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LRCGB
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Issue 15 September 2006
Upcoming Events
• Worcester Kennel Club
November 24, 25, 26, 2006
• April Hunt Test
April 28, 29, 2007
June Specialty
By Lois Engel
Well , Greater Boston has moved to a new show site that the exhibitors loved
and I hope we will stay at this site for many years to come. The Middlesex 4H Fairgrounds in Westford MA. We had to share the grounds on Wednesday
with the Corgi club who were doing Agility. They finished up a little later
than expected but the Rau Mother and Daughter team worked right into the
schedule and had everything ready to set up. The Fairgrounds has many
buildings and the decision was made earlier in the year to give one covered
Pavilion to Rally and one to Obedience. The 4-H people were to have raked
out and cleaned up those pavilions before our arrival, but as it turned out
they had not raked and that had to be done by us early on Thursday. With
the exception of a couple Obedience people, this arrangement worked out
• Spring Match
May 6, 2007
• Agility Trial
May 19, 2007
• June Specialty
June 14 & 15, 2007
• Working Certificate
July 2007
(Continued on page 3)
President’s Corner
Mark your calendars! Events
are happening all year round! Karen Kennedy—President
Inside this issue:
June Specialty
Pg. 1
The Potomac, 2006
Pg. 4
Calendar of Events
Pg 6
Member
Accomplishments
Pg 7
Litter Announcements
Pg. 8
Working Certificate
Results
The cooler weather has arrived and most of our Club activities have come and gone.
I’d like to THANK all the Club Member’s who have helped make our 2006 events
successful.
Please give a BIG THANKS to all the Member’s who stepped forward to Chair our
events this year.
March Match – Linda Berkeley
Eye Clinic – Karen Kennedy
April Hunt Test – Nancie Freitas
May Match – Barb Burri and Marianne Rousseau
May Agility Trial – Jan Johnson and Pam Kimel
June Specialties – Lois Engel
Working Certificate – Karen Kennedy
Fall Hunt Test – Audie Gould and Scott Shaw
Pg 10
A lot of hard work goes into planning and organizing our events so please step
forward and volunteer to help out.
Pg 15
Congratulations to all club members who have who have had a successful summer
showing.
Karen
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ISSUE 15 SEPTEMBER 2006
2006 Officers & Board of Directors
Officers
Committee Contacts
President ………………….………..Karen Kennedy
Vice President ………….………..Sue Willumsen
Treasurer …………………………..Jeff Snyder
Recording Secretary …….…...Jan Lenahan
Corresponding Secretary ..… Pam Nolin-Shaw
Newsletter Editor ……………….Gail Conway
Master National Delegate
Karen Kase
Field Committee
Interim Joey Edsall & Scott Shaw
Board Of Directors
Linda Berkeley
Ellie Hawkins
Robin Magee
Scott Shaw, DMV
Membership
Karen Kennedy, [email protected]
Brian Hawkins
Peggy Lands
Karen Pandolfi
Beth Teixeira
Show Committee
Sue Willumsen
Finance Committee
Volunteeer needed
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very well and exhibitors were happy.
they ran the rings very efficiently.
Let me mention here Sue Willumsen who is the
Queen of Decor. Sue brought in a full size van
loaded to the roof with decorations and flowers,
some people just have the knack. Sue turned our
show site into what can only be called a festive look.
Flowers were everywhere, Sue’s hanging and
spinning whirlygigs were so neat. I have gone to a
million shows but none that looked so much like a
fun party. Thank You Sue. Sue donated all of the
decorations and flowers to the Friday Raffle and the
winners were just thrilled to be able to take home
these lush colorful plants.
I must say that Brian and Elly Hawkins as Chief
Stewards were just awesome. They had a big
chart all done up and were soooo organized it
makes me blush to remember when I was Chief
Steward and had to rely on pulling notes from my
pockets. Brian and Elly, you are the just the best.
Good stewards make the judges job so much easier
and help get us done in a timely manner.
I want to thank Jeanne Charest who chaired the
obedience and ran it like a tight ship. She had good
efficient judges and on Friday when the brutal heat
kicked in I am sure they were glad to have that
Pavilion under the trees.
Jeanne is organized and efficient, a must have
quality.
This was our first year for Rally, we were lucky to
get judges at all but we got great judges. All of the
judges and workers and exhibitors loved the site, my
undying gratitude to Ann Lofgren (LRCPV) who found
the judges for me and the ball was then literally
tossed to Gayle Abrams who ran her rally ring
smoothly and efficiently. On Friday we were short a
couple of rally helpers and a few of the kids jumped
in and now know what Rally is and want to start
training- HOORAY education is a bonus. I did not get
all the names of the helpers for Rally and Obedience
but my Thanks to you all.
We set up all of the club tables and the Raffle and
the vendors and the show secretary tables under the
huge pavilion near the breed rings, this year we
were all cool and dry. We had pop ups and tents for
the breed rings but in future we should move more
of the bigger tents into the breed rings for shade.
Our breed judges Barbara Gilchrist and Lisa WeissNolechek made all the exhibitors feel welcome and
Our Sweeps judges Andrew MacArthur and Connie
Grenier did a wonderful job and again made the
exhibitors feel welcome and put everyone at ease.
It is so important to have Sweeps judges who are
quiet and patient with the puppies, often this is
their first time in the ring and they are goofy and
just a bit frightened. Thanks Andrew and Connie
for making this a good experience for them.
Thursday night was our Lobster Dinner with chefs
Scott Shaw and Dick Kennedy standing in for
Emeril and Ming. Even though the reservations got
off to a slow start due to my pricing error and the
economy, when it came to the day we had some 40
reservations. The “chowda” was fabulous, the
steamers fresh and juicy, and thanks to
collaboration between Marion Lyons and Scott, the
“lobstas” were just off the boat and cooked to
perfection, there was chicken for the non-lobster
crowd, and the best part - we got to go for
seconds on the chowder and steamers. WOW great
job guys.
Then came the time I had been dreading - THE
CLEANUP. I announced a few times that
volunteers were needed to help put the chairs and
tables away and organize the trash. My fears were
growing as I saw people headed back to their cars
and leaving but then my angels started arriving. I
want to say a big HUGE Thank You to Cheryl Swift
who was ready and able to do any and all chores
all day and was a huge help in the clean up. I did
not get all of the names but Thanks to the
wonderful gentleman who opened up his mini van
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and loaded all the tables and chairs back to the
storage shed, to everyone who gathered up the
trash and dragged it to the dumpster, to the
wonderful Mom with two kids who live down the
road and stayed to clean up with us, and she does
not even belong to our club!
Special thanks to Scott Shaw who is always there to
set up and to break down, Pam Nolin-Shaw for
making sure our judges were welcomed and taken
care of. Robin Magee for preparing and running the
2 days of Raffles which brought in a lot of extra
cash for the club.
Thanks to Hartley Scribner from Cocker Spaniel
Rescue of New England for coming in to do the
breakfast and lunches, the food was great and the
prices reasonable. Hartley does this on his own and
mostly by himself, I think he was caught a little off
guard by the number of customers he had, service
got a little slow at lunch time but again thanks to
Scott Shaw and Bob Gilchrist (yes, the husband of
our judge) for stepping in to give Hartley a hand.
I was very proud to be a part of this show, I heard
many rave reviews from exhibitors and the judges,
many agreeing that GB puts on a heck of a show.
Everyone was pleased that the whole site is tree
covered so parking was close to the rings and no
one had to park in the sun.
My apologies to the Obedience folks, I should have
remembered to present the Obedience awards in
the main breed ring just before Breed.
I am sure I forgot to mention someone who worked
hard but you have my gratitude and be sure to give
your name to Karen Kennedy so that you can get
work credit.
Special thanks go out to Barb Burri and Gerrie
Owren who gathered and organized all the trophies
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The Potomac, 2006
By Robin Anderson
What a fabulous time everyone had all week at this
year's Potomac show! Every day was promising in
terms of weather, and the look on all the faces of
the participants was glowing. Only one morning
threatened to be dismal weather-wise, but by
lunchtime the sun pushed its way out of the cloud
cover and the raingear vanished back into the hotel
rooms.
As usual, the show was more busy than any Ringling
Brothers Three Ring Circus with so many beautiful
dogs and decked out handlers every place you
looked. Every woman looked beautiful in their new
spring clothes. All the gents looked like they were
ready for a garden party. After the long cold winter
everyone was ready to look spiffy and have some
fun. All the dogs were excited to be showing
outdoors in large rings with all their canine buddies.
Socializing with old friends and making new ones
completed the party atmosphere.
The Veterans Ring on Wednesday night was both
joyful and tearful: Joyful to see all our favorite
dogs that are in many of our youngsters' pedigrees,
and tearful because there are some old timers who
still want to prance and do their best to please us.
All the seasoned dogs entering the ring received the
applause they love and they virtually danced their
way around the ring. The room was packed to the
ceiling with buzzing spectators. The Labrador
Retriever Club of the Potomac did a beautiful job
arranging desserts and drinks ringside for the
gallery.
Our personal adventure really got off to a bang on
Wednesday afternoon when the Superintendent
announced a 'found' dog at his table. We were
watching one of the classes and never thought it
could be one of our dogs, since we had just come
from the van and knew all our dogs were safely
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tucked away. As the Superintendent kept up the description of the found dog, we decided we had better
check, 'just in case' it was one of ours. Imagine our horror and relief when we saw it was one of our own
young pups! Dazzle had somehow escaped from the crate in the van and wandered to say 'hello' to the
people in the van next to ours. After that incident, the puppy was locked securely in her crate in case she
got the hankering to visit the neighbors again. Thank goodness Labradors are friendly. Several others
escaped from crates and pens during the week and were safely caught and returned to their owners.
Shopping at the Potomac is always fun. Picking up the new issue of Julie Brown, buying little gifts for the
dogs left behind, trying on new clothes and getting new leads for the spring show season are fun ways to
spend a lunch break. It's wise to save some cash after the holidays for the vendors' booths at this show.
Friday's Best of Breed Competition was incredible, with our own
Marianne Rousseau and Dickens (CH Saltmeadow Dickens at
Cedarbay) making it almost to the very end of the competition.
Marianne and Dickens were dressed alike in a combination of
blacks and reds, and they both worked very hard for that last
look from the judge. Congratulations to both Marianne and
Dickens for a job well done. And congratulations to all our club
members who placed and made the cut in all their classes.
No trip to the Potomac is complete without a stop at Cabela's.
Our van made the side trip before heading the rest of the way
back home to New England, and it was worth the delay. With
more money spent, we got back on the road and arrived home well after dark and long after our bedtimes.
Unpacking had to wait until morning while we dreamed of traveling to the Potomac in 2007.
Calendar of Events
Worcester Kennel Club
November 24, 25, 26, 2006
Supported Entry @ Fitchburg Trade Center
Jeff Snyder
[email protected]
April Hunt Test
April 28/29, 2007
Nancie Freitas
[email protected]
Master/Senior/Junior
Spring Match
May 6, 2007
Winnikinni Castle Haverhill, MA
Marianne Rousseau
[email protected]
Barb Burri
[email protected]
Agility Trial
May 19, 2007
Crackerbarrel Fairgrounds, Wrentham. MA
Jan Johnson
[email protected]
Pam Kimel
[email protected]
June Specialty
June 14 & 15, 2007
Westford, MA
Robin Magee
[email protected]
Barb Burri
[email protected]
Working Certificate
Sunday, July 2007
Hopkinton Everett Lakes
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A Celebration of 75 Years
1931 – 2006
East Meets West in Missouri!
The Labrador Retriever Club, Inc.
2006 National Specialty Events
October 9 – 15, 2006
Purina Farms, Gray Summit, MO
Busch Conservation Area, Weldon Springs, MO
Peabody River-King State Fish and Wildlife Area, Athens, Illinois
A week of special events for Labrador Retrievers:
Tracking TD, TDX, VST, Conformation, Sweepstakes,
two Obedience Trials, two Rally Trials, two Agility Trials,
a Working Certificate Test, a Conformation Certificate evaluation,
Judges Study Group, Educational Seminar, Parade of Rescue Dogs,
and a Hunt Test-Junior, Senior, Master.
Host Hotel—
HOLIDAY INN SIX FLAGS
Eureka, Missouri
For more information: www.thelabradorclub.com
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Member Accomplishments
W
e are proud to report our member’s
achievements in this issue.
U-CD HR SR Puddleducks Kyla O'Fairview, SH,
CDX, WCX, CGC, TDI
Wearing my Nancy Baker Memorial Duck Call (for
spiritual guidance) and being judged by Paul Young
(how befitting!) and Cathy Forsyth, Kyla and I passed
our 4th Senior Hunter test with style on August 27th at
the Penobscot HRC in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. We are
very proud of our little Chocolate "angel"(??) and ready
to undertake our next "mission NOT-impossible".
Owner Cheryl & Dave Palmer
Surfer, Vikng Surf's Up JH-WC-CC, earned his
JH title at 23 months. Surfer earned his JH
title on 8-13-06 at the Yankee Waterfowlers Hunting
Retiever Club Hunt Test. Surfer earned his title in four
consecutive hunt tests. He was bred by Gerrie and
John Owren of Viking Labradors. His Dam is Viking
Zinka Dew CD-JH-WC "Zinka" and his Sire is
Ch.Aquarius Centercourt Delight "Buzz" . He is owned
and loved by Melody and Dan Losea
Peggy Lands' Jarrett earned his CD in
three straight trials with two class placements
in May. He is now known as Am/Can CH Nightwind
Start Your Engines CD, JH.
judge Sharon Fanning (Cloverdale). At the
Pawcatuck River LRC supported entry, Skye won
her 9-12 mos sweeps class under breeder-judge
Susan Lazarchick (Weymouth). She also won her
regular class and went on to take Reserve
Winner's Bitch to the major.
Sandy Maclean's dog, Ocean Spray
Rockefeller, finished his championship at
the Wampanoag K C . Sire is CH Aquarius
Centercourt Delight Dam CH Ocean Spray Margo
Ocean Spray Chantilly Lace is off and
running, receiving her first agility title,
NAP, on July 9th.
OTCH Westwind Nite-Sky of Montana
UDX3, TDIA owned by Beth Chapman,
competed on July 14-16th at the Vermont
Cluster in Essex Junction. Vermont. Montana
went HIT and HC on Friday with a perfect 200
out of the Utility class. On Saturday Montana
went HIT and HC again with a 200 in each class
for a perfect high combined score of 400. This is
the first time it has ever been done in New
England. It has only been done two or three
other times in the history of AKC. Montana has
also been invited to compete at the National
Obedience Invitational to be held this December
in Long Beach CA.
Peggy Lands' Skye (aka Nightwind Positive
Vibration) has had a great July. At the LRC of
the Pioneer Valley supported entry, Skye went BOS in
Sweeps out of the 9-12 months class under breeder-
C
ongratulations to all of our Members and their dogs.
Please continue to send all brag information to:
Gail Conway
Email: [email protected]
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HR SR Puddleducks Kyla O’Fairview, CDX,
JH, W CX earned her WCX at the Penobscot HRC in
Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. Owned by Dave &
Cheryl Palmer
Fairlee Sophy MH, WCX and Gunning Island
Cassie MH, WCX both finished their Master
Hunting Titles on April 29 & 20, 2006 at the Labrador
Retriever Club of Greater Boston Hunt test at
Addeville, Mapleville, RI. Trained and handled by
Paul Botelho
Maddigan's Final Answer (Maddie) CDX, RE
owned and handled by Pat Bartlett earned 3
Rally titles in 9 straight trials - even placing 1st at
the LRCGB Specialty in Westford!! Our thanks to
Judy Kay for her wonderful training & preparation for
this accomplishment
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.Puddleduck's Cedarwood Joshua, WC
received his first JH leg at the June MRTC
Hunt Test.
Cedarwood's Timberline, CC, SH, CDX, WCX, RN
received her Rally Novice Title at the LRCGB June
Specialty Show.
Cedarwood's Casey, WC, RN recieved her Rally
Novice Title at the LRCGB June Specialty Show.
Casey was also WB and BOW at the second
Oromocto Kennel Club Show receiving her first 5
Canadian Points.
Cedarwood's Shade's of Katahdin, CC, WC was
WD and BOW at the Oromocto Kennel Club Third
Show in June recieving his first 5 Canadian Points.
He was also WD and BOW at the second LRCGB
June Specialty Show receiving his first 4 Point AKC
Major.
Cedarwood's Mica, WC qualified for her Working
Certificate at the July PHRC Working Certificate
Test.
The above Labradors live in Maine at Cedarwood
Kennels with Nancy Brandow
All Chocolates Expected August 12, 2006
Can. CH. Cedarwood's Laurel, CC
X
CH. Wilcare's Work In Progress, JH, WC
Dam: OFA Exc/ Normal Elbows/ Current Eye
Clearance
Sire: OFA Good/ Normal Elbows/ Current Eye
Clearance
Contact:
Nancy R. Brandow
207-327-1322
Www.cedarwoodkennels.com
Blacks and Yellows Expected October 10, 2006
Wildbrook Stewart's Lucille
X
CH. Dickendall Gable
Dam: OFA Exc/ Normal Elbows/ Current Eye
Clearance
Sire: OFA Good/ Normal Elbows/ Current Eye
Clearance
Contact:
Nancy R. Brandow
207-327-1322
Www.cedarwoodkennels.com
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WHAT A SUMMER!!!!!
CORBETT’S OPERATION CHAOS JH, WCI, CC, CGC
In May Chaos and I went High In Match at Winnikenni Castle!!
In June we headed to New York to complete our Junior Hunter Title!!!
Then we headed to the Working Certificate in July were we earned our WCI and placed 2nd in the Triple Crown!!
Bred, Owned, Handled and Loved by Pattie Duddy.
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Working Certificate Results
On July 16, 2006 LRCGB held its annual Working Certificate. We would like to thank every one who attended this
event and worked hard all day to help make it a success. Here is a list of Qualifiers. We hope to see you again next
year.
Thank you,
Pattie & Karen
WC
Reg Name
Chucklebrook Black Minnow JH, WC, CGC
Am/Can CH Saltmeadow Dickens at Cedarbay
Lobuff Major Yeager At Asquam
Mighty Mac Coopah
Davikas Purdy Lil’ Girl
Moosehead’s Prairie Rose
Candlewood’s Time Will Tell UD, JH RN, WCI
Stonehouse Farm’s Choc Delite
Naiad I’m No Angel, WC
Riverbenz First Noel
Call Name
Minnow
Dickens
Yeager
Coopah
Purdy
Rosie
Teller
Cocoa
Luci
Noel
Owner
Nancy Laser-Wolston
Marianne Rousseau
Nancy Laser-Wolston
Bill Bergeron
Kate & David Champney
Marion Amidon
Cathy Shea
Tom Look & Patti Roe
Cathy Shea
Ed Ferguson
WCI
Chucklebrook Gleniscraig Angus JH
Sugarwoods Blazing Willhe
Pleasant Pine’s Making A Mark Am/Can CD, JH, WCI
Tracyn’s Spinney Point Grace
Pleasant Pine’s A Bit of Mischief JH, Am/Can WC, CC, CGC
Corbett’s Operation Chaos JH, WC, CC, CGC
Ridgeview Farm Emma Down Home, CD, JH, WC
Angus
Cork
Cinder
Gracie
Mattie
Chaos
Emma
Cynthia Abbott
Eric Madson
Karen Kennedy
Cheryl Swift
Dick Kennedy
Pattie Duddy
Jean Piccosi
WCX
Provinces Wildeland Mistymorn
Miss Molly Pasquale JH
Pleasant Pine’s Making A Mark Am/Can CD, JH, WCI
Diva’s Ready To Play Cream JH
Pleasant Pine’s A Bit of Mischief JH, Am/Can WC, CC, CGC
Pic's Come Back Kid, JH
Riverbenz Kaylee Lady
Marley
Molly
Cinder
Layla
Mattie
J.J.
Kaylee
Nancie Freitas
Bob Pasquale
Karen Kennedy
Bob Pasquale
Dick Kennedy
Jean Piccosi
Ed Ferguson
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Spring Match Results
Winnekinni Castle
May 7, 2006
Match results continue to trickle in. If you have
results from any event, we would love to print them.
Rally Results:
Excellent Ganni and Gerrie Owren NQ
Advanced Hawke and Barb Burri NQ
Novice A
Emily and Pam Shaw 89 1st
Toby and Pam Shaw 88 2nd
Rosie and Robin Anderson 71 3rd
Blue and SUki Noble NQ
Novice B
Zinnia and Kris Maloney 96 1st
Pierre and Kris Maloney 86 2nd
Kayla and Eileen Perez 81 3rd
Oliver and Wendy Ernst NQ
Zinka and Gerrie Owren NQ
Obedience
Pre Novice A
Nancy Wolston and Minnow 172
Lee Holsten and Etta 122
Lee Holsten and Whistle 117
Pre Novice B
Kris Maloney and Pierre 140
Maryanne Rousseau and Dickens 133
Scott Shaw and Toby 120
Barb Burri and Kestrel 117
Novice B
Pattie Duddy and Chaos 191 1st, High in Trial
Scott Shaw and Emily NQ
WEndy Ernst and Oliver NC
Sandy Madden and Cassie NC
Nancy Freitas and Marley N/C
Gerrie Owren and Zinka N/C
Karen Kennedy and Mattie N/C
Open A
Karen Kennedy and Cinder N/C
Suki Noble and Blue NQ
Open B
Beth Chapman and Montana NC
Gerrie Owren and Ganni NC
Sandy Madden and Cadie NC
Utility B
Beth Chapman and Montana NC
Gerrie Owren and Ganni NC
Sandy Madden and Cadie NC
Reminder:
Send each litter announcement
along with $5.00 to:
Gail Conway
27 Marlboro Street
Puppies, Puppies, Puppies:
Please update your information with Barb
Burri to stay active on our puppy referral
list. Don’t be left out!
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TROPHIES
LRCGB Specialty
4-H Grounds, Chelmsford, MA
2 TRIALS - 2 DAYS - Labs ONLY!
Thursday, June 15 and Friday, 16, 2006
If you would like to donate a trophy/prize and have a preference for a class or special prize, please email
or mail your choice to me by Feb. 22, 2006 (Your name and a description of trophy/prize is needed by this
date)
Cash Prizes are always welcomed. Please make checks out to LRCGB
REGULAR CLASSES
Puppy Dogs, 6-9 months
Puppy Dogs, 9-12 months
Junior Dogs, 12-18 months
Novice Dogs
Bred-by-Exhibitor Dogs
American-Bred Dogs
Open Dogs, Black
Open Dogs, Yellow
Open Dogs, Chocolate
Winners Dog
(Above Classes Same for Bitches)
BEST OF BREED COMPETITION
NON-REGULAR CLASSES – Involving Single Dog Entries
Hunting Retriever, Dogs/Bitches (JH or Better)
Field Trial, Dogs/Bitches (JAM or Placement in any AKC Licensed Retriever Field Trial Stake)
Veteran Classes, For any dog which is 8-10 years old (Same for Bitches)
Veteran Classes, For any dog which is 10-12 years old (Same for Bitches)
Veteran Classes, For an dog which is 12 years and older (Same for Bitches)
Best Bred By Exhibitor
Best Veteran in Regular Classes
Best Puppy
1.
2.
3.
4.
Class/Date
Description of Trophy/Prize
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Date and class as needed: ___________________________________
If you have questions, write or call me:
Thank you in advance for contributing!
Carla Hyndman
ConformationTrophy Chair, 2007
603-434-6260
17 Kimball Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053
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Waggin’ Tail Dog Training
Westford, Ma.
Opening for Business on July 17th, 2006
Two Rings
Fully Matted
12 feet of Mirrors in one ring
Air-Conditioned
16 Crates available for use
Private Lessons
Group Classes
Instructor
Sandy Madden
Breed Handling Class every
Tuesday with Miki Cooney
Drop-In Basis
Ring Rental
Building Rental
For further information contact Sandy Madden
At
978-392-0945
[email protected]
From I-495 North or South take Exit 32 turn northwest toward Westford on Boston Road.
Go 1.2 miles, turn left onto Main Street go 0.1 mile,
then turn right onto Graniteville Road go 1.3 miles,
then turn left onto Broadway Street go 0.4 miles,
to 67 Broadway Street on right.
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2006 Triple Crown Results
Standing
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Dog
Total Score
Chucklebrook’s Black Minnow, JH, WC
Nancy Wolston
Conf: 200
Obed: 172
WC: 200
572
Corbett’s Operation Chaos, WC< CC
Pattie Duddy
Conf: 150
Obed: 191
WC: 200
541
Am/Can CH Saltmeadow Dickens at Cedarbay
Marianne Rousseau
Conf: 200
Obed: 133
WC: 200
533
Burri’s Celestial Kestrel, RN
Barb Burri
Conf: 150
Obed: 117
471
WC: 150
Participan
Sasco Gilbraltar
t
Kris Maloney
Conf: 200
Obed: 140
WC: 0
Participan
Etta
t
Lee Holstein
Conf: 200
Obed: 122
WC: 0
Participan
Whistle
t
Lee Holstein
Conf: 150
Obed: 117
WC: 0
Participan
Marley
t
Nancie Freitas
Conf: 0
Obed:0
WC: 200
340
322
267
200
OTTER
TALES
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Triple Crown 2006 Winner
Chucklebrook’s Black Minnow, JH, WC
Owner: Nancy Wolston
2006 WC Group
Placements
We can take all digital pictures and have them
in our newsletter.
Email to [email protected]
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