Top Twenty
Link to the PDF Top 20 Program (very large upload)
2006
Top Twenty Event
In conjunction with the
American Whippet Club’s
19th National Specialty
Friday Evening
April 28, 2006
Sheraton Ferncroft Resort
Boston , Massachusetts
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Awards for the current Participants... A Custom Sterling Silver Medallion of a standing Whippet (Created by Margie Mersky Minneapolis , MN ) Logo Design by Linda |
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A Blue and White Rosette embossed
with the participant’s name
Award for exhibition previous winners...
A Red Rosette embossed with the
past winner’s name
Awards for all contenders and past
winners...
Soft Toys in a Basket
Donated by Deborah Bahm (DEBMAR)
in Memory of “Dolly”,
Multiple BIS AM/BAH Ch. Chelsea Satin Doll, LCM
Top Twenty Event Notes
Past Winners
2005
Ch. Brushwood Moxi Of Endeavor
Owner: Dr. Dennis Sumara & Linda Stewart Description: 20” red brindle & white bitch DOB: August 12, 2002
Sire: Ch. Rhode Pave With Gold
Dam: Riverchase A Tempo
2004
Ch. Sporting Fields Rock On, JC
Owners: Dan Black & Bruno Gideon & Donnie Butt Description: 21 1/2” fawn brindle & white dog DOB: November 24,2000
Sire: Ch. Wenrick’s Man About Town
Dam: Mimbres Zophisticated N Fld
2003
Ch. Tivio’s Fallingwater
Owners: Mary Jean & Ed Odron & Tracy Hite Description: 20 1/2” fawn brindle & white bitch DOB: June 30, 2001
Sire: Ch. Sporting Fields Jazz Fest, SC Dam: Ch. Tivio’s Allure
2002
Ch. Chelsea Made You Look Of Sage, JC
Owners: Deborah Bahm & Deann Christianson Description: 21” red brindle & white dog DOB: January 9, 1998
Sire: Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote SC Dam: Sage Simply Outragous
2001
Ch. Chelsea Dangerous Beauty
Owner: Joan Damon
Description: 20” red & white bitch
DOB: January 9, 1998
Sire: Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush Of Keynote, SC Dam: Sage Simply Outrageous
2000
Ch. Spring Fever de Sud
Owner: Katharine S. Armato & John Lopez, DVM Description: 22” fawn brindle & white dog DOB: June 14, 1997
Sire: Ch. Sporting Fields Jazz Fest, SC
Dam: Ch. Harlot’s Halo de Sud
1999
Ch. Shoreview’s The Rose
Owner: Joan G. Damon
Description: 20½” brindle & white bitch DOB: February 27, 1995
Sire: Ch. Shasta Midnight Star
Dam: Ch. Bo-Bett’s Luscious Lauren
1998
Ch. O’Run Gustav Nordic Wind, SC, FCh
Owners: Karin Buck & Cynthia Owens Description: 21 ½” fawn & white dog DOB: March 5, 1995
Sire: Ch. Barchet Singular Sensation Dam: Ch. Bar’o’s Cachet of Bo-Bett, FCh
1997
Ch. Kezo’s Seafoam Florescence, JC
Owners: Bob & Barbara Nyby
Description: 19½” brindle & white bitch DOB: May 14, 1989
Sire: Ch. High Flyer Mach One
Dam: Ch. Mojave Kahlua
1996
Ch. Debmar’s Lady in Lace, JC
Owners: Deborah Bahm & Kathie Dixon Description: 21” white & brindle bitch DOB: December 14, 1992
Sire: Ch. Alerek’s Celebrity
Dam: Ch. Halcyon Kinship
1995
Ch. LamBay’s Spice’N Castlecrest
Owners: Ron & Linda Waggoner
Description: 20½” fawn brindle & white bitch DOB: October 20, 1991
Sire: Ch. Starline’s Reign On
Dam: Ch. Starline’s Ginger O’Maddie
1994
Ch. Sporting Field’s Kinsman
Owners: Mrs. James E. Butt & Dionne E. Butt Description: 21” red brindle & white dog DOB: February 23, 1989
Sire: Ch. Sporting Field’s Strider
Dam: Shilo’s Avia of Sporting Fields
1993
Ch. Prophecy’s Promises Promises
Owners: Marlene & Frank Slowinski Description: 19½” white & brindle bitch DOB: November 6, 1988
Sire: Ch. Shilo’s Satisfaction Gar N’Teed Dam: Morshor’s Calypso
1992
Ch. Willcare’s Aged in Wood
Owner: Claire A. Newcombe
Description: 20¼” fawn brindle & white bitch
DOB: February 22, 1990
Sire: Ch. Willcare’s Believe You Me, CD
Dam: Ringmaster’s Reggae
1991
Ch. Rafina Fairlights Emily
Owner: Jo Rufing
Description: 20½” gray brindle & white bitch
DOB: June 28, 1988 — February 13, 1999
Sire: Ch. Delacreme de la Renta, ROMX
Dam: Ch. Rafina Bunny Hop, ROMX
1990
Ch. Saxon Shore Flashback
Owner: Mrs. Alan Robson
Description: 18¾” brindle & white bitch
DOB: September 5, 1987
Sire: Ch. Delacreme de la Renta, ROMX
Dam: Ch. Saxon Shore Flash Dance, ROMX
Past Winners Memorial Page
1992 - Ch. (Ch. Willcare’s Believe You February 22, 1990 - August |
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1993 - BIS Ch. Prophecy’s
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1994 - Ch.
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1997 - MSBIS (Ch. High Flyer Mach One x May 14, 1989 - February 8, |
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1991 Top Twenty Event Winner
Ch . Rafina Fairlight’s Emily
(Ch. Delecreme de la Renta, ROMX x Ch. Rafina Bunnyhop, ROM)
July 28, 1988 — February 13, 1999
In Memoriam
“Emily”
A classic Whippet and lady to the end
Congratulations to the class of 2005 Top Twenty
Breeder: Barbara Pendergrass Hounds of Rafina
Owner: Jo & Norm Rufing Fairlight Whippets
2003 Top Twenty Event Winner
BIS, SBIS Ch. Tivio’s Fallingwater JC
(DC Sportingfield’s Jazz Fest RMOX x SBIS Ch. Tivio’s Allure ROMX)
“Lucia”
Lucia took us all on a grand adventure
17 All Breed BIS
Over 100 Group 1 Awards
Good luck to all the participants in tonight’s Top
Twenty.
| Breeders: Doug Hoxsey John & Tracy Hite |
Owners: Mary Jean & Ed Odron & Tracy Hite |
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2000 Top Twenty Event Winner
Am/Can Ch. Spring Fever de Sud
(BIS DC Sporting Field’s Jazz Fest, SC x Ch. Harlot’s Halo de Sud)
“Gus”
Good Luck to all of the Top Twenty contenters. May you dazzle the judges & shine like the stars that you are! And Annabelle, behave yourself & make Daddy proud. -Gus- |
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| Breeders: Kathy Armato Saulo Biscoto |
Owners: Kathy Armato - deSud John Lopez 326 Edisto Avenue Columbia, SC 29205 (803) 254-2127 |
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(Ch. Alerek’s Celebrity x Ch. Halcyon Kinship)
“ Victoria”
Victoria is the winner of the 1996 Top Twenty Event. Her out standing show record will always be a source of pride to her family, handler and many friends. Thanks, “Vic ”, for the memories.
Victoria sends Congratulations and Best Wishes to all of the 2004 qualifiers for this year’s Top Twenty competition.
Owner: Deborah Bahm |
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1995 Top Twenty Event Winner
Ch. LamBay’s Spice ‘ N Castlecrest
(SBIS Ch. Starline’s Reign On, JC, ROMX x Ch. Starline’s Ginger O’Maddie)
“Spice”
Our beautiful Spice still enjoys good health and energy as she approaches her 15 th birthday. She still loves exploring her favorite beaches. What a legacy she has given us. In 2003, her son Dreamer was a Top Twenty whippet. This year, her grandson, and Dreamer’s son Peri, has that honor. Spice sends her best wishes to all competing in the Top Twenty.
| Breeder: Pamela Lambie | Owner: Ron & Linda Waggoner 54653 Morrison Road Bandon, OR 97411 (541) 347-2171 |
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2005 Top Twenty Event
AKC Group Licensed Judge
Max Magder
Max Magder has been active as a breeder/ exhibitor of pure bred dogs for close to 40 years. In addition to owning a great number of different breeds, he has bred and shown Poodles, Pekingese, Brussels Griffons, Dobermans, English Setters, Greyhounds and Whippets to top wins in Canada and the United States .
A whippet of his breeding, Can/Am & Br. Ch. Lorricbrook Winning Streak has set a record of best in shows for the breed in Brazil, and a Whippet of his breeding won the Hound Group at the Windsor Championship Show in England. The dog’s name is Can/Am/Eng/
Dutch/German & Int. Ch. Lorricbrook Runaway, who is the only Whippet from North America to win its English title. “Pip” then went on to win Best of Breed at the World show in 1992. As well, he is the breeder of the top winning Greyhound of all time in Canada, Can/Am & Ber. Ch. Lorricbrook Sporting Chance and was the owner of Canada’s all-time top winning Whippet, Can/ Am Ch. Dondelayo Buccaneer.
Max has been a breeder/owner of some top toy dogs, as well, with his Am/ Can/Bda Ch. Mr. Chips of Alderbourne being Top Toy in 1975 and a bitch of his breeding is the top producing dam in the United States for the last two years. He is also breeder/owner of some top winning Brussels Griffons, and his Am/Can Ch. Lorricbrook Heavy Duty was Best of Winners at the 50 th anniversary specialty of the Brussels Griffon Club of America in 1995, as well as having bred and won best in show at the Pekingese Club of America’s national specialty.
Judging since 1978 and now an all breed judge, he annually has a busy schedule in Canada and the United States and his judging experience abroad has led him to adjudicate dogs around the world from China to Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, throughout South American, Israel, Russia, Finland, and points in –between. He has judged Whippets three times in England, including the prestigious Hound Show, and has judged at Skokloster in Sweden, as well.
Last year he was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Professional Handlers Association of Canada in recognition of his many years of service and dedication to the sport of dogs.
Breeder Judge
Cora Miller
Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia , my brother and I followed our Father’s interests in competition horses and dogs. My brother became a working breed judge as well as a Great Dane breeder. I showed for other people for a few years- mostly Doberman Pinchers, Afghan Hounds and Whippets for my friend Larry Shaw (Kirklea Kennels). Larry’s
vision and my vision of the perfect Whippet might have differed a bit but he certainly convinced me to stay with the breed and try to bring the picture in my mind into the whelping box.
I moved to New England in the late sixties for its many dog shows, a lively cultural life and its great beauty. My husband and I met and married here and though we traveled widely and found many beautiful pasts of this world nothing tempted us to move from Western Massachusetts or to change our breed of dog from Whippets to anything else.
Hound Hill has been a believer in the multi-purpose Whippet from its beginnings. We have watched with pleasure as fronts, balance and temperaments have improved right across the country. The National, with its multiplicity of events is a fitting tribute to all our diligent and inspired breeders.
Good luck to all, Cora Miller
2006 Top Twenty Event
Handler Judge
Leslie Potts
No Bio available at time of printing.
2005 Top Twenty Event
Stewards
Debbie Davenport
I have always considered myself fortunate to have been born into a “dog loving family”. My grandmother and my aunt are retired dog groomers. My mother, my sister and myself continue the profession today with two well established shops between us.
During my childhood, my mother bred, raised and showed poodles, mostly Standards, in conformation and obedience. I competed in junior showmanship and obedience and at age 11 earned a CD title on one of our Standard Poodles.
After years of slaving over poodle show coats, my mother decided she needed a “wipe and go” breed. In 1981 she purchased our first whippet from Barbara Pendergrass (Rafina). Miss Ellie didn’t mature into the “show girl” we had hoped for so Barbara gave us another puppy. She became Ch. Rafina Rhapsody Of Kamada, our foundation bitch.
To date, my mother and I have bred close to 50 conformation champions and several performance event title holders. I have bred and/or handled Best in Show and top winning whippets in the U.S. and Canada. I was an all-breed professional handler up until my mother was granted her AKC judges license.
CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK to all the Top Twenty participants tonight!
Kathy Davenport
I’ve been an animal lover since early childhood and have owned everything from hampsters to horses at one time or another. My mother bought our first poodle in 1952 and it wasn’t too long before we had a houseful of poodles. At the age of ten, I began competing in obedience and conformation. I assisted my mother in her grooming business and this became my lifetime profession.
Many, many years later, I was at a show, grooming away on my Standard Poodle. Looking at a sleek group of whippets set up next to me, I thought to myself, “ if I had half a brain, I’d have one of those”! Little did I know how much that brief thought would change my life.
My daughter, Debbie, and I have owned and raised whippets since 1981 under the Kamada prefix. I was granted my AKC judges license in 2000 and I am currently approved to judge whippets, dalmatians, poodles and junior showmanship.
I have enjoyed watching my own whippets in the Top Twenty Event many times. Tonight, I look forward to watching the competition from inside the ring. Congratulations and Good Luck to you all!
Jackie Hubble
I have always been a dog lover and have been “in dogs” since 1969. After watching whippets for several years I decided that they were the breed for me. In 1982 I acquired what was to be my foundation bitch, Ch. Tripletime’s Rudely Elegant “Fallon” from Randy Tincher. Fallon was bred to Ch. Saxon Shores Amber Waves, producing Ch.
Sage Uptown Girl and Ch. Sage Outrageous Fortune “Bert”. While attending the AWC National in Palo Alto in 1990 I saw the outstanding Ch. Chelsea Drakkar of Oxford “Drake” and knew that I wanted to breed to him. In 1991 we bred Bert to Drake and I kept what was probably my favorite bitch ever, Sage Simply Outrageous “Sadie” out of that litter. Sadie was only shown a few times due to other priorities in my life and in 1997 she was bred to the then very young Ch. Chelsea Gold Rush of Keynote “Rush” producing his first litter. This litter included Ch. Sage Outrageous in Red, BIS SBIS Ch. Chelsea Dangerous Beauty “Emma” and BIS SBIS Ch. Chelsea Made You Look of Sage, ROMX “ Redford”. Emma was number one in Breed competition in 2000 and the 2001 Top 20 Winner. Redford was number one in All-Breed competition in 2000 and 2001 and the 2002 Top 20 Winner.
In January 2005 I was pleased to retire with over 32 years in Civil Service and I am now happy to stay at home spoiling my dogs. My husband retired from the Air Force last January, and it is nice to finally stop moving around and be settled in one place.
It is an honor to steward this year’s Top 20 event, and I wish all the breeders, owner and handlers of these beautiful dogs the best of luck in this showcase of our wonderful breed.
Official Standard for the Whippet
General Appearance – A medium size sighthound giving the appearance of elegance and fitness, denoting great speed, power and balance without coarseness. A true sporting hound that covers a maximum of distance with a minimum of lost motion. Should convey an impression of beautifully balanced muscular power and strength, combined with great elegance and grace of outline. Symmetry of outline, muscular development and powerful gait are the main considerations; the dog being built for speed and work, all forms of exaggeration should be avoided.
Size, Proportion, Substance – Ideal height for dogs, 19 to 22 inches; for bitches, 18 to 21 inches, measured at the highest point of the withers. More than one-half inch above or below the stated limits will disqualify. Length from forechest to buttocks equal to or slightly greater than height at the withers. Moderate bone throughout.
Head – Keen intelligent alert expression. Eyes large and dark. Both eyes must be of the same color. Yellow or light eyes should be strictly penalized. Blue or wall eyes shall disqualify. Fully pigmented eyelids are desirable. Rose ears, small, fine in texture; in repose, thrown back and folded along neck. Fold should be maintained when at attention. Erect ears should be severely penalized. Skull long and lean, fairly wide between the ears, scarcely perceptible stop. Muzzle should be long and powerful, denoting great strength of bite, without coarseness. Lack of underjaw should be strictly penalized. Nose entirely black. Teeth of upper jaw should fit closely over teeth of lower jaw creating a scissors bite. Teeth should be white and strong. Undershot shall disqualify. Overshot one-quarter inch or more shall disqualify.
Neck, Topline, Body – Neck long, clean and muscular, well arched with no suggestion of throatiness, widening gracefully into the top of the shoulder. A short thick neck, or a ewe neck, should be penalized. The back is broad, firm and well muscled, having length over the loin. The backline runs smoothly from the withers with a graceful natural arch, not too accentuated, beginning over the loin and carrying through over the croup; the arch is continuous without flatness. A dip behind the shoulder blades, wheelback, flat back, or a steep or flat croup should be penalized. Brisket very deep, reaching as nearly as possible to the point of the elbow. Ribs well sprung but with no suggestion of barrel shape. The space between the forelegs is filled in so that there is no appearance of a hollow between them. There is a definite tuckup of the underline. The tail long and tapering, reaching to the hipbone when drawn through between the hind legs. When the dog is in motion, the tail is carried low with only a gentle upward curve; tail should not be carried higher than top of back.
Forequarters – Shoulder blade long, well laid back, with flat muscles, allowing for moderate space between shoulder blades at peak of withers. Upper arm of equal length, placed so that the elbow falls directly under the withers. The points of the elbows should point neither in nor out, but straight back. A steep shoulder, short upper arm, a heavily muscled or loaded shoulder, or a very narrow shoulder, all of which restrict low free movement, should be strictly penalized. Forelegs straight, giving appearance of strength and substance of bone. Pasterns strong, slightly bent and flexible. Bowed legs, tied-in elbows, legs lacking substance, legs set far under the body so as to create an exaggerated forechest, weak or upright pasterns should be strictly penalized. Both front and rear feet must be well formed with hard, thick pads. Feet more hare than cat, but both are acceptable. Flat, splayed or soft feet without thick hard pads should be strictly penalized. Toes should be long, close and well arched. Nails strong and naturally short or of moderate length. Dewclaws may be removed.
Hindquarters — Long and powerful. The thighs are broad and muscular, stifles well bent; muscles are long and flat and carry well down toward the hock. The hocks are well let down and close to the ground. Sickle or cow hocks should be strictly penalized.
Coat – Short, close, smooth and firm in texture. Any other coat shall be a disquali fication. Old scars and injuries, the result of work or accident, should not be allowed to prejudice the dog’s chance in the show ring.
Color – color immaterial.
Gait – Low, free moving and smooth, with reach in the forequarters and strong drive in the hind quarters. The dog has great freedom of action when viewed from the side; the forelegs move forward close to the ground to give a long, low reach; the hind legs have strong propelling power. When moving and viewed from front or rear, legs should turn neither in nor out, nor should feet cross or interfere with each other. Lack of front reach or rear drive, or a short, hackney gait with high wrist action, should be strictly penalized. Crossing in front or moving too close should be strictly penalized.
Temperament – Amiable, friendly, gentle, but capable of great intensity during sporting pursuits.
DISQUALIFICATIONS
More than one-half inch above or below stated height limits; blue or wall eyes; undershot, overshot one-quarter inch or more. Any coat other than short, close, smooth and firm in texture.
Copyright The American Kennel Club, Inc., 1993
Top Twenty Event
Official Rules and Regulations
Purpose:
The Top Twenty Event has been initiated to encourage the exhibition of Whippets in the breed competition. Each event will be part of the AWC National Specialty and will serve a variety of purposes in educating judges, exhibitors, breeders and fanciers and will offer all an opportunity to view the Cream of the Crop competing together in one ring. The competition will also promote discussions of the standard which encourages the exchange of ideas and will provide a showcase for those Whippets with the most outstanding records in breed competition.
Eligibility:
- The Top Twenty standings are based on show results January – December from the year preceding the National Specialty as published on the AKC official website. Dogs will be awarded 1 point for each dog defeated in breed competition only. Once the final statistics have been obtained from the AKC official website, the Top Twenty Whippets will be invited to participate at the event the following April at the AWC National Specialty.
- Excluded in the event in subsequent years will be any previous winners. They may attend and be presented for Exhibition. If the final Top Twenty standings include a previous winner or winners, the Top Twenty Whippets with the highest point totals that have not won any previous Top Twenty Event are invited to participate. Previous winners will be noted in the standings. Dogs owned, co-owned and/or handled by the event chairperson are ineligible for competition.
Judges:
1. Three judges with no affiliation to any of the Top Twenty participants will be selected, one from each of the following categories:
- Breeder – An established Whippet breeder who has been breeding for at least five years or who has produced at least five Champions of Record as published by the AKC Awards Gazette.
B. AKC – Licensed Hound Group Judge – A licensed judge approved to judge the entire hound group.
C. Handler (past or present) – A professional handler meeting the requirements for membership in a Professional Handler’s organization (though not necessarily a member). Must have at least five year’s experience with Whippets.
2. The names of those selected to judge will be kept confidential until the day of the event.
Scoring:
1. Each judge will individually evaluate each participating Whippet. Each judge receives an official score sheet for each participant. On the official score sheet, each judge will place the participant on conformation to the standard, movement, and overall presentation. These placements are turned into their respective ring steward at the end of each participant evaluation. The ring stewards turn the score sheets over to the Top Twenty chairperson.
2. On the day of the Awards Banquet, the Auditing Committee, consisting of the Top Twenty chairperson and stewards, will tabulate and total the scores for each dog. The Top 5 choices from each judge will be placed in order, 1 st through 5 th, on official scorecards. Scoring will be as follows: 1 st place = 100 points; 2 nd place = 80 points; 3 rd place = 70 points; 4 th place = 60 points; and 5 th place = 50 points.
A. The scores for each dog from each of the three judges will be added together and divided by three to determine each dog’s average score.
B. In the event of a tie, the Auditing Committee will determine the winner by each dog’s placement on the scorecard of the “call” judge. The “call” judge will be the Breeder judge. Of the dogs involved in the tie, the dog placing highest on the “call” judge’s card will be declared the winner.
Awards:
1. The results of the event will not be announced immediately after the competition but rather will be kept confidential until the Awards Banquet.
2. At the Awards Banquet, the dog with the highest average score will be declared the winner of the Top Twenty Event.
2006 Supporters
Platinum
Charles Roberts - Strebor Ron & Linda Waggoner
Coreymore Whippets
Karen Gibson, Andauer
Dr Todd Miller, Marvin Turner & Rick Roach
Gold
Ingrid Dohler
Silver
Mary Jean & Ed Odron
Deborah Bahm
deSud & Silkrock
Northwind - Kay Nierengarten & Mark Shubert
Bronze
Debi Adams - Jade Whippets
Whippoorwill - Barbara L Henderson VMD
Deann Brown Shelly Kruger
Jo & Norm Rufing
Cloud Nine Whippets, Nancy & Kentt Billups Linda & Larry
Horwedel
Jackie Vano - Zepeda Hounds
2006 Supporters
Pewter
Polly Clement
Mr & Mrs Neil Barthelette
Karen Roberson
Debbie Davenport
In Memory of
Sonseeahray - Home of BIS Ch Prophecy’s Promises Promises
Marlene & Frank Slowinski
Patti Fitzgerald Coles & Calvin Perry with our fondest Memories of BIS
Ch. Heatherlane's Black Eyed Susan & BIS Ch. Hi Tor's Ana Pavlova-
Raffle Supporters
Designed and hand crafted quilt offered by Cindy Scott
Whippet Statue by Cathexis Studios & Sandi Rolfe
I want to Thank those who contribute to the Top Twenty after
this catalog went to print. Without your support, this event
would not happen.
Presenting
the
2005 Top Twenty
2005 AKC Show Date
January 1 – December 31
Name of Dog |
Sex BOB Points |
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1. Ch. Eclipse Envy O Sportingfield |
B |
115 |
2,580 |
2. Ch. Karasar’s Essence |
B |
61 |
1,090 |
3. Ch. Seaspell’s Point Cabria JC |
B |
46 |
1,025 |
4. Ch. Summit Divine Miss M |
B |
29 |
687 |
5. Ch. Windy Days Fade McKenzie |
B |
31 |
647 |
6. Ch. Northwind’s Sojourn De Sud |
B |
27 |
588 |
7. Ch. Sporting Field’s Rock On JC* * |
D |
6 |
560 |
8. Ch. Andauer I Can Z Clearly Now |
B |
31 |
505 |
9. Ch. Meisterhaus Evita |
B |
30 |
471 |
10. Ch. Seaspell’s Chandeleur Island |
B |
22 |
467 |
11. Ch. Bohem C’Est La Vie |
B |
23 |
409 |
12. Ch. Arlen’s That Touch Of Mink JC |
B |
16 |
399 |
13. Ch. Fanfare’s Tequila Rose |
B |
21 |
372 |
14. Ch. Cloud Nine Kiss This! |
B |
22 |
338 |
15. Ch. Castlecrest’s Heir Apparent |
D |
18 |
313 |
16. Ch. Whippoorwill Sidekick |
B |
14 |
297 |
17. Ch. Snowcap Silver Charm |
D |
17 |
294 |
18. Ch. Tivio’s Royal Affair |
B |
12 |
292 |
19. Ch. Peppertree Jomyr Illusory Ball SC |
B |
23 |
267 |
20. Ch. Emerald’s Go Where Love Goes |
B |
15 |
257 |
21. Ch. Woodsia Appraxin Whitetail |
B |
9 |
246 |
** - Ineligible - Past Winner |
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Reprinted with AKC permission
2005
Top Twenty Event Winner
BIS Ch. Brushwood Moxi Of Endeavor
"Moxie"
SBIS Ch. Andauer I Can Z Clearly Now
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Z”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: November 1, 2003
Height: 19”
Most Memorable Win: AWC South Central Specialty Best In Show
Z began her show career at just over six months of age by going Best of Breed over Specials and on to a Group 2. That was May and by September she was finished and started her Specials career at such a young age just for fun. By the end of the year she had won Best In Show at the American Whippet Club South Central Specialty under breeder Judge Stacey Davis, a Group 1, and 6 other Group placements. In 2005 Z started her Specials career in earnest at 14 months of age. She finished the year at #8 in Breed and #9 in All Breed systems winning 3 Group 1’s and 9 other Group placements. Other memorable moments included the first Select given at the American Whippet Club Midwest Specialty and being in the final cut two of the other days.
Z is taking a break in her show career to have a litter in 2006 to be sired by BIS, SBIS, AmCan Ch. Sporting Field’s Jazz Fest SC, FCh, ROMX. Z’s dam, Zoom, qualified for the 2003, 2004, and 2005 Top Twenty competitions and we hope one of Z’s kids will keep up the tradition.
Thanks to all of you who supported Z and cheered her on!
Ch. Arlen’s That Touch of Mink JC
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Mink”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: July 3, 2003
Height: 19½”
Most Memorable Win: Going breed and a Group 1 st 1 st
day out as a special w/ Graham Pence Swayze at 7+ Stuben Kennel Club Aug 4, 05
I would like to start out by saying thanks to Deborah Bahm for allowing me to purchase this wonderful bitch.
Mink was the product of two very wonderful parents - Redford & Shannon. She was the 1 st dog I have ever finished. So I decided to see what she could do as a special.
She started her specials career Aug 4, 05 at the Fort Stuben show in Canfield handeled by Graham Swayze. She went on to win a Group 1 st that day and has not stopped since. In that short time she was 4 Grp 1, and seven other group placements and many BOB. She ended up 12th in points - went to the Eukanuba and Westminster.
She goes home to have a litter of puppies, lure course, do agility and obedience. Someday we will return as a versility dog.
| Owners: Nancy Petty & Ellen & Lenny Feldheim 4600 Dunn Ct Granbury, TX 76049 (817) 279-1734 |
Breeder: ElizabethAddison & Ellen & Lenny Feldheim & Longlesson |
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BIS SBIS Ch. Bohem C’est la Vie
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Vivi”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: April 21, 2002
Height: 19½”
Most Memorable Win: BIS at Santa Barbara KC
In May 2005 we thought it might be fun to show “Vivi” a little and try to get her into the Top Twenty. Nine show weekends later she was an All-Breed BIS winner and among the top 5 Whippets in America.
Shown a total of 16 weekends in 2005, she won 23 Breeds, 13 Group First and placements, an All-Breed BIS and a Specialty BIS. In her last 16 shows of the year, she won 15 BOB’s. Vivi ended the year as #4 Whippet in all-breed competition.
In 2006, she was BOB & Group 2 nd at Palm Springs and is the only Whippet to get an Award of Merit at both the AKC Eukanuba Invitational and Westminster Kennel Club.
Vivi was lost at JFK Airport while going home the day after Westminster and as of this writing has not yet been recovered. We are hoping her life spent running on the farm, catching and eating squirrels and rabbits, and being a very determined, independent and rugged individual will help her survive until she’s found.
We hope that the tremendous media coverage will help us get her back. Our thanks to the entire Whippet community for their concern, help and kind thoughts during this very difficult time for us.
| Owners: Jil Walton & Paul Lepiane 974 El Centro St. Ojai, CA 93023 (661)646-3151 |
Breeder: Bo Bengston |
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SBIS Ch. Castlecrest’s Heir Apparent
Sex: Dog Call Name: “Peri”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: December 24, 2003
Height: 21½”
Most Memorable Win: Winning the Western Washington Whippet Association’s Specialty. We were thrilled with our win under Judge Ann Billups. The next day, Peri took an Award of Merit under Judge Allen Pepper.
SBIS Ch. LamBay’s Spice’N Castlecrest has given us a legacy that anyone could be proud of. Spice’s son, Ch. Castlecrest’s In Your Dreams blessed us with this wonderful youngster on Christmas Eve 2003.
Peri finished his championship this past March. Competing for Top Twenty position since April, Peri ended the year as the Number 2 male whippet and the number one Male whippet on the West Coast. Peri won the Western Washington Whippet Association’s Specialty in 2005 under Judge Ann Billups. The next day, Peri took an Award of Merit under Judge Allen Pepper. Peri has it all... sound movement, conformation, and personality. He has a beautiful litter out of Ch. Castlecrest Unforgettable Storm SC. He welcomes his beautiful daughter, Sundowner Summer Rain Storm, and his son Sundowner Castlecrest White Light’n, to this year’s National. His son Duii is following in his father’s footsteps.
We are looking forward to an exciting year with Mr. Personality!
| Owners: Ron & Linda Waggoner 54653 Morrison Rd. Bandon, OR 97411 (541) 347-2171 |
Breeder: Ron & Linda Waggoner |
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Ch. Cloud Nine Kiss This!
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Smooch” Color: Red Brindle & White
DOB: June 9, 2003 Height: 20½”
Most Memorable Win: October 2005, Los Lunas Kennel Club, Smooch was BOB and won a Group 2 on Saturday, she was also BOB on Sunday and then won the Group! Kentt, Mom and Dad and friends there to see it priceless!
Smooch’s first time in the ring she was WB/BOW for a 4 pt. major. Smooch consistently went BOB over specials and then finished her championship with her third 4 pt. major.
Smooch has 3 Award of Merit’s, two from the South Central Regional Specialty and one from the North Central Regional Specialty. Smooch is a Group winner and multiple group placer. Totally breeder/owner/ handled to her Top Twenty status. Smooch was never flown, never double entered, never shown every weekend.
It is an honor and a privilege to be part of an incredible Top Twenty. We couldn’t have done it without my husband Kentt, my parents Linda and Larry Horwedel and the support of all of our wonderful friends. I love you all dearly, you mean the world to me!
| Owners: Nancy & Kentt Billups & Linda & Larry Horwedel 4801 Reding Rd. Amarillo, TX 79108 (806)381-0601 |
Breeder: Nancy & Kentt Billups |
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MBIS/MBISSAm/Can Ch Eclipse Envy O’ Sportingfield
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Zoey”
Color: Fawn & White
DOB: November 18, 2001
Height: 20¾”
Most Memorable Win: All her wins are memorable but BOB & Group 4 at the Westminster KC 2006 will be something I’ll treasure forever.
What a thrilling ride I’ve been on for the past few years. Never in my wildest dreams did I think that Zoey world do what she has accomplished. From the time she was 2 weeks old, and those gorgeous, dark, mascara eyes opened, keeping her in the whelping box was a chore. At 6 weeks of age, I “thought” I had something special in Zoey, and Debbie confirmed that notion, a few weeks later.
I thought the year 2004 was unbeatable, but the year 2005 has been a whirlwind, especially for myself. Zoey’s 12 All-Breed BIS, and 2 Specialty BIS helped to make her #1 Whippet, #3 Hound and #25 among all breeds in 2005. She is such a silly and happy Whippet, has never met a stranger, and has won many friends and admirers. She loves to show, and her sparkling personality really shines through in the ring.
I am forever grateful for the friends and acquaintances Zoey has brought me. Works cannot express my feelings for Dan, Bruno & Debbie for helping to make my dream a reality.
And my heartfelt gratitude goes out to Zoey’s best friend and handler, Amanda Giles who puts up with her silly antics, lets her sleep in her bed, and travels endless miles to show Zoey, our 2006 Westminster BOB & Group 4 Winner.
The World Belongs To Those Who Dare To Dream.
The Best Is Yet To Come
| Owners: Dan Black & Bruno Gideon & Diane Motzkus & Debbie Butt 20 Elm Ave Toronto, Ont. M4W 1N3 (416) 966-0036 |
Breeder: Diane Motzkus & Tab & Sophia McFarland |
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BIS Ch. Emerald’s Go Where Love Goes
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Holly”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: October 1, 2004
Height: 20”
Most Memorable Win: Best In Show 1-22-05 @ Oakland County Kennel Club.
Holly was my pick of the litter at four weeks of age. While there were other beautiful puppies in the litter, I kept coming back to her. She thought she was too good to play with her littermates. She would sit on the couch and watch, only interfering if they took her favorite toy. As I watched her develop, I liked her bone and substance. What I wanted most out of the breeding was soundness and movement, and that she gave me.
At 9 months of age, Holly had compiled an impressive record already. She had completed her conformation title from the Bred-By-Exhibitor class with 4 majors. She won multiple BOB’s and Group placements with her first breed win over specials at 6 months of age. At under a year of age, you don’t expect to special one so young, but she qualified for the Top Twenty in a few short months. She was eligible for the Eukanuba National Championship Show, where she brought home an Award of Excellence. The following week, Holly won an all breed Best In Show at the Oakland County Kennel Club ... a breeder’s dream come true. She is currently number 7 hound in the country. As the breeder-owner-handler of this “special” girl, it has been a thrilling year. What I like best about her is living with her. She is a loving, sweet companion, who never lets me out of her sight.
Thanks to Dianne Reimer, Karen Roberson and Gleason for all their help.
Good Luck to everyone!
| Owners: Dr. Alice Sowders 2230 Spahr Rd. Xenia, OH 43585 (938)848-7082 |
Breeder: Dr. Alice Sowders |
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Ch. Fanfare’s Tequila Rose
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Cheers”
Color: Fawn & White
DOB: January 19, 2004
Height: 20½”
Most Memorable Win: Back to Back Best In Shows from the BBE class! BOB AWC Support - St Croix Valley KC entry 108 in route to a Group 1!
Cheers was gangly, silly puppy and I felt it prudent to show her sparingly as a puppy to give her time to mature. After attending the national in Phoenix where she went third in her futurity class and second in her BBE class I decided she was ready to start her class career in earnest.
She came out with a BANG, winning back-to-back Best IN Shows from the BBE class at 15 months. Wow! Her next appearance in the ring garnished an AWC Support four point major to finish at the Eastern Specialty weekend.
Cheers elegance, flowing side gait, temperament and showmanship are admired and respected by many, In her short career she has won two Best IN Shows, multiple groups, is an AWC Support BOB winner, and a 2006 Top Twenty Contender. All her wins have been breeder owner-handled.
Congratulations and good luck to all the qualifiers for this years Top Twenty competition.
| Owners: Shelley Kruger 8320 Evergreen Ave Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 |
Breeder: Shelley Kruger |
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Top Twenty 2006 Winner
BIS Ch. Karasar’s Essence
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Elle”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: May 25, 2003
Height: 19”
Most Memorable Win: Her First Best in Show
“Elle” is the culmination of a breeding program that spans nearly 40 years. She is our 4th Generation breeder-owner-handled, MULTIPLE All Breed Best in Show Winner.
“Elle” finished her championship in the fall of 2004 and after only a couple of months of being campaigned shared Top Ten status with her cousin, MBIS Ch. Karasar’s Audacity.
Shown on a limited basis in 2005, she became a Multiple All Breed Best in Show winner, #1 Breeder-Owner-Handled Whippet for 2005 and #2 whippet overall. “Elle’s” dam “Reminiscent” was the #1 Breeder Owner-Handled whippet for 2 years as was her Grandmother, “Preference”
She is our 7th Different Multiple Best in Show Winning, # 1 or Top Ten Whippet since 1993, All Breeder-Owner-Handled!!
“Elle” is the epitome of the Whippet standard. She has it All, movement, breed type, CORRECT topline, balance and a wonderful temperament What more can we say!!!
Best of Luck to ALL the Top Twenty Participants!
| Owners: Kerrie Kuper & Neil Barthelette 10441 Snug Harbor Rd N. E. St. Petersburg, FL 33702 (727) 570-8004 |
Breeders: Kerrie Kuper & Neil Barthelette |
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Ch. Meisterhaus Evita
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Madonna”
Color: Fawn & White
DOB: June 8, 2002
Height: 19 ¾”
Most Memorable Win:
Madonna was special from the beginning! Guided in her specials career by Co-Owner/handler, Carol Schurman of Dublin Whippet fame. Madonna’s accomplishments in the ring include multiple Hound Group wins and many other placements. Madonna, a Top Twenty Whippet in 2004 and 2005, continues her winning ways in 2006, already placing in several Hound Groups.
Madonna is a repeat breeding of Jordan and our foundation bitch, Sara, a Top 10 Whippet. The first breeding also produced a Top Twenty Whippet, as well and many champions that we are equally proud. Each and every win of Madonna’s have been exciting and we are looking forward to what the future has in store for this much loved girl. Not only is Madonna a wonderful show dog, she is also a superb family pet. We are so happy to have Carol as part of our family and have her back in the spotlight again. We all remember her in the ring with her beautiful Ch. Dublin’s Dancing Lights back some years ago and now to have her in the ring with our beautiful Madonna is certainly something to be proud of!!
| Owners: A. Tad Brooks & Carol Schurman P.O. Box 3194 Louisville, KY 40201 (812) 923-7820 |
Breeders: Kim Tudor-Fredericks & K & B Murray |
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Ch. Northwind’s Sojourn deSud
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Annabelle”
Color: Brindle & White
DOB: November 25, 2002
Height: 19½”
Most Memorable Win: 2004 National Futurity - Judge Jo Meister
Annabelle finished easily, owner handled. Her class wins include a specialty major, best in sweeps, and breed over specials. And of course, Best in Futurity! She was also owner handled to her first Group 1.
In 2005 Lori Wilson took the reins and piloted Annabelle to the #6 slot in the AWC Top Twenty. Lori and Annabelle accomplished this on a short leash, indeed.
In the ring Annabelle is a quiet (sometimes too quiet) example of Whippet beauty whose gait is “poetry in motion”. In the field she is a rabid huntress whose favorite quarry is Frisbee. We are pleased to have Annabelle here tonight among this year’s top dogs. Congratulations to you all on a wonderful 2005!
Many thanks to Charles Roberts and the entire Top Twenty committee for making this event possible.
| Owners: Kathy Armato & Kay Nierengarten 5654 Chalstrom Dr Saginaw, MN 55779 (218)729-8003 |
Breeders: Kay Neirengarten & Mark Shubert |
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BISS Ch. Peppertree Jomyr Illusory Ball, FCh, SC
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Lucy”
Color: Red & White
DOB: Octoberm 12, 2001
Height: 20”
Most Memorable Win: South Central Best In Specialty Show Win under respected Breeder/Judge David Samuelson (Dashing).
A dog version of her zany red-headed namesake, Lucy was given to me as a special gift by breeder, Mary Graham, at the passing of Blush. Named as a play on words to represent a ballet, Lucille Ball and her illusion to my Blush, she is ”Illusory Ball”. I never believed in reincarnation until I lived with Lucy, a clone to Blush in personality. Her pedigree represents the combination of very successful classic American whippet bloodlines with heavy Chelsea and Karasar with a little bit of Surrey Hill. An overachiever since birth, Lucy continued to prove her versatility in many venues. For instance, she earned her ASFA FCh at 15 months while earning the Buncrana Challenge Trophy 2002. Her show title was earned just as easily by 18 months finishing with a huge 5 point major win at a specialty weekend under Cindy Scott (Brookwood) handled by Lori Wilson. After whelping a beautiful litter by a Dino son, Ch. Moongaze Tophat And Tails, FCH (puppies are already major pointed and BOB winning), 2005 took her back to the breed ring being specialed by her pal, Jody Paquette (Wenrick). Not only did she earn several group placements and a specialty 1 st Award of Merit, but also she ended Top Twenty ranked with a BISS owner/handled win under breeder/judge David Samuelson (Dashing). It was a thrilling ride for all involved with Lucy and the support from the whippet fancy was refreshing.
| Owners: A. Todd Miller & Mary Graham & Terri Motola 325 N. Fletcher Dr. Danville, IL 61832 (217)477-0127 |
Breeders: Mary Graham |
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SBIS Ch. Seaspell’s Chandeleur Island
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Curio”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: November 21, 2002
Height: 20”
Most Memorable Win: Best in Specialty under Breeder Judge David Samualson
“Curio” was only shown as a special in 2005 for a few months while her sister Marnie took off to have puppies.
She thrilled us by winning a Specialty Best in Show her first few weeks out. She was ranked in the top 10 whippets, all systems with limited showing and no advertising.
Curio also won multiple sweepstakes, Puppy and bred by groups and winners at Supported entries. We knew she was special the minute she was born.
She is the most loving dog with huge black eyes always waiting to go somewhere. We are so lucky to have 2 beautiful classic girls from Wallis and Gleason.
| Owners: Judith Britton, Karen Roberson & Polly Clement 21 Rossiter Ave Phoenixville, PA 19460 (610)935-2922 |
Breeder: Judith Britton & Karen Roberson |
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BIS SBIS Ch. Seaspell’s Point Cabria, JC
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Marnie”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: June 7, 2001
Height: 20 ½ ”
Most Memorable Win: Winners Birch at the 2002 National, both
BOB’s @ Regional Specialty and 2006 Eukanuba wins.
“Marnie” has certainly defined “A Breeder’s Dream come true”. She started her career by winning the great honor of Winners Bitch at the 2002 AWC National Specialty from the 9-12 class. She was chosen Best in Sweeps 4 times, and won breeds and groups from the Classes. Marnie was BOB at 2 of the Regional Specialties that same year.
AT THE AGE OF 4 Marnie has been a Top Twenty whippet 4 times (3 years in the top 5). She has won 10 AWC supports, and has been rewarded AOM’s from Westminster Kennel Club, and National & Regional Specialties. She was 2006 BOB/Group 3 and the Bred BY Hound Group winner at the Eukanuba National Championship. In her last National Specialty appearance she was the only top whippet to compete in the Triathlon. This past year Marnie took on the challenge of Motherhood and was also wonderful at this task! She took off almost 4 months from showing and still came ended up the # 3 whippet in the US. What makes us so proud is all this was done Breeder, Owner Handled (who works full time), limited travel, no financial backing and little to almost no advertising in Dog show publications. Marnie’s temperament, conformation, and pedigree is priceless in our eyes and we will always be extremely grateful for being the lucky ones to have her own us!
| Owners: Judith Britton, Karen Roberson & Polly Clement 105 Martin Ln Douglassville, PA 19518 (610)689-3829 |
Breeder: Judith Britton & Karen Roberson |
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Ch. Snowcap Silver Charm
Sex: Dog Call Name: “Rocco”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: April 25, 2003
Height: 21”
Most Memorable Win: BOS at Eukanuba, and all his wins were memorable.
Rocco, in very limited showing, has qualified for this years Top Twenty. It is an honor which we will never forget. Rocco was outstanding from the day he arrived on the plane. I took him out of his crate, and he just came out like “LOOK AT ME FOLKS, AREN’T I SOMETHING” Rocco had to greet everyone in the airport. Rocco has an exuberant personality, and has won him many wonderful friends and admirers.
I’m forever grateful for his wonderful handler and my friend Holley Eldred, who Rocco lovers dearly and it is thrill to watch such a loving team in the ring.
We are also grateful for Snowcap Kennel, Dianne Reimer who bred such a glorious whippet and to Karen Roberson and Sharon Couzin who have always been there for us.
Thank you all for your loving support of our boy, Rocco for we are very proud of him. He has been a real joy to all of us.
| Owners: Jackie Vano & Dianne Reimer 124 W Kentucky Rd. Beecher, IL 60401 (708)946-9724 |
Breeder: Dianne Reimer |
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SBIS Ch. Summit Divine Miss M
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Bette”
Color: White & Brindle
DOB: April 4, 2003
Height: 19 ½ ”
Most Memorable Win: There are four that were all very memorable. Winning back to back specialty WB at 12mos. of age under breeder/judges Kalen Dumke and Denise Tatro, SBIS under breeder/judge Jacky Quiros Kubat, BOS at Westminster 2005 and back to back Group 1’s the first weekend out with Barbara Wayne.
From a very early age Bette chose us. She was a delightful and willful puppy who wanted only to be with us. She was happiest just sitting in our laps. She was such a member of our family we even took her on a 2,000 mile road trip at the tender age of 3 months. She loved every minute of it. Whenever we were asked how she was developing we said that it didn’t matter, she chose us and would be staying even if as a pet!
Her career prior to finishing was very short. She won the 12 - 18 month bitch class under Espen Engh at the 2004 National Specialty. She then won back to back specialty WB under breeder udges Kalen Dumke and Denise Tatro. She had breed wins as well in route to finishing her championship.
During 2005 she was BOS at Westminster, had a SBIS under breeder judge Jacky Quiros Kubat, won back to back Gr. 1’s her first weekend out with bandler Barbara Wayne, We were thrilled to finish 2005 as the #4 whippet!
Thans to everyone who made this great year possible and best of lick to all the Top Twenty contestants.
| Owners: Susan Vernon & Angie Diehl 13989 Farmington St. #2345 Oak Hills, CA 92345 |
Breeder: Susan Vernon & Mark Lewis |
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SBIS Ch. Tivio’s Royal Affair
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Grace” Color: Brindle & White
DOB: September 2, 2003 Height: 20”
Most Memorable Win: Best in Show American Whippet Club Western Regional Specialty July, 2005 Judge Mrs. Janet B. Van Wormer
Grace is truly multi-talented dog... she excels both in the show ring as a top-winning competitor and in the home as a loving companion. It is our hope that her star-studded pedigree will allow her to add success in the whelping box to her ever-growing list of accomplishments.
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Am/Can Ch. Windy Day’s Jade McKenzie
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Jada”
Color: Brindle & White
DOB: July 16, 2002
Height: 19”
Most Memorable Win: Every win has been a thrill!
I never imagined that I would have the honor of owning such a special dog. Jada is the most wonderful of pets but also a great show dog. She never lets down and has quite a ringside fan club!
This year Jada not only attained a spot in the Top Twenty, she qualified for the Eukanuba Classic for the second year in a row. Most importantly, she also ended the year in the top five, thereby getting that coveted invite to the Westminster Kennel Club.
Jada will miss the Top Twenty this year as she has been bred to Nat’l Select Am Can Ch Jade’s Ice Dream Man of Whyme “Scoop” and will be expecting her babies at the national time. Once again it is an honor to be included with the top Whippets in the nation, and we send all the competitors in this year’s event best wishes and good luck. As always, or special thanks to everyone who supported us this past year, the judges, exhibitors, spectators and breeders that have recognized our efforts and achievements.
| Owners: Elaine Hopper & Debi Adams 16220 122nd Ave SE Renton, WA 98058 (425) 228-7070 |
Breeders: Genevieve Day |
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Ch. Whippoorwill Sidekick
Sex: Bitch
Call Name: “Glimmer”
Color: Brindle & White
DOB: September 4, 2002 Height: 20”
Most Memorable Win: BOB and Group placement consideration at the prestigious Philadelphia Kennel Club Show under breeder judge Nev Mewton of Nevedity Whippets from the UK.
Glimmer was not from a planned litter. Blaze arrived at Whippoorwill to be bred to Ch. Whippoorwill Star Power (Jenna). As some times happens Henna decided not to come in season but her kennel mate Ch. Whippoorwill Double Trouble (Alex) did. Realizing the pedigrees were a great match Blaze was bred to Alex. We knew Glimmer was special from the moment she was born. She has been Glimmer from her first breath.
Glimmer has given us two memorable wins. The one mentioned above and while in the classes she was WB/BOW from the Bred By class at the Mid West Specialty under Breeder judge Patsy Gilmour (Dumbriton) from the U.K.
This past year has been very special for us as Glimmer has achieved this recognition, selectively shown with no ads or frequent flyer miles and always breeder owner handled by Barbara or Juanita.
Our thanks to all the judges who have recognized Glimmer’s classic breed type and movement plus all our friends and supporters.
Good luck tonight! But most of all have a wonderful evening!
| Owners: Dr. Barbara L Henderson & Juanita Irvin 16200 Burtons Ln Laurel, MD 20707 6(4 01)490-6598 |
Breeders: Dr. Barbara L Henderson & Juanita Irvin |
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BHIS Am/Can Ch. Woodsia Appraxin Whitetail
Sex: Bitch Call Name: “Bambi”
Color: Brindle & White
DOB: December 18, 2002
Height: 19”
Most Memorable Win: We are proud of Bambi’s BOB from the classes during the 2005 Louisville Hound Specialty under Claire Newcombe of the reknown Pennyworth fame.
Our fawn beauty has done so well, especially under longtime breeders & fanciers, with her classic hound type, soundness and attitude. Bambi won multiple specialty, supported & group wins with handlers Justin Smithey and Leslie Potts.
Bambi is one of many examples of Cal Perry’s quest to better our breed with this being his 50th year in whippets!!
We thank & wish everyone another great year at are national.
| Owners: Calvin Perry & Justin Smithey & Patti Fitzgerald Coles 4410 Middle Cheshire Rd. Canandaigua, NY 14424 (585)394-2224 |
Breeders: Calvin Perry & Sue Rosenbeck |
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Prior Judges
| 2005 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Joan Frailey Deann Christianson Kelly Riney |
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| 2004 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Patti Neale Bo Bengtson Barbara Wayne |
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| 2003 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Nadine Johnson Donna Lynch Erin Roberts |
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| 2002 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Eric White Russell McFadden Jody Paquette |
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| 2001 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Gary Newton Debi Adams Juanita Irvin |
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| 2000 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Betty Stites Cindy Scott Claire Newcombe |
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| 1999 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Ellen Fetter Cathy Gaidos Geraldine Putman |
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| 21998005 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Barbara Rupert Lori Nelson Pam Lambie |
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| 1997 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Isabell Stoffers Sally deBeque Smith Jan Swayze |
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| 1996 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Asa Mays, DVM Carolyn Bowers David Gibbons |
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| 1995 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Kent Delaney Phoebe Jordan Booth Pamela Shea |
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| 1994 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Col. Wallace Pede Dr. Barbara Henderson, DVM Rosemary Sutton |
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| 1993 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Judy Webb Margaret Newcombe Carl Sanders |
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| 1992 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Roxanne Petersen Mahan Joan Goldstein Al Miniero |
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| 1991 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Nenne Runsten-Fodstad Christine Hopperstad Robert E. Boswell |
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| 1990 | Group Judge: Breeder Judge: Handler Judge: |
Dorothy MacDonald Julie Holm William P. Shelton |
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Top Twenty Merchandise ... Past Winners
1995 – 2005 Catalogs $ 5.00
1995 – 1996 Video Inquire for price 1
1997 Video Inquire for price 2
1998 – 2001 Video Inquire for price 3
Copies of Catalogs 4 from prior Top Twenty Events
Year |
Price |
1994 |
$5.00 |
1993 |
$5.00 |
1992 |
$5.00 |
1991 |
$5.00 |
1990 |
$5.00 |
Entire Set (1990 – 1994): $20.00
Winners Crystal Statue: Inquire for quote & delivery (past winners only)
Note: All orders will be subject to an additional shipping charge. Contact the Top Twenty Event chair for further information.
1 Available through A-N Productions, P.O. Box 2350, Malta, NY 12020, (518) 885-1927 2 Available through Dulca Scenes, 2471 Montpelier Rd, Columbia, KY 42728, (502) 378-6201 3 Available through K9TV, P.O. Box 621442, Littleton, CO 80162, (303) 972-6433 4These catalogs were reproduced from the originals. These are not original catalogs
Committee
Committee: Charles Roberts, OR (chair)
Cindy Scott, CO (AWC board liason)
Sub-Committee:
Deborah Bahm, LA - Debbie Davenport, IL - Debi Adams, OR - Cathy Gaidos, KS - David Howton, FL - Lori Lawrence, CA - Claire Newcombe, FL Mary Jean Odron, CA - Kim Otero, CA - Katie Rudolph, NC - Randy Tincher, GA - Tom Quinn, MI - Karen Roberson, PA - Kelly Rudolph, CA Barbara Smith, WA - Jan Swayze, KY - Harriett Vincent, IL - Barbara Wayne, OH - Kenneth Wheeler, VA
2006 Regional Contact: Jeffrey Kimmelman, Show Chairperson
Catalog Cover Art: Linda Waggoner
Catalog Production: Charles R. Roberts
Statistician: Charles R. Roberts
Note: AWC assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of rankings or placements attributed by their owners to the dogs listed in this catalog.
American Whippet Club Officers
Officers
President: Lori Nelson
Vice President: Cindy Scott
Treasurer: David Samuelson
Secretary: Russell McFadden 4 Kenny Lane Espanola, NM 87532
The Top Twenty Event Chair and Committee wish to thank the Officers and Board Members of the American Whippet Club for their assistance for this event.
Board of Directors
Class of 2006
Connie Brunkow, Russell McFadden, Ed Odron
Class of 2007
Christine Hopperstad, Carolyn Mountan, David Samuelson Class of 2008
Donna Lynch, Lori Nelson, Cindy Scott
AKC Delegate: Donna Lynch
ASFA Delegate: Frank Zaworski
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