April/May - Badger Golden Retriever Club

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Badger Golden Retriever Club
Newsletter
The Badger Golden Retriever Club Newsletter is published
bimonthly throughout the year.
APRIL/MAY 2006
CLUB PURPOSE
The objectives of the Badger
Golden Retriever Club are to:
Encourage members to
perfect, by selective breeding,
sound Golden retrievers and to
do all possible to develop and
promote their natural ability
and quality, while still
maintaining their exceptionally
good dispositions;
Urge members and breeders
to accept the standard of the
breed as approved by the
American Kennel Club, as the
only standard of excellence by
which Golden retrievers shall
be judged;
Do all in its power to protect
and advance the interests of
the breed by encouraging
sportsmanlike competition at
dog shows, field trials,
obedience trials, and tracking
tests;
Conduct sanctioned and
licensed specialty shows, field
trials, and tracking tests under
the rules of the American
Kennel Club and WC/WCX
tests under the rules of the
GRCA; and
Support and further the
interests of the Golden
Retriever Club of America.
For information about the club, club events, new puppy referrals, older dogs
availability, and membership, call 414-299-0787 or email to [email protected]
BGRC Website www.bgrc-wi.org
Introducing Your
2006 BGRC Board
(continued from previous issue)
This issue profiles the directors,
Betty Welsch, John Stoller, Sue
Freeman, and John Brandt.
Betty Welsch currently serves as
conformation director and has a
rich history with BGRC. She was a
member back in the 70’s when
Badger was a relatively new club.
One of her fondest memories was
when she and Ellen Manke served
on the board and suggested the
club take on a new activity – a fun
match. She and Ellen felt this was
an important activity to advance
the club so they made it happen –
they prepared the food, planned
the match, and pulled off what
turned out to be a great success
and the beginning of many
subsequent activities that we now
take for granted as club activities.
Betty returned to Wisconsin from
Florida where she and her
husband lived for 7 years. They
were active in the Mid-Florida
Golden Retriever Club as well as
an all breed club.
Betty began her “dog career” in the
early 70’s with Labs. She admired
Goldens for how they worked and
showed. Her first Goldens were
not from serious breeders but then
Topbrass Durango Brave entered
her life. Rango was an excellent
dog and Betty and Rango
achieved many things together. He
was an American and Canadian
Champion, an Outstanding Sire,
and achieved CDX, Canadian CD,
and WC titles. One of Betty’s
favorite memories of Rango is
playing “catch” with him. He would
lie on the floor, Betty would roll a
tennis ball to him, and he would
push it back to her with his nose.
Rango was “the smartest dog” and
is remembered in her heart and
memorialized in a large oil painting
in her home. Betty loved doing
conformation and field work with
Rango.
Continued on page 5
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
May 21 General Meeting
2
March 12 Meeting Minutes
2
BGRC Board News
3
Meeting & Event Calendar
4
In the Ribbons!
4
Sunshine Club
5
Pets Helping People
6
From BadgerGold
7
Special Thank You
9
Tail Wags
9
The Whelping Box Plus
10
Take Your Dog to Work Day
11
May 21 Food Order Form
11
Specialty Results
12
Memorial
18
BGRC Information
19
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APRIL/MAY 2006
BGRC General
Membership Meeting
Sunday, May 21
5:30 pm.
Obedience and
Conformation Fun Night
Coordinated by
Sandi Haessler
(Conformation)
And
John and Sandy Stoller
(Obedience)
Animal Motel
13175 W. Silver Spring Rd.
Butler, WI 53007
Bring your dog and try
something new!
If you do obedience, learn
the basics of conformation.
If you compete in
conformation, come and
show in an obedience ring.
Learn something new,
practice, and get some
friendly feedback!
If you want food, please
complete your RSVP and
food order on page 11.
Badger Golden Retriever Club Newsletter
BGRC General
Membership
Meeting Minutes
March 12, 2006
The meeting was held at Western
Waukesha County Dog Training
Club in Ixonia, Wisconsin, and
called to order by Vice-President
Sandi Haessler at 8:00 pm. The
meeting followed a potluck dinner
and rally demonstration presented
by Sue Darsch from the Greater
Milwaukee Poodle Club.
Approximately a dozen handlers
and their dogs ran the rally course
and received feedback from Sue.
Secretary’s Report: Bill McEachern
reported that GRCA and AKC have
received updated officer and board
information. Since some members
were not able to stay for the
general meeting, McEachern
recommended tabling approval of
the November 20 and February 5
general membership minutes until
the next meeting. McEachern
announced the following based on
correspondence received by the
secretary:
• Badger Kennel Club asked for
donations to defray the costs
of scholarships and prizes for
their May 2006 Top Junior
Competition.
• Sheboygan Kennel Club is
presenting a program for
breeders by Myra Savant,
neonatal intensive care
registered nurse and author of
Canine Reproduction and
Whelping and Puppy Intensive
Care on April 2. McEachern
has several registration forms
if any members are interested
in attending.
• AKC has approved the August
12 Hunt Test application and
judges.
• A clicker training seminar for
conformation will be held at the
Animal Inn Training Center in
Lake Elmo, Minnesota, on
April 1.
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• BGRC received a mail request
for information on books and
publications on Golden
Retrievers.
Treasurer’s Report: Joan Kaml
reported an increase in the club’s
cash balance due to a successful
specialty. A full financial report will
be presented when final numbers
are available.
President’s Report: No report.
Committee Reports:
Specialty 2006: Joan Kaml
reported for Edell Schaefer and
thanked everyone for a successful
specialty. Joan noted that several
changes will affect specialty
expenses next year. These include
an increase in facility rent and
doubling the rental space. The
board will consider strategies such
as charging for grooming space to
offset costs. Joan also announced
the need for a volunteer to run the
raffle next year.
In response to questions regarding
the 2007 specialty, Joan noted that
the date was set – March 2 and 3,
2007. Edell has volunteered to
serve as show chair. Joan briefly
summarized the cost for judges
and suggested the need to
consider the cost-benefit of having
multiple judges each day, given
the number of entries.
Some exhibitors expressed
concern about the amount of time
it took to get photos done at the
end of the show. The delay is due
in part to the use of digital
photography that allows for
multiple shots until the exhibitor is
pleased with the results. The board
will discuss photography options
and make a recommendation for
the future.
The trend toward fewer entries is a
cause for concern and several
suggestions were made for future
consideration:
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• Contract with only one judge
per day and consider having
the obedience judges also do
rally.
• Place an ad in Front & Finish to
promote the fact that extra
space will be available at the
2007 specialty.
• Limit the entry.
• Consider opening up the show
to all breeds. BGRC could do
this on Friday and give priority
to Goldens. Jean Taylor
suggested doing the specialty
first, then opening the show to
all breeds as a separate trial.
• Open rally to all breeds.
The board will investigate the
feasibility of the suggestions and
make a recommendation regarding
the structure of the 2007 specialty.
Sandi Haessler asked whether
other show sites were under
consideration. Joan responded
that the club runs the risk of losing
a venue if we change locations
from year-to-year. It was noted that
a new sports complex is being built
in Jefferson in the vicinity of Hwys
43 and 164.
Membership: New members Linda
Clemens, Jan Nyland, and Sandy
Flaaten were unanimously voted in
as full members.
Meetings/Programs: Meeting
locations for May 21, September
17, and November 12 are
confirmed. The May 21 meeting
will be an obedience and
conformation fun night at Animal
Motel. Sandy Stoller reported that
she booked the Thunder Bay Grille
for the annual awards
banquet/brunch on Sunday,
February 4, 2007.
Breeder Referral: Pat Smith
submitted a written report related
to activity on the BGRC messaging
system. Pat reported 19 inquiries
were received since the beginning
of the year. Some callers were
seeking specific breeders, two
were looking for older dogs, and
three were seeking club
information as a follow-up to the
newspaper ad. The January 15
breeder referral application
deadline has been extended and
information was reprinted in the
February/March newsletter.
Field: Joan Kaml reported that the
Hunt Test premiums can be
prepared early so we can promote
the events at other shows. Fun
Field days are scheduled for April
16 and 22 at Ottawa Field Trial
Grounds.
Obedience: No report.
Conformation: No report.
Old Business: None
New Business: Pat Smith
complimented Bill McEachern and
Joan Kaml for their work on the
newsletter and specialty,
respectively. Pat also reported that
some people have asked why
BGRC does not have a presence
at events such as Pet Expo, State
Fair, etc. Pat volunteered to
represent the club at selected
events if the club wishes to pursue
this.
Pat reported that Sharon
Rosenkoetter’s family (Hillside
Goldens) lost their home in a fire
about a month ago. The family and
dogs are fine. Pat will post an
announcement on BadgerGold to
solicit donations to help the family.
Pat also reported that dog handler
Bonnie Barry recently passed
away from injuries received while
working her dogs. Donations to
care for her seven dogs are
welcome.
Next Meeting Date: The next
general membership meeting is an
obedience and conformation fun
night on Sunday, May 21 at 5:30
pm. at Animal Motel. A chili dump
is under consideration as an
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alternative to the potluck dinner.
Watch the newsletter and web site
for further details. The board will
meet at 6:30 pm on April 12 at
Brookfield Public Library.
Adjournment: There being no
further business, the meeting
adjourned at 8:30 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Bill McEachern, Secretary
BGRC Board News
Meeting Summary
April 12, 2006
Submitted by Bill McEachern
[For a full report of the meeting,
please contact the Secretary.]
A quorum was present. The board
discussed a variety of issues
related to the 2007 specialty
including the possibility of charging
for grooming space and changing
the venue. The board is also
exploring options for photography.
The Thunder Bay Grille has been
reserved for the annual awards
banquet on February 4, 2007.
New business included a
discussion of our presence at area
dog events, improving awareness
and usage of our video collection,
providing additional choices for
BGRC clothing.
The board will review achievement
awards and trophy policies as well
as the entry fees for hunt tests at
the next meeting.
The next board meeting is
Wednesday, June 28, at 6:30 pm
at the Brookfield Public Library.
Members are welcome to attend
board meetings but due to space
limitations should contact a board
member in advance.
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BGRC 2006 Meeting
& Event Calendar
Sunday, May 21, 5:30 pm
General Membership Meeting
Program: Obedience and
Conformation Fun Night
Animal Motel
Butler, WI 53007
BGRC Board Meeting
Wednesday, June 28, 6:30 pm
Brookfield Library Rotary Room
1900 North Calhoun Road
Brookfield, WI 53005
Saturday, August 12
Hunt Test
Bong Recreational Area
Kansasville, WI
Sunday, August 13
WC/WCX Test
Kansasville, WI
Sunday, September 17, 5:30 pm
Program: Pets Helping People
with David Tucker
Emergency Veterinary Services
360 Bluemound Road
Waukesha, WI
Sunday, November 12, 5:30 pm
Program: TBA
HAWS
701 Northview Road
Waukesha, WI
In the Ribbons!
Their 1st leg was received at
WWCDTC on November 26, 2005
rd
with a 193 for 3 place. They
nd
completed their 2 leg at
WWCDTC on November 27 with a
189 ½ score.
“They did all three shows in a row
and passed all three. Let’s hope
the trend continues.”
Luckytop’s Springbrook Blizzard
“Katie” owned by Joanne
Hartzheim.
“My puppy Katie was shown by her
breeder, Joyce Bornheimer, at the
Badger Golden Retriever Club
Specialty. She received a 3rd
place in sweeps 12-15 months on
th
Friday, March 3, and a 4 place on
Saturday. I’d like to say thank you
to Joyce for showing her. Good
job!”
U-CDX SHR Sunfire’s Calm Before
the Storm CDX JH Can. CD
“Storm” owned by Sandy Stoller
3-03-06 Badger Golden Retriever
Club Specialty, Novice B – Rally,
st
1 leg, 178
3-04-06 Badger Golden Retriever
Club Specialty, Novice B – Rally,
2nd leg, 188
“Although we did better on
Saturday, the handler lost 20
points on Friday and ONLY 10
points on Saturday. Poor Storm –
he did so well and I did so poorly.
Hopefully I’ll have it together by the
time we start utility.”
New titles are in bold type
Owner’s comments in quotes
“Winde” owned by Larry Hartzheim
Woodwings Christian Journey
“Journey” owned by Deb Klemp
Larry and Winde earned their CD
at the Badger Golden Retriever
Club Specialty on March 3 with a
rd
3 place and score of 183.
Deb reports “I just wanted to share
that Journey got his CGC today. I
was really proud of him because I
never know how he will be
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wearing his ‘halo’.”
U-CD SHR Amberac Ramala
Never Can Tel, CDX, JH, WC, RN.
“Logunn” owned by Carol Pacetti
1-07-06 WWCDTC, Novice B –
nd
Rally, 2 leg, 97
1-08-06 WWCDTC, Novice B –
Rally, 1st leg, 99
3-4-06 BGRC Specialty, Novice B
nd
– Rally 2 place, score of 98, and
title.
“Logunn has the most titles of all
the dogs I have owned. I think the
name is longer than he is.”
Amberac’s High Speed Sawyer
OAP NAP NJP CD
“Sawyer” owned by Diane and Bill
Poole
3/3/06 BGRC Specialty, Novice A,
st
1 Place, 189
3/4/06 BGRC Specialty, Novice A,
st
1 Place, 189½
3/18/06 Badger Kennel Club,
rd
Novice A, 3 Place, 191½
“I’m proud to report that Sawyer
earned his CD very quickly – we
got our 3 legs in 4 tries. How
exciting for this beginning handler
and dog!! We hope that Lady Luck
will continue to shine on us.”
In the Ribbons! wants to
celebrate the achievements of all
members’ dogs. Send information
related to new titles or certificates,
legs toward a title, points, reserve
wins, match wins, junior wins or
placements, and specialty
placements to
[email protected]
We welcome news about your
dogs’ other activities as well.
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In an effort to ensure brag
information is complete and
accurate, a brag form is available in
PDF and Word formats on the web
page at www.bgrc-wi.org .
understanding of how dogs think
and how he uses this knowledge to
benefit owners and their pets. She
recommends his book to all her
puppy buyers.
Sunshine Club
The “sunshine person” sends
condolences, get-well wishes, etc.,
to club members. In order to do
this, she needs your help. If you
know of a club member who has
been sick, hospitalized, or lost a
loved one, contact Jean Granger
at 262-547-9068.
Our sympathy and prayers go out to
Karen Szymanski on the passing of
her older brother, Jim, in early
March.
Our sympathy and prayers also go
out to Chris Getter on the sudden
passing of her husband, Donald.
Introducing Your
2006 BGRC Board
Continued from page 1
Betty has almost thirty years of
experience handling and breeding
Goldens and has bred many
champions and obedience dogs.
As a breeder, Betty’s goal is to
develop well-rounded pups that
reflect the natural abilities of the
Golden. She receives a great deal
of satisfaction hearing from owners
who contact her to brag about their
dogs. Her kennel name,
Thunderwater, is based on a
Western/Indian theme and her
maiden name.
Betty is a great fan of Cesar Millan,
host of “The Dog Whisperer
“television show on The Animal
Planet. She admires his
April 12, 2006, board meeting (From left to
right: John Brandt, Joan Kaml, Randy
Rauth, Sandi Haessler, Sue Freeman.
Absent from photo: Betty Welsch, John
Stoller, Bill McEachern)
Betty currently has four Goldens
ranging in age from 8 months to 7
years. She is showing Willie,
Thunderwater On The Road Again,
in puppy class and, when he turns
one, plans to do obedience with
him.
John Stoller has been a member
since 1981 and currently serves as
field director. John has been very
active over the years, serving on
the board, representing the club at
the Wisconsin State Fair’s World of
Dogs, and chairing the hunt test for
the past 2 years.
John has been handling Goldens
for 25 years and it shows in his
many accomplishments. John
currently competes in field and
obedience and, years ago, also
showed in the conformation ring.
John cited putting a Senior Hunter
title on Scooter in the late 90’s as
one of his proudest and most
challenging accomplishments. It’s
challenging not only because of
the complexity of the exercises
and the dog handling required but
also because there are few
chances for mistakes. John put his
first OTCH on Snickers in 1986
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and has also put UDX and WCX
titles on dogs.
When asked what accounts for his
success with his dogs, John
unequivocally points to bonding
with each of them as key to their
working and competing together.
John’s strategy for training is to
begin with field work to build up the
dog’s enthusiasm and interest,
then to move to obedience to
refine skills, and finally, to return to
field work to develop abilities in the
more complex exercises.
This bonding and training pays off
in unanticipated ways. John
shared a story involving Snickers,
his second Golden and first OTCH
dog, that proves it’s not all about
ring performance. John and
Snickers were field training one
day. When John returned to the
car, he realized he didn’t have his
car keys. They were “out there” in
the field somewhere. He gave his
trusty Snickers the scent, told him
“find it,” and off went Snickers,
returning from the field a short time
later with keys in tow!
Currently, John is working toward
Open and Senior Hunter titles with
3 year old Willie, his (almost)
youngest dog. Willie and John
have won 3 High in Trial awards
since our March specialty and tied
in another 3. Cash wins the honor
of youngest dog at the Stoller
household by two weeks. The
oldest of Stoller’s 5 dogs is Denver
at 9 years of age.
Besides competing, John enjoys
hunting with his dogs. They hunt
pheasants, ducks, and geese at
Bong and Horicon.
Sue Freeman moved to Wisconsin
from Minnesota and joined BGRC
in 1981.She currently serves as
obedience director. Over the
years, Sue has served on the
board in field director, obedience
director, and hunt test chair
positions. Sue also served as a
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hunt test judge for almost 10
years!
Sue breeds field Goldens at
Heatherwood Kennels. Her first
Golden, received as a Christmas
gift in 1971, was named Heather
and is the basis for her kennel
name. Sue has been breeding field
Goldens since 1981 and takes a
great deal of pleasure in hearing
from owners who hunt with her
dogs, compete in field, or simply
enjoy their companionship. Over
the years, Heatherwood’s Chips of
Gold JH CD WCX “Chips” has
sired many wonderful puppies and
has been an outstanding stud dog.
Sue currently has 11 dogs on 11
acres in Waterford. Her oldest dog,
now 12, is Ginger. Ginger is the
daughter of Heathwood’s Autumn
Star CDX JH WCX. Star died
earlier this month at 15 ½ years of
age and is remembered elsewhere
in this issue.
Sue’s dogs are her passion. They
are her family. They are her
children. She never tires of
watching puppies develop and
take on their distinctive
personalities. For her, watching
this development is one of the
most wonderful and thrilling
experiences in the world and, at
this stage in her life, Sue enjoys
having the time to focus on her
dogs and spend time with them.
following her own advice that a
working dog is a happy dog, Sue
turned to obedience with Sadie
and together they earned a utility
title! This was a major
achievement for Sue and Sadie
and stands out as a thrilling
moment in her relationships with
dogs. Sue is not one to forget that
Goldens also have their goofy side
and shared the following dinner
story. Heather, her first Golden,
was 3 or 4 years old at the time.
Sue had friends over for a
spaghetti dinner. While Sue and
her guests finished drinks nearby,
Heather got an early start on
dinner. Heather, up on her hind
legs, was slurping up the spaghetti
noodles on the dining table,
thoroughly enjoying the dinner set
out for the guests. Goldens always
like to try new things!
John Brandt has been a member
of BGRC for about 5 years and
currently serves on the board as
your at large membership director.
He joined to learn more about
Goldens and to educate the public.
Over the years, John has helped
the club by serving as an
obedience ring steward at our
specialties and helping with the
August hunt tests.
Sue encourages newcomers to the
fancy to recognize that Goldens
love to work with their owners.
They are people dogs and are
happiest when they are doing
something – “you can see it in their
eyes,” says Sue. “Goldens love to
do what they were born and bred
to do.”
John has been handling Goldens
for 10 years and currently trains
and competes in obedience with
Naomi (Xanthos Pride and Joy).
They recently earned their CD and
are now training for open
competition at Trim Time in
Glendale. One of his proudest dog
moments was earning the CD title
st
with Naomi – getting the 1 leg
st
with a 1 place finish comes in as
a close second. John’s advice to
newcomers to obedience training:
Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
While hunt tests are Sue’s favorite
activity, and she has put a lot of
WCX’s on dogs over the years, her
proudest moment comes from the
obedience ring. Sadie was a field
dog who didn’t like birds so,
John recently picked up a book titled
Pet Loss by Herbert A. Nieburg and
Arlene Fischer. He’s just through
chapter 1 but recommends it to
anyone interest in this touching
topic.
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BGRC Program
Features Pets
Helping People
Our September 27 general
meeting program will feature David
Tucker from Pets Helping People
(PHP). Founded in 1998, Pets
Helping People trains dogs and
their owners who want to give back
to the community and strengthen
the human-animal bond through
animal assisted (pet) therapy.
Their mission is “To improve the
quality of life for individuals with
special needs by conducting
Volunteer Pet Facilitated Therapy
(VPFT); to achieve optimum
standards of excellence in its
practice and in the care of therapy
animals through ongoing training
and evaluation; to promote the
supportive benefits of the human
animal bond; and, to enhance our
community’s awareness of and
involvement in Volunteer Pet
Facilitated Therapy Programs.”
PHP has provided dog and handler
teams for the Brookfield Public
Library’s wildly popular Read to
Rover program.
Be sure to put September 27 on
your calendar and see what a
Golden handler/dog team can do!
It’s sure to be an interesting and
engaging evening.
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From BadgerGold
From BadgerGold summarizes key
information and updates posted to
BadgerGold, our club’s private
listserv to enhance communication
among members. This column
covers the period February 16 –
April 15.
If you are not currently a
subscriber to BadgerGold, you can
subscribe by simply sending an
email to [email protected] . Be
sure to provide your full name and
the email address you want to use.
For further information about
BadgerGold please refer to the
February/March 2005 newsletter
(available online if you have long
since recycled your old
newsletters).
The BadgerGold URL is
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bad
gergold/ .
2008 National Specialty
The GRCA approved the Yankee
Golden Retriever Club to host the
2008 National Specialty on
September 19, 2008, through
September 27, 2008, in the
Warwick, Rhode Island, area.
Glory At The Garden!
Heartiest congratulations to Ken
Matthews, Wayne Miller and Andy
(Ch. Chuckanut Party Favour O
Novel) who made history by being
the first Golden Retriever since
1968 to win Group I at the
Westminster KC show. A link to all
the results and pictures can be
found on the GRCA website
http://www.grca.org/default.htm
Goldendoodles and Rare White
Goldens
You can direct individuals
interested in "designer dogs" to
statements on "Goldendoodles"
and "Rare White Goldens" at
http://www.grca.org/PEC/ . These
statements will assist buyers in
making a sound buying decision.
New Sportsmen's Code From The
AKC
The sport of purebred dog
competitive events dates prior to
1884, the year of AKC's birth.
Shared values of those involved in
the sport include principles of
sportsmanship. They are practiced
in all sectors of our sport:
conformation, performance and
companion. Many believe that
these principles of sportsmanship
are the prime reason why our sport
has thrived for over one hundred
years. With the belief that it is
useful to periodically articulate the
fundamentals of our sport, this
code is presented.
Sportsmen respect the history,
traditions and integrity of the
sport of purebred dogs.
Sportsmen commit themselves
to values of fair play, honesty,
courtesy, and vigorous
competition, as well as winning
and losing with grace.
Sportsmen refuse to
compromise their commitment
and obligation to the sport of
purebred dogs by injecting
personal advantage or
consideration into their
decisions or behavior.
The sportsman judge judges
only on the merits of the dogs
and considers no other factors.
The sportsman judge or
exhibitor accepts constructive
criticism.
The sportsman exhibitor
declines to enter or exhibit
under a judge where it might
reasonably appear that the
judge's placements could be
based on something other than
the merits of the dogs.
The sportsman exhibitor
refuses to compromise the
impartiality of a judge.
The sportsman respects the
AKC bylaws, rules, regulations
and policies governing the
sport of purebred dogs.
Sportsmen find that vigorous
competition and civility are not
inconsistent and are able to
appreciate the merit of their
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competition and the effort of
competitors.
Sportsmen welcome,
encourage and support
newcomers to the sport.
Sportsmen will deal fairly with
all those who trade with them.
Sportsmen are willing to share
honest and open appraisals of
both the strengths and
weaknesses of their breeding
stock.
Sportsmen spurn any
opportunity to take personal
advantage of positions offered
or bestowed upon them.
Sportsmen always consider as
paramount the welfare of their
dog.
Sportsmen refuse to
embarrass the sport, the
American Kennel Club, or
themselves while taking part in
the sport.
2008 GRCA Western Regional
Specialty
GRCA approved the Valle Del Sol
Golden Retriever to host the 2008
GRCA Western Regional Specialty
at the Westworld facility in
Scottsdale, AZ. on Thursday,
February 28, 2008, with the
WC/WCX to be held on Sunday,
February 24, 2008.
Congratulations to Ellen Hardin
Ellen has been appointed to the
Breeder Education Subcommittee
of the GRCA Breed Education
Committee.
Changes in WC/WCX Test
Applications
The GRCA WC/WCX Committee
has recommended changes in the
procedures for applications to hold
WC/WCX tests. The following
changes were approved March 3,
2006:
1. There shall be a single
application form, replacing the
previous two application forms.
2. The WC/WCX Regional
Representatives shall keep a
paper trail of the required dates
concerning the WC/WCX
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application and use the date
reminder.
3. A statement of Required
Paperwork and Deadlines will
be attached to the WC/WCX
package for use by test
secretaries.
4. The results reporting will be
changed so that test
secretaries send all evaluation
forms and properly marked
judges, signed catalogs to the
appropriate WC/WCX Regional
Representative. The Regional
Representative will forward the
necessary information to the
WC/WCX Recorder so
certificates can be issued.
House Fire Loss
A wonderful breeder family in St.
Louis has lost everything in a
house fire. Sharon Rosenkoetter
(Hillside Goldens) and her
husband, Carl, are both very
involved in tracking, breeding
quality dogs, showing, etc. They
are very active in their own club,
GRC of St. Louis. Their dogs were
all saved including a litter of pups
that have since gone to their new
homes.
Pat Smith posted a request for
donations of clothing and
household items for the family to
take with her to the St. Louis
Specialty in early April.
WAGS Looking For Goldens As
Service Dogs
Edell Schaefer posted this request
from Sarah Orsted Hartwig: “I'm
the Executive Director for WI
Academy for Graduate Service
Dogs in Madison, WI. We're a
small 501(c) nonprofit organization
that strives to improve the
functional independence and
quality of life for individuals with
physical disabilities (mobility
impairments) through partnerships
with highly trained service dogs.
I'm a breeder myself (Rhodesian
Ridgebacks) so I know the
importance of good, quality &
responsible breeding practices.
That's why I'm contacting you we're looking for some new quality
pups to add to our service dog
training program & I wondered if
you can refer us to Golden
breeders that are planning
breedings soon or have puppies
currently available? I'm happy to
answer any questions about our
program & will appreciate any
referrals you can provide. Thank
you.” Sarah’s contact information
is:
Sarah Orsted Hartwig, OTR
Executive Director, WAGS Inc.
1338 Dewey Court
Madison, WI 53703
www.wags.net
608-240-9247
Field Education On Web Site
New field training information is
available on the GRCA website at
http://www.grca.org/fec/default.htm
Maizie Magoffin Passing
Maizie Magoffin passed away
Wednesday, March 22, 2006, at
the age of 98. A longtime GRCA
member, Maizie was married to
John Magoffin, brother to Samuel
Magoffin who was instrumental in
establishing the Golden Retriever
breed in the United States. GRCA
will be making a donation to the
Foundation in her name and hopes
to have an article in the GRNews
about Maizie.
Midyear GRCA Board Meeting
A Midyear Board meeting was held
March 18-19 in Chicago. The
complete minutes will be published
in the News. Some of the items
were:
Treasurer's Report. GRCA's
financial situation shows great
improvement. The losses
incurred by the GRNews have
been significantly reduced,
income is up and the previous
downward trend has been
reversed.
Sales and PDI. Although we're
not totally satisfied with the
performance of PDI, we also
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realize we can't return to the
"old" method of an allvolunteer sales force. This is
an issue that we're actively
working on.
Kennel Prefix Listing. The
yearly listing will now appear in
the May/June issue of the
GRNews. A draft Policies and
Procedures statement was
reviewed and is still being
worked on.
A new statement was added to
the Trophy Regulations: "The
intention of the National
Trophies is to honor dogs or
members that have had a
major impact on the breed and
their accomplishments have
stood the test of time.
Additions to the collection may
be considered on rare
occasions. It is not the
intention to have a trophy for
every class offered at the
National Specialty, nor for
every possible area of
competition. In the event the
GRCA Board of Directors
determine that a new trophy
proposal does not merit
National status, they may
recommend to the donors that
the proposal be for a Regional
or local club trophy."
We received six nominations
for the Gold Standard award
and selected one "winner" and
five honorable mentions.
These will be announced in the
May/June issue of the
GRNews.
The Board reimbursement
policy was reviewed. We are
looking to revise methods of
travel and methods of
overnight lodging.
Breed Education Committee.
The job description for this
committee, and its
subcommittees, was revised to
provide for more flexibility in
selecting members.
Dave Kinghorn and Barb
Zelechoski gave us an update
on the activities of the Golden
Retriever Foundation.
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The job description for the
Legislative Liaison is far too
comprehensive at present for
any one person to do. It is
being rewritten to make it a
more manageable position.
News From The AKC Canine
Health Foundation
Raleigh, NC – "We are pleased to
announce that Stuart Eckmann,
Howard Falberg, Karen Mays, and
Melanie Steele have been elected
to serve on the AKC Canine Health
Foundation Board," says Wayne
Ferguson, president of the
Foundation. "Each of these dog
fanciers brings a wealth of
knowledge, skills, and enthusiasm
to the Board of Directors, we are
looking forward to working with
each of them as we continue our
journey in canine health research."
Elections were held at the Annual
Board Meeting in New York on
Sunday, March 12, 2006. For more
information about the new
Directors, please visit the website
at
http://www.akcchf.org/news/index.
cfm?article_id=140 .
With a Little Faith
Pat Smith and Sandy Stoller
shared information about a
wonderful new book about a two legged dog titled With a Little
Faith. The author is Jude
Stringfellow. Faith also has her
own website at
www.faiththedog.net .
Media Information
The AKC slide show on Golden
Retrievers is being converted to a
digital format. Copies will be sent
to the archives and to the various
education committees. The video
on Goldens developed by Rachel
Page Elliott (often referred to as
"Pagey's video") is being worked
on for DVD production and should
be available for sale by the end of
the year.
This award is designed to reward
well-rounded Juniors who have
varied interests within the Golden
Retriever breed. The deadline for
nominations is June 1. The
winning Junior receives a plaque
and $100 savings bond at the
National Specialty. The
requirements for the award are as
follows:
1. Juniors must be between 10
and 18 years of age.
2. The Junior, his/her parents, or
the person sponsoring them
for the award must be a
member in good standing of
the GRCA.
Juniors can be rewarded for any
dog-related activity with a Golden
Retriever, included, but not limited
to:
1. Any AKC event: conformation,
obedience, tracking, field work,
hunt tests
2. Any GRCA WC/WCX events
3. Academic endeavors such as
a term paper on the history of
the Golden Retriever or a
school assembly speech on
responsible dog ownership
4. Community Service: nursing
home visits, obedience
demonstrations, etc.
Application: The application
consists of a written account of the
Junior’s qualifications/
accomplishments from the
previous calendar year. Copies of
titles/certificates/grades/ letters of
appreciation are encouraged to
validate the application.
Materials should be submitted by
June 1 to:
Stephanie Smith:
155 Colony Point
Fayetteville, GA 30215
[email protected]
You can view the award flyer at
http://www.grca.org/awards/juniora
chievementaward.pdf .
Ruth Worrest Otis Passing
GRCA Junior Achievement Award
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Mrs. Ruth Worrest Otis, 93, of High
Farms, New Hartford, breeder of
Golden Retrievers, passed away
on Sunday April 2, 2006. She was
an active volunteer for numerous
clubs and organizations in the
West Hartford community and
became one of the foremost
breeders of Golden Retrievers in
the country after establishing her
kennel, High Farms.
Special Thank You
Submitted by Pat Smith
I would like to thank those
members who graciously helped
me fill my van with household and
dog items for delivery to the
Golden family in St. Louis who
experienced a huge loss in a fire.
The family of Carl and Sharon
Rosenkoetter, members of the
GRC of St. Louis, were very happy
to accept the donations.
I personally would like to thank
Maureen Shaughnessy, Pat
Klappa, Sandy Stoller and Jean
Granger for their generosity.
Tail Wags for
Volunteers and
Contributors
The focus this issue is on all those
members (and some nonmembers) who made the 2006
Specialty a success.
For openers a huge thank you
from everyone to Edell Schaefer
for serving as show chair and Joan
Kaml for serving as show
secretary. They put an enormous
amount of time and effort into this
event.
From Edell Schaefer: “Thank you
to everyone who helped with the
Specialty shows - that includes all
the prep work, set-up, day of
activities, and take down. Joan
and I were both amazed at how
smoothly the shows ran - a tribute
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to all the hard work our members
put in o it. Exhibitors and judges
were very complimentary about
everything from the trophies and
baskets, to the raffle, helpful and
efficient stewards, hospitality….
We couldn't have asked for more,
other than more space for
grooming and crating.
The plan for next year is to
separate obedience and
conformation - each in their own
section (like the Berner folks do if
you had a chance to check out the
other side of the building). This
should relieve the 'sardine effect'
and hopefully bring our obedience
entries back to where they have
been in the past.
Thanks again for all of your hard
work. And, please give a round of
applause to Joan for the fine job
she does as show secretary. It's a
ton of work and she gave it an
outstanding effort.”
Chief ring stewards Jean Granger
and John Brandt extend a hearty
thank you to all the stewards who
assisted with the March specialty.
Club members that helped one or
both days: Linda Clemens, Larry
Hartzheim, Barb Wolf, Sandy
Flaaten, Randy Rauth, Dave
Gensch and Chris Getter.
Non-members: Donna Schmitt,
Cathy Toniazzo, Bob Reed, Kris
Kerr, Joanne Peck, Jay Peck,
Karen Slack, and Bridget
Stachewicz. “As you can see it
takes a lot of workers to run 3 rings
for 2 days. The Badger Golden
Retriever Club appreciates and
thanks you for your time and
expertise!
Edell Schaefer adds “Many of the
stewards came from Western
Waukesha DTC due to a shortage
of BGRC members who could
steward. It was a big help thanks to all of the stewards, and
to Jean who had the headache of
coordinating all those volunteers!”
From Joan Kaml: “Karen did an
outstanding job on the raffle and
silent auction with all the help from
Lisa. It was an outstanding raffle
and auction.”
From Lisa Conigliaro: “I wanted to
let everyone know that Deb
Lukasik (GRRoW president and
BGRC member) and GRRoW
helped out a great deal [with the
Specialty raffle]. We could not
have done it without them. I want
to thank all members who donated
items and thank GRRoW for all the
items they contributed to the raffle.
This surely does make it easier
than one person getting it all
themselves. I also want to thank
Deb her husband Fred and the
GRRoW members who held down
the raffle table. Karen and I
appreciate it and did not expect to
have the things going on in our
lives that we did. For those of you
that don't know! With my eye
problems and the passing of
Karen's Brother, we were not much
help and Deb, Fred, and GRRoW
members stepped in and ran the
raffle show. A huge thanks to all of
them. I want to extend from Karen
a huge thank you for all the
support she has gotten from all of
you through her hard times. Please
keep her and her family in your
thoughts and prayers. Thank You
ALL Again”!!!!
Betty Welsch extends a sincere
thank you everyone who
contributed to the specialty trophy
fund. Their names appeared in the
catalog and are reprinted here in
recognition of their contributions.
Linda Clemens
Steve & Sue Collins
Sandy Flaaten, in honor of
Haydon & Blaze
Chris Getter
Jean Granger
Lynn Guerndt, Clearview
Kennels
Sandra Haessler, Sandcastle
Kennel
Barb Mattheis, in honor of Flicker
& Beats
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Bill McEachern
Carol Pacetti
Randy Rauth
Chris & Dick Reents, Dichi
Goldens
Maureen Shaughnessy, Kamaglo
Kennels
Pat Smith, Kokoro
John & Sandy Stoller
Surface Specialists of S.E. WI.
Inc.
Jean Taylor, Keepers Kennel
Pat Vanden Heuvel, Woodwing
Kennel
Marie Wendtland, Autumglo Pet
Lodge
Betty Zimmer, Creek Retrievers
The Whelping Box
Plus
[Editor’s note: Please contact me
at [email protected] and, if
possible, post to BadgerGold
information on any older dogs that
need placement. Puppy
information should go to Edell
Schaefer.]
Breeder referral listings included in
this column are from members of
the BGRC who abide by the GRCA
Code of Ethics, have submitted all
health clearances to the BGRC
Breeder Referral Chair, and are
approved for referrals.
Jean Taylor has a litter due on
April 27. Sire: Ch. Goodtime Argo
Adrenalin Rush. Dam: Keepers
Looks Like A Picture. Contact Jean
at 262-251-1706.
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Take Your Dog To
Work Day
Don’t forget – Friday, June 23, is
Take Your Dog To Work Day®.
This annual event, now in its
eighth year, and organized by Pet
Sitters International, brings people
and pets together in a special way
on a special day. Dogs go to
work. Hearts are touched. And as
a result, homeless dogs will be
adopted. PSI’s Take Your Dog To
Work Day is the day for dogs. For
details, visit their website at
www.petsit.com .
FOOD ORDER FORM
for
Sunday, May 21, 2006
General Meeting and Conformation-Obedience Fun Night
Animal Motel
Butler, WI 53007
The club will provide free soda but you must order and pay for food. Mail your sub order by Wednesday, May 17, with a
check for $5.00 per sandwich payable to BGRC to:
Bill McEachern
th
3255 S. 44 Street
Greenfield, WI 53219
Name ___________________________________ Telephone # _________________
Sub Sandwich Order
How many?
SandwichType
Ham
Turkey
Tuna
Roast beef
$ ________ check enclosed ($5.00 per sandwich)
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Badger GRC Specialty Report
March 3, 2006 – Franklin, WI
31 Dogs – 4 points
37 Bitches - 4 points
6 Non-Regular and 10 Best of Breed
37 competing in Obedience
16 competing in Rally
35 competing in Sweepstakes
Show Chairman and Reporter – Edell Schaefer
PUPPY & VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES CLASSES
Judge: Dr. Shereen Farber
PUPPY DOGS, 6 mos. and under 9 mos. (6 competing)
1. TAHNEE SUNNYGLEN FORTUNATE SON –
Carmichael/Falkenthal
2. NALYN’S TOP BILLING - Gratiot
3. MOUNTAIN VIEW FOREVER FALSTAFF –
Unger/Nee
4. AZZARO’S DEAL’ LCIOUS SURPRISE – Van
Engelenhoven
1. ROSECREST PLAY IT AGAIN – Ziolecki-Cleveland
2. TIPTOP’S CRACKERJACK - Tipton
3. SNOWSHOE CROIX CREATING MAYHEM –
Lownsbery/Clegg
4. DECORAHS II MIO AMICO MIGLIORE - Krumenauer
JUNIOR DOGS, 12 mos. and under 15 mos. (1
competing)
1. KAMAGLO’S ON THE RIGHT PAGE - Shaughnessy
competing)
1. CLAIRCREST DREAMWEAVER - Hertzog
BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES – 6-9 Bitch
SUMMITS EVERY FASHION VENTURE
(CH. Summits MR. Bojangles x CH. Karagolds Whistlin
N’The Wind)
VETERAN DOGS, 10 yrs. and under 12 yrs. (1
competing)
1. CH. KAMAGLO’S ORIGINAL FORMULA CDX, JH Shaughnessy
VETERAN DOGS, 12 yrs. and older (1 competing)
1. CH. WOODWING CAMEO FLY BY NIGHT – Vanden
Heuvel
BEST VETERAN IN SWEEPSTAKES – 10-12 Bitch
CH. WINGATE’S KISS ME QUICK
(CH. Signature’s Natural Wonder x CH. Goodtimes Rule
Passion)
PUPPY BITCHES, 6 mos. and under 9 mos. (8
competing)
1. SUMMITS EVERY FASHION VENTURE - Johnson
2. GANGWAY T.M. DOLCE’VITA –
Shoemaker/Edwards
3. SANDCASTLE XTC - Haessler
4. SANDCASTLE’S XCELENT ADVENTURE –
Davidson/Caruthers
competing)
1. CONFETTI FLYING SOLO - Schlecht
2. SANDSPUR THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS –
Hackney/Johnson
3. AYLWYN’S FUN IN THE SUN - Stecker
4. SNOWSHOE’S MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE –
White/Schnarr
JUNIOR BITCHES, 12 mos. and under 15 mos. (3
competing)
1. KAMAGLO SUR LA MEME PAGE - Shaughnessy
2. OLYMPIC’S NALYN’S SEA BREEZE - Gratiot
3. LUCKYTOP’S SPRINGBROOK BLIZZARD –
Hartzheim/Bornheimer
competing)
1. CLAIRCREST DREAM COME TRUE - Hertzog
2. SUNWINDS PARTYLINE Z BEAR CREEK - Gaca
3. SPLENDID LOONSONG WOODEN SHOES Macauley
BEST OPPOSITE SEX IN SWEEPSTAKES - 15-18 Dog
CLAIRCREST DREAMWEAVER
(CH. Hyline’s Tatsthway Ahuh Ilikit x Claircrest Way To
Go)
VETERAN BITCHES, 8 yrs. and under 10 yrs. (2
competing)
1. KRISOS TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX –
Korlaske/Tovar
2. ROSECREST’S BEL ENFANT – ZioleckiCleveland/Cash
competing)
1. CH. WINGATE’S KISS ME QUICK - Madrigrano
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BEST VETERAN OF OPPOSITE SEX IN
SWEEPSTAKES – 10-12 Dog
CH. KAMAGLO’S ORIGINAL FORMULA CDX, JH
(CH. Krishna’s Eddington Of Sabra CDX, JH x Merigold
Kamaglo Grand Nosh’n CDX, JH)
REGULAR CLASSES
Judge: Carl Liepmann
Engelenhoven
4. SUNNYGLEN’S OUT OF THE ASHES - McCrea
Lownsbery/Clegg
2. DECORAHS II MIO AMICO MIGLIORE - Krumenauer
4. TIPTOP’S CRACKERJACK - Tipton
competing)
1. KAMAGLO’S ON THE RIGHT PAGE - Shaughnessy
2. CLAIRCREST DREAMWEAVER - Hertzog
BRED-BY EXHIBITOR DOGS (1 competing)
1. OTCH BREAKWATER TRIPLE CROWN UDX Czarnecki
AMERICAN-BRED DOGS (1 competing)
1. AUTUMGLO KENLYNS GOOD BUDDY –
Bemann/Wendtland
OPEN DOGS (15 competing)
1. SANDPIPER’S GIVE’M H HARRY – JohnsonSiegle/Doctor/Marshik
2. WINGATE’S IT’S ALL ABOUT ME - Madrigrano
3. SPRINGCREEK EVERLOR ALL TIME HI –
Quinn/Daton/Van Engelenhoven
4. RUSH HILLS ALL FOOLS ON DECK – Nee/Kleck
WINNERS DOG – 9-12
SNOWSHOE CROIX CREATING MAYHEM
(CH. Snowshoe’s Girl Crazy CDX, SH x CH.
Snowshoe’s Wyoming Heart Throb)
RESERVE WINNER’S DOG – 6-9
TAHNEE SUNNYGLEN FORTUNATE SON
(CH. Bravo’s Old Spice x Sunnyglen Tahnee’s
DeFiance)
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competing)
1. CH. KAMAGLO’S ORIGINAL FORMULA CDX, JH –
Shaughnessy
Heuvel
BEST OF BREED (10 competing)
CH. SNOWSHOE’S KISS FOR LUCK – Schnarr/Clegg
(CH. Snowshoe’s Girl Crazy CDX, SH x Snowshoe’s
Best Policy)
JUDGE’S AWARDS OF MERIT
CH. WINGATE’S KISS ME QUICK - Madrigrano
STUD DOG (1 competing)
1. CH. QUAILWOODS MUSIC MAN CD - Gratiot
competing)
Davidson/Caruthers
2. SUMMITS EVERY FASHION VENTURE S - Johnson
3. CROIX’S MORAL OF THE STORY - Lownsbery
competing)
Hackney/Johnson
2. DICHI SURPRISE ME W’ A KISS - Reents
3. AYLWYN’S FUN IN THE SUN - Stecker
White/Schnarr
competing)
1. OLYMPIC’S NALYN’S SEA BREEZE – Gratiot
2. SPLENDID LOONSONG WOODEN SHOES Macauley
3. CLAIRCREST DREAM COME TRUE - Hertzog
4. KAMAGLO SUR LA MEME PAGE - Shaughnessy
BRED-BY EXHIBITOR BITCHES (8 competing)
1. CRYSTALFALLS BCAUSEIMWORTHIT –
Fisher/Kaldell/Wilkins
2. CLAIRCREST CAN’T DRIVE FIFTY FIVE –
Hertzog/Lauderdale
3. CONFETTI FLYING SOLO - Schlecht
4. KAMAGLO’S SWEET SURRENDER - Shaughnessy
AMERICAN-BRED BITCHES (1 competing)
1. CLEARVIEW “JUST BE MINE” – Guerndt/Szabo
OPEN BITCHES (11 competing)
1. SUNWINDS PARTYLINE Z BEARCREEK - Gaca
2. GANGWAY WYLWIND SAY GOODNITE - Wylie
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3. SANDPIPER’S FOREVER YOUNG – Oster/Pace
4. SNOWSHOE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH –
Allen/Schnarr
WINNERS BITCH/BEST OF WINNERS – 9-12
SANDSPUR THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS
(CH. Summits MR. Bojangles x CH. Sandspurs Splish
Splash)
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH – Bred-By
CRYSTALFALLS BCAUSEIMWORTHIT
(CH. Stonecrest’s Secret Stash x Kamaglo’s Versatility
Badge)
competing)
2. KRISOS TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX –
Korlaske/Tovar
competing)
1. CH. WINGATE’S KISS ME QUICK - Madrigrano
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4. TANBARK’S DIAMOND GIRL JUNE CDX –
Schuenke – 197.5 ++
UTILITY A (1 competing)
None qualified
UTILITY B (12 competing)
1. OTCH TANBARK’S BEEN THERE DONE THAT
UDX2, JH – Stoller – 197 ++
2. OTCH TANBARK’S JUST A TAD UDX5 – Johnson –
197 +
3. OTCH TOPBRASS BREAKWATER BALLISTIC
UDX6 – Czarnecki - 197
4. OTCH TANBARK ANNIE GET YOUR GUN UDX8 –
Ladwig – 196.5
HIGH IN TRIAL – Novice B
SHORELAND’S WILL TO WIN JH
(OTCH Tanbark’s Been There Done That UDX2, JH x
Shorelands Cheap Thrill UDX2, MX, MXJ)
HIGH COMBINED
OTCH TANBARK’S JUST A TAD UDX5
(OTCH Tanbark’s What’s Up Doc UDX x Shoreland
Finishing Touch)
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
CH. SNOWSHOE’S LUCY LOVES ME – Allen
(CH. Snowshoe’s Girl Crazy CDX, SH x CH.
Snowshoe’s High Society)
RALLY CLASSES
NOVICE A (1 competing)
None qualified
OBEDIENCE CLASSES
Judges: Ross Gabriel – Novice A, Open B, Utility A
Kent Delaney – Novice B, Open A, Utility B
Rally – Debby McNamara
NOVICE B (2 competing)*
1. SUNFIRES CALM BEFOR THE STORM CDX, JH –
Stoller - 93
2. HOLLYKINS VISTA CRUIZER – Weber - 78
1. AMBERAC’S HIGH SPEED SAWYER OAP, NJP –
Poole - 189
* In dispute pending resolution by AKC.
NOVICE B (3 competing)
1. SHORELAND’S WILL TO WIN JH – Stoller - 199
2. WILD WILLY OF WOODWING CD – Ziegelbauer –
193.5
3. SPGBRK’S WIND BENTH MY WINGS – Hartzheim 183
OPEN A (1 competing)
1. GOLDENCREST SHERLOCK JONES CD – Jones –
194.5
OPEN B (18 competing)
1. OTCH TANBARK’S JUST A TAD UDX5 – Johnson –
198 ++
2. TANBARK RUSTIC LEGEND CDX – Holbert – 198 +
3. OTCH TOPBRASS BREAKWATER BALLISTIC
UDX6 – Czarnecki - 198
ADVANCED B (8 competing)
1. SANDSPUR COLOR ME SURPRISED UD, RE, JH,
MX, MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber – 98 +
2. XANTHOS I’M JUST FLY’N BY UD, RE, JH, MX,
MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber - 98
3. KEEPERS JEDIDIAH UD, RA – Klappa - 97
4. CH. FOREVER’S HOT SHOT CD, AX, AXJ, OAP,
OAJ – Lifson - 96
EXCELLENT B (5 competing)
MX, MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber - 98
OAJ – Lifson - 94
4. AGILGOLD O’CATHALAIN – Sofranko - 93
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Badger GRC Specialty Report
March 4, 2006 – Franklin, WI
38 Dogs - 5 points
37 Bitches - 4 points
6 Non-Regular and 11 Best of Breed
51 competing in Obedience
21 competing in Rally
34 competing in Sweepstakes
Show Chairman and Reporter – Edell Schaefer
PUPPY & VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES CLASSES
Judge: Susan Leese
3. MOUNTAIN VIEW FOREVER FALSTAFF –
Unger/Nee
Engelenhoven
1. DECORAHS II MIO AMICO MIGLIORE –
Krumenauer
2. TIPTOP’S CRACKERJACK – Tipton
Lownsbery/Clegg
competing)
1. KAMAGLO’S ON THE RIGHT PAGE – Shaughnessy
competing)
1. CLAIRCREST DREAMWEAVER – Hertzog
2. HYLINE’S HIGH FLYER – Larsen
BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES – 9-12 Dog
DECORAHS II MIO AMICO MIGLIORE
(CH. Happy HR Highmark Bad News Bears JH x CH.
Decorah’s Sweet Sixteen)
Heuvel
BEST VETERAN IN SWEEPSTAKES – 8-10 Bitch
CH. ARIELL CELESTIAL SEA CHANGE TD, MX, MXJ –
Hardin
(CH. Pebwin Excel x CH. Ariell’s Waldenway Gabrielle
UD, OA, NAJ)
competing)
Davidson/Caruthers
2. ROSECREST THRILL SEEKER –
Cleveland/Harmeyer
competing)
White/Schnarr
2. KEEPERS HIGH OCTANE – Taylor
3. CONFETTI FLYING SOLO – Schlecht
4. AYLWYN’S FUN IN THE SUN – Stecker
competing)
1. HAYTEE’S HOTTER THAN HAITI – Hayman
3. KAMAGLO SUR LA MEME PAGE – Shaughnessy
4. LUCKYTOP’S SPRINGBROOK BLIZZARD –
Hartzhein/Bornheimer
competing)
1. SPLENDID LOONSONG WOODEN SHOES –
Macauley
2. CLAIRCREST DREAM COME TRUE – Hertzog
BEST OPPOSITE SEX IN SWEEPSTAKES - 15-18
Bitch
SPLENDID LOONSONG WOODEN SHOES
(CH. Signature’s Natural Wonder x CH. Karagold’s
Splendid Air Tyme)
competing)
1. CH. ARIELL CELESTIAL SEA CHANGE TD, MX,
MXJ – Hardin
2. ROSECRESTS BEL ENFANT – CashBrumfield/Ziolecki-Cleveland
competing)
1. CH. WINGATE’S KISS ME QUICK – Madrigrano
2. CH. LANDICAN’S MORNINGSTAR CDX, JH, AX,
AXJ, OAP, OJP – Hartman
APRIL/MAY 2006
BEST VETERAN OF OPPOSITE SEX IN
SWEEPSTAKES – 12 + Dog
CH. WOODWING CAMEO FLY BY NIGHT
(CH. Cameo Constance Of Carage x Classic Woodwing
Wow)
REGULAR CLASSES
Judge: Dr. Karen M. Ericson
2. THUNDERWATER ON THE ROAD AGAIN – WatersWelsch
3. SUNNYGLEN’S OUT OF THE ASHES – McCrea
4. NALYN’S TOP BILLING – Gratiot
Lownsbery/Clegg
3. DECORAHS II MIO AMICO MIGLIORE –
Krumenauer
4. TIPTOP’S CRACKERJACK – Tipton
competing)
1. CLAIRCREST DREAMWEAVER – Hertzog
2. HYLINE’S HIGH FLYER – Larsen
BRED-BY EXHIBITOR DOGS (2 competing)
1. LANDICAN’S JUST A BLAZINGSTAR NA, NAJ, NAP
– Hartman
2. OTCH. BREAKWATER TRIPLE CROWN UDX –
Czarnecki
AMERICAN-BRED DOGS (1 competing)
1. NALYN’S BAJA DEL RIO – Hillery
OPEN DOGS (20 competing)
1. SARIC’S MORE POWER AT ARGO –
Blaszak/Litwicki
2. ROSECREST RECKLESS ABANDON – ZioleckCleveland
3. MALAGOLD CEDAR’S COUNTRY ROAD – Schulz
4. DICHI GO UNCHALLENGED – Reents
WINNERS DOG/BEST OF WINNERS– Open
SARIC’S MORE POWER AT ARGO
(CH. Brae Lea Phantom Of T’Opera x Merigold Saric’s
Sizzlin’ Hot)
RESERVE WINNER’S DOG – 9-12
ROSECREST PLAY IT AGAIN
(CH. Summits Mr. BoJangles x Rosecrest Crimson
Glory)
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competing)
1. CH. SARIC’S MR I.M. HARRY – Litwicki
Heuvel
BEST OF BREED (11 competing)
CH. HYTREE’S RYD-N-OUT THE STORM –
Schlecht/Edwards
(CH. Faera’s Future Classic x CH. Faera Tainsh Speed
Deamon)
STUD DOG (1 competing)
1. CH. QUAILWOODS MUSIC MAN CD – Gratiot
competing)
1. SUMMITS EVERY FASHION VENTURE – Johnson
2. CROIX’S MORAL OF THE STORY – Lownsbery
Davidson/Caruthers
4. CROIX DICHI CAMPFIRE STORY –
Reents/Lownsbery
competing)
Hackney/Johnson
2. KEEPERS HIGH OCTANE – Taylor
3. KEEPERS CENTRE OF ATTENTION – Olsen
4. AYLWYN’S FUN IN THE SUN – Stecker
competing)
1. KAMAGLO SUR LA MEME PAGE – Shaughnessy
2. GRACIOUS GLDS EVENING IN VENICE –
Lusa/Johnson
3. SPLENDID LOONSONG WOODEN SHOES –
Macauley
BRED-BY EXHIBITOR BITCHES (6 competing)
1. CONFETTI FLYING SOLO – Schlecht
2. ANTHEM ALL SHOOK UP – Ernst
3. KAMAGLO’S SWEET SURRENDER – Shaughnessy
4. OLYMPIC’S AS LIGHT AS A FEATHER – Wells
AMERICAN-BRED BITCHES (1 competing)
1. CLEARVIEW “JUST BE MINE” – Guerndt/Szabo
OPEN BITCHES (13 competing)
1. HYLINE’S JETOCA TIME FOR ME TO FLY –
Caruthers/Zingula
APRIL/MAY 2006
2. DICHI GO YOUR OWN WAY – Reents
3. SANDPIPER’S FOREVER YOUNG – Oster/Pace
4. SNOWSHOE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH – Allen
WINNERS BITCH – Open
HYLINE’S JETOCA TIME FOR ME TO FLY
(CH. Evergreen’s Blue Angel NA x CH. Hyline’s Kalm
Sea Ascot Legend)
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH – Bred-By
CONFETTI FLYING SOLO
(CH. Hytree’s Ryd-N-Out The Storm x CH. Confetti
Better Beware)
competing)
1. CH. ARIELL CELESTIAL SEA CHANGE TD, MX,
MXJ – Hardin
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX
CH. HYTREE’S BLUE BONNET ON IT – Edwards
(CH. Asterlings Wild Blue Yonder x CH. Faera’s Tainsh
Speed Deamon)
OBEDIENCE CLASSES
Judges: Kent Delaney – Novice A, Open B, Utility A
Ross Gabriel – Novice B, Open A, Utility B
Rally – Mindy Mymudes
1. AMBERAC’S HIGH SPEED SAWYER OAP, NJP –
Poole – 189.5
2. XANTHOS TASSO MOSTLY CHARM – Baumeister
– 180.5
1. SHORELAND’S WILL TO WIN JH – Stoller - 199
2. WILD WILLY OF WOODWING CD – Ziegelbauer 195
3. SPGBRK’S WIND BENTH MY WINGS – Hartzheim –
186.5
OPEN A (2 competing)
1. GOLDENCREST SHERLOCK JONES – Jones –
194.5
OPEN B (25 competing)
1. TANBARK RUSTIC LEGEND CDX – Holbert – 198
+++
2. OTCH BROOKLYNN SAMANTHA UDX2 – Collins –
198 ++
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3. OTCH HIGH TIMES NOT A NEWF UDX, MH, MX,
MXJ – Parison – 198 +
4. OTCH TANBARK’S JUST A TAD UDX5 – Johnson 198
UTILITY B (19 competing)
1. OTCH SUNFIRE’S SCAN A PERFECT PICTURE
UDX7 – Heidinger - 197
2. OTCH HIGH TIMES WHAT A HOOT UDX4, SH –
Carlsen – 196.5
3. TANBARK BRIARRIDGE UD – Beer – 195.5
4. TANBARK’S TRIPLE FLIP UD – Nyland - 195
HIGH IN TRIAL – Novice B
SHORELAND’S WILL TO WIN JH
(OTCH Tanbark’s Been There Done That x Shorelands
Cheap Thrill UDX2, MX, MXJ)
HIGH COMBINED
OTCH SUNFIRE’S SCAN A PERFECT PICTURE UDX
(OTCH Stardust Rainier Rocky UDX x Sunfire Sugar
Pumpkin)
RALLY CLASSES
1. TECHNIQUE’S NOR’EASTER – Wolf - 86
1. AMBERAC’S ACAPULCO PRINCESS – Trate - 99
2. AMBERAC RAMALA NEVER CAN TELL CDX, JH –
Pacetti - 98
3. HOLLYKINS VISTA CRUIZER – Weber - 97
4. DALLAS – Lukasik – 95
ADVANCED B (9 competing)
MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber – 99 ++
MX, MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber – 99 +
OAJ – Lifson - 98
EXCELLENT B (5 competing)
MX, MXJ, AXP, AJP – Weber - 98
OAJ – Lifson - 96
APRIL/MAY 2006
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APRIL/MAY 2006
2006 Badger Golden Retriever Club Officers
President:
Randy Rauth
S13 W31845 Glacier Pass
Delafield, WI
262-968-2717
[email protected]
Vice President:
Sandi Haessler
N115W19979 Woodland Dr
Germantown, WI 53022
262-251-0861
[email protected]
Treasurer:
Joan Kaml
th
4480 N. 144 Street
262-781-8072
[email protected]
Secretary:
Bill McEachern
th
3255 S. 44 Street
Greenfield, WI 53219
414-321-9398
[email protected]
2006 Badger Golden Retriever Club
Board of Directors
Conformation:
Betty Welsch
N5085 Butternut Trail
Juneau, WI 53039
920-349-4394
[email protected]
Field:
John Stoller
6621 W. Tripoli Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53220
414-321-2181
[email protected]
Obedience:
Sue Freeman
4507 Northwest Hwy.
Waterford, WI 53185
262-534-5824
heatherwoodGoldens
@earthlink.net
At Large Membership:
John M. Brandt
W170 N11479 Armada Dr.
Germantown, WI 53022
262-253-5292
[email protected]
Badger Golden Retriever Club Contact Information
Education Coordinator/GRCA Delegate/GRCA
Columnist:
Edell Schaefer
5250 S. Nicolet Drive
New Berlin, WI 53151
414-425-5433
[email protected]
The GRCA columnist writes a bimonthly article for The
Golden Retriever News, the GRCA national magazine,
to keep the Golden world abreast of what BGRC is
doing. Send Edell information on your wins, finishing a
title in AKC, major points in conformation, and field wins
for inclusion in the next article.
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BGRC invites all prospective members to their events
and meetings. If you are interested in joining our club,
please contact the membership chairperson.
Meetings are held bimonthly starting with the Annual
Awards Banquet in February. Programs and locations
are announced in the bimonthly newsletter. A
complimentary newsletter will be sent to each
prospective member.
Annual dues:
Family Voting Membership
Single Voting Membership
Associate (nonvoting)
Newsletter Subscription only
$25
$20
$15
$10
Newsletter Editor:
Bill McEachern
414-382-6238
[email protected]
The BGRC Newsletter is published bimonthly. Please
submit show wins, event information, columns,
informative articles, and other information for publication
to the editor by the following deadlines (information
received subsequent to the deadline will be published in
the next newsletter if not time sensitive):
Deadline
Newsletter Publication
For
(Mailing) Date
Submissions
June/July 2006 (7/1/2006)
6/15/2006
August/September 2006 (9/1/2006)
8/15/2006
October/November 2006 (11/1/2006)
10/15/2006
December/January 2007 (1/1/2007)
12/15/2006
February/March 2007 (3/1/2007)
2/15/2007
April/May 2007 (5/1/2007)
4/15/2007
Advertising:
Full page
Half page
Quarter page
Commercial advertising
$20
$10
$5
Contact editor
Golden Retriever Rescue of Wisconsin, Inc.
Surrender Hotline: 888-655-4753
Website
www.grrow.org
Membership Chairperson:
Sandy Stoller
414-321-2181
[email protected]
Bill McEachern, Editor
3255 S. 44th Street
Greenfield, WI 53219-4810
E-mail: [email protected]
Woof!
Post me where
you’ll find me!
Upcoming Meetings
Run Thru Calendar
BGRC General Membership Meeting
Sunday May 21 at 5:30 pm.
Obedience/Conformation Fun Night
Animal Motel
Butler, WI 53007
1 Fridays
Oshkosh Kennel Club
nd
2 Fridays
Cudahy Kennel Club
rd
3 Fridays
K-9 Obedience Training Club
th
4 Fridays
Western Waukesha Dog Training Club
th
5 Fridays
K-9 Obedience Training Club
BGRC Board Meeting
Wednesday June 28 at 6:30 pm.
Brookfield Library Rotary Room
1900 North Calhoun Road
st
Upcoming Events
Hunt Test
August 12
Kansasville, WI
WC/WCX Test
August 13
Kansasville, WI

April/May - Badger Golden Retriever Club

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