were Best in Show and Specialty winners. The Greyhound's Eng. & Am. Ch. Camlanga Caramel of Pennyworth, Eng. & Am. Ch. Treetops Raven of Pennyworth, & Eng. & Am. Ch. Parancady Heatherbelle, each of these Greyhounds made me proud of them...by proving in the American ring, they were as good as I thought they were. There were 3 other Greyhounds that were Pennyworth home bred, and they were Ch. Pennyworth Peat, Ch. Pennyworth Repeat & Ch. Pennyworth Etcetera. All of the Greyhounds mentioned above were not only Breed winners...but also numerous groups...Best in Shows... & Specialty Best in Show winners. Cockers were my first breed, but I soon realized that they were not my thing, and found the Whippet at a show on Long Island, with a wonderful lady, Mrs. Marjory Anderson, of the Mardormere Fame. They were so completely different, they were captivating and I found they were such a wonderful breed to live with. They were like peanuts...you couldn't have just ONE!!!! Hence Pennyworth became famous for it's Whippets... The most famous of these were Eng. & Am. Ch. Courtenay Fleetfoot of Pennyworth and his daughter Ch. Pennyworth Mother Goose. Down thru the years Ch. Seagift Penniesworth, Ch. Tantivvey Diver of Pennyworth, Ch. Pennyworth Would You Believe, and Fleetfoots great, great granddaughter, Ch. Wilcare's Aged In Wood. There are S0000 many others that helped to keep Pennyworth moving forward, I am truly grateful to all of them!!!!

I love to Judge or just sit and watch dogs in the ring. I like to pick out the one I think is the Best of the Rest. I love most of all to see a dog that is so truly exceptional...it gives you goose-bumps!!!! Their were two of these at Westminster this year!!! I have judged all over the world, and have seen some wonderful dogs over the years...I would not trade any of it for the world. My eye for a dog and my hands have been the greatest gift, the good Lord gave to me, for without them I would not have found these marvelous dogs!!!!

At this time I would like to Thank all my true friends over the years for sticking with me, even through the good and bad, they stuck with me. I would also like to say Thank-You to all my handler friends who taught me right from wrong, and who were so very helpful in so many ways...

Last but not least, I want all the wonderful dogs now in DOGGIE HEAVEN, and the ONES still here with us, to know how very much I appreciated knowing each and everyone of them, and I Thank them all for the many hours of Fun and Happiness...we had together.

God Bless

Sincerely,

Peggy Newcombe, Pennyworth

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Judge: Ed Haas

It all started quite simply in 1961 when we picked up a 10 month old German Shepherd bitch from a Veterinarian, sort of a "rescue" effort. Little did we know where this would lead us. We started, like so many others in a local Obedience Training Club where some of the instructors showed in both obedience and breed. Through the inspiration of some trainers we continued on after the initial beginning class and eventually ended up with the coveted Utility Dog Degree. She was a wonderful German Shepherd. We fell in love with the West Highland White Terrier when we saw a German Shepherd and a Westie doing an obedience brace.

Luck was with us and we found a great breeder of Westies and Lhasa Apsos from which we purchased a puppy. This wonderful Westie went on to win both his Utility title and his Breed Championship. "Twinkles" was an all around dog, being shown in breed, obedience and junior showmanship, sometimes running from one ring to another. After this we bred and showed Westies and Lhasa Apsos in the breed, and trained and showed several various breeds in obedience.

At some point in time I was asked to judge an Obedience Match and really enjoyed myself. Other Match assignments followed and I applied and started judging Obedience in 1968. I now judge all Obedience Classes, 14 breeds and Junior Showmanship.

I am active in several breed clubs being President and Obedience Chairman of the Elgin Kennel Club. I am also on the Show Committee of the International Kennel Club of Chicago where I am the Obedience Chairman.

Most weekends we are at a dog show, either judging, stewarding or doing some of the various jobs required. I am looking forward to judging Obedience at the 2003 American Whippet Club Specialty.

Ed Haas

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JUDGE: Jean Balint

I was born in England and came with my husband and son to the USA in 1969. I became a Whippet lover and owner in May of 1969. Using the kennel name of Wyndsor I bred my first litter in 1970. From that litter I got my first two AKC show champions.

In the early years I was very involved in both showing and racing. Due my work and trying to raise a family I realized that I could not do both. In order to

give more time to my family I decided to limit showing and continue racing my dogs. Racing has been my passion and my love for the past 30 years.

My first judging assignment was doing the Sweepstakes at the prestigious Santa Barbara Specialty. This was back in 1972. Since then I have judged many sweepstakes and matches. I have also judged on three different occasions at our AWC National Specialty. I can sincerely say that all my assignments have been greatly enjoyed.

To be asked to judge the Veteran Sweepstakes is a dream come true. I cannot put into words the thrill and excitement I feel being given the tremendous honor. I would like to thank the 2003 Show Committee for giving me the privilege of judging these wonderful senior stars. I am looking forward to it with great anticipation.

I wish you all a most successful and memorable National Specialty.

Jean Balint

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Judge: Kristy Kenyon

I am glad to be selected to judge our Altered classes at the National this year. Thank you to all who entered their dogs. My personal opinion is that Altered animals should have a venue to "Show their stuff' so to speak, This I feel would be a different sort of breed improvement.

For many years I have been member of the A.W.C. and was a Great Western Whippet Association board member and past president here in Southern California. During the past 28 years I have participated in conformation, obedience, agility, lure coursing, straight and oval track racing with my whippets. There is nothing as thrilling as watching whippets do what they like best, running free out in the open.

For the past 20 years I have been involved with creating whippet art work in several different mediums including porcelain, ceramic and leather. Some of my works have been on display at the A.K.0 . Dog Museum in St. Louis and at The ART Show At The Dog Show in Kansas.

I grew up with Sighthounds, specifically Afghan Hounds. My parents loved the look and clownish personality of the breed. Our first dog Mona, was a Creme colored Afghan who had juvenile cataracts and was blind by 6 months of age. To our horror, she would regularly escape our yard and run blindly through the streets of La Habra. Surprisingly, Mona lived to be 14. When I was in the third grade we moved to Long Beach, California. Our family bought a black masked silver Afghan named Sinbad. I showed him at the Long Beach City Pet show and won a first prize for most unusual dog when I was 16. When I was about 18 I bought a German Shepherd puppy, and named her Lady. It became apparent after a few months, that she most likely was a Doberman Shepherd cross. I trained Lady and showed her in obedience competitions. In the early 70's while learning to groom dogs at The Seal Beach Pet Shop I met Bob Maresca who worked next door as the Postmaster for the U.S.P.S. He had Sea Aire Whippets that he raced and showed. When I lost my Lady to hip displaysia, I decided to get a Whippet. Bob took me to see some whippet puppies bred by Isabell Stoffers of Staffers Running Ranch. I bought my first whippet, "Sadie", Runner's Little Lady Roar from Mrs. Stoffers in March 1975. She was my first show dog and I spoiled her rotten. Of course, she didn't want any part of dog shows after that so I bred her, She was mated to then class dog Mojo's Sage-mark of Hillendale. This breeding produced my first homebred Champion, 'Dolly", Ch Sonsteby's I Told You So. She took her first points under Mrs. Doris Wear at the A.W.C. Eastern specialty held at Mrs. Wear's Enterprise Farm– what a thrill! Dolly was the dam of "Ivory", Ch Sonsteby's The Right Stuff (by BIS Ch Runner's He's the Continental) . She in turn was the dam of two specialty winners for me: SBIS Ch Sonsteby's The Smooth Character, (by Ch Delacreme De La Renta) and Ch. Sonsteby's Ninety-Six Tears (by Ch Saxon Shore Amber Waves)

Thank you for giving me this opportunity to be a part of the 2003 A.W.C. National.

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Judge: Del Wasso

I was drawn to this breed while still a high school student, way back in the very early 60's.

I worked at the stockyards in Chicago to earn spending money during my summer vacations & special events such as the IKC dog shows & various livestock shows.

It was at the IKC dog shows that I saw my first whippets & fell head over heels in love with the breed.

I have had limited successes in Showing, Racing & Lure Coursing. I firmly believe that a breeds future rests in keeping faith with it's history & it's heritage!

I am a founding member, past officer/board member of the Greater Chicago Whippet Club (GCWC).

Past member of both Mid West Coursing Club (MWCC) and Wind Chasers L/Coursing Club.

Past member, officer & board member of Stone City KC. Member & co­founder of Midwest Whippet Racing Association (MWRA).

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WHIPPETS

Veteran Sweepstakes

Judge: Mrs. Jean Balint

WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Dogs, 7 Years and Under 10 Years.

First $ 97.00 Second $ 73.00 Third $ 48.00 Fourth $ 24.00

15 CH. JADE'S ICE DREAM MAN OF WHYME. OWNER: Debi Adams.

77 DC. HOUND HILL AMERICAN EAGLE, LCM 4, CRX3, OTR. OWNER: Ariel Schoenfeld.

101 CH. HAMRYA'S HONEY BEEE JC. OWNER: Donna D. Lynch and David Waterhouse, MD.

127 CH. FANTASY'S DIVINE DECADENCE, CD, NA, NAJ, SC. OWNER: Dr.Lisa M. Costello and Philip B. Senior.

135 CH. ONYXX TITANIUM, CD. OWNER: Donna R. 0' Toole and Lynn Weller.

155 CH. WENRICK'S WITH RHYME N REASON. OWNER: Karen L. Gibson and Kathy Rasmussen.

169 CH. ALBELARM LOOKS LIKE REIGN, FCH. OWNER: Mrs.Alan R. Robson.

209 CH. STREBOR'S ENERGIZE. OWNER: Charles R. Roberts.

235 CH. SPORTING FIELD'S REPLICA. OWNER: Jenny McCartney.

245 CH. RAINTREE'S RIVER RUN. OWNER: T. David Hintson.

269 CH. NORTHWIND'S COMIC STRIP KID, LCM, CD. OWNER: Kay Nierengarten.

287 DC APPRAXIN CALLABAN KRISTOBEL, CD, MC, NA, NAJ, LCM2, CAVX. OWNER: Roberta S. Lutz.

295 FORTUNE WILLABE HUDSON BAY, JC. OWNER: Brenda Williams and Dick & Jean Schroeder.

311 CH. DECO FIRESTARTER AT GAVRIL. OWNER: Calvin G. Perry and R. Gongre.

339 DC REGAL SIMPLY REIGNS AT NIGHT, CD, SC, NA. OWNER: Kathy Francen.

353 DC WILDWOOD'S ESPIRIT DE CORE, CD, SC, FC. OWNER: Faith Diane Guest.

383 CH. WINDBORN TAKE A BOW, SC. OWNER: Libby Rice and Lori Wilson & Derek Stein.

427 CH. LORRICBROOK REACH FOR THE TOP. OWNER: Mrs.Cora Nunally Miller.

469 CH. SUMMIT COURT AND SPARK, JC. OWNER: Dr.Aaron Todd Miller.

475 DC WARBURTON DUKE WHITTINGTON, CD, LCM. OWNER: Dr.William F. Renzulli and Mrs. William Renzulli.

499 CH. PLUMCREEK HOLLOWELL IN FLIGHT. OWNER: Linda Larson and Diane Laratta.

581 MARTINIQUE RODEO DANCER ( CAN.). OWNER: Joanne Boudreault.

591 BAYWOOD'S LUCK OF THE DRAW, CD, AX, OAJ. OWNER: Meribeth Metevia.

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WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Dogs, 10 years and under 12 years.

First $ 34.00 Second $ 25.00 Third $ 17.00 Fourth $ 8.00

71 CH. WILLABE RUF N' TUF AT FREBUTTI, SC, DPC, TRP. OWNER: Marilyn M. Thyes.

143 HAND'S SIR PERCEVAL. OWNER: Marie G. Hand.

233 DCH. PARIS DIABLESSE QUINN. OWNER: Jenny McCartney and Leila Downen.

333 CH. RING SIDE'S TALK OF EDME, JC. OWNER: Thomas D. Quinn.

335 CH. FARPOINT BORN BRAVE. OWNER: Janet Busch.

453 CH. SAYLAND'S STARMAN, JC. OWNER: Dr.Alice Sowders.

473 CH. AFFIRE ON A CLEAR DAY, MC. OWNER: Patience C. Renzulli and William F Renzulli, MD.

569 CH. WHIPPLETREES WILD COLONIAL BOY. OWNER: Ray Johnson and Sharon Kirley.

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WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Dogs, 12 Years and Older.

First $ 17.00 Second $ 13.00 Third $ 8.00 Fourth $ 4.00

139 CH. HALMARQUE FREE FOR ALL, FCH. OWNER: Stephanie Bonner and Marilyn Rew.

257 CH. FESTIVA'S KNICKERBOCKER. OWNER: Kelly Rudolph and Katie Rudolph.

373 DC VOGEL'S G BEAR OF FERMANAGH, CD, NA, MC, CAVX, LCM3, TRP, DPC. HD875533. 5/29/1990. Breeder: Catherine Vogel. By Ch. Jack's Black Label, SC, CD, FCh, CAV/ Vogel's Gazelle FC. OWNER: Jack McManus. 2271 US Hwy 601 S Mocksville NC 27028.

391 BARCHET SINGULAR SENSATION. OWNER: Linda Johnson.

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WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Bitches, 7 Years and Under 10 Years.

First $ 63.00 Second $ 47.00 Third $ 32.00 Fourth $ 16.00

28 CH. PATRIC'S INSINUATION. OWNER: Laura Baker-Stanton.

56 CH. LEYENDA'S WISH UPON A STAR. OWNER: Shelly Kruger.

106 ROTAIVA SNOWBIRD, JC, CR, FC. OWNER: Ms.Mary Magee and Kenna Hodges.

144 CH. ANDAUER STAR-SPANGLED. OWNER: Karen L. Gibson and Michael E. Gibson.

162 POLESTAR'S SAARRABAN. OWNER: Wendy J. Woller.

298 CH. VIC'S CIARA FEMME FATALE. OWNER: Victoria Neff.

316 CH. WHIPPLETREES ICY AFFIRE, JC, FCH. OWNER: Chris Durance and Cora N. Miller.

328 CH. WATCH ME FROLIC AT DENGAYLE. OWNER: Debbie Davenport and Kathleen Davenport.

346 CH. SEASPELL'S BEACH MUSIC, SC, FCH. OWNER: Judith Britton and Karen Roberson.

408 CH. WILDWOOD'S MOONLIGHT SHADOW, SC. OWNER: Faith Diane Guest.

416 CH. RAFINA FLEETWOOD FLY BY NITE. HM611901/07. 11/23/1995. Breeder: M. Exo. By Ch. Saxon Shore Rafina Qtr Flash/ Winter Satin Lace. OWNER: Patricia Casterline. 20936 Capital Ave. NE Battle Creek MI 49017 .

516 CH. CHADWICK TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL, JC, CD. OWNER: Kathy Powers and Clennon Vasser.

530 CH. FRISBY'S DISCRETION ADVISED. OWNER: Dr.Alice Sowders.

538 CH. PLUMCREEK TOUCH THE STARS, JC. OWNER: Sarah E. Larson.

600 CH. TIMORIA'S DEFINITELY DIAMONDS. OWNER: Michael Leachman and Paul Keckonen.

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WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Bitches, 10 years and under 12 years.

First $ 25.00 Second $ 19.00 Third $ 13.00 Fourth $ 6.00

54 CH. PENNYWORTH LIGHT MY FIRE. OWNER: Pennyworth Kennels.

160 CH. WHIPPLETREE'S EBONY EYES. OWNER: Sue A. Nichols.

192 CH. WISTWIND'S RENAISSANCE ROSE, LCM-3. OWNER: Greg Mountan and Carolyn Mountan.

218 DC. FALLOWFIELD THE FINER THINGS, SC, FCH, TT. OWNER: Connie Brunkow, DVM.

440 CH. SURREY HILLS IRRESISTIBLE, CD, JC, NA, NAJ, CAVX. OWNER: Meribeth Metevia and Tom Quinn.

588 CHESARA SEASPELL'S CHARADE, MC, FC. OWNER: Mrs.Patience C. Renzulli.

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WHIPPETS. Sweepstakes Veterans Bitches, 12 Years and Older.

First $ 8.00 Second $ 6.00

638 SPORTINGFIELDS REA N'WENRICK. OWNER: Jody Paquette.

640 SPORTING FIELD'S AN ECHO 0 PROMISE. OWNER: Dan Black and D. Butt & Mrs. J. Butt.

 

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