1980-11

A USSIE TIMES 

November 

December 

1980 

Kelly Hanson(15) ! Boomer(l year) 

Best Jr. Handler/ 1980 National Specialty 

Best Jr. Handler/ 1980 National Finals 

Highest Scoring Jr. in Obedience/ 1980 National 

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''T H E W I N D E R M E R E L A ·D I E S" 

Back L to R ••.••••• CH. AFTERTHOUGHT OF WINDERMERE, CDX, STD,d 

WESTWIND'S MISS MOON GLOW, CD, OTD, d/s 

ANIMATION OF WINDERMERE, CD 

DEBONAIRE OF WINDERMERE, CD 

Front L to R ••••••• CH. BEST WISHES OF WINDERMERE, CD 

CH. TOPHAND'S LISA, UD 

THESE ARE SavlE OF THE BITCHES THAT HAVE HELPED US PRODUCE 

18 W I N D E R M E R E CI-W-1PIONS (so FAR), WE HAVE CIWlPIONS 

THAT ARE PRODUCING CHAMPIONS DOWN THROUGH THE GENERATIONS 

.AtiD_ THEY ARE PRODUCING WORKING STOCKOOGS ALSO, 

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STEWART & JUDY WILLIAMS 

P.O. Box 335 

Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 

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the AUSSIE TIMES 

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IS the official publication of the 

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB OF AMERICA, Inc. 

N ovember•December 1980 Volo - 12 Noo) 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS: 

ASCA BUSINESS' 

Affiliate Reps. •••• •••• • •••••••71 

Affiliate Reports •••• •• ••••••••• ?J 

ASCA Breed Standard •••••••• • ••• 159 

o·egrees Grantedo •••• ••• ••• •••••• )4 

Kennel Name Form ••••••••••••••• 149 

Historian's Report •••••••••••••• 40 

~unior Showmanship sec. Report •• 4) 

Membership Formo•••• •••• ••• •••••70 

1980 General Meeting Minutes •••• 41 

President's Report •••••••••••••• 24 

Registry Rules & Regulations •••• 46 

Registrar's Report ••• ••• •••••••• J8 

~ecretary's Reports • ••• •• •• ••••• 28 

Show ~ecretary's Report ••••••••• J1 

Stockdog ChairmanReport ••••••••• J6 

Vice Pres. Report • •• •••••••••••• 25 

Working Trial Form •• ••• ••••••••• J9 

ARTICLES, ETC. 

Cover Reservations •• ••••••••••••• 6 

Cover Story ••••••••• ••••••••••••• 6 

Editorial ••••••••••• ••••••••• ••• • 8 

For S~le••••••• ••••••••• •• ••• • •lOO 

Junior S~otl1ght ••••• ••• •••••••• 49 

Health••••••••••• ••••••• • ••••••lJ2 

Obedience ••••••••••• ••••••••• •• • 22 

Profileso•••••••• ••••••• •• ••••••50 

Show Results ••••••••• •• •••••••• 120 

The Senior Story •••••••••••••••• 2J 

The TDX Test ••••••••• ••• ••• ••••• J2 

2¢ worth •••••••••••• •••• •••••••• 54 

Working ••••••••••••••• • ••••••• •• 59 

••• Practi~e Makes Per fect ••••• 60 

••• Tra ining Your Sheepdog, Part 

VI I • ••••••••••• •••• ••• ••••• 6 J 

ADVERTISERS 

Amton, Mary Lou ••••••••••••••• 104 

A~uaroo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 119 

Aristocrat ••••••••••••• • 1J8 & 1J9 

Arrowhead •••••••••••••••••••••• 65 

ASC of Washingtono ••••••• 84 & 85 

Aslan •••••••••••••••••••• • 68 & 69 

Auss1e Accessor1es •••••••••••• 1S? 

Beauwoodo•••••••••••••••107 & 155 

Blue Isle ••••••••••••• 11, 12 & 1J 

Blue-Lad•••••••••••••••••••••oe96 

Blue Rock •••••••••••••••• 97 & 111 

Brightwood •••••••••••••••• 66 & 67 

Bumblebee ••••••••••••••••• 68 & 69 

Captain Jon•so•••••••••••••••••64 

Qasa Buena •••••••••••••• 106 & 158 

Celebr1no•••••••••••••••••••••154 

Chesh1re ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 

Copper Canyon ••••••••••••••••• IBC 

Coppertone ••••••••••••••••••••• 95 

c.y•s •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 112 

Dragoo, Olivia M •••••• • 141 & 15J 

Echo P1nes ••••••••••••• •••••••• 20 

Emerald Isle •••••••••• •••••••• 14J 

Fa1roaks ••••••••••••••• •••••• • 148 

Foxf1re •••••••••• •••• •••• •• ••• 1J6 

Glacier Crest •••••••••• •••••• •• 10 

Gold ~gget •••••••••••••••••••• 14 

Goshawk •••••••••••••••••• 16 & 145 

Hado-Bar Farms •••••••••••••••• 156 

Happy Days •••••••••••••••••••• 156 

Harvest Ranch ••••••• 98, 99 & 144 

Hetz, Sandy •••••••••••••• • 68 & 69 

Higgins, Lloyd & Susan ••• 114& 115 

H1-Tri •••••••••••••••••••••••• 105 

K-Aus Korner •••••••••••••••••• l17 

Lawrence, SUe & Gary •••••••••• 108 

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Las Rocosa ••••••••••••••••••••• 146 

Little River ••••••••••••••••••• 10J 

Meadowlawn ••••••••••••••••••••• 155 

North. Calif. ASC ••••••••••••••• 92 

North Fork ••••••••••••••••••••• 116 

Outlaw Farm •••••••••••••••••••• 109 

Peace Pipe ••••••••••••••••••••• 157 

Pear Tree Ranch •••••••••••••••• 151 

Powder R1ver •••••••••••••••••••• 21 

Propwash Farm ••••••••••••••••••• BC 

SST\dyland ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 

s~nd R1dge ••••••••••••••••• 68 & 69 

S~n Pedro••••••••••••••••••••••110 

S1lverledge ••••••••••••••• i •••• 142 

South. Nevada AC •••••••••••• 151 

s·outhwy1'ld· ••••••••••••••••••• 158 

Talkook ••••••••••••••••• 18 & 19 

T1mberwood ••••••••••••• FC & 118 

Tisue, Jim & Colleen •••••••• 147 

Tumbledown •••••••••••••••••• 1J7 

Tupelo •••••••••••••••••••••• 154 

U.K.C., I~. •••••••••••••••150 

West Coast ASA ••••••••••••••• 93 

Wheelaway Ranch •••••••••••••• 20 

White Oak •••••••••••••••••••• 17 

W1nchester •••••••••••••••••• 11J 

Windcha t •••••••• , •••••••••• 102 

W.11'\dermere .•••••••••••••••••• IFC 

Wood Ridge •••••••••••••••••• 140 

Wyndham •••••••••••••••••••••• 94 

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1Jic{!/ou. (1t.OW _ ~ ~ _ 

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•••••• THAT YOUR 1981 ASCA Membership is due Ja~. 

1, 1981 • 

••••• Please bear with me. As I was wrapping up this issue, the 

' N ' flew off my typewriter and I had to fill i"t"' some places. It 

~111 be repaired for the ~ext issue, thougho 

•••• oThe Board Meeting 1s set for Uec. 5, 6, & 7 1n Denver, ~olorado. 

If you have anything you want discussed, get it to the E~ecut1ve 

s-ecretary' NOW,I 

••••• Many thanks to Wanda Robertso~s 

1n some of the following pages. 

for the sketches you will sea 

: ••••• Phil WildhageT\ needs addresses for the followtng so he can seTid 0 

them their Yearbooksa Linda Boysal, Mrs. George T. Nolde, Jr., 

Alica L. Carnahan, Karen u. Maag, & Becky Garrardo 

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ORIG IN AL PARENT CLUB OF T HE AUST RALIAN SHEPH ERD, ES T A B LISHED 1957 

BR EED CLUB RE GIS T RY ESTA BLISH ED MA RCH 10, 1972 

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Woodinville, 

VICE PRESIDENT 

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TREASURER 

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BOARD OF DIRECTORs- 

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Leslie sorensen, 9JJO North aounty Road 15 1 

Fort Collins, 

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EXECUTIVE SECRE~ARY 

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MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY 

Debbie Lyle, 15 Chelsea Ave., Napa, California 94558 

REGISTBAB: 

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YEARBOOK EDITOR & CLUB HI STORIAN 

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California 91J04 

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AUSSIE TIMEs· EDITOR 

Vicki Rand, 51150 Red Mill Rd., DOwagiac, Michigan 49047 

ASSOCIATE EDITORS 

COmpanion bogsa Vickie Smith, Bt. 1, Box 234, Bristol, Vt. 0.5443 

Profilesa Kathleen Hetrick, 4934 West Tierra Buena, Glendale, 

Arizona 85306 

Show Resultsa (temp.) Vicki Rand 

Working Uogsa Jeanne Hartnagle, 1675 Upland, Boulder, Colorao 

80302 

Obedience & Senior Storya Rose Spicuzza, 5879 C1arkston Rd., 

Clarkston, Michigan 48016 

Healtha Beth Griffith, 8637 N. 94th Ave., Peoria, Arizona 8534.5 

Breeding & Geneticsa Open 

Technical Editora Pam Bethurum, 2708 Sherwin Way, La Verne, 

Cklifornia 917.50 

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(as of sept. 26, 1980) 

FRONT COVERI (This entitles the advertiser to at page cover story.) 

19811 Jan.-Feb.--Smithfield, Vickie Smith. March-April--Peace Pipe, 

Kirk & Vicki Band. May-June--S1lvertone, Linda Allee. 

JUly-August--sunwood, Sally Smith. S~pt.-Oct.-Royalcrest, 

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1imberwccd Farms~~~~~~~~~ 

COVER STORY 

Indeed it is today's youths that will be leading the way in the future of our 

breed. 

We at Timberwood are honored to have one of the top Jr. Handlers helping handle 

our dogs. Pictured on the cover is Kelly Hanson and her dog, Three Pine's Blue 

Inspiration, CD. Though Boomer is co-owned with Timberwood, he lives with and 

is trained by Kelly. 

Kelly and Boomer earned other awards at the 1980 National including 1st in 

the Open Blue Dog class and 4th Place in Novice B obedience with a 194 score 

to complete Boomer's CD. 

With youths like Kelly and Boomer success is inevitable. 

We have bred our Miss Demeanor, CD to Boomer for a late November litter. 

TIMBERWOOD FARMS 

c/o Toni Viola 

7935 Delridge Way s.w. 

Seattle, WA 98106 

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••••• EDITORIAL 

Established 1957 

Vicki Rand, Editor 

A USSIE TIMES 

51150 Red Mill Rd. 

Dowagiac, Michigan 

49047 

At problem has arisen in the last few months which, by it's 

very nature, makes it of the utmost importance. It is 

necessary that it be brought to the attention of all of ~"YOU 

i'nvol ved· with dogs. 

As we are all aware, the dog business is most often carried 

out over the pho~e, or by letter; completely built on TRUST 

as we rarely meet who we are dealing with. Almost all arrangements 

made are by a Gentleman's Agreement. On the whole, this 

method works very well & we are all satisfied. 

Recently, a young woma~ has blatantly violated that •trust.• 

DUe to the circumstances, and her methods, we find it necessary 

to bring her to the attention of the fancy. Her methods of 

operation are very numerous, but the most common one involves 

making arr~gements for a sale (she is doing the buying) over 

the phol'!e, having the dog shipped (ma11y times the seller 1s 

paying the shipp1l'lg & will supposedly be reimbursed by her), 

and payi~g for the dog with a bad check which arrives at the 

sellers after the dog is shipped. She is presently under 

investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigatio as she 

has i~vloved Western Union in these endeavors. She also makes 

a practice of chargmg; her phone calls to the very person she 

is dealing with (unbeknownst to them) or to other breederso 

She has also bee~ involved· in other forms of fraud, including 

false advertisi'T)go We do TlOt know the exact number of people 

who have been swindled by her as ma~y are unwilling to admit 

they have been •burned.~ 

This you g womaT\ is Chris LaRocca of Patchogue, New York. (She 

also goes. by the names Annstoll & Lisa Ostrow. Possibly, there 

are more). If snyone of you have i~formation on any of these 

problems please se~d a full, written report to the Board, i~ 

care of Jo Kimes, the Executive Secretary, ~d a copy to Phil 

Wildhagen, who is actiT\g as ASSA!·s agent with the F.B.I. 

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It should be of 'Y\O surprise to anyone that the dog business 

has been down this year•, probably because of the state of the 

economyo This makes her offers even more attractive as she 

makes it a policy of offering very large amounts for your 

dogs. This very act should make you suspicious~ A~d she is 

very adept at maki~g you believe she is genuinely seriouso 

Often, she suggests that she and a •friehd• will co-own the 

dogo (I, myself, was offered- $1200.00 for ontof our dogso 

Being immediately suspicious, I bega~ to make demands on 

her and never heard from her againo I suggested, that as 

long as she had the ready cash, she could spend some of it 

on air fare to my home-subtracting it from the price of the 

dog-and pick him up herself.) 

Unfortunately, we must warn everyone to be a little more 

cautious i~ their future dealings. You must keep in mind 

that our •mercha"T\dise• is a LIVIWG, BRMTHING., animal, 

not an innaimate objecto 

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Real quality has a way of creating its own image. 

Fieldrnaster's PIZZA de ACTION ,, 

WO, BOW 1980 ASCA National ~\10-! 

hand led by Barb N ie I sen 

owned by : 

GLACIER CREST. .. aussies 

Larry & Patti Petersen 

P. 0 . Box 144 (297-3547) 

Kingston, WA 98346 

Our Dogs Are Fancy-Our Prices Aren't 

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Ch.lacovetta 's BUCK x Cottontail of Flintridge 

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Kisses 1s due 9-28·80 by Fieldmaster Pizza DeAction(Reldmaster of Flint. X 

Ch.BriarPatch) ~nners Dog,l980 ASCA NATIONAL SPECIALTY! A nice young dog 

with except1onal movement and structure ••• you will hear more of"TA R"! · 

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contact: 

BLUE ISLE 

Barbara J. Nielsen 

Star Route Box 1610 

Powell, Wfo. 82435 

(307) 754-5694 

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(Ch.Little Abner of Flint.xCh.BriarPatch of BonnieBiu -c d) 

Pete & I would like to take this opportunity to 

thank VICKY PARTRIDGE for her expert handling and 

conditioning- of MINT. It is a real pleasure to 

co-own dogs with such a happy, unselfish and devoted 

friend/fancier ••• we appreciate your high 

ideals Vicky. 

Co-Owned By 

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( Ch.Three Ring Circus x Fieldmaster's Lodi) 

5shows + 4 firsts = 10 points 

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GOLD NUGGET KENNEL 

AND 

CH. TRI-IVORY BAKED ALASKA, CD 

aka 

. ''JUBAL'' 

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"Jubal'' finished his Championship with a 5 point major~. by going WD. 

and B.O.W, at the A.S.C. of Rogue Valley Show and Working Trial. 

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* · Sheila Farrington. 

SPECIAL THANKS to''Jubal's '' breeders and our conformation instructors Jetf Heim and 

RATULA TIONS to ~ubal•s'' sire, CH. Tri-lvorx Yankee Dandy, ASCDX 1 

WR D, for 

* go1[lg BO.B. at the IASA & ASCA National Specialties. 

CONGRATULATIONS to ':Jubal's" daughter, Nelson's Phoebe of Gold Nugget, for 

going WB. at the ASCA National Specialty. (5 point major) 

R E D MER L E I C/ w 

O.F. A. GOOD AS-978 

DANNY & JUDY NORRIS 

1837 SECOND ST. 

EYES CLEARED ANNUALLY CONCORD, CA 94519 

T STUD- TO APPROVED BITCHES 15 686-3438 

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CHESHIRE 

why are we sm 1 

AUSTRALIAN 

SHEPHERDS 

WE 'P.E PRETTY ·P'P-0UD OF 

mwCEDAR 

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INCENSE CEDAR of 

CHESHIRE CDX STDc 

RIGGIN'S PINKIE (inbred '?J'ooc's Jay) 

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RED OOG- 11 Azul y .Cobre 123 Red Light" 

(by Schueller's Azure Mist, by Ch. Shiloh) 

CEDAR 

entered three workir.g classes at the NATIONAL for: 

(first day) 1st Started Ducks (20 dogs) Score 86 Joan Camuidonica 

1st Started Cattle (12 dogs) Score 90 Bob Carjllo 

(second day) 2nn Open Cattle (by 1 uoint) (3 do gs) Score 77 Wally Butl~r 

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If you saw and liked CEDAR, maybe you watched Sunday as Bob Vest's BELlE STAR 

took 1st Open Dlcks, 1st Open Shee ·~; , 1st 0Den C~tt&_and HIGH SCORE TN TRI AL. 

like that-kind of WORK 1 

Have WE got pups for YOU f 

CEDAR will be bred this fall to BELLE's full brother, VSST'S CHARGTN RALPHt 

-- Vest 1 s Chargin Tank x. Vest 1 s Lady in Waiting (by Ch. P~ace Pipe Mac Thiivis) 

RALPH is owned by Gerald Dennison, Ann Arbor, Michi gan. 

Bob says he's ev~n 

better than BELLE! 

RALPH was just started on stack this year and has alre9dy qualified for his STD 

in sheep and ducks--taking HIGH COMBIN£0 SCORE at S~!~SA's 

Great takes Specialty. 

*** These pups should have all the go-round, grip, agility, eye, attentivenesa, 

and STYLB you. ever wanted in an iussie! (Of eourse we're not PREJUDICED ••• ) 

contact: Katrin Hinrichs .. Rte. 1~ .Box 537, Glenn, Ca •. 95943 (916) 934-5650 

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PRESENTS 

THE GIRLS AT GOSHAWK- 

GOSHAWK'S NORWEST SCRIMSHAW 

red merle female·corper·white trim 

THIS BEAUTIFUL_ SYDNEY DAUGHTER MADE US VERY PROUD AUGUST 30TH 

BY PLACING FIRST IB THE NOVICE BITCH CLASS AT THE 1980 UATl~AU 

& 

AQUA ROO'S 

KIMBERLEY K. 

red merle female·copper·white trim 

8 points 

KELLY EARNED HER SECOND CD LEG AT THE 1980 

NATIONALS 

L....--- PAUL & CHERYL SHEETS RT.2, BOX 366, HILLSBORO, OREGON 97123 ______. 

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1979- BEST OF BREED-NATIONALS 

1980- BEST OPPOSITE SEX- NA T/ONALS 

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Joe, Jonna and Courtney 

P. 0. Box 5542 

Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 

(702) 878-6339 

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... ECHO PINES AUSSIE 

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CORRECTION 

A typographical error appeared in 

the last issue of the Aussie Times 

in the SILVERTONE KENNELS ad. The 

ad should read: 

SILVERTONE BLACKLIGHT 

(4 points) 

A CH. was added in error. I am 

sorry for any confusion this may 

have caused. ~-{1. 

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$5. 00 post-paid 

A contemporary method for training your stockdog! 

Suitable for Ranch, City or Pet Dogs. 

37 photos - 11 pages devoted to problems. 

GET YOUR PUPS STARTED RIGHT! 

Breeder's Rate - 12 for price of 10 -$50. 00 

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Box 149, Sunnymead, Calif. 92388 

Other written material on the Australian 

Shepherd is available. Send S. A. S. E. for list! 

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OBEDIENCE 

From Arizona comes news of Sandy Carr's red merle male, "McCabe", whose 

registered name is "Sand Ridge Counr ty Cadence CD". McCabe is almost ready for 

Open competition and he is also the 2nd Aussie to be on the Tucson Exhibition 

Obedience Team, The team does square dancing, drill teamwork and relay races 

over bar jumps, through long tunnels and drough hoops, They give exhibitions • 

at dog shows, schools etc. They are also putting on all breed conformation & 

obedienc ~ matches. 

From Steve Totten of Midland Michigan ••••••••• "Nine thirty AM is quiet 

at Detroit Race Course compared to the early morning frenzy. Holly, my blue 

merle Aussie, was restless at being cooped up in the tack room all by herself, 

so out she came through a partially open window, four feet from the ground. 

Instead of rushing around helter skelter to find me, down went her super nose 

to th~ cement sidewalk to pick up my scent. (I had walked there 3 ~hours agol) 

Across the gravel road that at least 100 horses and a couple of hundred people 

had walked over, she came into the shed row with her nose still to the ground. 

In and out of each and every stall that I had been in that morning she tracked 

without once looking up. When she finally did look up, she was about four feet 

- from the bench I was sitting on. I don't have any idea how she did it, but it 

was a sight to watch and I'll never forget that morning. At that time, Blue l.ad 

Winter of Four Seasons (Holly) was just eight months old. Those Amazing Aussiesll" 


Super Nose Holly" 

PLEASE ••••• send Obedience News to: Rose Spicuzza 

5879 Clarkston Rd 

Clarkston HI 48016 

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THE "SENIORS STORY" 

By Rose Spicuzza 

This section will be a regular feature of the AUSSIE TIMES. It's purpose is to acquaint everyone 

with the veterans and foundation dogs of our breed, especially those who have had a great influence 

as a stud dog or brood bitch. If anyone has suggestions of dogs they would like to see featured, 

please let me know and I will try and research them. For the present, we are li miting this to dogs 

that are deceased. 

This issue's Senior is a dog well known to Aussie fanciers from many years, 

"Lamar's (Mansker's) Turk". Walt Lamar got Turk from Steve Mansker when the dark 

blue merle was already 8 years old. While with Steve, Turk had been used as a 

stock dog and had sired several litters. Unfortunalty, many of these pups were 

never registered. Some were however, and one of the best known of these was the 

exceptional sire himself, "Taylor's Whiskey", also "Taylor's Rusty'~ paternal grandsire 

of 'CH Las Rocosa Shiloh~ These two dogs were out of a daughter and grandaughter 

of 'Sisler's Shorty~ 

Walt and his brother had some females by Lamar's Scratch, who was sired by 

Turk's full brother and out of Mansker's Freclles, by Sisler's Shorty. Since 

Steve's females Freckles and Analee, were too old to produce, he let Walt have 

Turk and in the next 6 years they raised a lot of good pups. The best kno\>Tn pup 

Walt raised was the Certified Ranch Dog, "Casa de Carrillo Okeene". 

Turk was a bit hard to get to know, and if he didn' ·t know you, he wouldn't 

have anything to do with you. He never growled at anybody, just ignored them. 

If possible, he would Just leave. He was never one to jump on people, when he 

wanted attention, he would nudge Walt with his nose or would walk between his legs. 

He would get petted and then he was ready to play or work again. 

Turk was too rough for sheep but would work about anything else. He could be 

sent as far as he could see livestock. He has been sent nearly ~ mile to get a cow. 

He was smart enough to figure out that a cow could kick harder than a calf, so 

when he needed to speea up a herd of cattle, he would bi te the smaller calves. 

Turk was also a good varmit dog, skunks and possums were never a problem for him. 

He dearly loved to hunt for rats and mice in junk piles. 

Most people never mention the bad traits of their dogs but like all dogs, Turk 

had a few. His main problem in working was that he was a little hard headed. To get 

the best out of him, Walt had to rough him up a bit at times. He took his punishment 

well and would go right back to work. Turk was - - ' 

a very dark blue with absolutly no white or 

copper trim. As a young dog his spots were 

distinct, but as he got older, th~ ran tog~ther 

and at a distance he looked black. Turk 

was 20" tall and weighed about 50 lbs. He 

was heavily muscled and had a tremendous 

amount of power. He was not out for a fight 

but when provoked, he made short work of the 

other dog. His agility was not limited to 

fighting. He seldom sot kicked when working 

and could jump 6 feet into the air with 

apparent ease. Turk was very good with 

young pups, seldom if ever getting cross with 

them. He would run and play with them and 

would put up with nips and pulls. Turk was 

whelped in 1963 and died this past summer of 

1980. He was sired by Mansker's Smokey and 

out of Mansker's Duchess. 

Turk in 1976 at age 13 

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Dear Members, 


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Douglas R.Bailey 

President 

14458 168 NE 

Woodinville, WA 98072 

1-206-485-8070 PST 

The 1980 National Specialty must have w.ade history for rainfall and 

exhibitor _support. With this enthusiasm, I am happy to accept my _ 

position as President. It is a pleasure to begin working with you, 

the _members, as well as with the elected officers and Board, to 

insure continued growth and success. 

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As you may already know, the IASA Stud Books and Registry have been 

merged and absorbed by the ASCA Registry, and are now _being handled 

by our ASCA Registrar. This is a strong step toward unification of 

the Breed, and an important goal is in the process of being realized. 

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In accordance with my goal of increasing communication between members 

and their elected and appointed officials, I am lookin~ at ways of _ 

operating this office in an extreme~y open manner. I 1ntend to provide 

anyone inquirin~ with explanations as to why our decisions are made, 

making prompt, 1f not immediate, response to your questions, written 

or verbal. Please feel free to write or call. 

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The ASCA Board of Directors is scheduled to meet 6 & 7 December 80. 

Relative costs of three locations for the meeting are being studied, 

and the decision will be announced in the November report to Affiliates 

from the ASCA Secretary. Tentative agenda items for that meeting 

include: Bylaws Revisions & Stock Dog Program Rules Revisions. After 

the December meeting of the Board I will be able to prepare a _more _ 

complete report on the state of the organization for the January issue 

of the Aussie Times. 

Thank you for the support shown me, and to our National Meeting and 

Specialty. With your help, ·r am sure the next two years will be 

extremely rewarding. 

Sincerely, 

~ 

Doug Bailey, President 

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AUSTRALIAN. SHEPHERD CLUB OF AMERICA, Inc. · 


JAMES REAVES . 

ASC of A Vi.ce .. President 

Route 18, Box 561 

Conroe, Texas , . . 77303 

(713) 689-3488 

september 30,1980 

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Dear ASCA Affiliates, 

This letter is long overdue as we have been receiving 

newsletters from some of you for quite some time. We on 

the Board understand fully the time, effort,and expense 

that goes into these newsletters. They are very much 

appreaciated. These newsletters are the only way some 

of us have of keeping up with what is going mn in your 

particular area. Through your minutes frDm your meetings, 

we find out what your questions and concerns are. 

We realize the hardships involved in putting out these 

newsletters and understand that all of you are not able 

to furnish us with complimentary copies but most definitely 

appreaciate them when we do receive one. Keep up the good 

work and "Thanks" again! 

Sincerely, . 

C) ...-~ 

James Reaves 

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JAMES REA YES . 

ASC of A Vi·c·e "President 

Route 18, Box 561 

Conroe, Texas 77303 

(713) 689-3488 

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Dear AS CA Kemb e r s , 

To begin with, I would like to · commend our people in the appointed 

positions on jobs well done. With t he growth ASCA has experienced 

in the last two years, t hese people have faced a tremendous amount 

of work and have done a fantastic job. With the majority of these 

jobs being voluntary , the only rewards these peovle receive are the 

Satisfaction of knowin g they have performed toth e best of their 

ability with an ocasional pat on the back from the membership. It's 

not hard for u s to forget t hat the n a j ority of t hese people are 

volunteers and we tend to g et carried away with our criticisum 

every now and then. Try to be patient and keep in mind that these 

people are volunteer s with jobs , famalies but with a common love 

shared by all, t he AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD . Our hat g oe s off to t hem all ! 

PLEASE! PLEASE! If a ny affili2 t e has any probl em regarding t he 

insurance, let me know . As of t h e National , I was not awar e that 

anyone was havinc a probl em with our insuranc e . I sent out copies 

of the policy to all affilia t es i n July. 3e sure in case of a need 

for proof of i n surance , notify me t hirty days prior to the show. 

Be sure to inc~ude a l l y ertinent information r egardinG the facility 

including the n ~me and 2dur e3s of the person that t he certificate 

is to be sent to. 

The only active committees we have at t h i s time · a r e : 

By-Laws ~e vision 

Jonna Cole 

P. O . .Box 5542 

las Vegas , .i'-. evada 89102 

3reeder Juug e Revision 

!:tose Spicuzza 

5879, Clarkston ~d . 

Clar kston, I'Iichi; an 48016 

Genetic s Research 

Betty i~ els on 

~3 ox 476 

~a vi s , Ca lf. 956 16 

Any comments you have r ega r ding t hese 

directly to the chairnan. 

committees,please send them 

oincerely, 

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, COAT COLOR GENETICS REPORT-~gust 18,1980--Betty Nelson-Chairperson 

Our local genetics advisior,Dr. Ann Smith Bowling is in Europe 

where she was to give a talk on some of her genetics research. 

She did not have time to reveiw our color hair slides and get 

together with Dr. Schieler to talk about stting up the research 

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grant. In her absence, I have had blood serum samples analyzed 

for trace mineral content from a representative color group of 

Australian Shepherds(including a blue dilute pup). Results from 

trace mineral analysis are done and I will meet with the PhD 

nutritionist this week or next to discuss possible future work 

here. We'll have these results to give to Dr. Bowling and Dr. 

Schieler and hope there will be possibilities of correlation 

between color gnotype and trace mineral blood analysis. 

A test breeding between a solid blue dilute and a dilute red 

merle should result in pups in early September. Another litter 

is due in early October which should add to our knowledge of 

the inheritance of the merle patt&~. 

A recent inquiry about artific~l insemination may encourage 

real progress here as ASCA is one of-if not the only dog registry 

which will accept this. Shipping fees and hazards will be greatly 

reduced if this project can ever become functional. 

I hope we'll have more detailed reports . for the breeders from 

our researchers in the near future. 

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NOTE: 

Sincerely, 

Betty Nelson 

This is a field that more of us ought to be very interested in 

due to the unanswered questions we have regarding our breed in 

reference to color. A great deal of research has been conducted 

into this without one penny of money contributed from anyone. 

These people have contributed their time along with facilities 

to possibily answer questions that a lot of us have had for a long 

time. If anyone has something to contribute or questions to be 

answered, contact Betty Nelson at Box 476,Davis,Calif.,95616. 

This artificial insemination idea sounds especially good after 

seeing the shape in which some Aussies came off of Braniff Airlines 

arriving at Seattle and also arriving in Houston on the same 

airline. Criminal charges should be filed on these people. I would 

hate to see what they would do to an anvil. 

J 

Sincerely, 

James Reaves 

Vice President 

ASCA 

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ASCA S~cretary's Report - July 7, 1980 

Board Issuesa 77a04--Remember to write Jonna Cole for copies of the 

Show RUles. She is the ONLY officer with extra copies. 79&04--Natl. 

specialty, General Meeting, Aug. )0, 980. If there is a topic your 

ACfiliate C'lub, or you-.:..as a member of ASCA would like on the 1980 

agenda, write President, James Reaves to insure this topic willappear 

on his agenda. Make sure your thou&hts are organized. Each person 

will be given a time limit to present their viewso 79&11--Insurance 

Policy. Please remember James MUST have the 'name of the PERSON connected 

with the fa6ility you are obatining for your show (i.e. Pairground 

Manager, etc.), NOT JUST THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE FACILITYI 

James wan~ _ to mail these certificates to •the attention or• someone 

in particular. •• otherwise this cert1fiaa£ecmay be lost through the 

mail. ·. 

Registrar! Brenda Chikolaa 4~ of ~ll 1 1980 1 all fees including 

applications lor litters, individu8i registrations, kennel names, 

pedigree service and fees for obedience, conformation and working 

titles, will be doubled to NONASCA MEMBERS·. •a• Form registration 

applications are excluded. 

ASSISTANT Beg1stra~. Marti Aciertoa Beceived---22 Capps., 5 D apps., 

7 kennel names, 2 pedigree research & 2 kennel name renewals. Processed---16) 

Capps., 19 D app., 5 pedigree reseach, & 2 kennel name 

renewals. Outgoing mail-173 pieces. Marti reports her ~ office will 

be current by July 1st. 

unioer Showmanshi Secretar As of today, there are 

un ors compe ng n eprogram an ey are divided as shown. 

Showmanship-28 (8 of these are competing in another division and 

one in all three), Obedience-?, and Working-)o 

Show secretary, Jonna Cole& Jonna would like everyone to be sure and 

ri11 out their show and obedience forms correctly ••• read the forms 

before filling out & mailing theml Too many are returned because of 

incorrect information and the neglect to send the money for filing •• 

•• in the future these shows will not be credited to your dog. 

Atfiliatest Please use the required paperwo~k went to you for sanctioning, 

not the judges books you make up. The only time this is 

different is when you have a sanctioned Specialty. Then Jonna must 

have a maZked catalog. The Judges Books Jonna sends you are the only 

ones you use at the gate during a show, not something you have copied 

to send to hero If you need Show Rules, drop Joana a card. These 

rules are in effect now. Please follow themo 

Stock Dog Chairman, Doug Baileya July 15 (1980) is the dea41iBe for 

receipt of comments on the proposed changes to the stockdog rules. Do 

not hope someone else will say what you are thinking. Take a minute 

and get your ideas down on paper. Artwort, last chancel This 

one even has money tied to itl Deadline if July 15 (1980) for receipt 

of design for the new stockdog certificates. This is a contest, with 

a cash prize to the winning designer. Trials--5 in June. 79 dogs 

exhibited, with 20 qualifying scores and 4 first legs on degrees. 

Certificates issues-?. 

ASCA s·ecretary' s Report---August 11, 1980 (Rec. Aug, 16, 1980) 

Stockdog Chairman Vacancy ASCA is accepting applications for a new 

Stockdog Chairman. Bbug Bailry is running unopposed for ABCA President, 

leaving this office vacant and available for ASCA members who 

are interested. Please send your resume to this office before 

Sept. 15, 1980. 

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earbook Ph11 W1ldha ena The following schedule w111 be adopted for 

pure as1ng cop es o the Yearbooka Yearbook feeJ $).50 for ASCA members, 

· ts.oo for non-members, with a postage fee of $1.00 per copy. 

Por ma111ng information contact Ph11 W1ldhagen, 

2)911 Homezell Dr., 

canoga Park, Qal1forn1a 91)04. . 

Bef1strl Report! Brenda Cbikolaa JUNE. Correspondence processeda 

17 litter appl cations. 234 ind. E apps•, )9 transfers or ownership. 

1 duplicate oert1f1acate. 179 pieces of correspondenceo 

JULY. 1)7 litter applications. 129 ind. E apps. )2 transfers of 

ownership. 2 duplicate certificates. 162 pieces of correspondence. 

Anss1e Times, V1ck1 Randa See page 7 for the new deadlines and issue 

themes. We need all your cooperation to get this 1nto effect. Please 

observe the deadlines! Attention A£f1liatesa Please save postage & 

mall only one complimentary issue of your newsletters to Kirk & 

myself. Thank you. 

Show ~ecretary, Jonna OOlea Many of you are under the impression 

our show rules are NOT in effect. YOU ARE WRONG ••• the only thing 

that has been temporarily lifted has been the $10.00 sanctioning fee. 

I have been denying sanctioning due to late paperwork all across the 

u.s. PLEASE, get your paperwork to this office ONTTIME. I feel bad 

when I cannot sanction a show, and know you people are very upset 

over 1t too. If you haven't heard from me 1n a reasonable amount of 

time, feel free to (call). Remember, the malls take anywhere from 

5 to 10 days to reach me. Please do not send things cert1f1ed ••• 1r 

rou want verification or a receipt, enclose a post card. I live 10 

miles from the Post Office that hasas least a One Hour wait 1n line 

to p1ok up these letters. Remeaser to report your gross receiptsthe~• 

1s now a form enclosed with your sanctioning. When you have 

just a working trial, these have to be turned 1n also. 

Stockdog Oha1rman, DOug Ba1leya Rules Comments close. Many good 

constructive comments concerning the proposed rules change were received 

and will be sent to the Board by mid-August. Artwork---only 

one design was received. I had hoped for more comment & ideas. 

Thi* issue w111 be retuDDed to the Board for discussion. Tr1alsa 

2 1n July with )2 dogs exhibited. 7 earning qualifying scores of 

wh1bh 4 are first legs on degrees. 7 certificates issued. 

ASCA SCBh~ARY'S BEPOBT--Sept. 12, 1980 (Rec. S~pt. 26, 1980) 

Board Issues} ~ ; ~ ?- 78a02-Increase in ASCA Fees• ASCA fees will not 

be increase& on a co-owned dog 1f one owner 1s a member of ASCA and 

the other 1s not. Approvea Sorensen~ Carrillo, Lyon & Ac1erto. 

D1sapprovea Rand, Nielsen, & Martin. Z9a01 Stockdog Apprentice- 

Robert Gunderson. Mrs. Gunderson has been approved as a Stock Uog 

JudgeJ please a~ h1m to your 11st of approved judges. 22t~ NSF 

Ohecks. There w111 now be a 15.00 charge on all checks returned to 

AICA. Approved-unanimous vote. 79a49Closing of the Stud Books. 

Motion to close the stud books passed. All approve with the exception 

of Jean Carrillo & Kirk Rand. They expressed concern over the 

IASA dogs not registered already with ASCA. As of August 29, 1980, 

the ASCA Board voted to absorb IASA's registry. Details to be 

Worked out of the Registrars and BOards of Directors of' each assocS: 

AtioH. ******A positvie step forward for the Australian Shepherdslt 

8oaoi sanct1oning other shows during the National Specialty-our 

Show Secretary will sanction shows held during the Nationals Specialty 

date. Approve; Acierto, Rand, Sorensen & Nielsen. Disapprove; 

carrillo, Lyon & Martin. 

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80a14 Show Rules Amendment-All dogs competing in any ASCA Sanctioned 

event, will be awarded points or credits, only if the dog's name 

appears on the Entry Form the same as it is recorded on the ASCA 

Re~istration Certificate. Make sure your dogs are entered under 

their correct ASCA registered namesl All approve of this motion. 

80a16 ASA of New Mexico. Has been accepted as an Affiliate Club. 

Their area Representative is Joe Hughes, P.O. Box 57, Edgewood, 

New Mexico 87015. 

Brenda Chikola Re istr Re ort Processed-82 litter 

app icat ons, ndividua E apps., transfers, 1 duplicate 

certificate and 170 pieces of correspondence. Total-369. 

Marty Aeierto, Assista nt Registry Report. June & July., 1980-Received; 

20 Capps., 1 D app., 8 kennel name apps., 5 kennel name renewals, 

& 1 pedigree request. Processed; 283 C app.s, 38 D appso, 11 kennel 

names, 5 kennel renewals, and 10 pedigress issued. sent out 450 

pieces of mail. (July)-Received; 22 Capps., 1 D app., 4 kennel 

name apps., 14 kennel name renewals, & 3 pedigree requests. Processed; 

47 Capps., 1 D app., 1J kennel names, 14 kennel renewals, 

& 4 pedigree requests. Sent out 282 pieaes of mail. 

Lori Acierto, Jr. Showmanship secretarl• YEAR END AWARDSa Tope 

81-12 Jr. Handler-Jackie Spicuzza. Top 1)-16 Jr. Handler-Mitzi 

Murray. Top Junior Handler; in conformation-Jackie Spicuzza, in 

obedience-Jeanette Granzow & Kelly Hanson, in working (ducks)~ 

Kathy Davis, in working (sheep)-stephanie Chilton, 1n working 

(cattle)-seott Martin. Top · 8-12, schedule I-Jennifer Boice. 

Top 13-16, schedule I-Cathy W1lloughbyo Top 8-12, schedule II 

~ack1e Sp1cuzzao. Top11-16, schedule II-Carol Hartnagle. Top 8- 

12, schenule III-Amy Rutherford. Top 13-16, schedule III-Mitzi 

Murray. Top 8-12, schenule IV-Kathy rravis. Top 13-16, schedule 

IV-Shirley Paskel l. TOP ALL AROU ~ill JUNIOR HA~TLERa JACKIE 

SPICUZZA. Certificates of Excellence& Jennifer Boice, M1tz1 

Murray, Jackie Lewetzow, Jackie Spicuzza, & Cathy Willoughby. 

The new showma~ship rules went into effect July 1. As of that date, 

all the old forms were invalid. They will be returned with a ~ew 

form to be filled in and sent back with the old form. Both forms 

are to be sent back to save you from having to get the judge's 

signature again. If the old form is not sent back with the new one, 

and your new form does not have the judges signature, it will b~ 

not acceptede~ 

lfat1onal Board Meetin Information& There will be a new charge of 

• far a recording fees, effective January 1, 1l81 ••• this is for 

a areas; working, showmanship, co~formation & oDed ence. 

There will be a sanctioni~g fee of $10.00 sent in with sanctioning 

applications for conformation shows and working trials. 

Obedience matchaes will not requ1re this sa~ctioning fee. The is 

to be effective Janua ry 1, 1981. The Board approved the closure 

of the Breeder Judge program. You will not be required to fill ou~ 

the test, etc., in order to judge, but will have to fill out our 

present Judge's ReRume used to approve judgeso This form can be 

obtained by writi~g either our Show Secretary, Jonna Cole, or myselfo 

The West Coe.st A.S.A. will hold the 1981 ASCA National S-pecialty, 

to be held Oct. 10. 11, & 12, 1981 (Columbus Day Weekend). 

We now have a new t1 tle for our Aus~1es to \'Tork for ••• Tracking Dog 

Excellent. It will be comparable to the American Ken~el Club's 

requirements for their TDX. The Board will investigate aRpects of 

possible rules covering drug abuse for all programs. If you have 

any suggestions, please direct them to the Boardo 

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Established !957 

f]onna W. Cole 

Show Secretary 

P.O. Box 5542 

Las Vegas, NV. 89102 

(702) 878-6339 

The 1980 ASCA National is now history. Even tho' it did rain, and 

I do mean rain, we had a GREAT TI ME. Looking forward to 1981. 

Remember: Effective January 1, 198l •.•• There will be a sanctioning 

fee of $10.00 for Conformation Shows and Working Trials. Obedience 

trials exempt. 

A new charge of $3.00 for all recording fees: Conformation, Obedience, 

Working and Junior Showmanship. 

We have closed the Breeder Judge Program. In order for you to judge 

the "Aussie", you must have judging experience. If you have not 

previously completed our present judges resume, ! have those here. 

Will be happy to mail them out. 

If you need a copy of our Show Rules and Regulations, drop me a 

post card or letter. 

Again, please DO NOT send things certified. Also make sure there is 

enough postage on your letters. I have instructed the post office to 

return anything with postage due. I have NO mail delivery here, the 

post office is 10 miles with over an hour's wait. My faithful Joe 

pickes up the mail on his way home from work, at the busiest hour . 

He has instructed me he will not wait in line for an hour. Sure can't 

blame him. Saves me a trip to town and 20 miles. I appreciate your 

cooperation and know Joe does more. 

With our AUSSIE TIMES now being increased, if there is something you 

would like to see, drop me a note, I'll try. 

AFFILIATES: You must submit a Gross Receipt form with your show report. 

If you only have a working trial, I must have this also. This includes 

everything you took money in at your show. All breed obedience, Jr. 

showmanship, conformation, any fun classes, etc. (donations). This 

report is for our insurance. 

Jl

THE TRACKING DOG EXCELLENT TEST 

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THE T.D.X. TRACK: The Tracking Dog Excellent Test must be performed with dog 

on leash. The length of the track shall not be less than 800 yards nor more 

than 1000 yards. The scent shall be not less than three hours nor more than 

four hours old and must be that of a stranger. The actual track, laid earlier, 

shall be crossed at two widely separated places by more recent tracks. 

Four personal dissimilar articles, well impregnated with the tracklayer's 

scent, will be dropped by the tracklayer at designated points directly on the 

track. The articles must be approved in advance by the judges. 

At a point more than 75 yards from the start of the track the tracklayer 

will be given a map of the track. He will place one article at the starting 

flag then follow the track which has been staked out with flags a day or more 

earlier. Along the way of the actual track he will collect all but the first 

flag. He will drop the remaining three articles directly on the track at 

points designated on t h e map. The articles shall not be dropped within 30 

yards of a turn or cross track. After dropping the last article the tracklayer 

will proceed straight ahead for at least 30 yards and then leave the 

field. 

One hour to one hour and a half after the actual tracklaying has been 

completed the judges will instruct two people, strangers to the dog, to start 

from a given point, walking side by side about four feet apart, and follow 

each of the two cross tracks which have been staked out with flags a day or 

more earlier, cillecting all of the flags along the way. 

While tracking the dog shall wear a harness to which is attached a leash 

20 feet to 40 feet in length. To avoid entanglement the leash may be dropped 

during the tracking but must be retrieved. The dog must be under the handler's 

control at all times. At the start of the track the dog will be given ample ¥ 

time to take the scent and begin tracking. No guidance of any kind is to be 

employed by the handler while starting the dog on the track. Since there is 

no second flag in this test, the handler must wait for the dog to commit itself 

before he leaves the starting flag. Once the handler has left the starting 

flag the test has begun and shall not be restarted. The handler may pick up 

the article at the starting flag and may use it, as well as subsequent articles, 

to give the scent to the dog while on the track. Where obstacles, barriers or 

terrain demand, a handler may aid the dog, but any leading or guiding of the 

dog shall consititute grounds for calling the handler off and marking the dog 

"Failed.". 

Should the dog follow one of the cross tracks for a distance of more than 

50 yards, the dog is to be marked "Failed." The dog must follow the track 

and either indicate or retrieve the second, third and fourth articles. In 

order for the dog to be marked "Passed," these articles must be presented to 

the judge, when the track is completed. 

Essentials for a T.D.X. Test: AKC tracking judges may be approved to judge this 

test. Such judges must have experience with advnaced tracking and be familiar 

with conditions that present themselves when a dog is required to work a scent 

trail. Scent conditions such as weather, age, terrain, ground cover changes, 

natural as well as man-made obstacles, cross tracks, streams and roads must be 

taken into consideration when judging advanced tracking. 

Both judges must personally lay out each track a day or so before the test 

in order to be complete familiar with the location of the track, landmarks and 

ground conditions. All types of terrain and cover, including gulleys, plowed 

land, woods and vegetation of any density may be used. Natural obstacles such 

as streams or man-made obstacles such as hedgerows, fences, bridges, or lightly 

traveled roads may also be used. No portion of any track, including the tracklayer's 

escape route or the escape route of the cross tracklayers, may be within 

75 yards of any other track. 

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It is the judges' responsibility to instruct the tracklayer and the cross 

tracklayers so as to insure that each track is properly laid and that they 

each carry a copy of the chart with them while laying track. 

For each dog entered a track shall be plotted on the grounds by both of the 

judges, not less than one day before the test, the track being marked by flags 

which the tracklayer can readily follow on the day of the test. A chart of 

each track shall be made up in duplicate, showing the approximate length in 

yards of .each leg, major landmarks and boundaries, and clearly define points 

for dropping the three remaining articles. Both of these charts shall be 

marked at the time the dog is tracking, one by each of the judges, to show the 

approximate course followed by the dog. The judges shall sign their charts 

and show on each whether the dog "Passed" or "Failed." The judges shall also 

mark the time the tracklayer started, the time the cross tracklayers started, 

the times the dog started and finished tracking, a brief description of ground, 

weather conditions and wind direction. 

Four personal dissimilar articles shall be dropped on the track. Only the 

last article may be a glove or wallet. The first article shall be placed at 

the starting flag and shall be clearly visible to the handler. The 2nd, 3rd 

and 4th articles shall be dropped directly on the track at wide intervals and 

should not be visible to the handler from a distance of 20 feet. The drops 

shall be clearly marked on the chart and shall not be within 30 yards of a 

turn or a cross track. Articles must be small enough to be easily carried by 

the handler while completing the track. The judges must approve the four 

articles to be used making sure that they have been thoroughly impregnated 

with the tracklayer's scent. The tracklayer must wear his own shoes which 

may be of any material. Particular attention should be paid to instructing 

cross tracklayers and to keeping them away from the start of the actual track. 

There is no time limit provided the dog is working. A dog that clearly 

is not working should not be given any minimum time, but should be marked 

"Failed." The handler may not be given any assistance by the judges or anyone 

else. If the dog is not tracking, it shall not be marked"Passed," even though 

it may find the articles. 

In the event of peculiar or unusual circumstances, the judges may, at their 

own discretion, in rare cases, give a handler and dog a second chance on a 

new track. 

Upon the completion of a TDX Test, the secretary of the club shall forward 

to The Australian Shepherd Club of America's Show Secretary, so as to reach 

the ASCA office within seven days after the close of the test, the Following: 

a. Two copies of the judges' marked charts. 

b. Entry forms. 

c. Marked and certified copy of the catalog pages or sheets listing dogs 

entered in this test . 

T.D.X. Test: Shall be for dogs that have earned the title T.D. and must 

be judged by two judges. The maximum number of dogs two judges may be 

asked to test in one day is five. Dogs that have earned this title 

T.D.X. may continue to compete. This test cannot be given at a dog show 

or obedience trial. At least two dogs have to actually participated. 

The owner of the dog holding the "U.D." and "T.C.X." titles may use 

the letters "U.D.T.X." after the name of the dog, signifying "Otility 

Dog Tracker Excellent." 

JJ

Following is a list of Chamhions (ASCA) of record, numbers )OJ 

through )47, from 4-10-80 t rought 9-22-80. 

Affirmed of SUnnybrook 

Sllvertone Redd Foxx 

Blue Isle Sassy Lookin' 

Talkooks Always A Winner 

Flashback of Windermere 

S1lvertone Easy Money 

Hotsey Todsee of Fireslide 

Glacier Crest Glory Roada 

Ruff N' Reddy Mity MUhammad 

Reaves, Howdy 

Moor O' Blue Charisma 

TQpnotch Turk 

Briarbrooks Jessi Colter 

Fieldmaster•s ~ast The Die 

Casa Buena Mariquita 

Aristocrats Grand Slam 

Windbhant Blackberrie Muffin 

Justa Sinner of Las Rocosa 

Almostheaven's Rhapsody in Blue 

Peppertree•s Free Dawn 

S·he' s Dewan of sunnybrook 

Master Charge of Windermere 

Grand DUtchess of Wyndham 

Com~anion 

9-2 -80. 

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Briarbrook's Donna summer 

Georgeous George Gefion 

Blue Lad Texas Ranger 

In Demand of Emerald Isle 

Skipjack of Saddleback 

Ruff-N~Reddy Magic Sparkle CD RD STD-c 

Harvest's Sparkling Tears 

Arrogance of Heatherhill 

Talkook' s Lotta Dollar,· 

Topnotch Charisma 

Blackoak Checkerboard square 

Leggett's Little Patches 

Bright Pramiss of Happy Days 

Dreamweaver of Har~ourt 

H1gg1ns Lady Blue 

All That Jazz of Gefion 

Hymie's Hi-Lite of Windsor 

Aristocrat's Hell on Wheels 

Tri-Ivory Crusader Rabbit 

Jayhawk of Coppertone 

Super star of Windermere 

Grandentry's Shade of summer 

Dog Degrees, numbers 460 through 547, from 4-10-80 through 

Copper Canyon's Cowboy Kooliad 

Bumblebee's Mister B. 

Lakewood's Mahogany Cody 

Little Spot's Doldust Gal 

Bighw1nds Shawnee 

Tye IJyed Delight 

Walkup's Snowbourn Nenya 

Taycins Country Girl 

Lor AEBlu Shytaan 

Cooter's Penny of Mill Creek 

Craib's Royal Lady Shy-Anne 

Mizell's Lil Ruffle Rosa 

Las Rocosa sunrise of Dawn Hill 

Glacier Crest Glory Roada 

Briarbrooks Ruddy Roo 

Tullys Ginger Periwinkle 

Midnight Blue Misty 

snesack of Staple G 

Heart Throb of Windermere 

Go For It of Dld8eridu 

Stone's Gypsy Belle 

Blue Lad Boomerang Flashfire 

S1lverled~e's Annie Oakley 

Soft Shades of Heather 

Casa de Carrillo Classy Cari 

s·hanti' s Rowdy Rustler 

W1ndh1lls Caligar1 Pokerch1p 

Silver Shadow ·of Somercrest 

Minter's Bear Killer 

Copper Canyon's Freckles of RRA 

Myers Cowgirl Tabby 

Stardust's aalico Mist 

Neverest Gentleman Jack 

Brightwood's First Edition 

LaZJ M Travelin' Man 

Dog-Star Kassiopeia 

2J Bit O'Moonbeam of Oakshore 

Touch 0 1 Silver Kates Blu Wales 

Thompson's Blue Ace 

Sand Ridge Country Gadence 

CH. Propwash Cosmo 

Patch Work's Chicanery 

Mountain Mist of Sunnybrook TD 

Walkup's Bilbo Baggins of Tr1-Ivory 

Harvest's Sparkling Tears 

Timberwood's Free Style Frizbee 

Neverst Carousel Christy 

CH. Bi8hop's Ginger Bear 

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(Companion Dog degrees cont.) 

Copper Canyon's Coral sea Lar r ersault 

Morales Fleetwood Mac 

Shy K & Moody Blue 

Young's Indigo 

C.H. Riv rbend' Gyp y ose 

Young's Tara Boom 

Shy K & D' s Partne 

S~ib1t Owl's Indian Red of White Bl ck Powder 's Kizzy Stub 

Oak 

Ra ch nd's Straw Boss 

Pocona Yonni Chi 

Er nst 's Court Jester 

Spirit OWl Ruddy Rose 

co ·ch's lazy Ma~ 

summer's Holl7 

Blue Mists Ronnie 

Quicksilver!s Five Card Stud 

Maranatha Star Spangled Banner 

La&.!-ws of Coppertone 

S~okey Mountain Char 

Waya of Hazelwood 

Royal Patterns of Dldgeridu 

Molly of Windmill Hill 

Picoso Bojo ~Cordoba 

Fairoaks Little Injun Annie 

Greens' Sagada Ahoy 

Kimes' Gypsy Begger 

••••••••••••••••••••• 

Couch's Belle Star 

Ellenglaze Morning Glory 

Wismer's Taml1n's Lady 

Sage's Libra LaRee 

2J's Rockwood of Oakshor 

Iiavis' Night Cap 

KY' s Abby Abb 

Nolley's Blue Opal 

CH. Peace Pipe Silver Birch 

Clacier Crest Seattle Secret 

CH. Skipjack of Saddleback 

CH. Copper Wiggles of Somercrest 

Comaanion Dog Excel lent Degrees.t· numbers -i69 through 81, from 

4-1 -So through 9-22-Bo. 

~ye Dyes Delight Walkup's Bilbo Baggins of Tri-Ivory 

Beauwood' s Out Rust l1n' Bear Harvest 's Sparkling Tears 

Pipin Hot of SUnnybrook 

Ceccon's Gustino 

Beauwood ' s Mau i Reindance Shoot Luke Your Faded 

Oasaa•s Stumpendo 

Walkup's Snowbourn Nenya 

Ellenglaze Shasta Daisy 

Lawson's Cbol Shamus 

CH. Beauwood's Johnny Walker Red 

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Utility Dos ~~gre~~ · numbers, 15, 16, & 1?, from 8-?-80. 

Taycin's Blue Angel of Arovista STD-d&s 

Walkup' s Bilbo Bagg1ns of Tri-Ivory 

Ceccon' s Gustino ********************* 

No new ~& e king 

rrog rregrees. 

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17 Sept 80 

FALL REPORT 


. . 

AS R BAILEY 

DOG CHAIRMAN 

14458 168th NE 

Woodinville, WA 98072 

(206) 485-8070 

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Dear ASCA Members, 

Deadlines: Please observe these deadlines outlined in the rules ~ 

Requests for Trial Sanctioning - 60 days prior to trial. 

Working Trial Forms (Qualifying Scores) - 14 days after. 

Trial Results from Host Club - . 14 days after. 

These deadlines are"as received" in this office. If observed, I can 

usually have . the results confirmed within 21 days after any trial. If 

you want assurance material has been received by me, enclose a postcard. 

Fees: Please note this new fee schedule - Please enclose with your form. 

1st Working Trial Form for dog in Division & Class- . 

ASCA Members - $2.00 (after Jan 1, 1981 - $3.00) 

Non-ASCA Members - $4.00 (after Jan 1, 1981 -:: $6.00) 

Trial Sanction Applications for trial held after .Jan 1, 1981 

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must be accompanied by check for fee of $10.00. 

Please make all checks payable to "ASC of America". 

Judges: A revised list is enclosed. Please note addition of new 

judge, Bob Gunderson. 

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Titles: Since 1 Jan 1980 a total of 58 certificates have been issued. 

Dogs titled since 30 June 1980 are as follows: 

Abbreviation~: STD=Started Trial Dog, OTD•Open Trial Dog, ATD=Advanced 

~ri~l ~Qg, RD~Ranch -Dog, c=cattle,s=sh~ep, d=ducks. 

Dog's Name Owner Title 

Blue Lad's Black Canyon _ Sandra Townsend _ STD-c 

Ch Blue Lad's Mulberry Muffin CDX,TC,STD-d R. Spicuzza OTD-s 

Butler's Krystal Blue 4-2 

Wallace Butler OTD-c 

Casa Buena Bonita of Manchado Middletons 

STD-d&s 

Casa Buena Kameo CDX 

Middletons 

STD-d 

Casa de Carrillo Callie RD-s&c Robert M Carrillo OTD-s 

Ch Cascade's Blue Bonnie STD-c Weaver 

STD-d 

Ch Fairoak's Stormy Streaker CD Weaver 

OTD-c 

Harvest's Sparkling Tears CD,CWD Marleen Davis 

OTD-c&s,ATD-s 

Patch Work Drum 

Janice T Pierson STD-d 

Ch Powder River's City Slicker AD, STD-c,s,d Foster OTD&ATD-d 

Rhodes' Sky Blue Splotch CDX,STD-d Elsie & Michael RhodesSTD-s 

Romer's Masnolia Blossom STD-d&s Dick & Leslie SorensenSTD-c 

Slash V_Heldi 

Larry Martin 

STD-c 

Tri-Ivory Ruff & Tuffet 

Jeff & Sheila Heim STD&OTD-c 

Westwind's Miss Moon Glow 

Windermere/Williams OTD-s 

Windsong's Miska STD-c 

Gayle E White 

OTD&ATD-c 

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Page 2 1980 Fall Report: 

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Trials·: All 

appl1c.ation 

DATE 

Stockdog Chrmn to Membership 

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trials for which I have 

forms prior to the 15th 

HOST/COURSE DIRECTOR 

received notification or 

of the month. 

JUDGE STOCK ENTRY LIMIT 

1· Nov~' 

2 Nov''' 

2 Nov''' 

ASCKS/Jeanette Green pending 

RR3, Scott City, KS 6787lpending 

CCASF & Friends/K.Warren 

Star Rt 1, Cayucos, CA 93430 

CSD 

CSD 

D,Goats 

40AS(lorsubs) 

same 

30AB(l) 

SNAC&Cole/Jonna Cole 

above 

Joe Cole S,D 40AB(l) 

Baileys/ D. Bailey pending S,D(C?) 

14458 168 NE, Woodinville, WA 98072 

40AB(lor sub) 

Deep Sp ASC/Hewes 

above 

Warren C,D 40AS(?) 

29 Nov''' 

30 Nov''' 

ASCAZ/H. Snow 

above 

Hartnagle C,S,fowl 30AS(2) 

Warren C,S,D 40AB(l) 

* Application for ASCA sanctioning on file 

(1) Bitches in season run last of day. 

(2) Bitches in season not allowed. Substitution/refund at host option. 

AS=Australian Shepherds only. 

AB=All Breeds allowed . 

NOTE: Goats are alternate for Sheep class under rules and any qualifying 

score is credited for Sheep. 

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There have been 27 trials this year, with an additional 16 trials 

planned 18 Sept - Nov 30. 

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Training Stockdogs: The requests for training material are getting 

numerous. A l1st of references is being developed . . Please send_full 

information on location of any. reference considered useful, including 

a copy of the article if possible. This work is being coordinated 

with the Aussie Times Associate Editor for Working articles 

17 Sept 80 

LIST OF APPROVED JUDGES & 

APPRENTICES (Revised) 

JUDGES: 

Oby Blanchard, PO Box 1410, San Marcos, CA 92069 

714-744-0635 

Tony Box, 2819 Dupont, Pasadena, TX 77503 (before 9PM,EST)713-487-2040 

Wally Butler, Rt 2 Box 1126, Kendrick, ID 83537 

208-289-4510 

Joan Cam~idonica, 3225 Bloomfield Rd, Sebastopol, CA95472 707-795-6438 

Bob Carr1llo, 3225 Bloomfield Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472 707-795-5031 

Herb Carrol, 5416 Highway 87E, San Antonio, TX 78222 512-659-0115 

Ken Claussen,362 Hickory Hill Rd,Rock Falls,IL 61071 815-626-6973 

Joe Cole, PO Box 5542, Las Vegas, NV 89102 

702-878-6339 

Marleen Davis, 1222 Borden Rd, San Marcos, cA 92069 714-744-2222 

Bob Gunderson, RR3 Box 170, Savannah, MO 64485 

816-662-2975 

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Ernie Hartnagle, 1675 Upland, Boulder, CO 80302 

Bill Herbert, 11250 So 154th Pl, Gilbert, AZ 85234 

Delbert Jeter, 1200 Carol Dr, St Joseph, MO 64506 

Walter Lamar, Rt 2 Box 87, Okeene, OK 73763 

Richard Sorensen, 9330 N Co.Rd 15, Ft.Collins, CO 80521 

Bill Van Heeke, 1006 Lakepointe,Grosse Pointe Pk,MI 48230 

Robert E Vest, PO Box 1852, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52406 

Brad Warren, Star Rt 1, Cayucos,CA 93430 

APPRENTICES: 

303-443-5026 

602-892-2047 

816-378-2915 

405-822-3354 

303-568-3806 

313-329-7539 

805-995-2449 

Bill Conser, Rt 2 Box 34, Valley Falls, KS 66088 

Jim Foster, 7033 N Co Rd 9, Wellington, CO 80549 

Elsie Rhodes, 1115 S 117, Tacoma, WA 98444 

913-945-3988 

303-56R-3864 

Kalvin Tupps, Star Rt 38B, Byers, CO 80103 303-822-5615 

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TO: 

FROM: 

ASCofA General t-1embership 

ASCofA Ragistrars Office - Brenda Chikola - Registrar 

Aftar many years of negotiations, we finally made it. A unanimous vote was 

cast by the Board of Directors at the ASCA Nationals in Washington, to accept 

the IASA proposals with reference to the consolidation of the two registries. 

IASA and ASCA are now one. 

As of September 15th, 19SO no further registrations will be issued through the 

IASA registry office and all files should be at the ASCA registry location on 

or about September 21, 19SO. 

This consolidation will only help to further strengthen the bonds between the 

growing number of Aussie owners across the United States and Canada and promote 

a more unified registry for the breed. 

A letter is being mailed by IASA to all owners of IASA dogs requesting an ASCA 

number, if applicable. If your dog(s) fall into this category, please advise 

the ASCA registry of names and numbers. This will help alleviate the use of 

precious time and money researching dogs, and enable me to keep the registry on 

a current basis. 

Our organization is growing in leaps and bounds, and the IASA consolidation is 

just one more example of getting it together. 

Regarding certified or registered mail. Since the registry's move in Harch, 

the mail is no longer delivered to my house, therefore I must drive 10 miles 

in order to pick up certified mail. Please forward applications direct- not 

registered - it will get here much faster. 

Your Registrar 

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WORKING TRIAL FORM 

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Dog's Registered Name 

--------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Birthdate ------Sex ______ Color ----------__;ASCA Reg# ____ _ 

Owner's Name 

ASCA Mem# 

-------------------------------------------------------- ------ 

Address ---------------------------------------------------------- 

City ------------------State _________ Zip ----- 

Trial Name 

Trial Date 

----------------------------------------------~------------------------------- 

Location 

--------------------- ----------------------------------~--- 

Trial Course Director 

----------------------------------------- 

Judge's Name (please nrint) 

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HISTORIAN'S REPORT 

by Phillip C. Wildhagen 

1980 has been a productive year for the Australian Shepherd fancy, as several new 

regional clubs have been formed, the IASA has elected to allow ASCA to absorb their 

Registry, the first ASCA Yearbook is now in distribution after nearly a 2-year publishing 

effort and ASCA's many programs and service functions seem to be moving along well. 

Yes, the Aussie seems to be in good shape this year! 

The most significant activity conducted by this office has been development of the first 

ASCA Yearbook of which many of you now have received. The effort began in 1976 

after two separate attempts to get it approved starting as far back as 1972. All material 

went to the printer in October 1978 and we saw our first bound copies in June 1980. 

Considerable grief was experienced by this writer primarily from the printing organization 

(Los Angeles Trade Technical College), however, there were some disappointed fanciers 

as well that voiced their concern for the numerous delays in getting this project completed. 

There will be future issues of this Yearbook, but more people in the fancy should be 

involved in the form of a Yearbook Committee where specific tasks are assigned and a 

more rei iable printer must be selected for sure. ASCA 's Board of Directors has suggested 

that one issue of the AUSSIE TIMES be devoted to the subject of a yearly roundup of 

events with a summary of important data, but this is yet to be resolved. This writer 

personally prefers the form of the present Yearbook, as it actually is a separate function 

from our regular newsletter. 

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A financial breakdown in the form of a simple income/ expense summary is presented 

for your information: 

This data is correct as of Sept. 15, 1980. 

total income (ads & subscriptions) 

total expenses 

inventory (2000 copies printed) 

projected ASCA profit 

$5871.50 

$6629.09 

1220 

$3500.00 

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For those af you that attended, the ASCA National Specialty at Enumclaw, WA was 

a rainy and cold event compared to the IASA show the previous day. The weather did 

take its toll as our Dutchman became quite ill early in the morning before the ASCA 

show on Saturday. As the day went on, he seemed to improve and we decided that he 

should not be adversely affected if we walked him into the ring for the Parade of Title 

Holders at noon. This was the only reason that he was at the show, however, to our 

grief, he collapsed at the ringside 'just before being called. Due to the cold air and 

the concrete floor, he became chil ed. It was necessary to wrap him in coats and blankets 

that suddenly appeared out of nowhere and he was carried to Janna and Joe Cole's 

heated motor home nearby. John Pharr, DVM and Michelle Sage, DVM both provided 

their professional help at the time and Linda Koger most generously offered the use of 

her motel room that night. At this time, our Dusty has fully recovered from this experience 

and we are attempting to do so! Anne and I wish to offer our most sincere gratitude for 

those that came to our rescue as it can be readily said that there are many wonderful 

Aussie folks out there and we feel priveleged to know many of them in that they too feel 

close to these dogs no matter whose they are. 

Phil & Anne Wildhagen 

Bonnie-Biu Kennels 

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB OF AMERICA 


September 18,1980 

Barbara Nielsen 

ASC of A Secretary 

Star Route, Box 161D 

Powell, Wyoming 82435 

1980 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES 

The General Membership f·ileeting of the Australian Shepherd Club of America was 

called to order on August 30,1980 by President, James Reaves. 

James welcomed all members and their guests and introduced the ASCA Officers present. 

Leslie Sorensen, Manna Lyons, Jo Kimes, Barbara Nielsen, Kirk Rand and 

Jean Carrillo. 

OFFICERS REPORTS 

STOCK DOG CHAiffi~~N, Doug Bailey reports the second Revised Draft of the Stock 

Dog Rules will be sent soon to the Board of Directors. The program has fortyseven 

titled dogs to date, indicating the program is growing strong. 

YEARBOOK EDITOR, Phil Vlildhagen gave some statistics on the Year Book. In July 

~978 the type set material went to press and Phil did not see the finished book 

until June, 1980. There were 2,000 copies printed at a cost to ASCA of $6,618. 

with 700 copies sold for a income total of $5,568.00 before this meeting. Only 

~00 books need to be sold to break even, with a projected profit of $4,500.00 

when all books are sold. 

ASCA REGISTRY report was read by Monna Lyons in Brenda Chikola's absence. Since 

the first of the year our registy has been operating smoothly, with little or no 

problems. It is taking Brenda about two weeks to process your dogs registration 

papers. 

TREASURER REPORT was read by James Reaves in Chic Acierto's absence. This re 

~ort covers dates from 1 January 1980 to July 31,1980. ASCA's total income was 

$43,679.06, expenses total $49,674.60. With an ending balance of $11,893.29. 

JR. SHOv/r::ANSHIP renort read by James Reaves. There were 31 juniors competing in 

the program, 23 of-these in shovmanship, 8 in obedience, 4 in working and only 

one in all three. Trophies presented by Jo Kimes. 

Top 8-12 Junior: 

Top 13-16 Junior: 

Jackie Spicuzza, Michigan 

r..:i tzie r~iurray, Arizona 

Top Conformation: Jackie Spicuzza 

" Obedience: Kelly Hanson & Jeanette Granzow 

" Working: ducks Kathy Davis, Sheen Stephanie Chilton, Cattle Scott .1\Iartin 

~EST ALL AROUND JUNIOR Jackie Spicuzza, Michigan 

Announcement of ASCA's new Officers:.Pres~dent-Doug Bailey 297 votes; Vice-Pres. 

James Reaves -310 votes; Treasurer-Ch~c Ac~erto 311 votes; Secretary-Barb Nielsen 

314 votes. 

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President, James Reaves informed the membership of new policies voted on at the 

Friday, August 29,1980 meeting . First the 1981 National Special t;y will be hosted 

by West Coast Australian Shepherd Club over Columbus Day Weekend, Oct.10,11,12 

1981. 

The $10.00 sanctioning fee will become effective 1 January 1981 as originally 

stated, with the exception of obedience. Obedience will not require a fee. 

All Recording Fees will be raised to $3.00 effective 1 January 1981. This was a. 

change for Obedience, Conformation and Working . Junior Showmanship was $3.00. 

Announcement of ASCA's absorbtion of IASA's 2egistry. This absorbtion will take 

effect immediately and will be organized by the two clubs Registrars. 

The ef 

Leslie Sorensen discus sed her revised point schedule to the membership. 

fective date for this point schedule will be 1 January 1981. 

ASC of Washington presented three resolutions to the general membership. 

are as follows: 

They 

#1. Propose a form letter to be developed by the ASCA Show Secretary that 

will be sent to obedience judges for each sanctioned ASCA event, that 

states corrections & handler errors in the obedience ring will be penilized 

as written in the AKC Rule Book. ~~ Discusion from the membership 

was in favor of this proposal and vote was in favor to form this letter. 

#2. That legs towards obedience may only be awarded from sanctioned shows • 

held by ASCA Affiliate Clubs. (I.E. dropping individual sanctioning of 

obedience legs.) ~~ Discusion from membership was not in favor of this 

resolution and vot ed not to a pprove ~2. 

#3. The club a s k that a committee be set up by the ASCA Board to develope 

a set of ob edience rules specifically for ASCA. ·!l-Discusion was not in 

favor of this and voted not to a 1Yorove resolution #3. ( All ASCA obedience 

sanctioned events must follow AKC Obedience Rules). 

With no more business to come bef ore t his group there was a motion and second to 

adjourn. r. ~eeting adjourned 11:45 p . m. 

End of Re port 

These minutes will be a pproved as published if correction is not received 

by December 1,198 0 by secretary, Barbara Nielsen. 

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JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP STANDffiGS 

As of October 2, 1980 

Established !957 

LORI ACIERTO 

JRo SHOWMANSHIP SECRETARY 

2126 Eo FAIRFIELD STo 

MESA, ARIZ a 85;;!)3 

6o2 I 833-7956 

8-12 

13-16 

1. Shannon Kimes-193 

2. Lesley Chikola-79 

3. ~ Rutherford-51 

4. Ann .Adams-19 

5. Jeff McCorkle-12 

6. Charlotte Lewetzow-7 

1. l-1itzi Murray-52 

2. Jackie Lewetzow-33 

3. Jackie Spicuzza-30 

4. Shirley Paskell-27 

4. Kelly M:>or-27 

6. Pam Lewetzow-6 

• 7. Randy McCorkle-5 7. Kayne Kroll-2 

8. Linda Antinetti-4 

9. Erica Peters-1 

9. Jennifer Boice-1 

OBECIENCE 

1.Kayne Kroll-191.5 

2. Linda Antinetti-183.5 

3. Tina Davis-183.1 

WORKING 

1. Kathy Davis-74 (OOCKS) 

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The A.S.C.A. Registry Stud Book will close after Dec. 31, 

1980. Now is the time for immediate action to apply for registration. 

According to previous announcements from the A.S.C.A. 

Board, after the closure, only Australian Shepherds registered 

with this club may enter A.S.C.A.-sanctioned events. And only 

the progeny of A.S.C.A.-registered parents will be eligible for 

future registration. 

If you know of anyone with unregistered Aussies, please pass 

this information on to them without delay. There is very little 

time left to submit applications. For information, direct inquiries 

to: 

Marty Acierto, Asst. Registrar 

2126 E. Fairfield 

Mesa, ARIZ. 85203 

( 602) 833-7956 

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ASCA REGISTRY 

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS 

Each person who breeds or deals in dogs in any way which are registered or eligible for registration 

with the Australian Shepherd Club of America must maintain complete and accurate records and 

keep them for a period of five years. 

These records must contain pedigree information on Sire and Dam, a copy of the litter application 

or litter record, names, addresses and phone numbers of the buyers of the puppies, adult dogs and 

stud services as well as any other information deemed pertinent by the owner and/or breeder. For 

example, additional information could be pictures of the dogs, height, weight, etc. 

The Australian Shepherd Club of America may refuse to register any dog or litter or to record the 

transfer of any dog for the sole reason that the application is not supported by the records required 

by these rules and the regulations adopted under them. 

Any person who willingly or admittedly falsifies registration records or who pursues unethical registration 

practices that render it impossible to identify an individual dog or the parentage of a specific 

litter, or who refuses to permit an authorized ASCA Registry inspector to examine their breeding 

records and practices or to examine one or more of their dogs that are ASCA registered or eligible 

for ASCA registration, may be suspended from all ASCA services and privileges by action of the 

Board of Directors. 

All forms necessary and pertinent to the registration of a litter, individual dog, transfer of ownership, 

kennel name, etc. must be completely and accurately submitted to the Registry for processing. Any 

falsification of these applications by a breeder and/or owner will be subject to disciplinary action by 

the ASCA Board of Directors. 

Forms are available from the Registry Office or ASCA Affiliate Clubs. 

The registry will not and cannot intervene in breeder/buyer problems. Charges must be made in 

writing to the Executive Secretary with a deposit of Fifty ($50.00) dollars non refundable. See Article 

IX Sect. 1, ASCA By-Laws. Rev. 1979. 

Terminology: 

The term "dog" denotes both male and female Australian Shepherds. 

Breeder - Breeder is the owner or lessee of the dam at the time she was mated. 

Litter Owner - The owners(s) or Lessee(s) of the dam at the time the puppies were born. 

Lessee - A lease agreement signed by the registered owner leasing dog to lessee(s) must accompany 

or be on file in the Registry Office at the time the litter application is filed . 

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Designation of Assigned Registration Numbers: 

Prefix "A" Foundation dogs registered. 

Prefix "B" Progeny of "A" dogs, or litter registered dogs. 

Prefix "C" Dogs with no prior ASCA registration, but both parents registered with another recognized 

registry. 

Prefix " D" Dogs with unknown or unregistered parentage. 

Prefix " E" Litter registered dogs as of January 15, 1976. 

Individual Dog Registration: 

No time limit for registration of Dogs. 

Form " E" Individual Registration Application: 

One application for each litter registered puppy will be returned to the litter owner. This application 

is to be given to the owner of the dog at the time of sale, with full instructions on completion of form. 

If the seller cannot provide the application at the time of sale, the following information must be 

provided to the buyer until such time as the application is available. 

1. Dog's date of birth. 

2. Dog's sex. 

3. Dog's main body color and color trim. 

4. Dog's eye color. 

5. Tail length at birth . Also indicate if the tail was docked. 

6. Registered name and ASCA number of the dog's Sire. 

7. Registered name and ASCA number of the dog's Dam. 

8. Name, address and telephone number of the litter owner. 

Registration Certificates 

No litter registration certificate will be issued. The litter number will be typed on the Form "E" by the 

Reg istrar. The litter owner is to enter the litter registration number in the space provided on the 

Litter Record Form and retain this form for his records. 

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Transfer Of Ownership 

Transfer form is printed on reverse of reg istration certificate. Additional transfers may be obtained 

from the Registry Office. Each transfer must be signed and dated by current ASCA registered owner 

when transferring dog. Fee: See required fees. 

No litter from or by this dog shall be registered until all transfers and registration is complete. 

Naming Of Dog 

If litter owner required their registered Kennel name to appear as part of the dogs name, they must 

insert the kennel name, as registered with ASCA, in the space provided under 1st and 2nd choice on 

the individual registration application. They must also sign Form " E" in the space provided giving 

owner permission to use the registered kennel name. In the event litter owner does not put the 

kennel name in the spaces provided, buyer may use their own choice in naming dog. If seller/buyer 

cannot agree on choice of names, it is suggested that breeder register dog and then transfer ownership 

accordingly. 

With reference to transfers of ASCA registered dogs, only the current registered name is acceptable 

under current Registry Rules. Absolutely NO further changes of name will be allowed, once the dog 

is accepted in the Stud Book. Once the dog is registered in ASCA, this one name will be retained on 

all future breeding records. The owner's name will not be used as a portion of the dog's name unless 

so stated on the Application for Registration. 

Dog's names are limited to thirty (30) letters including the kennel name. 

Required Signatures: 

If the owner of a dog is listed as a registered (ASCA) Kennel name only, all owners of the kennel 

name must sign as the dog's owner or litter owner. 

If no ASCA registered kennel name is used, all persons owning the dog or litter must sign as owner 

and co-owner(s). Exception being if dog was registered with owner or co-owner then only one need 

sign. 

Regarding the use of kennel names, all owners of kennel name must sign giving permission to 

owner of the dog to use the registered kennel name in naming dog. 

Any changes made on individual registration application must be initialed by breeder. eg: Change of 

owner, change in name of dog. 

Photos 

No photos of litters are required. Two photos are required of the individual dog and must accompany 

the Individual Registration Application Form " E". Photos must be clear, color and show the 

dog's left and right side. All photos become the property of the ASC of A and will remain with dogs 

application in owners file. 

Pedigree Service 

Pedigree information will be released only to the current ASCA recorded owner of the dog or to the 

breeder, or litter owner. 

Pedigree fee is $5.00 to ASCA registered members for a minimum of five generations. Fee must 

accompany Pedigree Request form (obtainable from the Registry Office). Checks are to be made 

payable to the Australian Shepherd Club of America and forwarded to the Asst. Registrar's address. 

Credit vouchers will be issued if information is not available. Credit may be used at a later date for 

pedigree information on the same dog or a different dog. 

Required Fees: 

Fees for registration, Individual or litter, conformation, obedience, working titles, transfers, pedigree 

service are as noted on each individual application to ASCA recorded members. As of July 1, 1980 

all fees are doubled to non ASCA members. Exclusion of the double fee involves "R" form registration 

and co-owned dogs with only one member as a registered member. Include ASCA number on 

all applications presented to the individual offices. 

Returned Checks: 

With reference to returned checks, all paper work ie: litter applications, individual dog registrations, 

transfers, kennel name applications, membership applications etc., will be held pending clearance 

of the returned check. In the event the debt is not cleared within Sixty (60) days from date of notification 

to debtor, all privileges extended from the ASCA including membership, advertising rights, 

registration of dogs, subscription of newsletters and others so specified will be suspended. A $5.00 

fee will be charged on all returned checks. 

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Litter Applications: 

As of the date of June 1, 1972, all future'progeny of ASC of A Registered Sires and Dams are to be 

"Litter Registered." This excludes all dogs who were not eligible for ASC of A registration during the 

period of December 1, 1972 thru January 15, 1976. Commencing January 15, 1976 all future progeny 

of ASC of A Registered Sires and Dams are required to be "Litter Registered". 

No dog or litter out of a dam who was less than eight (8) months old or more than twelve (12) years 

old at the time of mating will be accepted for registration unless the litter application is accompanied 

by an affidavit of such event signed by a licensed veterinarian. 

No dog or litter out of a sire who was less than seven (7) months old or more than twelve (12) years 

old at the time of mating will be accepted for registration unless the litter application is accompanied 

by an affidavit of such event signed by a licensed veterinarian. 

Requested amendments to a registered litter by the litter owner ie: Sex, quantity etc., must be supported 

by pertinent documents to the registry within a 30 day period from date of registration. The 

request for change will be presented to the ASCA Board of Directors for review. The Board of Directors 

decision will be final. 

Co-Ownership of Dog: 

Owner and co-owner must sign all papers regarding registration of litters or individual registrations 

with the exception of Kennel name shown as owner. See Signatures Required-Individual Dog 

Registration: 

An example of husband and wife owning a dog, a good rule to follow is to use Mr .... OR Mrs .... 

thereby allowing one of the two parties to sign. The word AND requires that both parties owning and 

co-owning must sign all papers. 

KENNEL NAME APPLICATION & RENEWAL 

Rule 1. Kennel names registered from 1971 to 1/15/76, are under this rule. Printed on the owner's 

Kennel Name Certificate, "This Kennel Name will continue to be registered to the above 

named owner for as long as it remains active". If it becomes inactive for over three (3) consecutive 

years, it must be renewed or it will be considered as having been abandoned and 

may be re-assigned. 

Rule 2. Kennel Name registered from 1/15/76 to a current date, are renewable under Rule 2. 

"Beginning 1/15/76 all Kennel Names must be renewed every three years". 

Rule 3. Once the Kennel Name is accepted and registered with ASC of A, no other breeder or owner 

will be permitted to use this Kennel Name without written permission of the recorded owner 

of said kennel name. 

Rule 4. Dog's names are limited to thirty (30) letters including the Kennel Name as stated under 

Individual Dog Registrations. 

Rule 5. Register only the Kennel Name to be used in the naming of the dogie: Up Town Aussies- all 

three names must be used in the name when registering the dog. It is therefore suggested 

that the words Aussies, Kennels, Farms etc. be deleted from your Kennel Name application. 

Rule 6. A Kennel Name will be recognized only if it is registered with ASCA. 

Rule 7. All owners or partners of said Kennel Name must sign application for Kennel Name to be included 

on Certificate and office files pertaining to same. A $10.00 fee will be required to 

make any deletions, additions or transfers in ownership to a kennel name registration other 

than duplicate or corrected certificates issued. 

Rule 8. A Kennel Name application and the registration fee must be submitted to the Registry when 

both the initial and/or renewal application is made. 

FEES : 

A. Initial Registration .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . ........ .. $25.00 

B. Renewal Registration ..... .. ... .. . .. .. .. .. . $10.00 

C. Add or Delete to Ownership . ...... .. .. ... $10.00 

It is requested by the Registry that applicants refrain from using Sir names and Colors as Kennel 

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Jennifer Boice and Jo-Mac's Red Michelob 

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Jennifer began showing in breed and showmanship in 1978 with her dog 

Jo-Mac's Red Michelob. 

been Best Jr. Handler numerous times. 

Jennifer has won many blue ribbons and has 

As a result of her experience in Jr. Showmanship, Jennifer has handled 

Ch. She's Dewan of Sunnybrook to a Best of Breed win. 

Her natural 

ability has enabled her to take several firsts with a 7 month old pup, 

as well as a Reserve Winners Bitch at a 5 point major show with a dog 

she never handled before that day. 

Jennlfer has started showing in obedience this year and hopes to compete 

in both conformation and obedience. 

Jennifer is very m1ch involved with her dogs here at Southwynd and she has 

just acquired a new pup "Pretty Hot of Arrowhead". 

All of her efforts for this past year culminated in her winning an ASCA 

Junior Showmanship Certificate of Excellence and was Top Junior Handler in 

Division I with over 100 points. 

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CH. BLUE MIST'S JUSTIN 

Ch. # 209 

Owner: \vall y Eimry 

Breeder:Blue Mist Kennel 

OOB: 4-4-75 

Reg: E-456 

54 lbs. 22 " 

Blue Merle c/w 

Male 

Eyes:R-Blue 

L-Brown 

OFA:AS-640 good 

Eyes:certifiable 

Tail: docked 

Sire:Ch. Icavetta's Buck 

Dam: Ch. Overby's Heather of Bonnie-Blu,CD 

"Justin," was raised as a pet in the 

home of Steve Lazzarina. At the age of 

two, Justin found handler, Gretchen Emory, 

and his show career began. Nine months 

and four states later . .. 

Conformation History: ASC of Wa., 8-6-77 

he earned 5 pts. ,ASC of Oregon, 8-14-77 

4 pts, ASC of So. California, 4-9-78, 5 

points, Greater Las Vegas Sib. Huskey 

Club, 4-15-78 finishing with 5 pts. 

This dog is specialed in California and 

Nevada, and is standing at stud. 

§This column is for dogs who have earned 

§ASCA title/titles in conformation,obed 

~ience, and/or working. If you have 

§a living, ASCA titled dog and have not 

§been contacted -and would like to be, 

~PLEASE drop TIE a post card with your 

§dog' s name, title and title number, _ 

~and request a profile fonn. :: 

:: Kathy Hetrick.= 

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CH. VAN LANDINGIW1' S EBONY lACE 

Ch. #210 

Owner: Laurel VanLandingham 

Breeder: Laurie Hansrni th 

OOB : 11-23-75 

Reg: C-400 

55 lbs. 20%' ' 

Eyes: clear 

Black Tri 

Female 

Eyes: brown 

Tail: docked 

OFA: AS-754 

(good) 

Sire: Ch. Sundown's Maize of Bonne-Blu 

Dam:Mansrnith' s Mei-Mei 

Laurel acquired this female when she 

was 8 weeks of age. She began her 

conformation career at three months. 

She finished with three five-point majors, 

the last being Winners Bitch at the ASC 

of Az. 's Sixth Annual Silver Specialty. 

Ebony Lace is started in obedience and 

is in training on stock, sheep and ducks. 

She shows a gentle fetching style. 

Since obtaining her title, and one year 

absence from the ring due to injuries 

from a car accident, she took BIM over 

800 entries in Los Angeles, and Feb. of 

1980 went Best of Breed at the ASC of 

San Diego Specialty. She is currently 

being shown in California, Nevada, and 

Arizona. 

Her successful progeny include Bobbie's 

Cobber of Fireslide, CD, Fireslide's 

Easy Repeat, recently deceased, (several 

BOB Puppy awards and a RWD,) and Ch . Hotsy 

Todsey of Fireslide. 

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CH . YANKEE CLIPPER OF WIQ-DNT 

Ch. # 239 

Owner: Brenda/Don Dean Blue Merle 

Breeder:Jean McNickle Eyes: R-blue 

Yvonne Crofts L-brown 

DOB: 9-29-76 

OFA:AS-917 good 

63 lbs . 22'' Eyes : clear 

Tail: docked 

Sire:Ch. Robinson's Bonnie-Blu Yankee,CD 

Dam:Ch . Moonshine of Hindennere 

"Clipper was owned by Georjeen Goldrn:m 

until he was sold to the Deans at the age 

of Gx). Don and Brenda finished him 

with two four-point wins : ASC of Georgia, 

7-30-78, going Winners Dog and Best of 

Winners , and ASC of New England Fall 

Specialty, taking Winners Dog and Best 

Opposite Sex. 

Clipper shows agressive fetching style 

when working stock. 

He is currently being shown in the 

Best of Breed ring. He has taken 

several group placings. Also, he 

is currently in training for obedience 

corrpetition. 

Clipper is standing at stud. Successful 

progeny include Ch. Spotlight of Gefion. 

CH. POWDER RIVER CITY SLICKER, STD, OTD 

Ch. #234 STD-c #78-20 OTD-d #79-44 

Owner:Jim Foster Black Tri 

Breeder : Hal/Sue Doyle Male 

DOB : 8-11-75 

Eyes: Brown 

Reg: C-205 

Tail :Nat.Bob 

60 lbs. 22" OFA:AS-731 excellent 

Sire:Ch . Slash V Little Rock 

Dam:Doyle's Blue Buttons 

Jim acquired this dog at one year of age . 

''Slick began corrpeting in working and 

conformation that same year. 

Slick is the first Australian Shepherd 

in the U.S . to earn the A.D. degree for 

endurance from the North American Working 

Dog Assocation. 

Conformation History:l-29-78 WD,BOW for 5 

pt. major , 4-2-78, WD, BOW for 4 pts. ,10- 

14-78 ASC of Utah Spec., WD,BOW for 5 pts. , 

11-19-78, ~ID for 1 point. 

Working History: Slick is a natural driverheeler 

and has been trained to gather. He 

earned his first cattle and duck scores , lOO 

and 89, at ASC Utah in 1977. His STD in 

cattle was earned at CASA trial, 5-28-78 . 

He finished his STD in ducks at ASC Utah 

10-14-78 with score of 84. ASCA National 

Specialty 1979, he earned his OTD in ducks 

with scores of 92 and 95 . 

He has his first leg in Open Cattle and 

Started Sheep from Utah, 10-14-79 . 

Slick is currently being shown as a 

special in the Breed ring and in working 

trials . He stands at stud, privately. 

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CH. 'IWIN OAKS CACTIJS BUD 

Ch. #178 

Owner:MUriel Hays Blue Merle c/w 

Breeder:Audrey Klarer Eyes: brawn 

DOB: 1-6-70 

Tail: Nat. bob 

Reg: C-323 

OFA: AS-120 

54 lbs. 21" (nonnal) 

Sire:Heard's Cactus of Flintridge 

Dam:Klarer's Little Echo 

Ch. 'IWin Oaks Cactus Bud was born into 

a very close family. His breeder and 

owner are identical twin sisters. He 

entered the obedience ring at one year 

of age, obtaining an IASA CD and ~ 

legs toward his ASCA CD. He also was 

started on stock that same year. 

Confonnation History: SNAC 4-21-74 WD for 

4 pts. , Silver State ASC, 4-2-77 BOS for 

4 pts., Golden Center Collie and Shetland 

Sheepdog Club, BOB for 2 pts., Silver 

State ASC BOB for 2 pts., Grass Valley 

Dog Club, BOB, Best Mise for 5 pts. 

This dog is a working ranch dog, herding 

colts to bulls. He works a mare and her 

foal with quiet authority, and is very 

agressive when working fighting bulls. 

Ch. 'IWin Oaks Cactus Bud is currently 

at stud. His titled progeny include 

Ch. 'IWin Oake Spinner. 

CH. CAPTAIN PATRICK OF l.ANGWATER 

Ch. #245 

Owner:Bill Ritchie 

Breeder:Ester/Oliver Ames 

DOB: 8-8-77 

Reg: E-1534 

70 lbs. 22% " 

Tail:docked 

Black Tri 

Male 

Eyes : brawn 

OFA: x-rayed 

rating pending 

notfication 

Patrick carne to the Richie home at 3 months 

of age and began competing in confonnation 

a month later. 

Confonnatiort'History: Braintree Mass., 3-5-78, 

Patrick took Best of Breed and Group 1 for 2 

points.Standish Humane Soc . , Mass . ,- 9-23-78, 

went Best Opp . Sex for 1 point,Northfolk Mass, 

10-15-78 took Best of Breed for 2 points . 

Natick,Mass . , 12-10-78, Patrick took Winners 

Dog and Best Opp. Sex for 3 pts, and Framingham, 

1-21,79 won Winners Dog, Best of 

Winners, and Best of Breed plus Group second 

for four points . 

Working : Patrick shows instinct,is a low 

heeler, and is very willing. 

He is currently being shown in the Best of 

Breed ring, training for novice obedience, 

competing in the New England area. 

Patrick is standing at stud. Pointed progeny 

include Almosta Raisin Bran and Almosta 

Jennie Blush. 

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\-IATSON' S JMDCA, CD, TD 

Owner :Anita Watson 

Breeder:Betty Nelson 

00~: 8-10-76 

Reg : E-1807 

55 lbs, 22~" 

CD 4/=428 TD #15 

Dark Red 

Male 

Eyes:brown 

Tail:docked 

OFA : AS-1102-T fair 

Sire:J Bar D Cimmeraon Warrior 

Darn:Nelson's Chocolate Streak 

''Moca," became part of Anita's family 

when he was ten weeks old. He began 

competing in obedience at one year. 

Obedience History: July 1979 in Napa,Ca, 

191~. No. Calif. Fun Match 9-15-79 a 189, 

Sun Valley Dog Fanciers, 11-4-79 a 190. 

Jamoca earned his TD (tracking dog,) 

degree in 11arch of 1979 under Mid Rothrock. 

Mbca is now in training of stock,sheep 

and ducks, working on his CDX and TDX, 

showing mainly in California. He is soon 

to be exhibited in Nevada and Arizona. 

He is at stud to approved bitches only. 

One of his daughters , Hespel t' s Mackay, 

has passed her TD requirements. 

~bca sports an unusual 65-word vocabulary 

that he rmderstands, even out of 

context. Phrases include ''Where is - ,'' 

and ''Do you want - .'' He is also the 

family protector.If Anita returns horne 

to an empty house at night, she asks 

"Moca to "go look." He inspects each room 

for intruders. Also, if Anita is walking 

with him on a dark street and sorreone 

is walking towards them, he leaves heel 

position and walks in front of her, 

returning to heel position as the stranger 

passes. Needless to say, he takes his 

responsibilities for his "flock," 

serlously. 

CH. Q.C. 'S WAGONWHEEL'S JUG 

Ch . #288 

Owner:Brenda Chikola Blue Merle 

Breeder:Ellie/Connie Olsen Male 

OOB: 3-18-75 

Eyes:brown 

Reg: E-1837 

Tail:docked 

65 lbs . 22 " 

OFA: x-rayed 

clear at 1 yr. 

Sire:Ch. Simba Blue Chips 

Darn: Olsen's Fance Boots 

Brenda acquired this dog at 16 rronths of 

age, although he had begt.m his conformation 

career at 8 weeks . Under her ownership 

he completed his ·championship in the 

following m:rnner :. 

''Jugs ,'' took Winners Dog at Match and Show 

News, 7-18-76 for 1 point. He took WD and 

Best of Hinners for four points at ASC of 

San Diego,7-15-78, a five pt. major at 

Match and Show News Show, 7-22-79, and at 

CRBDA, finished with a five pt. show, taking 

Hinners Dog, Best of Winners, Best of Breed, 

Group First, and Best in Match . 

Since obtaining his title, Jugs took a first 

in Stud Dog class in Sept. 1979 at the 

Colorado Specialty, 11-17-79, Best of Breed, 

11-24-79 ASC of San Diego-Best of Breed, 

Aussie Specialty-Best of Breed and Group 

Fourth, 1-25-79, and 1-20-80 Match and 

Show News Show winning Best of Breed and 

Group First award. 

Jugs is currently being shown in California, 

and stands at studl Titled progent include 

Ch . Q. C. Sunny Blue. His charrpionship earned 

7-21-79 . 

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2¢WORTH 

En·. Note---Any statement in a 2¢ Worth letter must be substantiated 

by fact. Proof of such must be submitted with the letter. It will 

not necessarily be printed along with the letter unless deemed necessary. 

The 2¢ Worth column is not one in which to air personal gripes, 

but one in which to introduce well-presented views and problems and, 

possibly, a solution for such. If you have proof that a statement in : 

an ad is false • you can submit a letter·· to that advertiser and send a 1 

copy to the Editor and to the ASCA Board. The Editor can reguest 

corrections or retractions to ads, but only if deemed absolutely 

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Dear AUssie Fancy, 

I have heard many people laughing and talking down the Australian 

Shepherd's Obedience Titles. Recently, the reason for this attitude 

has become clearer to me. I am ashamed of what I see and I am 

embarassed for us. 

We have fashioned our Obedience Trials to follow the AKC rules. Yet, 

the one rule that is strictly enforced, some of our handlers have chosen 

to ignore. NO CORRECTIONS IN THE RING. I'm not saying everyone 

of you are breaking the rule, but ••••• the people that are make a sham 

of our Obedience Program. The Sanctioned Obedience Trial is made to 

look like a Fun Match, showing no respect for the Breed or the A.s.c. 

of A.'s Obedience Program. 

At the A.s.c. of Washington's Sanctioned Member Show in July, I was 

shockea ~by the behavior of one of the handlers. The dog did not pick 

up the dumb bell, instead walked away. The handler went to the dog, 

took it back to the dumb bell, then the handler bit the dog on the 

nose. This kind of behavior would have gotten the handler excused 

from the ring and charges would have been filed against the handler, 

at an AKC show, lea ding to the possible suspension from AKc· privileges. 

Yet the Show Committee, nor the judge, did anything. The dog · 

and handler continued to show. Worse yet, the handler bragged about 

the making of the correction in the ring. 

This was so bizarre I couldn't believe my ears or eyes. There were 

many AKC people at this show who saw what happened and that there 

were no repercussions for this act so strictly forbidden in the AKC 

ring. They expressed surprise that we allowed such things at our 

sanctioned Trial. No wonder they have so little respect for the titles 

we so proudly hang on the end of our dogs' names. 

May I suggest this to all Obedience Handlers! Before you enter the 

ring, remember this is for a Sanctioned Obedience leg, act accordingly. 

If your dog makes an error or fails an exercise, do not 

correct. The next few shows you go to should be Fun Matches where 

corrections are allowed. 

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I f you are showing at a Fun Match that has been sanctioned for 

(ASCA) Obedience, then the same rules apply as if it was a Sanctioned 

Au ssie Specialty or Member Show. It should not be treated 

as a Fun Match. Remind the judge as you enter the ring that you are 

going for an Obedience leg. Ask him to help you to uphold the quality 

of the Australian Shepherd Obedience Titles by judging you as if 

this wer e an AKC show. And please, after making this statement, 

don't make corrections 1n the ring, even if the Judge forgets you 

are going f or a leg and says you can correct. When going for an 

obedience l eg , you are not allowed to correct. 

Respectfully, 

(Rec. 7- 28-80 ) 

Elsie Rhodes 

Washington 

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T6 All Concerned Partiesa 

In the Spring, 1980, issue of the TIMES, some of you may have read 

a n opinion in t he 2~ Worth on the Stockdog Trial scoresheet and 

judges. Let me say this about that. I do not have any problem 

using the ASCA stockdog score sheet. I inow-iost of the stockdog 

judges and have never been told they have a problem with the score 

sheet. If ther e exists a judge who is having a problem interpreting 

the score sheet , I would suggest they take a look at the program and 

e i ther get wit h the program or bow out gracefully. 

• The curr ent program is just that, our present working guideline. It 

has been i n existence long enough for folks to become real familiar' 

with it. As t o making a drastic change in the score sheet, well I 

sure ho pe not. You think folks holler now, the dust would not settle 

for a long time if ·. more drastic changes came about. 

If folks get a higher score than they thought they should have and 

c omplain about it, I don't know what to tell them. If this happened 

t o me, which it never has, I'd just keep my mouth shut and be thankf 

ul the judge thought more of my dog than I did. 

Before we get to talking about changes, let's work with what we 

have got. 

(Rec. 7-2)-80) 

Tony Box 

ASCA Stockdog Judge 

Pasadena, Texas 

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I would like to publicly praise Phil W1ldhagen for the ASCA Yearbook. 

We waited a long time for it, but after just a few pages, I knew it 

was wor th every minute. 

Peggy Potter 

(Rec . 8-7-80) 

sarcoxie, Missouri 

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We were all st.umted to hear of ASCH. Harvests' Sparkling Tears CDX 

ATD' s death. I hope you will run this in your next issue of the 

AUS 3IE TII>lliS . 

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(2¢ Worth Cont.)- 

! met Marlene Davis and Tears when Tears• training had just bflgun. 

It was then I joined a long list of trainers who Ndiscovered• Tearsand 

also joi~ed the many who became Tears• fans. There was plenty 

to discover in ~ears. She had incredible talent and a trainer, in 

Marleen, who never stopped growing and learning. Perhaps that was 

what we will all remember most--that bond between Tears and Marleen. 

Surely there could be no closer friendship ~tween a dog and ~ its 

mistress than they had. It was from that bond that Tears got her 

•human-ness~ and there were times, I know, that Tears did things for 

Marleen out of pure love. 

Most people think of Tears in her trial wins, but I believe her 

greatest working accomplishments few got a chance to see. I recall 

the first time Marleen worked Tears on a flock of 500 sheep in Ontario, 

California . Seeing her training pay off--seeing Tears working so 

dramatically well there, doing the work Aussies were intended. to do, 

put Marleen on •cloud nine.• Later, Marleen worked her on thousands 

of sheep, cattle, and all sorts of poultry and Tears always came 

through for her. 

Tears• personality was complex--to me it remains the epitome of what 

an Auesie should be. She was a one family dog in the strictest sense ~ 

of the word. Although she would make friends with strangers, there 

was never any doubt about whose dog she was and, in general, when 

Marleen was around, Tears had eyes only for her. She was a tough 

enough dog in training that you could correct her and it never flustered 

her yet--she was sesei t i ve enough to take commands from ·''· great - 

distances. She could work under constant commands--as she did when 

she won at Border Collie dominated ranch trials--or she could work 

alone without a command--as she did in gathering a thousand head of 

sheep in Vista, California. She would have defended her family 

against anyone. When Marleen started her in protection work, Teare 

fought a decoy like the tiger she could be. Marleen was alwyas safe 

with Tears aroundl 

Though Tears won her share of trials, produced great puppies, and won 

plenty of titles, it was her qualities of loyalty, love, talent, and 

intelligence that she will be remembered for. It is ultimately 

these things that make an Aussie great--and make ASCH. Harvest's 

Sparkling Tears CDX ATD a great Aussiel 

by Marl Taggart 

(Rec. 9-1-80) 

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I lta V ~.:: bl ·,~ n

Some breeders say that jud ge s won't put up 

or those with little trim. If so, they are 

to o ur breed sta nciard. Ac tu a lly t he jud ge s 

d o g s p r e s e n t e d t o t h em . T h ey c ann o t p u t up 

e nt e red. 

solid colored do gs 

n o t jud gin g according 

choose between th e 

dogs th a t are not 

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Ev e n if th e puppy with o ut whit e markings ne v e r makes his mark 

in th e show ring I still feel h e wo uld b ecome a better pet or 

wor kinb do~s Lhan a puppy with white markings out of lower quality 

~arents . I would r ather see th e br eedin g of low ~ality do g s 

inhibited than to s ee a hi gh quality do g be put down b ~c aus e 

o[ color . I know s ome are going t o brin g u p puppy saleability 

l te e l til e buyi n b publi c ca n be mad e t o understand why o ne p uppy 

(or br ee di n g) is s u perior t o anot h er . A we ll-bred pup has a 

l ook of dis tin c ti o n that sets h im abo'l/ e th e a vera ge \vith or 

without whit e trim. Some pet buy e rs may ac tually prefer a pup 

wit h little or no whit e if g iv e n th e chan c e to choose. 

Some breed e rs of Aus tr a li a n Sh e pherds se e m to be grading litt e rs 

by color only. This can only d o h arm t o ou r bre e d and has led 

s ome breeders to keep the pe t qualicy to show and s e ll the best 

~ ups to pet hom e s. Thi s se lf-d efeati n g . Pupp ies in a litter 

ar e not all alike except for color e ~ en wh e n the litter 1s the 

r es ult of inbr eedinb. We must l e arn to g r a d e puppi e s on conf 

o r Ttl a t i o n , t em p e r me n t , a rn o u n t o f c o a t a n d b o n e a n d w o r k i n g a b i 1 - 

ity before we cun;; id e r color. True a well-marked puppy c a tcb c :; 

th e ey e a t f irs t g l ance , but w i 1 l i t ' s qu a 1 i t y h o 1 d up to c 1 o s e r 

scrutiny '! 

lu tll e "Lassi e " e ra, e v e ry collie had to h a v e a blaze. A little 

l ater blaz e s wer e a no n o. I u se d t o hear col li e br eeders say 

thin gs lik e ''th e on l y dogs t ha t win any thin g are deep r ed sablt-!s''. 

Latt; r it was mtlho goney sab l es , aller that a y e r y li ght wa sh e d out 

sab l e , after that a go od tric olor " cou ld t ake it all", a f ter that 

i t w a s a ~ o o d b 1 u e m e r l c . IV h c· 11 I 1 e t t t h e m i d - w e s t- - e ~ e r y o n e 

was breeding for whit e s with e ither a black a nd t a n head o r a 

sabl e head. This soo n progressed lo some br e eders go inc!; for a 

whit e with a blue merl e h e ad . Tl1ink of all th e puppi e s that we re 

put down in t ry in g t o a chi e v e t h is ! !J u r in g tho s e y e a r s the s tan d 

ard of the br ee d r ega r di n g col o r diu uut change , on l y the persona l 

fl r ,. £ e r e n c e s i n t h e m i n J s o f b r e l~ d c r s a n d e x h i b i t o r s . A l s o I 

beli e v e that in order t o o bt a in th e goa l of rroducing mainly dogs 

with desirabl e markitqi,s but n o t excess iv e white, th e solids and 

those with less whit e should not b e e limina t e d from the breeding 

program. In breedin~ two animals with desir e d lar ge r collar and 

blaze, ring around th e rn~zle and whit e l egs are br ed to ge ther, 

I would expect some puppies 111 th e litter t o ha~e excessi~e 

(pi e bald) whit e . This 1s 1n additi o n t o th e whites prod uced when 

br eeding two me rl e s to~ether (doubl e-dilution merl e s). Since it 

i s a disqualification ia o ur br ee d t o possess more than one third 

whit e the do g with l ess t ha n desired white can be an asset to the 

br e ed as a stud for bit c h es with a l o t of white . To e liminate 

th e solids and half collars e t c . f r om th e br eed's gene pool would 

unbalance th e natural distribution of color a nd ca n only lead to 

problems of excess i~e white as wel l as l osi n g the ge n e pool of 

wh a t could b ecome top producin ~ do g s regardless of markings. 

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There are many Australian Shepherds today with "muddy" colors or 

indescribable (non-regular) colors being shown and bred, while 

th e standard calls for bright, clear colors with or without white. 

I would like to see these unfamiliar colors (like isabella sable 

mouse brown) labeled and acknowledged so we can learn more,about ' 

how they are inherited and decide if we do want to accept these 

colors in the showring or avoid breeding them altogether .. 

My purpose here 

1ng experienc e. 

ing opinion. 

is to solicit discussion and debate for a learn 

It is not to condemn or anger those with a differ- 

Sandy Carr 

Sand Ridge Aussies 

'!'ucson, Ariz. 

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Not too long ago I called a breeder whom I ha4 been introduced to some 

years ago. I ~eeded a male pup to use for a ranch dog sire, so I told 

her, "TlOthing fa-ncy. I also made a poi"'1t of telli"flg her my female had 

a little running copper & I wanted somethi~g withnioe, clear color & 

preferably no aopper. 

She said this 6 mo. old pup was ~o show dog, as far as conformation 

we~t & he had real light copper & should work cattle. She assured me 

his color was good. so, figuriTlg she was as aoi:leat as I wa!t·, I told 

her• to send the pup by plane as soon as possible. When I got the 

pup, he was as reported with o"e major exception. He has a very 

mudd7 coat with brow~ tips to almost every hair. I had almost half 

of what I paid for him illvested in one-1f8,y air fareo To send him 

back would have cost almost as much as I had paid for hia~ so, 

because I had to pay air fare both ways if I had sent him back, I was 

forced to keep him. I wrote this breeder & told her I thought $125 

was too much to pay for a good (?) bloodline when the pup had bade 

conformation & a very muddy coat. She refused to refund anJ amount 

of my mo~ey or pay for his air fare back home. so I am stuck with 

something I do"'t feel is my fault. 

The reason I wrote this letter was in hopes the Association would 

4raft some rules to deal with this sort of thingo The only reason 

I don't name the breeder is o~e of this, when I ordered the pup, was 

i~ writing. go, there is no way to prove my charges. If there were, 

r would bri'?\g her before the Board with formal charges. 

When I was showing and selling pups, I never would have done anything 

so unethical. She didn't even have the courtesy to answer my letter. 

I wonder how many others have had these problems? 

sue Cavness 

Idaho 

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WORKinG----- 

POINTS OF REFRENCE 

Livestock are a mountain road . . . being able to read your stock is reading a 

road sign. The steering wheel of your car was designed for maneuverability, as 

should your side commands Way-te-me and Go-by. A brake was patterned to fluctuate 

speed and or to hault, in your dogs case the latter, by rlropping at your rlown 

signal. Although the brake in your dog dosn't have to be a complete stop only, 

other methods of governing speed by control usually comes with more advanced training. 

Correlations are many. Looking at a subject in parrallel to one's everyday 

existance can help to cement ideas that may not be second nature. 

Jeanne Joy Hartnagle 

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ffiACTICE MAKES PERFECT 

By Jearme Joy Hartnagle 

"Practice makes perfect" a saying probably as old as the wheel. There are no 

magic formulas when it canes to training dogs. While there are as many variations as 

there a1--e trainers, there are still limited methods within each. No book, article or 

trainer will guarantee an instant working title unless you have enougjl. forti tude to get 

out and ·train. 

Charles 0. Williamson, D.V.M. once said 11 It requires an endless amount of patien:e w 

to train horses, but is also requires sanething else. It requires skill and tact. A 

great many people talk as if patience were the only requisite. 

Do not rush the horse in any period of his tmi.ning. After all, a few weeks or 

even months in the training period is but a short time in the life of the horse and 

there should be no hurry." 'Ihe same applies to dogs. 

Variety is the factor that adds sparkle . This brin,9;5 me to one important point. 

One must create a p.t.rp:>se as well as interest, for your dog. Drilling carries througjl. 

repetition which will give a point of reference, however it will also tend to dull your 

dogs perfonnan:::e. \'when this happens it is time to move into other J=hases of handling. 

A broad group of people have becane interested in ASCA stock dog trials. With 

this interest rising more and more people are setting up versions of the ASCA course. 

Although it is good to orient your dog to this specific pattern, it can be detremental. 

More than likely your dog will not run into the same ideal si tuat on as you have at 

hane. You must remember while you are familiarizing your dog to the course you are 

training your stock as well. This probably will not be evident until you enter a trial 

at unfamiliar grounds with uncooperative stock. The first time you need to work him 

off balance or send him to a particular "side" you may realize for the first time ,, that 

he does not know "side" carrnands. Vary your patterns. After he is fetching dependably • 

with good balance then canbine off balance exercises. 

The absolute most progressive handling you can do with your dog is to give him a 

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p.t.rp:>se. If it is nothing more then penning stock at nigjl.t, bringing them out each 

ffiOIII'ling. For those of you. that are not in a situation to actually use your dog everyday 

••• You must create a purpose. 

If you have learnedto read your dog you will soon learn that he does know the 

differen:::e between moving stock around and taking the stock sanewhere. This can be 

canbined with your other stages of training exercises. 

At an all-breed trial sponsored by the Stock Dog Fanciers of Colorado we "created" 

interest by designing our duck arena on a pond. Each dog beginning through advanced 

gathered his or her draw from the pond. In advanced sheep and duck course patterns 

danonstrated a dogs ability, as well as trainingby manuvering livestock in a figure 8 

pattern. Several other patterns were used accordingly. 

These sort of inovative ideas produce results beyond your expectations. It tends 

to produce keeness. Your asking your dog to perform the same functions, rut changlng 

his environment will also change his outlook. 

The e:xr:::i ting elanent con:::erning ducks is the versatility available as far training. 

rucks use a relatively srn.'3ll space, yet your dog can learn to herd them in and out of 

\'.8.ter as well as over dry ground. Gathering livestock in the trial arena is simply a 

simulated "ranch or fann" situation. Try to simulate as many practical uses for your 

dog that you can ••• You never kn~'l when you mi~t need to call on such experience, in 

an actual sur:rounding. A good duck dog should be confident in water as he is out. 

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Handled by Joe Hartna.gle 

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Handled by Jim Hartnagle 

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Handled by Sally deBe que Smith 

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TRAINING YOUR SHEEFDOG Part VII 

by Lu Rose 

If you have ever attended sheep dog trials, you may have noticed that in one type 

of trial the dog drives the sheep away fran the handler, throu2}1 the panels by himself, 

while the handler stays in one spot. In the other type of trial, the dog brings the 

sheep to the handler, who stands at each successive obstacle to be negotiated. The 

reason f or this differerce is that self-driving, the first type, is not used in the 

mountains, althou2}1 all our mountain dogs, of whatever collie type, are required to drive, 

and of course with c attle to heel. A dog here goes with his handler afoot or ahorse, 

staying always a little behind, and is sent out as necessary to either side. When the 

stock i s tucked back in place, he once again returns to his position behind his handler, 

where he relaxe s until he or his master sees a need for side work again. He also tucks 

up any stock inclined to t ry to drop back, and, when asked, goes to the head to turn or 

stop them as the occasion may call for. 

The collie types should always be tau2}1t their casting work first, and when efficient 

at headin,g and f etching , then taugtrt driving . Many good dogs have been ruined by teaching 

driving first or by saneone tho thinks a drive dog never heads. Having a collie type 

dog who i s a drive dog exclusively is having half a dog, for half his value has been 

thrown away. 

If you have taught your dog to stay with you when asked, and to know his sides when 

he worked faci ng you, your battle is nearly won, and the main ingredient now is patience 

and understanding . Take a fem sheep to a fenced field, place the sheep against the fence, 

call your dog to you, and you and he drive the sheep a way along the fence. If they try 

to leave the fence, good; you will be able to send your dog out to the side so that they 

move back along the fence again. You will have to stop him as he reaches the spot where 

the sheep are to be turned, for he will have it in mind to head them. Use only his side 

signals, not his heading s ignals. After you have driven the sheep a distarx::!e, you and 

y our dog go to the otr..er end and drive them back again. 

When you think he is ,getting a bit of the idea, try driving them on a roadway. Now 

h e will have to work both sides to keep them on the road. If he breaks over and goes to 

the head, do not get angry with him; after all, this is what he has been doing previously, 

and you ITILlSt give the n ew trick a chance to soak 1n. Call him back to you, give him a 

good word, and continue your drive. 

rvTake it your business to have a special sopt where you leave your stock. This will 

help in gettin9: the i dea across to your dog . Perhaps a little shade tree or a corner 

of the f ield, or occasionally a corral • Vary your stopping places occasionally , as you 

don 1 t want him to t hink t h ere is only one place to drive to. The more you drive with 

him, as t i me .~es on, the more efficient he will becane, and you will be able to send 

him t o the side and keep t h e stock from going throug,h an open gate or down the wrong 

path. 

By placing the emfhasis on the oarmand "cane here," after canpleting each bit of 

side w rk, he will learn that when you and he advan:::e together on stock he is expected 

to dri ve. All ow him to first cast out and gather t he stock fran the :field, and when he 

has t hem to you, call him t o h is correct position with you, and advance tow rd the stock 

t ogether t o s t art your drive. 

With cat tle, one is ahor se , and a little excitement in your own actions will induce 

him to heel v..rhen necessary. If he is timid at first, another dog will p..1t a bit 

of spice i n him . He has been tau¢lt to be gentle on sheep, and Im.lSt learn the differenc 

e in vlhat i s allowed on cattle or hogs. VJhen he has accanplished his driving , you 

will have a dog very useful instead of half a dog . 

Happy Working •••••

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CH. Windermere's Sunshine of Bonnie-Blu, CDX 

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CH. Fieldmaster of Flintridge 

Westwind 's Miss Moon Glow, CD, OTD-s, QTD-d 

CH. Tophand's Lisa, UD 

Bandit has become the 6th Champion of this outstanding 

cross. In working toward his Championship, he defeated 156 

dogs 1n just 4 months, attaining his title at 18 mos. of age, 

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Mark, 11 

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Year. He went Best of Breed over 24 Specials at the ASC of Southern Calif. 

Specialty in 1979 under Rachael Page Elliott. Mark has seven Best of Breeds 

. and one Best in Match to date for 1980. OFA: AS-1241 (good) CERF:AS2267922 . 

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BLW1 OF WINDSOR, CD 

(Ch. Poudre Silver Sage of Coppertone x Ch . Raintree 1 S Silver Vanity) 

11 Bl ossom, 11 was ASC of Az. 1 s Bitch of the Year for 1978 . She has 8 points 

toward her championship. With limited showing, she has two Best Opposite 

Sex awards, one Best of Breed, and two High In Trial scores to her credit. 

OFA : AS-1000 (excellent) Eyes are certifiable. 

Mark and Blossom are proud of their sons 

and daughters. A repeat breeding is 

planned for this fall. Reservations 

are recommended. Contact Aslan Aussies. 

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ASLAN AUSSIES: DR. fRED AND RosE BucANEK 

16733 E. REDFIELD} GILBERT~Az. 85234 

PHONE: (602) 892-3967 

BUMBLEBEE AUSSIES: BOB AND KATHY HETRICK 

4934 W. TIERRA BUENA~ GLENDALE~AZ.85306 

PHONE: (602) 838-3772 

SAND RIDGE AUSSIES: SANDRA CARR 

427 N. BAHAMAS DR.~TUCSON~AZ.85710 

PHONE: (602) 885-3007 

SANDY HETZ: 101 E. FOUR HORSE PLACE~TUCSON~AZ.85704 

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AND BDY, 

DID THEY! 

SAND RIDGE SATIN DOLL OF ASLAN -Sandra Carr 

"Dolly," a ringside favorite, is a blue merle and 

white bitch, normal-eyed, pictured at 10~ mo. of 

age. As well as an illustrious show career, she 

is now in Novice obedience competition. Her show 

wins include 1 Puppy Group first, a BOSP, and 

3 Reserve Winners Bitch awards. One of these 

Reserve awards was earned at barely seven months 

of age. Dolly has been a consistant winner with 

many firsts in large classes in heavy Arizona 

competition. Watch for her! 

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BUMBLEBEE'S BIZI BEE OF ASLAN -Kathy Hetrick 

"Bizi Bee," is an elegant black bitch with white 

collar and blaze, 19" and 43 lbs.,eyes certifiable. 

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Her superior type and movement has been appreciated 

as she sports numerous firsts, 6 pts., 2 Reserve 

Winners Bitch awards, 3 Winners Bitch wins, and 

'2 Best Opposite Sex awards. At ten months of age, 

she took Winners Bitch over 32 bitches, at the 

1980 SNAC Silver Dollar Specialty. She is a 

contender for the 1980 Adult Bitch of the Year 

• •• award in the Merit Award Program of the ASC of Az. 

Bizi Bee is quite a character-opening doors and 

even saying helooooo when feeling perky. 

MAKE BELIEVE OF ASLAN -Dr.Fred and Rose Bucanek 

Big, black and beautiful, this handsome, wellbalanced 

male is noted for his distinctive head 

and exce 11 en t movement. "Moose," is a b 1 ack tri , 

22", 60 lbs., with certifiable eyes, scissors bite, 

and sound temperament. In spite of limited showing, 

he has a BOS Puppy, 4 firsts, and 3 thirds. He is 

ready for Novice Obedience, started in Flyball, and 

shows an avid interest in herding ducks. Moose 

shows his sense of humor by flashing a canine grin 

when appropriate. 

ASLAN'S CALYPSO DANCER - Sandy Hetz 

"Rascal," is a robust, flashy black and white 

male with blaze and full collar. He measures 

22 " , normal-eyed, and is pictured at 10~ months 

of age. He excels in bone, coat, type, expression, 

and has a scissors bite. He stands at stud to 

approved bitches.


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CALIFORNIA 

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The ASC of southern California, 7916 Wentworth St., Sunland 91040 

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Carolina ASC, Rt. 2, Box 335, Timmonsville, South aarolina 29161 

COLORADO 

Colorado ABA, 11032 No. Cbunty Rd. 5, Wellington 80549 

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FLORIDA 

The Florida ASA, Rt. 6, Box 3726, Arcadia 33821 

GEORGIA-ALABAMA 

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LOUlSIANA 

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The ASC of Michigan, Inc., 845 Gulick Dr., Haslett 48840 

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The Mississippi Coast ASA, 4811 Washington Ave., Gulfport 39501 

NEVADA 

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Pres ident: 

Ge ne Dahly 

Rt.l Box 120C 

Manor, Tx. 78653 

Vice President: 

Mari Bailey 

55 23 Rolling Ridge 

San Antonio, Tx. 78228 

Sec. / Treasurer 

J.B. Dahly 

481 9 Porte r Ridge 

Houston, Tx. 77053 

Board Members: 

Nancy T1llman 

Charlie Dahly 

HELLO FROM TEXAS: 

We were busy in the month of July. We held a Summer 

Sizzler and believe me it was hot. With all this hot and 

dry weather that we were having would you believe that 

it chose to RAIN on the second day of Obedience.So then 

we had a Rain Out for the Obedience in August (it was still 

hot). 

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September is the beginning of a new year for us 

and we are getting ready for our Annual Meeting and the 

third ., Fun Day 11 • We are all looking forward to really 

letting our hair down. 

In November we are making plans to have a 2 day Conformation 

and All Breed Obedience Match and a Working Clinic. We are all 

planning to learn alot with the Working Clinic. 

Until next time •••••• 

g. (j_ cdoJ-Po 

J. B. Dahly 

Affl. Rep. 

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GreetingS fran the carolina IS! 

September 6, 1980 

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For those of you who didn 1 t Illake it you missed three days of Carolina sunshine 

lots of nice people and Aussies everywhere! I 1 m referring of course to our 

annual CASe Sunmer Show that was held June 13th, 14th, and 15th. IX>gs and 

they 1 re masters cane fran nine states (Ala. Fla. Miss. Ga. Ohio N.c. S.c. 

Tenn. and Va.) Illaking each day five point majors for both dogs and bitches. 

The overall high scoring confonnation dog, CH. FIEIJ:l.1ASTERS THREE RING CIRCUS 

(Briarbrook Kennel) was awarded a full-color pastel portra1t donated by a 

talented local artist Jearme Barnes of Florence S.C. 

In the Jr. Puppy class a blue m:rrle, HI -TRI 1 S RALF RCfi'I'EN', kept ringsiders 

smiling and the judges ~g as he took Best Puppy awards for the three days. 

CASe rcanbers are really \\Orking the obedience judges this year. Pam Burdick 

and Burdick 1 s . Aussie Blue achieved a CD in three shows along with 2 High in 

Trial awards. Then Kathy leslie with her bitch K.T. 1 S ABBY AB (who by the 

way she insisted wasn 1 t ready) \\elt gang busting to achieve her C.'D in 3 shows 

also. Congradulations to both Pam and Kathy for they 1 re success. 

CASe now has t:\\0 CH 1 s on the roll, CH. SABRE and now CH. SHE 1 S DEWAN of 

SUNNYBIO)K awned by Joan and I:X>n Bc)lce. Joan and SHEZE have campa.1gned 

very hard for this m::Irei'lt and now plan to rest a bit, or at least SHEZE 6oes, 

Joan has several new pups to start now~ 

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OUr club lost sane very active me:nbers and good friends earlier in the year. 

Roger and Charlotte Armstrong, children Wayne and Kay and four fine Aussies 

rroved to Jackson, Miss. We certainly missed them at the Sunmer Show and wish 

t.hen the best of luck in the Deep South. 

W:ll friends this is all for now, ~ 1 11 be writing and sharing our club news 

with you again real soon. 

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(affiliate address only) 

Rt. 2 Box 335 


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SOONER AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD ASSOCIATION 

Bridget giving it her 

best shot with owner 

Sandra Case looking 

on at our working 

clinic in June. 

It's time to get those dogs ready for the up-coming 3 day weekend of 

shows to be sponsored by the Sooner ASA. The show is set for Nov. 

14-16 and will be held in Stillwater, Ok. We will offer conformation, 

obedience, and fun ducks. For more information, please contact me or 

club sec. Harion Homier, 103 w. Lockheed Dr., Nidwest City, Ok 73110. 

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We have had a busy summer. Club activities since May have included 

a practice session on working cattle at Charlie Dostal's in Prague and 

participation in a sanctioned obedience match in June. In July we 

were pleased to have Dr. Steve Quillen speak to us on the subjects of 

canine Parvovirus and heartworms. We were very appreciative of the 

demonstration of obedience training techniques by Kenneth n-l'ld R::mona 

French. Hr. French is an instructor for the Oklahoma City Obedience 

Training Club. One of our new members, Nancy Boothe, held a fun 

obedience match in Sept. at her home in Norman. We hope that those 

who were able to attend took advantage of the chance to practice. 

Future activities will include officer elections in Oct., more stock 

and obedience clinics, and don't forget the show in Nov. 

We would like to recognize the dogs belonging to our club members which 

have earned C.D. degrees within the past year--Case's Bridget, Case's 

Celebrin Gypsy Arlo (Sandra Case), Beauwoo d 1 s Gamblin' Bear (Lorena 

Suenram), Fourwinds Macho Azo (Nancy Boothe), and Hinter's Bear Killer 

(Steve and Debra Minter). Congratulations, your hard work has been 

rewarded. 

Our new affiliate , Donna, 

and Teaser getting ready 

for the show we held in 

May. 

R~pectfully 

submitted, 

~~J.~ 

Donna L. Boyd,~~f: 

Rt. 1 Box 35 

Ripley, Ok 74062 

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Australian Shepherd Club of Mid-America 

&tabJWJed 1973 

Hello, everyone : 

Summer has com e and g one a nd fall and winter are just 

around the corner. The ASC of !":A i s h

III FRm ·1 

ARI ZOEA! 

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This is the t ime of year when we start working towards our 

big show over '.rhanksgi vj_nG weeken d ; our :::rwrH Al!lWAI 011.1!" =:8 SPECIALITY 

SII01.V AlTD V/ORKHTG TRIAL, ':rhich nlll be h eld Povomb 0r 29- 30 , 19DO . On 

November 29th rJi.ll be Confor nat ion and ObecLL cn c n ·:~:L th the '.'Jerking '~ rial 

(cattle, s hoe}) , i~ : clucks ) to be hc~Ld. TTOVC'1:1bcr 30th. 'k: arc a.lso planning 

a ~arm-Up S ho~ ~it l 1 Conformation an d Ob edi enc e on the 28 th of Novcnber 

a n d a ':Jerking 'l'rj_al to b e hel d ;:ov c1:1b c r 2S1t.l1 j_n the evening. I invite 

everyone to com e joi n u s for this i'J cc l~ e n d . 

Just r ecently '.'!

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GALA 

Australian 

Shepherd Club 

Although the thermometer do8sn't know it yet, s~~~er 

in the South 

IS drawing to a close~ 

Our Aussie activities, however, are still in 

full swing ~ 

Our GAla "Splash Into Summer" shov; , held June 29th in Decatur, Ga., 

was small but successful. We had an especially large turnout, though, 

for the All-Breed Obedience Trial, the highlight of which was Geor0e 

& Mert Stephens red-tri bitch, vn. ('" :Jiverbend's Gypsy Rose, who was 

High-Scorine AND Hi ch-In-'Irial vii th a score of 1 98 -} ~ 

Some sad news --- GAla member Dave Ben.."'lett r ecently lost his 11- 

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month-old, r e d and ·shi te pu ::::-,py, Fairoo.ks Stoney. Burke. We all share 

the sorrow of his loss. 

All of us (but e s pecially those of us in Alabama~) 

are hard at 

work pre p arin~ 

late Oc t ober. 

for our b i g 3-day show to be h eld in ;,retu."D.p:ka, Ala. in 

In addition to 3 Conf'orT.J.ation Shm'.'S and 2 All-Breed 

Obedience 'Irials, we' 11 have a "Fun" Duck 1rial --- GAla's FIRS~· 

(but 

not last~) 

stock dog ev o nt~ 

Our club is crowing and goin!_I s tront.;! ·;1 e ' r e doine a lot and plan 

on doing a lot 1:10re, so • , . •• anyone inter este d in "a pie ce of our 

ACTIOW', please contact either: 

Judi Bi gham 

P.O. Box 296 

Camp Hill, AL 

36850 

( 205) 896-22 34 

OR 

Sharon Cum.:nings 

4556 Stonewall Tell Rd. 

Colleg e Park, GA 

30349 

( 404) 9 64-1865 

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The Australian Shepherd Club of The Rogue Valley 

P. 0 . BOX 4444 

MEDFORD, OREGON 97501 

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Dear Fellow Aussies Fanciers; 

We first .wish to express our sincere appreciation for all those who attended 

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our two day show and working trial in August. A special thanks for all the 

comp-limentary letters we received. 

Since this was our first attempt to put 

on a "Big Show" we are really pleased with our efforts, Thanks to the 

part i cri pants. 

We are plan~ing another Show and Working Trial for next summer. Hopefully 

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some of the neighbor clubs will go back to back with us. 

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We have planned for two fun matches this coming year, one the first part of 

March and the other the last of April. 

We will try to have these sanctioned. 

The club had a working clinic in September and found a large increase in 

interest of working dogs. 

We also pickded up a few new members. 

Future club meetings will have films and instructors on alternating meetings, 

business meetings opposite. Next meeting will be elections of officers for 81. 

Respectively yours, 

Bernadette Gilman 

Affiliate Representative 

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB 

OF NEW ENGLAND 

Bello from New England: 

My name is Dottie Duclos, I am the new affiliate representatiYe 

from ASCNE. 

It's been a long hot summer for dogs and humans and we. all look 

forward to the cooler days of autumn. 

Right now we're all wrapped up in putting the final touches on 

plans for our Fall Specialty, a two show weekend to be held on 

October 11 & 12. 

Herding and Northern Breeds have been invited and we will 

feature an all breed Puppy Sweepstakes·on Saturday Octobe~ 11•. 

Rosevale Kennel hosted a fun match on Saturday September 20a 

to which Aussies were invited. It was a very good show and I•a 

sure our hosts were not disappointed with the Aussie turn out. 

Here are the results: 

BEST OF BREED --Ch. Captain Patrick of Langwater 

BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX -- Ch. Peppertrees Free Dawn 

BEST OF WINNERS & WINNERS DOG -- Crestwood Dan Patch 

RESERVE WlNNERS DOG-- Sakonnet's American Revolution 

WINNERS BITCH -- Silver City's Hot Pepper 

RESERVE WINNERS BITCH -- Sakonnet Blue Bonnet 

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that you'll be hearing a lot about those pups from New England 

very soon. 

S~erely, ~ 

D~;..J~ 

Dottie Duclos 


P.O. !ox 1288 

Fall River, MA 02722 

(617) 644-2409 

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THE 1981 NATIONALS ARE CONING TO CALIFORNIA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

Yes--- West Coast will be your HOST club ! ! We have already got 

started with our planning, have committees going, and will soon 

have it all together. Start making your plans NOW for the week - 

end of OCT. 10, 11 , and 12. We already have ~Iotels lined up to take 

dogs close to the show grounds, ,facilities for the Banquet, and 

the arena set for the Working Trials. We will be getting more 

information out as time goes by, so, keep watching for these 

le~ters for the latest ! ! We will be offering a TRACKING TRIAL 

to those of you that have been thinking about starting into Tracking 

and those of you that haven't thought about IT, get going • 

More delails on the tracking trial later too. 

Again, we have a new Champion to cheer about. 

Faith Wascher finished 'BrtiGn1' }Ji.OEISE of HAl'PY DAYS' at the 

Nationals. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Ralph Swingle 

2705 Patti Ln. 

Santa Ana,Ca 

92706 

WEST COAST AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD ASSOCIATION 

P. 0. 8 0 X 3 0 I 2 , 0 RANGE , CAll F. 9 2 6 6 5 

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Dear Aussie Friends, 

With the National Specialty over, we are anxious to start a r· 

new year. Congratulations to the winners! 

ASC of Texas is also starting a new year. Our end of year 

show was held in Humble, Texas, with a very good turn out. We 

also held an election of officers for the year of 1980-1981. 

Our new officers are: 

President 

Vice-President 

Secretary 

Treasurer 

Board of Directors: 

Gary Bogy 

Eilene Owen 

Nancy Whitbeck 

Gwen Petkosek 

Curtis Abernathy 

Wanda Bogy 

Sally Bruton 

Melisa Couch 

Jo Kimes 

I want to take this opportunity to thank James Reaves for doing 

such a super job as president of ASCT for the past two years. 

Also at the year end banquet we presented our year end awards 

for the following: 

High Point Stockdog- Bruton's Holtex, ADTc/d, Std/s 

owned and handled by Sally Bruton 

High Point Conformation Dog - CH Slash V Buckeye Brick 

owned by Gary Bogy and handled by Wanda Bogy 

High Point Obediance Dog - Silverledges Cattle Kate CDX Std/d 

owned and handled by Sharon Woolery 

All Around Dog - Silverledges Cattle Kate CDX Std/d 

owned and handled by Sharon Woolery 

High Point Junior Showmanship, Obedience, and Working - 

Teresa Bogy 

All Around Jr. Handler - Teresa Bogy 

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Congratulations to all 

Hope everyone has had a super summer. We here in the Dallas 

area, with not many days under 100°, will be glad when fall is 

here. 

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With our new officers and many new faces in the Club, hope 

we can have an even better year to come. 

Sincerely, 

1fd-tic~L ::t/tf';-- 

wanda Bogy 

Affiliate Representative, ASC of Texas

Southeastern 

Michigan 

A.S.A . 

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So far this year SEMASA has been very busy. On Saturday october 25th 

and Sunday October 26th to close out our outdoor season, we will be having 

our 2nd Annual October Stock Dog Trials and Hog Roast. The cost of these trials 

are quite expensive. To help pay for the trials we just held a two day conformation 

and obedience show that featured a deer roast. The food was excellent, 

and much to our suprise, at the deer roast and campfire, some of the true talents 

of our members were at their best. Playing the harmonica was Bill Westley, 

and on spoons was his wife Norma. Bill and Norma's music was so inspiring that 

dancing and singing were commonplace. As the night flowed on, not to mention 

some of the pottled substances, one of our more quiet and conservative members, 

(Dr. Paul Cunningham) could not keep himself from dancing a jig to Bill 

and Norma's rendition of, The Old Sheepherders Tune, (There Will Never Be Another 

Ewe). Well anyway we made a little money for the trials and everyone had 

a good time • 

SEMASA is also planning another two day conformation and obedience show 

in November to close out our show year. The shows will be held in Midland Michigan 

in a heated indoor arena. 

Elections for the coming year for SEMASA are coming up and our banquet 

should be a lot of fun. We hope to have a band so_all of you out of state 

members be ready for the banquet in January. 

SEMASA wishes Doug Bailey the best of luck in his new position as ASCA 

President • 

.. Well this is all until next time. Hope to see you in Michigan in the 

near future. 

f-iatt Middleton\{(}_ 

~A ~w ~~Q(J\5}.__~ 

sE'AAsA Rep. 

3109 w. Newberry 

Pontiac, Mich. 48055 

313-673-6348 ' 

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THE AUSTHALIAN SHEl ·HE1W CLUB OF OHZGON 

It looks as if everyone has recovered from the Northwest Circut, a 

great way to end a summer ! All club members felt that our Silver 

Show was tremendous success with a huge entry of Aussies, a beautiful 

park and cooperative " Oregon" weather. '-:.'e want to thanks to 

all the exhibitors t hat made our show such a success, and hope to 

see many of you at future A.s.c. of Oregon Specialti es. 

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We are working on tentative plans for a June 1981 Specialty, the 

weekend before or after the A.S.C. of Rogue Valley Specialty and 

'dorking Trial. I n the more immediate future we are making plans 

for our December /Jinter Show, which seems to have become an annual 

event, with this years marking our 3rd Winter Show. Its kind of 

nice to have a show when the do ~ will be j,n . coat after all the shows 

throughout the summer months! 

I think the A. 0 .C of Oregon will be g e~tin g a new memb er ••••••••• 

a California immacrant, welcome to Orer;pn, TVicmna Lyon. I talked 

to Nonna Lyon at the .Silver Show on , ; ur~ust 27th and she told me 

that she a.nd her hus band were moving to Bend, OrefiOn. 

Sincerely, 

' .fYl OA.Lo Lfll aL-t 

~ · ary J-r,ay 


(503) 487-4l~13 

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cetul, /Jnc. 

Nov .-Dec. 1980 

The Nationals - the very words conjures up a picture of 

beautiful dogs and friendly (but nervous) people. This year our 

area was represented by Carol Schoenecker's new male, HAPPY DAYS 

SP EC TACULAR BID, who took first in his 6-9 mo. puppy dog class. 

Also by Faul and Laura Robideau's bitch, S'JOTSMAN'S LASS OF 

TD!B2:R'/JOOD, who didn't place but shovted vtell. 'tie also had a 

couple of 11 just s pectators 11 there. Joe and Dave Gahl flew out 

to see what the rest of us were sorry we had to miss. When asked 

how they liked it, their faces lit up- 11 \'lell worth going to. 11 

they said. 

Heanwhile, back at home we finished another champion. He's 

CH. JAYHA't/K OF COPFERTO NE , owned by Paul and Laura of Blue Sky 

Aussies. Re 1 s the second one this summer and the fourth Champ 

now in our area. 

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On the last weekend in 3ept. we had a Working Clinic with 

Bob and Jean Carrillo. Boy did we learn a lot~ They brought 

along two of their dogs to demonstrate with, elides to show us 

how the pros 11 down under 11 do it, and spent time with each or us 

and our dogs workinp; stock. Half of us are ready to go outJ and 

buy 3heep while the othe r half are waiting for them to do it so 

we can go and visit them. It was a really good weekend spent 

with a couple of real nice people • 

Check 11 coming events 11 for our projected 1981 show season. 

Here's some of 

Our Gang at an 

Aussie Fun Thing 

wishing your 

gang lots of 

Ausaie Fun Things 

too. 

Kit Kimbler 

Ui•1A3C Aff. Rep. 

Rt. )-Kimbrooke Farm 

Northfield, Mn. 55057 

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Happy Holidays! 

From The Puget Sound A.S.A. 

The National Show Circuit was exhausting but loads of FUN! Many P.S.A.S.A. 

members did quite well, including 2 who finished their dog's CD; Wendy Loring 

with Timberwood's Obi Kenobi and Kelly Hanson with Three Pine's Blue Inspiration. 

All 6 legs were in the 190ties! Sally Smith's All That Jazz finished her 

championship at the Rogue Valley ASC Specialty--Great going Jazz!!! 

The class placements for club members were numernus and I wish space allowed 

me to print them all, however the P.S.A.S.A. i s proud of you all and congratulates 

you and all who showed! 

The wheels continue to roll as we plan for a February show. The date is 

set for Feb. 15. Those of you wishing for more information may write to me 

• 

AND our Summer Specialty will be at the end of June for a 

to back show circuit with the ASC of Oregon who will be 

having their show the day before and the Rogue Valley ASC who 

will be having a working trial along with their show on the 

weekend before. With these 3 clubs getting together it can't 

be anything but craziness and loads of fun!!! We'll have more 

information in the next Aussie Times. 

If you would like to know more about what is happening 

in the Puget Sound area, a Great way is to subscribe to our newsletter, the 

Aussie Tribune! It comes out four times a year and cost sS.oo. Please make 

checks payable to the P.S.A.S.A. and s end them to me. (We'll send the first issue 

complimentary!). 

May a cutsie, wutsie fluff ball find your feet to make your holiday season 

a warm one, 

.·!l 

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My best, 

Toni Viola; P.S.A.S.A. 's Affil. Rep. 

7935 Delridge Way S.W. 

Seattle, WA 98106 89 

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Peninsula Australian Shepherd Association 

September 29 ,1 980 

Hi Everybody ! 

No\v that the road dust has settled and the 

Nationals are behind us , we here at PASA have 

had to dig i n and get to work putting the final 

touches on our Annual Fall Specialty. 

Since our Specialty is t his Sunday, Oct. 5th 

you 1 11 just have to vmi t ' t i l next issue for the 

sucess s t or y . So , may I mark this chapter, To Be 

Conti nued ••••• 

I don ' t kno w if anybody was counting or not , 

but just fo r the r ecor d PASA had eleven dues 

paying memb er - exhibitor s at the Nat ionals. 

Bonnie Daniel dj_d a s up er great job as our 

July Sweepstakes Chairper son , it was wi t ho ut a 

doubt one of the most s uc essful shows we ' ve 

ever had. A very SPECI AL BELA1'ED 1'HAN1\:S , and 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, to Bonnie who celebrated her 

special day the day of our show. 

Our Futurity Stakes are out NO'~'J , I knov1 

you ' ve heard me say many times they were on 

thei r way, but NOW is the t ime to get your 

copy and sign up . 

'I'hanh:s t o CASA for their assistance, and 

allowi ng us to use their guidelines as a point 

of r eference. 

I wo uld like to tal">.e this opportuni ty to 

say THAlJK YOU t o the hosting clubs on the 

No r th- \'Jest c:irtcut , ASCF?.V, ASCO , IASA , and ASC \V, 

from PASA for sivinG us who traveled to your 

shows, the opportunity to meet all of you. I 

know we ' ll never be able to r emember all of the 

names of all the peo::;le t hat we r.~et , but \'!e 

won ' t f or Get yo ur faces and your hospi t alit~ ( I 'm 

to much of a lady to r.~en tion the v:eathe.r , HA! HA! ) 

IIere 1 s hoping that \'Je 1 11 Gee you all ae;ain 

next year i n Southern California. 

• 

Your Friend , 

C l~~ 

Chi cld e .F'o rtado 

Affiliate Rep . PASA 

1-' . 0 . J:;o x 3S7 

San Martin , Calif. 95046 

(~-0 0 ) 683- 29 18 

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ALL CJF US IN COLORAD0'3 N!!:\.J HIGK PLAINS AUSTRALIAN 3HEPHER1 CLU& \H:.> H: 

'fO THANK TrlOOE OF YOU WHO .:jUf'PORTI ~D US 30 HUCH IN GETTING OUR NI:.w CLUB Gon;G_ 

HE~HD' IS ON THE :rNCR~i!: 

AND A!l>O THC B£GI!:ING CLUB ACTIVITE:lo 

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COLO .SPRThG.S COLO 80908 

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SPEND YOUR 

VACATION IN 

SUNNY 

CALIFORNIA!! 

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THE 1981 ASCA NATIONAL WILL 

BE HELD IN RIVERSIDE, CA. 

OVER THE 

COLUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY 

(IN OCTOBER) 

SPONSORED BY: 

WEST COAST 

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD ASSN. 

Plan to attend this one!! It's destined to be the BIGGEST and BEST ASCA 

National yeti! Watch for further details in future issues of the Aussie Times. 

P.O. BOX 3012, ORANGE, CALIFORNIA 92665 ~ 

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Ch. Grand Dutchess of Wyndham 

Ch. Wildhaaen's Dutchman of Flintridge CDX, pc ex Blue Lad Sugar is Sweet 

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"Annie"; pictured at 13 months. 

Annie finished her championship at 14 months of age after being-shown only 5 times! She is MINNESOTA'S 

1st CHAMPION BITCH and the 1st MINNESOTA-BORN CHAMPION. We are very proud of her and her 

outstanding show record. 

Oct. 13th, 1979- WB, BOS for 5 pts. 

Oct. 14th, 1979- RWB 

May 18th, 1980 - WB, BOS, BOW for 1 pt. 

June 14th, 1980- BOB for 5 pts.* 

June 15th, 1980- BOB for 5 pts.* 

(*Both BOB's were over the male specials.) 

Annie has been bred to Ch. Wee Willie of Windermere for a September 3rd, 1980 litter. 

Breeder, owner, handler Wyndham Kennels (612) 477-5188 

Bill & Carol Schoenecker Route 3 SA 47 

Buffalo, MN 55313 

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qacovetta ~ 8JLasta 

1966-1980 

"When the heart weeps 

for what it has lost, 

The spirit laughs 

for what it has found ." 

May she always be with you in spirit. 

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CONGRATULATIONS 

and much success to.· 

Debbie & Steve Totten and 11 Holly 11 (Blue Lad Winter of 4 

Seasons CD) •.•.. 

After several Reserve Winners awards from the puppy 

classes, Holly came into her own at the SEMASA Specialty 

Shows on Sept 27 & 28. On Saturday she was Winners Bitch, 

Best of Winners and Best Opposite Sex for a four point 

major. Then on Sunday, she again was Winners Bitch, this 

time for a five point major winl She also finished her 

Companion Dog degree at the same time •••• 

Holly's sire is Blue Lad Rocky Road (CH Blue Lad Texa~ 

Ranger CD, TD X CH Copper Canyon Sandstorm of Blue Lad CD &i 

'I'D) Her dam is Beauwood' s Panda Bear (Georges Red Rustler 

X Beauwood's Caligari Bear) Holly is a litter sister to 

Blue Lad Boomerang Flashfire. 

Congratulations also to Debbie Pardridge and 

her Blue Lad Foxy Lady, Holly's full sister, who 

was Best of Breed Puppy at her very first show, 

over a large entry& 

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BLUE-LAD AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS 

Bob & Rose Spicuzza 

5879 Clarkson Road 

Clarkston, Mich. 48016 

(313) 625-4705

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c;PARKLING 

11-19-74 

8-5-80 

Yes, she was a champion in every 

sense of the word But she was 

So Much More: 

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TEARS 

was LOVE 

As a qog she had faults; only her love was perfect. 

No human relationship can involve love like ours. 

There is only ONE who can love like she loved. 

Tears taught me how deep, forgiving and complete 

love can be. 

What a friend GOD is to me if she is but a fraction 

of His love! 

My lqve is deeper now because you are Always with me, 

bqt I will miss your presence until we are 

together again. 

I John J & 4. "God is love, and he that dwelleth 

in love dwelleth in God and God in him. Let us not 

love one another in word, but in deed and in truth." 

Thank You LORD for my Beloved 

TEARS 

Marleen

OUR TEARS 

A CHAMPION IN EVERY SENSE OF THE \YORD 

What do you say when you lose someone you love and nothing you can say 

or do is adequate? TEARS: alive, she brought us tears of joy and her 

daughter was named "Tears' Pride 'N Joy." That is really what Tears 

gave us - PRIDE and JOY and more; so much more! Tears GAVE. She 

really did! From puppy-hood, she gave life - and us -her all. 

And that was how she died; running full-speed at a dog she thought 

was too near HER home and people. There wasn't much that could 

stopher. It took a ton of steel, powered by a gasoline engine with 

speed that excelled her own. And now, we have lost Tears and we 

shed tears. But she will never really be gone because she will live 

in our hearts and memories and in her daughters. 

We remember the lively puppy that sped around the yard, looking for 

and accepting every challenge and yet, eager to be held and loved. 

We remember how she tried to out-do her father and DID, in many 

ways, before she was half his size. 

We remember the first time she was sho,vn; A WINNER and for the next 

four shows - undefeated. She earned her conformation Championship 

at a year of age and throughout her career, was a tough contender. 

She had one of the BEST records of Aussies in Stock Dog Trials. 

Never in her trial career did she fail to place, whether it was an 

ASCofA or All Breed Trial! She earned her CDX and became one of the 

few TRIPLE CRO\VN Aussies, having already earned her C1ID • 

• We remember her in Schutzhund training; fiercely protective of her 

beloved Marleen, yet trusting and obedient to her command to cease 

her agression. She would have been a winner in that too. 

Protecting came totally naturally to her. 

We remember the fun vacation trips and the pleasure it brought us to 

see Tears' zest for life and the fun she had hiking, swimming, chasing 

rabbits and just being w·i th us. 

We remember her as a mother; completely dedicated, raising strong, 

beautiful pups and teaching them to be just like her. 

We remember some of the uncanny things she did with stock, particularly 

sheep, sheep-work being one of her great loves. 

f 

We remember her going to school and college with Marleen, and to Camp 

Fire Girls meetings, campouts and ceremonials. As the mascot, she too 

wore a Camp Fire bandana around her neck. One Halloween, she tolerated 

being attired in a sheet, covered with wool, so she could be a sheep 

for Kathy, who was Little Eo-Peep. 

There is so much to remember, but most of all, we remember her great 

love and devotion to Marleen. 1Vhat she gave and 1vAS in that respect, 

can NEVER be put into words, except to say TI1ERE COULD BE NO GREATER 

LOVE. 

1ve miss you, Tears, but we will NEVER forget or stop loving you. 

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FOR $ALE 

PUDD!N-STONE FARMa For sale. Blue merle bitch. J years old. Show 

quality. 2o.• Old Harper breeding. Sire & dam champions. Double 

registered. OFA Excellent. Pedigree and photo on request. 1512 

Hummer Lake Rd., Ortonville, Michigan 48462. (313) 627-2563o 

CROWSONWRAY'S AUSSIESa Red merles & red tris, all with copper & white 

trim. Whelpe~ July 4, 1980; males and females. S1rea Ole Kintyre 

Smokey, OFA Excellento Uama Saraussie's American Rozi, OFA Good. 

Clyde & Myrle Miller, 831 Hilynn Drive, Burlington, Washington 

98233· (206) 757-0268. Written guaranteeo 

SHY K & Da All red litter due Oct. 18th. Out of P Bar J's Fo:zy Lady 

(Las Rocosa Canadian Warpaint X P Bar J S~quoyah Windy). By Shy K & D's 

Mean Machine (Las Rocosa Pasha CD X Thoele's Shalom). This cross is 

intense Las Rocosa breeding; also including Slash V breeding on bottom 

side. Contact& Debbie Talbot or Karen Broadus, 1005 Bridge st., 

Gulfport, Mississ ippi 39501. (601) 896-7780. 

KEGLINEa Puppies whelped July 7, 1980, by CH. Chulo Rojo of Fairoaks 

and. out of our Las Rooosa/Flintridge cross bitch, Pennyo (See page 

70, Sept. -Oct. TI I'Iil

(For S&le cont. ) 

SHY K tt Da .Beautiful red litters due 1st and 2nd week of October. 

Out of P Bar J Foxy Lady (Las Rocosa Canadian Warpaint X P Bar J 

sequoyah Windy). By Shy K & D Mean Machine (grandson of CR. Las 

Rocosa Shiloh on both sides). 2nd litter out of SHY K & D Golden 

Detail (P Bar J Foxy Lady X Shy K & D" Specia.l Tuffy). These litters 

- are intense Las Rocosa breeding. Show, obedience, and working prospects. 

Debbie Talbot, 1005 Bridge St., Gulfport, ~. 39501. 

(601) 896-7780o - 

CACTUS RIDGE& Litter due 10-16-80. Slrea CH. Fieldmaster's Cast the 

Die (CH. Little Abner of Fltntridge ~ CH. Briarpatch of Bon,ie-Blue). 

Dams Fieldmaster's Clover Patch (CH. Fieldmaster of Flintridge X 

F1eldmaster's Graffiti). Also, stud service by Beauwood's Gamblin' 

Bear CD. Red merle, 22•, 60 lbs., OFA Good-to approved bitches. 

Sire& George's Red Rustler. Dama Beauwood's Qal1gari Bear. See 

Spring 80 AUSSIE TIMES. Lorel\a suenram, 109t N. Oakridge Dr., 

Edmond, Oklahoma 7)0)4. (405) 341-7716. 

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COPPERTONE KENNELS& 

Available to a loving show home only--Black tricolor 

male. Slre a CH. Rising Sun of Windermere CD STD. Dam a CH. 

Shanks' Ginger Blue of Coppertone CD. DOBa 1-16-79. Obedience 

trained. Pull collar, T\ arrow blaze, copper trim. Excellent structure 

& movement a~d a blue ribbon personality. 4900 w. Parkview 

Dr., Fort Collins, c ·.olorado 80526. (30~) 226-4018. 

BLACKBERR~E · KENNELS& For sale, puppiesl Top bloodlines! Out of 

CR. Windcbant Blackberrie Muffin a~d by CH. Country Classic of su~nybrook. 

Contact& Sandy Tubbs, )14 B. Orleans St., Otsego, Michigan 

49078. (616) 694-2905. 

SAKONWETa Sakognet•s Belle Star-red & white Qitch. Whelped 3-11-80. 

Eyes clear 6-10- o. (CH. Yankee Clipper of Wingmont X Tayler's 

Blue Prissy-top Wood's line). Good honest mover with a very sweet 

disposition. Sakonret Times-flashy red tri. Whelped 6-21-80. 

Super smart. Sako e 's America Revolitio CD (Sore se •s Ked Ma 

X Prissy) X Beauwood 1 s Whisperi~~ Pine (CH. Clipper X Beauwood's 

Paprika). Lind£:). M. Gray, 68 Bourne Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island 

02878. (401) 841-3408 ~ (work) days 8-2. 

HAPPY D.AYs ·a For sale. Happy Days-Fltntridge pups in blue and black. 

Well-marked', well-bred.·, with great perso"f\alies.. Sh9w and pet. 

Faith Wascher, 17614 Tribune St., Granada Hilla, Calif. 91344. 

(213) 360-6924. 

CACTUS RIDGE& For sale, a beautiful blue merle with copper and 

white, 7 mos. old male, Aristocrat's Beau Brummer!, 2-25-80. Sirea 

CH. Las Rocosa Hot Flash (CH. Las Rocosa Shiloh C CH. Las Rocosa 

Sadie Blue). Dama Make a Wish of Windermere (CH. Pap1llon of 

Meshlacon X Winter Wlshes of Windermere). Pedigree & pictures sent 

on request. Lorena suenram, 109t • Oakridge Dr., Edmond, 

Oklahoma 710}4. (405) )41-7716. 

£!!..§:a COmbiTliTJp; two grent blood.lines-A'fternqon Delight of su-nnybrook 

(CH. Sashena of Flintridge X CH. Freedom of Fli~tridge) to 

CH. Hallmark of Wi~d.ermere (CH. Sun's Mark of Wtndermere CD X West~ 

wind's Miss Moon Glow CD STD OTD). Fall breeding pla~ned. 

Frank Baylis, l1247i Morrison st., No. Holly.wood, Calif. 91601. 

(213) 762-26)1. 

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(For sale Co t.) 

BEAUWOODa Litter due October 15, 1980. CH. Beauwood's striding Bear 

CD X Beauwood's Paprika. See ad this issue under Beauwood Ke~fiels. 

This is Paprika's last litter. She is a proven producer of quality 

and so is Strider. Uebra Pardridge, 3109 W. Newberry Rd., Pontiac, 

M1ch1ga~ 48055· (313) 6?J-6J48. (Temporary address). 

PEARTREE:a Litter by Fieldma.ster• s Key to the Mint (CH. Little Alaner· • 

of Fli11tridge X CH. Briar Patch of Bonnie Blue)., ar)d out of Delray's 

Sorcerer's Mistress CD (Flying LP Happy Boy X Blue Isle S~otch 

Lassie). Sire has 1 major and 5 pointe toward his championship & the 

dam was A.. s. c-; of Washington's Obed. Record of Merit Willner· for 

19?9-80. Vicky Partridge, P.o. Box 51, Fall City, wash. 98024. 

(206) 222-7125. . 

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Wind chant 

NOvember litter by 

**Windchaht Shepherd*** 

(linebred ~alt of Flintridge) 

out of 

**CH. Blue Tasma~ian Devil** 

-champion producer- 

We can't say enough about these 

two great dogs. But, two words 

can tell it all--Consistant 

Quality. Pedigrees & pictures 

sent on request. 

Also available-pick puppy by 

CH. Country Classic of sunnybrook 

and out of CH. Windchant 

Blackberrie Muffin. 

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Carol J. Futymoek1 

1721 Fletcher 

Lansing, Michigan 48910 

(51?) 3?1-4664 

A~nounci~g a new working dog 

degree~--the LRU (Lazy Ranch 

DOg). Shown above exhibiting 

the qualificatio~s 

needed to 

meet the requirements ie 

Bumblebee's Best Bet of 

Twotrack and his trained 

ram Jewels. 

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LITTLE RIVER KENNEL 

show report card 

Advanced pupil 

CH LITTLE RIVER'S WHISPER 

CH Beauwood's Out Rustlin' Bear CDX 

Sultry Lady of Little River CD 

COmments: 

Achievements 

Best in Show 8/79 

BOB 8/79 & 9/80 

Gp 1st 8/79 

Gp 2nd 9/80 

BOS 10/79 & 12/7.9 

Whisper exhibits balance in her movement, conformation, anq, 

her temperament. We are looking forw-ard to her first li tt~r 

in the spring by CH Beauwood's Stridin' Bear CD •. 

Beginners 

Little River's Blackmail 

CH Beauwood's Stridin' Bear CD 

Sultry Lady o! Little River CD 

llwka 2nd place out of 5 

3mths BOB puppy & Gp · 2n~ 

5mths 2nd place 

COmments: Blackmail, a very sound and good moving male, shows great 

intelligence and a loving personality. A black tri(carri~~ 

red) with very uniform markings..:, he consistinglj placeru and 

is !or sale to a special show. home. Pictures, pedigre~s Ol). 

request. Guaranteed. 

Little River's She-Bear of Boomerang 3mths BOS Euppy 

CH Beauwood's Stridin' Bear CD 

Sultry Lady of Little River CD 

COmmentS: "Kelly" shows great promise as illustrated in her successful 

:first show. She now· resides with her owner Karen 

Kaufman. 

"""' 

signed 

Little River Kennel 

RH.#l, Box 414 

Canterbury, CT 06331 

( 203) 546-9996 

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GREAT 9JXPECTATIONS 

'IJou dVEEd a Litt[E "~p,otfi9ht" in 'IJou'l. 9-utu'l.E? 

cJ-1 E 'l.E '~ 'lJ ou 'l. ChancE! 

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CcJ-1 ~potfi9ht of §E(ion ha~ bEEn b'l.Ed to 

§E(ion 'j_ c!l1an ('tom cfltfantij_. 

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< W. '1:3. - '13cJ. t how - 1'ony !..U'und ~Nu u '13ucd ~how 

d:J'potlight at 15 monthJ. wa J. 'i3£.J.t of '13ucd and 'i3£.J.t in 2>how ut t& cNcw !:'nyl'und ~'p£Ciult.4 ; '13ut Oppc>J.iiE 

d:J~x. '13ut of' Wint2E U , '13L'ucpoint 2>how, cNcw c 'ngl'and. 

C:::ic{ion 'J. c il!lan {tom cfltfantiJ. haJ. ncun bun J.hown but haJ. p toduad two fitt£u , which, c>ut c>{ u /~f{ J.iJ.tn tu 

d:J'potfight came f_'c}f 0::/otgcouJ. C:::Jcotgc o{ C:::i£{ion who obtainEd hiJ. champiutHhifl in on(4 4 J.h owJ. with i! - 5 pt. 

majou, 1 - 4 pt. and I - 3 pt. majoH. dlllann.4 'J. f'uJ. t fittn {ul~o bud to unot&t /~f{ J.iJ.tn t._, ~potfiyht/ iJ. c•n(4 4 

monthJ. old . . but t& C:::Juat cNcw J. iJ. & J.iud d/{{ 'Jout f_'._,Lu . 'i3f'u£J. 6 ~f\!cdJ.l 

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cMa'l.y ...Lou cffnton 

4925 c:St. 13a'l.nabaj_ c:.Road 

'JE.mp[E. d {i[[j,, cMd. 20031 

(301} 894-8305 

§t:o'l.jt:an !Buj_ha (0ofdman) 

(212} '13'1- 923'/

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HI-TRI KENNEL 

is pleased to announce 

the impending arrival 

of two winter litters: 

SABRE X COPPER CANYON SPRING RAIN 

(Jimmy x Rainy Day) 

the first red factored litt~r 

from HI-TRI 

SABRE X ALMOSTA RAISIN BRAN 

(Capt. Patrick x ~aisin) 

and 

HI-TRI'S rtLLER GIRL 

the~e pup~ will haye plenty of bo~e and brains 

truely a winning combinatio~! 

Litter~ due Noye~er 22 1 1980 

HI-TRI KENNEL 

• 

Mary M. Boltz 

1400 W. Main 

Lexington, S.C. 

29072 

803.-359-4818 

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Casa Buena 

The only shortcut 

to breediltf, quality. .. 

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... is buying quaJity. 

c ·o~ning in Nov. 

Pu.ppies by ... 

Ch. Chulo .Rojo 

. of Fai roaks · 

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nd 

Ch. Cascade Blue 

Both of these outstanding individuals 

are producers of Conformation Champions, 

Obedience and Working title holders: 

SOUND, HEALTHY WORKERS A GUARANTEE~~ 

Neil And jeanne Weaver, 1105 Sugden Rd. Union Lk. Mi. 48085 

Ph. )1J-J60-0}43 

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BEAm!OOD ~N ELS 

We moved to Michigan to work and that's exactly what we're doingl - 

CH.BEAUWOOD'S OUT RUSTLIN' BEAR,CDX 

(George's Red Rustler x Beauwood's Caligari Bear) 

red merle, 22", 60 lbs • 

Rus is doing a super 

job on ducks and sheep 

now that I have learned 

where to position myself. 

Rus now has 3 Champion 

offspring.(Congrad. to 

Ethel Rich and Little 

River Whisper - we 

thought her finished 

last fall but she needed 

1 pt •• She just finished 

with a BOB in L.I.) 

Rus is started in his 

U.D. work and we hope 

for that wonderful TD 

by spring. 

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Johnny and I had a 

wonderful time at the 

Nationals despite the 

rain.The hospitality 

was super and I feel 

Washington did a marvelous 

job. 

John got a 74 in ST. 

Ducks under Bob Vest·. 

for his 1st STD leg 

and qualified at both 

IASA and ASCA in Open 

obedience. 

Foxie just joined our 

family and as shown here 

immediatly let her main 

interests be known. In the 

breed ring she took BOB 

puppy her 1st and only time ._.._ ...::;;:;;.;:;:::==:o 

shown. 

CH.BEAUWOOD'S JOHNNY WALKER RED,CDX 

(CH.Beauwood's Out Rustlin' Bear,CDX x CH.Moonshine of) 

red merle,2lt':55 lbs. 

Windermere 

BEAUWOOD'S BLUE LAD FOXIE LADY 

(Blue Lad Rocky Road x Beauwood's Panda Bear) 

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Beauwood Kennels ~ · 

Debra Pardridge,3109 W.Newberry Rd. ,Pontiac,Mich.48055 (313)673-6348 

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Fancy . 

with workin9 potential 

· p,v:p,s for sale 

w halped au 2 9 

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Red Merle Hales 

Red and White Females 

Ch. Chula Ro"o of Fairoaks 

SIRE: _Mighty Fine's Acey Duecy 

akota Blue Cotton Can 

Ch Chula Rojo of Fairoaks 

Mi ht Fine Kalamazoo I 

DAM: Kalamazoo's Fancr 

Te uila 

Sue or Gary Lawrence 

19958 E. Euclid Dr. Aurora, Colo. 80016 (303) 690-5151 

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FARM 

ANNOUNCES 

C'"f. IACOVETT'S 

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OF FLINTRlOGE 

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ANNIE_ 

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A BEAUTIFULLY BRED LITTER OF CHAMPION SIRED PUPPIES WITH TOP 

PRODUCERS ON BOTH SIDES. 

CH. CRYSTAL PISTOL OF BONNIE BLU 

CY. ACE BERRY OF HAZELWOOD 

CH. SNOWS REGAL CACTUS .BERRY 

DUE SEPT. 1980 

CACTUS OF FLINTRIDGE 

SAY IT'S SALLY OF SUNNYBROOK 

PERFECTIONS OF SUNNYBROOK 

CH. WILDHAGENS DUTCHMAN OF FLINTRIDGE 

THISTLE OF FLINTRIDGE 

EVANS REGAL SPICE 

JARVIS MATHILDA 

SALT QF FLINTRIDGE 

NETTESHEIM$ TWINKLE 

CH. SIMBA BLUE CHIPS 

CH. SUMMER BREEZE OF SUNNYBROOK 

THANK YOU TED AND BOBBIE FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO BREED TO 

SUCH A FINE DOG. 

A STRONG LINEBREEDING TO CACTUS OF FLINTRIDGE. 

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TAOS OF SAN PEDRO 

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PERFECTIONS OF SUNNYBROOK 

CH . PAPILLON OF MESHLACON 

CH. SUMMER BREEZE OF SUNNYBROOK 


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OUR GOAL IS PUPS FULL OF PERSONALITY, ·INTELLIGENCE, & SOUNDNESS. 

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Joe & Judie Hughes, Box 57, Edg~wQod, New Mexico 87015

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Ann's Lace of Sunnybrook 

(Sunkist Mister of Sunnybrook X Afternoon Delight of Sunnybrook) 

is ex_pecting her first litter in Mid-December 

Sired by: Ch. Affirmed 

of Sunnybrook 

(Cactus of Flintridge X Ch. Sashena 

of Flintridge) 

2130 S. Black Mooq flrlv~ 

Tucson, ~oqa 85730 

~lreroq Neja 

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS - J. Frank Baylis • Russell Malone 

11247 1 / 2 Morrison Street • No. Hollywood, California 91601 • (213) 762-2631 

A PLANNED. BREEDING ••• 

CH. RISING SUN 

OF WINDERMERE CD, STD 

Black Trl, 22", 60 lbs. 

Sire: CH . Windermere's Sunshine of Bonnle-Biu COX 

Dam: Blue Heather of Windermere 

SITTING PRETTY 

OF SUNNYBROOK 

Blue merle, copper & wh ite, 20", 50 lbs. 

OFA AS-1169, Eyes Checked Normal 

Sire: CH. Fieldmaster of Flintridge 

Dam : CH. Summer Breeze of Sunnybrook 

, 

Sitting Pretty is planned to be bred to "Rio" In approximately December, 1980, blues and blacks 

expected. This cross will be a blending of some of the finest bloodlines. Pictures and pedigree ~ 

sent on request. Reservations suggested. 

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Shown 9 times, 

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Blue merle with copper and white. 

Bo rn July 8, 1979. 

Red producer. 

22 inches , 60 po unds . 

L7 

Crystal Dash of Hazelwood 

Ch . Crystal Pi stol of Bonnie-Blu 

Si zzlin Sam 

Azure Lace of HodgeLodge 

Ch . Dutchman o f Flintridge 

Ch . Hi ggi ns ' La dy Blue 

Lloyd and Susan Higgins 

P. O. Box 133 

Clearlake Park, Ca 95424 

(707) 994-3737 

Hi ggins 1 ~t; aggie 

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Puppies 

Expected: 

out of these bitches 

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Ch. Fancy Free of Flintridge 

blue merle , copper and white 

(Sisl er's John x Chili of Flintridg e ) 

• 

Higgins' Pazazz 

black tri 

• . . ·~ ~ 

(Ch . Fieldmaster ~ of Flint ridge 

x Ch . Patch- Work Quilt) 

.. 

Higgins' Misty Morning of L7 

blue merle and white 

(Crystal Dash of Hazelwood x Ch . Higgins' Lady Bl ue) 

being bred now to Ch . Papillon of Meshlacon 

Lloyd and Susan Higgins 

P.o. Box 133 

Clearlake Park, Ca 95424 

(707) 994-3737

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& BORNASTAR of ABERDARE 

"BANNER" ••.••• 

Winner of 13 major points 

Shows strong interest in stock 

Exhibits a natural fetching ability 

Handled by our daughter, Linda in 

Obedience and junior showmanship 

Due to be bred in October to ...... . 

ARISTOCRAT of WINDEMERE (Sunny & Heather) 

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Al & Mary Antinetti 

Tuolumne, California 95379 

NORTH FORK 

KENNEL 

P.O. Box 807 

209-928-3454

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERV KENNEL 

ROBERT & BONNIE YORK 

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Introduces ..... Timberwood's Summer Mist 

Sire: Mex./ASCH. Adelaide's Scotsman of Windermere 

Dam: Miss Demeanor, CD 

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Ch Freedom of Flintridge CD 

Harper's Old Smokey 

Chile of Flintridge 

Blue Spice of Flintridge 

THREE PINES WINCHESTER FLINT 

Harper's Old Smokey 

Salt of Flintridge 

Blue Spice of Flintridge 

Meshlacon's Trilogy 

Evan's Regal Spice 

Meshlacon's Flower Blue Chips 

Evan's Bonnie Blue Chips 

P U P P I E S( due in November) 

Boehmer's Four Man 

Ch Las Rocosa Shilon CD 

Hosmer ' s J i 11 

Las Rocosa Canadian Pepe CD RD 

Ansel's Blue Badger 

Las Rocosa Canadian Mist 

Ansel's Canadian Club 

7f AQUAROO CREAM SODA CD 

Salt of Flintridge 

Flash of Flintridge 

Leavitt's Patches 

Gilman's Aquaroo Thirsty CD 

Herdsman of Flintridge 

Heard's Queeny 

Cannon's Poppy 

Dick & Bernadette Gilman 

·1 0513 Hwy 234 

Gold Hill, Oregon 97525 

(503) 855-7788 

Also for Sale: Enchantment of Windermere 

out of Ch. Sunshine of Bonnie Blue CDX 

& Ch. Tophand's Lisa UD 

Pictures and pedigree upon request. 

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49047 

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submitting show results, please select one person to be responsible 

for sending them in for publication. We cannot be 

responsible for any show results which are not sent to us. 

Also, please use the following forms for your show results 

whenever possible. You need not tear it out of your copy of 

the TIMES. Just make a Xerox copy of it. (The same holds true 

for any other forms reproduced here. This includes the 

Conformation, Obedience, Tracking, Working Trial, and 

Membership forms.) 

COncerning the following forms, please use these criteria& 

for all conformation and obedience classes, list the name 

of the first place animal only. Also, it is important't'hat 

you include the number in each class. For Junior Handling, 

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Please list the number of dogs in each class. 

SHOW RESULTS 

DateofShow _____________ ShowName __________________________________ __ 

Location 

Judge( s) __________________________ _ 

No. Entries: Puppy dogs ___ Dogs ___ Puppy bitches ___ Bitches __ Specials_ 

BREED 

Puppy Dogs 

Puppy Bitches 

2-4 __________________ 2 - 4. _______________ 

I 

4-6 

I 

4-6 

BEST OF BREED PUPPY 

BEST oF OPPOSITE SEx puppy 

DOGS 

BITCHES 

6 - 9. ___________________________ 6 - 9-________________ _ 

9- 12. _____________ _ 9 - 12. ________________ _ 

Novice 

Novice 

---------------------------- ---------------------------- 

Amer. Bred______________ Amer. Bred ____________________ 

Bred by Exhib. -------------------- 

Open Black.___________________ 

Bred by Exhib. __________ _ 

Open Black ______________ _ 

Open Blue Merle----------------- Open Blue Merle ______________ 

• Open Red________________________ Open Red ___________________ 

Open Red Merle__________________ 

[WINNERS DOG 

Open Red Merle. _____________ _ 

(WINNERS BITCH 

[RESERVE WINNERS DOG( '"::R:-:E=-:S:-:E:-:R:-:V:-:::E=-::W:::IN::":':"N::::E::-:R:-::S::-:B=-I:::T::-:C:-:H:=------- 

rBEST OF BREED 

[BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX 

Stud Dog__________________ Brood Bitch ________________ _ 

Brace / 

OBEDIENCE 

Novice Y _________________________ 

Novice _________________________ 

Grad. Novice _______________________ 

Open _____________________________ 

Utility _____________________________ 

High Scoring Dog ____________________ 

JUNIOR HANDLING 

• Age _____________________ Age ________________________ 

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Age ______________________________ 

Age __________________________ 

Any Additions or Corrections: __________________________________________ _ 

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RESULTS FROtt THE 1980 ASCA NATlOiiAL SPECIALTY AND WORKING TRIAL 

AUGUST 30, 1980 ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON KING COUNTY FAIR GRAUNDS 

PUPPY DOGS 6 DOGS 66 PUPPY BITCHES 5 BITCHES 81 SPECIALS 39 

~ON-REGU LAR DOGS {PUPPIES ) Judge: DERECK HOWARTH 

2-4 Mertes 1 shown 2-4 AOAC 2 ahown 

1. Grant Hill Starr Buek 1. Little Spot'• Doe Holiday 

2. Coal Duat of Bonnie-Blu 

4-6 Merle• 1 shown 4-6 ADt& 2 ahown 

1. Little Spot's Red Razzmatazz 1. Northeotea Grand Teton 

2. Starcroaa Elksman 

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Non-REGULAR BITCHES (PUPPIES) Judge: 

2-4 Merles 4 shown . 

2-4 NJAC 4-6 Merle• 

1. Copper Canyon's Ma Chera Mio 

none shown none ahown 

2. Unnamed 

3. Wallflower of Windermere 4-6 AOAC 1 shown 

4. Timberwood 1 s Justa Crystal Blue 1. Little Spot's Razzlin Joni 

BEST PUPPY: 

Judge: DERECK HOWARTH 

NORTHCOTES GRAND TETON 

BEST PUPPY 

BEST OPPOSITE SEX PUPPY: COPPER CANYOII' S MA CHERA MIO 

NON-REGULAR DOGS Judge: DERECK HOWARTH 

STOCKDOG MALE 5 shown 

1 SLASH V EASY JET, CD, STD-s&d 

2 Ch. Apache Tears of Timberline, UD, ATD,OTD 

3 Ch. Powder River's City Slicker, AD, STD,OTD 

4 PAt:. eb-Work a Drum 

STOCKDOG FEMALE 4 shown 

1 Ch. Colorado's Ravishing Ruby, CE,STD 

2 COLORADO'S LACE LEGGINS 

3 SILVERLEIXE'S CATrLE KATE, CDX, STD-d 

4 SAGE'S KELLY BLUE, CDX 

BEST STOCKDOG ; SLASH V EASY JET, CD,, STD-a d 

STUD DOG 5 shown 

1 ·Ch. Sun 1 • Mark of Windermere, CD 

2 Ch. Tr!.- !~ry Y.(!l"'lkee Dandy, CDX, WR.D 

3 Mex & ASCA Ch. Adelaide's Scotsman of Windermere 

BROOD BITCH 2 shown 

1 Ch. Colea Buttons of Talkook 

2 Silverled88'1 Cattle Kate, CDX, STD-d 

VETERA.~S 3 shown 

l Ch. Tri:Ivory Yankee Dandy, CDX,WRD 

2 Lambeth'• Speckles, STD-a,OTD-d 

3 Gilman' • Aquaroo Thirsty, CD 

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f.C:GU LAR DOGS 

JUDGE: JUDY SCHOLES 

6-9 PUPPY DOGS lO shown 

l Happy Day 1 s Spectacular Bid 

2 Sunser Rey Over the Rainbow 

3 Bri~ado on Huckle Berry Fin 

4 Final Edition of Windermere 

r- NOVICE DOG 5 shown 

.. T Blueprint Radar 

2 Graat Hill Silverado Buckaro 

3 Br br.adoon' • New Era 

4 Bluf!' Baron of Looking-Glass 

AMERICAN BR ED DOG 9 shown 

l~h V Wi ld Timber 

2 Hlg~ l ns Razzamatazz of Larkspur 

3 Rifleman of Windermere 

4 Fieldmaster'• Key To The Mint 

OPEN BLACK DOG 9 shown 

l Fieldmaster 1 s Pizza de Action 

2 Sunwood 's Reach For The Sun 

3 Celebration of Sunnybr~ok, CD 

4 Sandyland's On The Rocks 

OP EN RED DOG 4 shown 

~ Sing[e Pine's Alliver Twist 

2 Potters Whiteoak Razzle Dazzle, CD 

,., 3 Ole Kintyre Smokey 

4 Las Rocos a Canadian Pepe, CD 

.REG ULAR BITCHES JUDGE: STAN ZIELINSKI 

6-9 PUPPY BITCH tO shown 

l Nelson 1 s Phoebe of Gold Nugget 

2 ~clo~ do 's Sunbonnet Sioux 

3 Pride N J oy of Heatherhill 

4 Chestnut Hill Annie of Davlin 

NOVICE BI TCH 6 shown 

l Gom h 'wk 1 s Norwest Scrimshaw 

2 Su~ar 1 

N Spice of Windermere 

3 S parkl in~ Vison 

4Echo Pines Blue Feather Maid 

IMERICAN BRED BITCH 13 shown 

l Sandyland 1 s Little Miss Muffet 

2 Timberwood's Summer Mist 

3 Slaah V Cayenne Pepper 

4 Larkspur Somersault, CD 

OPE N BLACK BITCH 12 shown 

~ Hiss Demeanor, CD 

2 Blue Isle Troyan4 

3 Tri-lvory Ruff & Tuffet 

4 Pepper' s Shewnie 

OPEN RED BITCH 4 shown 

l Colorado' s Lace Le~gins 

2 Lyman's Chuckwagon Chili 

3 Cascade' s Ramblln Rose 

4 lncen e Cedar of Cheshire 

9-L2 PUPPY DOGS 4 shown 

t Shady Acres Soldier Blue 

2 Pepper's High & Mi~hty 

3 J & J Strike-He-Fancy 

4 Powder River Slick Stuff 

BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR DOG 9 shown 

[ Talkook's I'm A Rascal 

2 Taycin's The Hustler 

3 Walter's Shiloh of Gabrielino 

4 Great Expectations of Happy Days· 

OPEtf DOG, BLUE MERLE 14 shown 

[ Three Ptne's Blue Inspiration 

2 Sivornook Mika 

3 Fleldmaster's Blue Isle Barnstormer 

4 Minx's Halko 

OPEN RED MERLE DOG 2 shown 

t Fortado 1 s Banjo 

2 Sllvertone High Voltage 

WINNER'S DOG: FIELDMASTER'S PIZZA DE 

ACTION 

RESERVE WINNER'S DOG: 

SINGLE PINE'S ALLIVER 

9-12 PUPPY BITCH 6 shown 

l Rainbow's rri Ivory Melody 

2 Mark's Image of Pandemonium 

3 Windhills Mistry 

4 Antione'• Bianca of Sunny Brook 

BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR BITCH 9 shown 

[ Three Pin~ Carbine . , 

2 Harvest Tear's Pride 'N Joy, CD 

3 Animation of Windermere, CD 

4 Brl~adoon's London Po~ 

OPEN BLUE MERLE BITCH 16 shown 

[ Wannabee An Apple Blossum 

2 W.ya of Hazelwood 

3 Windhills Mist.y Shiner 

4 Creelman 1 • Fat- and Sa sale 

OPEN RED MERLE BITCH 5 shown 

t Spirit OWl JlLLaroo 

2 Kristina's Cinnamon and Spice 

3Aquaroo Cream Soda, CD 

4 Aquaroo' s Kimberley K. 

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WINNER'S BITCH: NELSON'S PHOEBE OF GOLD 

NUGGET 

RESERVE WINNER'S BITCH: WANNABEE AN .APPLE 

BLOSSUM 

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ST 01' ~~~U: ~11. UU.:,.LVUKI IAlUU:.J:. UI\.I,Ul 1 Wl\U 

ST OPPOSITE SEX: CH. SOMERCR,ST COPPER WIGGLES OF TALKOOK 

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EST OF WINNERS: FIELDMASTER 1 a PIZZA D! ACTION 

OBEDIEl«:! 

OVElC! A Jud~e: SUE GREENLEAF 

Aurora's Jake 0 1 Shawnneay score: 192% 

Timberwood 1 a Obi Kenobi score: 192 

TaDya'a Treaured Tuffyn acore: 188% 

Gardner'• Mandy Blue score: 188 

PEN_A Judge: JANICE MITCHELL 

All That Glitters of Gefion, CD, STD score: 198 

Brigadoon'• Blue Esquire score: 19~ 

Lawson's Cool Shamus, CD score: 194 

NOVICE B Jud8e: SUE GREENLEAF 

[ Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska 

2 Glacier Crest Seattle Secret 

3 Timberwooda Summer Mist 

4 Three Pine's Blue Inspiration 

score: 19eM 

score: 196-1 

score: 196 

score: . 19~ 

PEN B 

. Walkup'• Bilbo Ba8gina of Tri Ivory, UD score: 198 % 

Cb. Apache Tears of Timberline, UD,ATD,OTD score: 197 

Silverledge'a Cattle Kate, CDX,STD-d acore: 195L 

Ch.Beauwood'a Johnny Walker Rea, CDX score: 192"2 

flLITY 

Cb, Apaehe Tear• of Ttmberline, UD,ATD,OTD acore: 195\ 

HIGH SCORING 

HIGH SCORING 

OVlCE JR. 

Linda Antinetti 

Kriatina Lee 

OBEDIENCE1 TRI-lVORY BAKED ALASKA 

JUNIOR - OBEDIENCE: KELLY HANSON with THREE PINE'S BLU! INSPIRATION 

REG. 

. JR, HANDLING JUDGE: JOAN MYERS 

BEST JR. HANDLER: 

OPEN JR. 

NOVICE SR. 

1 Shannon R. Kimes I Jackie Spicuzza 

2 Katherine D8Y.ia 2 Jeff Leaeb 

3 Randy McCorkle 3 Ronnette Hutehinaon 

4 Jeff McCorkle 4 Tanya Kay Hibbing 

KELLY HAMSON 

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OPIN SR, 

1 Kelly Hanaon 

2 Lori Park 

3 Shirley PaakeU 

OPEN JR, 

Randy McCorkle 

Katherine Davia 

Jackie Spicuzza 

Jamea Sicard 

BEST JR • HANDLER: 

KELLY HANSON 

NATIONAL P'INALS 

JR. HANDLING 

JUDGE: JUDY SCHOLES 

Open Sr, 

1 Kelly Hanson 

2 Shirley Paskell 

3 Lori Park 

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198U ASCA NATIONAL TRIAL RESULTS. KING COUNTY FAlR GROUNDS, ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON 

AUGUST 31, 1980 JUDGE: JOAN CAHPI~ONICA = DUCKS 

STARTED DUCKS (18) 

1 I 353 lncenae Cedar of Cheshire 

2 # 126 Range Rider'• Silver Nickle 

3 I 127 Smithfield'• Calico Lady 

4 # 159 Sage's Kelly Blue, COX 

QS I 244 Donegal's Travelen Man 

QS I 185 J & J Strike-He-Fancy 

SCORE 

86 

85 

75 

71 

71 

69 

~PEN DUCKS (7) SCORE 

95 

70 

70 

68 

[ I 379 Vest 1 s Char~ in Bell Star, STD-d-1-c 

2 I LS~ Silverled~ea Cattle Kate, CDX,STD-d 

3 I 140 Taycin 1 a Blue Angel of Arovista, CDX,STD 

4 I 131 Rhodes' Sky Blue Splotch, CDX,STD-d 

ADVANCED DUCKS (3) 

1 I 117 Ch. Powder 

2 # 123 Westwind's 

3 I 202 Ch. Apache 

River's City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 

Miss Moon Glow,CD,OTD,STD 

Teara of Timberline,UD,ATD,OTD 

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SHEEP 

JUDGE: 

STARTED SHEEP (12) 

I I 127 Smithfield• Calico Lady 

2 * 105 Blue Isle SWeet Sage of Talkook 

} I 133 Ch. .Beauwood 1 1 Jdlnn" Walker Red, 

BOB CARRILLO 

SCORE 

[02 

57 

CDX 39 

OPEN jHEEP (]) 

f. #79 Veat 1 • Char~ in Bell Star, STD-d-1-e 

2 I 117 Ch. Powder River 1 1 City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 

3 # 140 Taycin 1 a Blue Angel of Aroviata, CDX,STD 

4 # 131 Rhodea'Sky Blue Splotch, CDX,STD-d 

~V~ED SHEEP (2) 

I 202 Ch. Apache Tear• ~Timberline, UD,ATD,OTD 

2 # 123 westwind. Hiaa Moon Glow,CD,OTD,STD 

CATTLE JUDGE: BOB CARRILLO 

STARTED CATTLE (11) 

SCORE 

1 I 353 Incense Cedar ot Cheshire 

90 

2 I 127 Smithfields Calico Lady 

81 

3 # 357 WW Me~ 52-3 

68 

4 I 122 Romer•• Magnolia Bloaaum, STD,SD 67 

OPEN CATTLE (3) 

1 ; 379 Veat •a Chargin Bell Star 9 STD-d-1-e 

2 I 310 Butler'• Krystal Blue 4-2 

3 # 117 Ch. Powder River 1 1 City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 

ADVANCED CATTLE ( 3) 

I ILLS Windaong 1 a Miska, CD,STD-e 

~ #202 Ch. Apache Teara of Timberline,'UD,ATD,OTD 

3 1145 Pieraon•a Tri-Bear 

SCORE 

88 

81 

77 

SCORE 

97 

72 

72 

69 

95 

81 

SCORE 

roo 

93 

78 

SCORE 

91 

80 

76 

HIGH SCORING IN TRIAL: #127 SMITHFIELDS CALICO LADY 102 STARTED SHEEP

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' 1980 ASCA NATIONAL TRIAL RESULTS. KING COUNTY FAIR GRODNDS, ENUMCLAW, WASHINGT9N· 

' SEPTEMBER 1, 1980 

DUCKS JUDGE: BOB VEST 

STARt~ DUCK§ (12 ) 

SCORE 

1 #1 Range Rider's Silver Nickle 

86 

2 #139 Lavaon 1 a Co9l Shamua, CD 

79 

3 #143 Patch-Work'• Drum 

76 

4 #133 Cb. 8eauwood 1 a Jrnny Walker Red, COX 

QS #326 Sage'• Shade of Blue late 

QS #205 Harvest Teara Pride 'N Joy, CD 

OPEN DUCKS (7) 

l #159 Sa~e'a Kelly Blue, CDX 

2 #155 Silverledgea Cattle Kate, CDX,STD-d 

3 #127 Smithfie1da Calico Lady 

4 1119 Ch. Colorado'• Ravishing Ruby, CD,STD 

74 

75 (in aeaaon) 

74 

103 

' 91 

84 

75 

ADVANCED DUCKS (3) 

1 #117 Ch. Powder River'• City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 

2 #123 wea~ind'a Mlaa Moon Glow, CD,OTD,STD 

3 #202 Cb. Apache Tear• of Timberline UD,ATD,OTD 

SHEEP 

JUDGE: WALLY BUTLER 

STARifD SHEEP (9) 

l #1 6 Range Rider'• Silver Nickle 90 

2 #127 S.ithfielda Calico Lady 88 

3 1323 Lambeth'• Kriapy Kritter, CD 57 

SCORE 

81 

69 

63 

OPEN. S~EEP (6) SCORE 

1 #11 Ch. Powder River'• City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 90 

2 #140 Taycin'• Blue Angel of Aroviata, CDX,STD 76 

ADVANCED SHEEP (2) 

1 #123 Weatwind*a Miss Moon Glow, CD,OTD,STD 83 

2 #202 Ch. Apache Tear• of Timberline, UD,ATD,OTD 81 

CATTL! 

STARTED CAITL! (14) 

1 #127 Smithfield• Calico Lady 

2 #122 Romer's Ma~nolia Bloaaum 

3 #377 Donegal's Rainbow Maker 

4 #159 Sage's Kelly Blue, CDX 

JUDGE: WALLY BUTLER 

SCOR! 

78 

72 

65 

60 

OPEN CATTLE (3) 

[ #[17 Ch. Powder River's City Slicker, AD,STD,OTD 

2 #353 lncenae Cedar of Cheshire 

3 #324 Lambeth's Specklea, STD-a,OTD-d 

ADVANCED CATTLE (2) 

1 #115 Wlndaong 1 a Miaka, CD, STD-c. 

2 #145 Pierson's Tri-Bear 

SCOR! 

93 

61 

SCORE 

77 

76 

63 

HIGH SCORING IN TRIAL: #159 SAGE'S KELLY BLUE, CDX 103 OPEN DUCKS ~ 

HIGH SCORING JR. HANDLER-WORKING: KATHERINE DAVIS with Harvest Teara Pride 'N Joy.a 

MOST VERSATILE AUSSl!: CH. APACHE TEAR'S OF TIMB!RLIN!,UD,ATD,OTD 

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ARIZONA 

June 14, 1980, Snowflake Aussie Show, Judgea Sue Sparr, 

Regular Dogs-1), Puppy Bitches-2. Regular Bitohes-10, 

Puppy Dogs-1, 

Specials-2, 

4-6 pd (l)a Bumblebee's Dublin Dandy, 2-4 pb (l)a High Time of Odyssey, 

4-6 pb (l)a Bumblebee's Irish Springtime. BOB Puppya High Time of Odyssey, 

BOS Puppya Bumblebee's Dublin Dandy, 

DOGSa 6-9 (2)t San Pedro's Little Willie, 9-12 (l)t Command Performance of 

HaZelwood, Novice ()}a Hoka Hey of Hazelwood, Am, Bre4. (2)a Twotrack 

Classic Design, Open Black (l)a Traveler of Odyssey, Open Blue (5)a 

Bumblebee's Quest of Twotrack WDa Bumblebee's Quest of Twotrack, 

RWDa Traveler of Odyssey, 

BITCHES& 9-12 (l)a Bumblebee's Hummin Hemi Honey, Novice (l)a Carousel's 

Tessoka of Natahni, Am, Bred (J)a Briarbrook's Desbah of Natahni, 

Open Black (2)a Bumblebee's Bizi Bee of Aslan, Open Blue (J) Mystic 

Mariah of Windsor. WBa Briarbrook's Desbah of Natahni, RWBa Bumblebee's 

Hummin Heni Honey BOBa CH. Tribute of Windsor. BOSa Briarbrook's Desbah 

of Natahni. BOWa Bumblebee's Quest of Twotrack, 

OBEDIENCE• Grad, Novice (6)a Charm of Windsor CD,STD-d - 199, 

of Windsor CD, STD-d 

JR. HANDLINGaOpen 1)-16a Brenda Seymour--Also Best Jr, Handler 

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HSDa Charm 

June 15, 1980 Az, White Mtn, Kennel Club Fun Match, Judgea John Mayhall, 

Puppy DOgs-1, Regular Dogs-14, Puppy Bitches-2. Regular Bitches-10, 

Specials-2. 

4-6 pd(l)aPearl, 4-6 pb(2)a High Time of Odyssey, BOB Puppy-High Time of 

Odyssey, BOS Puppy-Pearl 

DOGSa 6-9(1)a Bumblebee's Dublin Dandy, 9-12())• Command Performance of 

Hazelwood, Novice(2)a Hoka Hey of Hazelwood, AM, Bred,(2)a F1eldmaster's 

First String, BBX(l)aBumblebee's Mi•ter B,, CD, Open Bluel (Z)a Taos of 

San Pedro, Open Black(l)a Traveler of Odyssey, WDa Command Performance of 

Hazelwood, RWDa Hoka Hey of Hazelwood, 

BITCHES& 6-9(1)a Bumblebee's Irish Springtime, 9-12(1)a Bumblebee's 

Humm'n Hemi Honey, Novice(l)a Carousel's Tessaka of Natahni, Am, Bred 

(2)aBriarbrook's Desbah of Natahni, Open Black(2)a Natahni's Squaw Dancer 

of Odyssey, Open Blue(J)a Mystic Myriah of Windsor, WBa Mystic Myriah 

of Windsor, RWBa Natahni's Squaw Dancer of Odyssey, 

BOB, 1st Working Group, and Best in Match(7 Groups)aCH, Tribute of Windsor. 

BOS and BOWa Mystic Myriah of Windsor, 

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July 19 1 1980, ASC of Az, July Member Show, Judgea Carl Anderson, Puppy 

Dogs-6. Reg, Oogs-22, Puppy Bitches-5. Reg, Bitches~29. Specials-4, 

2-4 pd(5)• Mtn, Terrace Dusty Mirage, 4-6 pd(l)a Blueorest Captain, 

2-4 pb(J)a Coquette of Windsor, 4-6pb(2)a Shadbriar's Mirror Image of 

Hymie, 

DOGSa6-9 (5)a Ambush of Odyssey, 9-12 (l)a Pardon My Dust of Hazelwood, 

~ NOV10e(7)• Summer Storm of Windsor, Am, Bred(4)a Royalty King of Dersert 

....., Hills, Open (5)• Dreamweaver of Harcourt, WDa Dreamweaver of Harcourt 

RWDa Paruon My Dust of Hazelwood, 

BITCHES& 6-9(5)• Grand Entry's Ruta Ba~gins of Ironwood, 9-12(5)• Carol's 

Foxfire Lady of Mtn, Terrace, Novice(2la Shrum's Christabelle of Kachina, 

Am, Bred(6)a Grand Entry's SWeet Song, BBX(4)a Desiree of Windsor, Open 

(7)• Timberline Holy Terror, WBa Desiree of Windsor, RWBa Timberline's 

Holy Terror. BOBaCH, Welcome of Windsor, BOSaCH, Tribute of Windsor, 

BOWa Dreamweaver of Harcourt, 

OBEDIENCEaNovice Y(6) Sandra's Chad-Dobe-199. Novice(6la Gonna Taka Chance 

VMC-Rottw,-19Jt, Open())• Erika Von Der Wusten Rose CD-ger, Shep.-192t. 

JR. HANDLINGs Open 6-12 yrs, (l)a Amy Rutherford, Open 13-17 yrs. (2)a Mitzi 

Murray--Also Best Jr, Handler. 

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August 16 1 

1980, ASC of Az, Show, Judgea Steve Adams, Puppy Dogs-5. Reg, 

Dogs-19. Puppy Bitches-4, Reg, Bitches-22, Specials-5. 

2-4 pd(4)aBlumblebee's Best Bet of Twotrack, 4-6 pd(l)a Red Mese's Ruff-N 

Tuff, 2-4 pb(l)a Illusion of Serenity of Mtn. Terrace, 4-6 pb(J)a Shadbriar's 

Mirror Image of Hymie, BOB PuppyBumblebee's Best Bet of Twotrack, 

BOS Puppya Shadbriar's Mirror Image of Hymie, 

DOGSa 6-9(4)a Mt, View's Duskfire, Novice(5)a Johnson's Texas Dose', 

~ed(J)• Mt, View's Arizona Sunset, BBX(J)a Make Believe of Aslan, 

Open(4)a Hymie's Hi-Lite of Windsor. WDa Hymie's Hi-Lite of Windsor, 

RWDa Johnson's Texas Dose', 

BITCHES• 9-12(3)• Carol's Foxfire Lady of Mtn, Terrace, Novice(4)t Bumblebee's 

Humm'n Hemi Honey, Am. Bred(J)a Midget of Ironwood, BBX(5)a Shadbriar's 

Utopian Paradise, Open(7)• Grand Entry's Shades of Summer, 

WBa Grand Entry's Shades of Summer. RWBt Shadbr1ar's Utopian Paradise, 

BOBa CH, Hallmark of Windermere, BOSa CH, Welcome of Winsor, BOWa Hymie's 

Hi-Lite of Windsor, 

JR. HANDLINGt Open 8-12• Amy Rutherford. Open 1)-16a Stepanie Chilton, 

Best Jr. Handler• Amy Rutherford, 

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CALIFORNIA 

June 21, 1980, CCAS Fanciers Member Show. Judgea Fred Ferguson. Puppy 

Dogs-14, Reg, Dogs-20, Puppy Bitches-5. Reg, Bitches-)2, Specials-9. 

2-4 pd(12)a White Oak's Three Star Hennesy, 4-6 pd(2)a Brigadoon's Tom 

Thumb, 2-4 pb(5)• No name, BOB Puppya White Oak's Three Star Hennesy, 

BOS Puppya No name, 

DOGSa6-9(J)s Unknown, 9-12(2)• Windhill's Dancer. Novice(2)a Parkers 

Sylvaneok Micah, BBX(2)a Windhill's Sunglow, Am, Bred()}a Windhill's 

Blue Specter, Open Blue(2)a Blue Mist High Country, Open Black()}• 

A~rogance of Heatherh111, Open Red()}• Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska, WDt Tri 

Ivory Baked Alaska, RWDsWindhill's Blue Specter, 

BITCHESs 6-9(6)a Bianca, 9-12(5)• Windchester's Carousel, Nov1ce(4)a Polly, 

BBX(2)a Wlndhill's Silver Spiner, Am, Bred(2)t Creelman's Fat & Sassie. 

Open Blue(7)• Maranatha Star-Spangled Banner, Open Black(2) Sunsweet of 

Heatherhill. Open Red(4)s Dakota Blue Rainie Day, WBa Maranatha Star 

Spangled Banner, RWBa Bianca, BOBa CH, Tri-Ivory Ruff Rider, BOS & BOWa 

Maranatha Star- Spangled Banner,

~ OBEDIENCEsNovice Y(16)s Doding Duke Dallton-G, Ret,-160, Novice(17)• 

~ Patch-Work's Chicanery-Aussie-199!. Grad, Novice(2)• Brigadoons Blue 

esquire-Aussie-197!. Open(5l• Tory's Vagabond Kelly-Shet, Sheepdog-197!. 

Utility(4)s Towtracks Terpsicore of Depindet- Aussie-195!. 

JR, HANDLINGs 7 & Underj1)t Clayton Morre, 8-12(9)• Dennis Iverson, 

13-16(4)• Caye Weipert, Senior(J)s A, Eklund, Best Jr, Handlers Caye 

Weipert, 

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June 22, 1980,CCAS Fanciers Member Show, Judgeas Dogs- Terry Graves, 

Bitches- John Carson, Puppy Dogs-12, Puppy Bitches-6, Reg, Dogs-15. 

Reg, Bitches-32. Specials-9. 

2-4 pd(10)s Harlequins Skipper, 4-6 pd(2)s Brigadoon's Saga, 

Windmill's Sweet Divinity, 4-6 pb(1)s Brigadoon's Spellbound, 

Brigadoon's Spellbound, BOS Puppys Harlequins Skipper s. 

2-4 pb(5) I 

BOB Puppyr 

DOGSs9-12(3)• Wild West Blister, Novice(1)s Copper Canyon Rustler's Salud, 

BBX{1)s Windhills Sunglow, Am, Bred(J)s Sandyland's On the Rocks, Open 

Blue(2)• Silver Pride of Berryhill. Open Black(2)s Arrogance of Heatherhill, 

Open Red(3)• Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska, WDs Arrogance of Heatherhill. RWDs 

Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska, 

BITCHES• 6-9(6)s Mark's Image of Pandemonium, 9-12(4)s Ridgetop's Sourdough 

Sadie, Novice(2)s Polly, Am. Bred(3)s Creelman's Fat & Sassie, 

Ope~ Blue(8)s Peppertree's Starduster. Op~n Black(4)s Sunsweet of Heatherhill, 

Open' Red(J)sDakota Blue Rainie Day, WBs Sunsweet of Heatherhill. RWBs 4-C's 

Jessie Belle, BOBs The Captain of Heatherhill, BOS & BOWs Sunsweet of 

Heatherhill, 

OBEDIENCEs Novice Y(22)s Windhills Mark-Aussie. Novice(12)sRaggedy Andy 

Aussie-199t++. Grad, Novice(1)s Patch-work Chicanery-Aussie-199!. Open(6)s 

Walkup's Snowbourn Nenya-Aussie-187!. Utility(3)• Keeshound-186, 

JR. HANDLINGs 8-12(13)• Randy McCorkle, 13-16(7)sCaye Weipert, Sen&or(J)s 

A, Eklund, Best Jr. Handlers Caye Weipert, 

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June 29, 1980, Fun Match, Judges Beverly Turner, Puppy Dogs-10, Reg, Dogs- 

23. Puppy Bitches-B. Reg, Bitches-20. Specials-6, 

2-4 pd(5)• Stardusts Aragorn of Trilogy. 2-4~b (2)s Stardust's Cotton Candy, 

4-6 pd(5)• Happy Day's Spectacular Bid, 4-6 pb (6)s Sunser Ray Morning Star, 

BOB Puppys Stardust's Aragorn of Trilogy, BOS Puppys Sunser Ray Morning Star, 

eeGSt 6-9(4)t Shady Acres Soldier Blue, 9-12(2)s Winchester's Gabiel, Novice 

TIT! Windhill's Johney Rebel, Am, Bred(3)s Bobby's Gobber of Fireslide, 

BBX(2)s Walter's Shilo of Oabrielino, Open Black(4)s Sandyland's on the Rocks, 

Open Blue(4), Cactus Bob of Coppertone, Open Red(3)• Wrangler's of Calgary, 

WDs Cactus Bob of Coppertone, RWD: Shady Acres Soldier Blue. 

BITCHES•9~~2(3)• Arouista Collin of Talkook, Novice(5)• Miss Priss of Mtn, 

Terrace, Am. Bred(2)• Windhill's Silver Spinner, BBX(2)• Sweet Dreams of 

Stardust, Open Black(4), Fascination of Windermere, Open Blue(3)s Peppertree's 

Starduster, Open Red(l)s Amber's Red Magic, WBt Peppertree's Starduster, 

RWBt Fascination of Windermere, BOB1 CH. Wagonwheel's Jug, BOSt Peppertree's 

Starduster, BOW• Not Listed, 

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COLORADO 

June 22, 1980, Denver Metro Samoyed Club, Judge• Jack Girton, Puppys-4 

Dogs-8, Bitches-6, Specials-0, 

2-4 pd(1)s Mighty Fine Legacy, 4-6 pb(3)s Shadey Mountain's Sumac, 

BOB Puppys Shadey Mountains Sumac. BOS Puppys Mighty Fine Legacy, 

DOGSs 6-9(3)s Justa Rock of Mountain High, Open Red Merle(1)• Mighty Fine 

Acy Duecy, Open Blue Merle(3)s Moeller's Blue Chip, Open AOAC(1)s Ruff-N 

Reddy Joe Willy Wang, WDs Moeller's Blue Chip. RWD1 Windjammer of Gefion, 

BITCHESs Open Red Merle(2)• Chekota's Tico. Open Blue Merle(4)s J-D Natchez 

Squaw, WBs J- ··D Natchez Squaw, RWBt Jone's Mity Bite, 

BOB & BOWs Moeller's Blue Chip, BOSs J-D Natchez Squaw, 

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June 29 1 1980, Quint Valley Fain A,S, Fun Match. Judges Bernice Helenski, 

Puppy Dogs-2, Reg, Dogs-5. Puppy Bitohes-3. Reg, Bitches-B. Speoials-1, 

2-4 pd(2)s Mighty Fine Legacy, 4-6 pb(J)s Shadey Mountain's Sumac, 

BOB Puppys Shadey Mountain's Sumac, BOS Puppys Mighty Fine Legacy, 

~s BBX(1)s Colorado Ketchum, Open Red Merle(1)• Mighty Fine Acey Dueoy, 

Open Blue Merle(2)• Moeller's Blue Chip CD, Open AOAC(l)• Ruff-N-Reddy 

Joe Willy Wang, WDtMighty Fine Acey Duecy, RVDsRuff-N-Reddy Joe Willy Wang, 

BITCHES• 6-9(1)s Colorado Sunbonnet Sioux, Open Red Merle(3)s Colorado's 

Jesse Charity, Open Blue Merle(2)• Colorado Columbine. Open AOAC(2)• 

Lawrence's Gretle. WBs Colorado's Sunbonnet Sioux, RWBa Colorado Columbine 

Working Dog Class(1)a CH. McGuire's SeMeGo Hemi UDT OTD-c STD-s STD-d, 

BOB• CH. McGuire's SeMeGo Hemi UDT OTD-c STD-s STD-d, 

Sunbonnet Sioux, BOWa Mighty Fine Acey Duecy, 

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BOStColorado'e 

July 13, 1980, Friends of the Shelties Fun Match, Judgea Rick White, Puppys 

4, Dogs-4 Bitches-3. 

2-4 pd(2)• Silvercast Shadow, 4-6 pd(1)• Still Mighty Fine, 4-6 pb(1)• Migh 

Fin~ Desire. BOB Puppya Silvercast Shadow, BOS PuppytMighty Fine· Desire, 

D08St ~0pen > Rid Merle (1)a Mighty Fine Acey Duecy, Open Blue Merle(3)• Windja 

of Gefion. WD• Windjammer of Gefion. RWD• Moeller's Blue Chip, 

BITCHES• Open Red Merlea Dakota Blue Cotton Dandy, WBa Dakota Blue Cotton 

Candy, RWB1 Las Rooosa Chalcedony, BOB & BOW• lif6.hdlallllilflJE:ot : Getilol1~ = 

BOSt Dakota Blue Cotton Candy, 

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July 20, 1980, Friends of Mal's Fun Match, Judges Don Wllker, Puppys-4, 

Dogs-5. Bitohes-5. 

2-4 pd(2)• Silveroast Shadow, 4-6 pd(1)a Still Mighty Fine, 4-6 pb(1)• 

Mighty Fine Besire, BOB PuppyaSilveroast Shadow, BOS Puppy• Mighty Fine 

Desire, 

DOGS• 6-9(1)• Mountain High's Justa Rock, Open Red Merle(1)• Mighty Fine 

Aoey Dueoy, Open Blue Merle(3)• Moeller's Blue Chip. WDt Mountain High's 

Justa Rook, RWDt Joeller' Blue Chip,CD, 

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BITCHES• Open Red Merle(J)• Chekota's Tico, Open Blue Merle(2)• 

Sweet Pepper, WB1 Chekota's Tico, RWB1 Robert's Sweet Pepper, 

Chekota's T1co, BOS1 Mountain High's Justa Rock, 

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MINNESOTA 

Roberts 

BOB &: BOW, 

Ausust 16, 1980, UMASC Summer Show, Judges• Conf,, Phylis Beecroft, Obed,, 

Marl Sqatash, Puppy Dogs-7. Reg, Dogsy9, Puppy Bitches-5. Beg , Bitches-9, 

2-4 pd(4), Sandi Land's East Rider, 4-6 pd(J)• Joshua of Kimbrooke, 2-4 pb 

(2)t Sandi Land's Miss Congeneality, 4-6 pb(2)1 Brown's Nula of K1mbrooke, 

BOB Puppy, Joshua of Kimbrooke, BOS Puppy, Brown's Nula of Kimbrooke. 

DOGSt 6-9(2)t Blue Sky's Sky King, Novice(2)t Slash V, Winslow's Clyde, 

Am, Bred(J)t Peace Pipe Country Cactus, Open(2)t Jayhawk of Coppertone, 

WD1 Jayhawk of Coppertone, RWDt Blue Sky's Sky King, 

BITCHES• 6-9(J)tXrause's Blue Sky Painted Lady, Novice(2)t Dutch Mistress 

of Wyndham, Am, Bred(2)• Roemer's Cherokee Sun of Y-Cross, Open(2)t 

Scottsman's Lass of Timberwood, WBt Scottsman's Lass of Timberwood, RWB1 

Brisquet of Coppertone, BOB &: BOWt Jayhawk of Coppertone, BOS1 Scottsman's 

Lass of Timberwood, 

OBEDIENCEt Novice(6)t Roemer's Cherokee Sun of Y-Cross, 

Roemer's Cherokee Sun of Y-Cross, 

HIGH SCORING AUSSIEt 

JR, HANDLINGt 0-7 yrs,(2) Peter Danzl, 8-12 yrs,(1) Meg Kimbler, 1J-16(2)t 

Linda Peterson 

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MISSISSIPPI 

July 11, 1980, Miss. Coast ASC Show&: Obed, Trial, Judgesr Conf,r Dr. Robert 

Smith, Obed,t Brenda Stepro. Puppy Dogs•J, Reg, Dogs-9, Puppy Bitches-), 

Reg, Bitches-12, 

2-4 pd(J)r Gabbard's Little Patches , 2-4 pb(Jl• Hemi's Delight of Windmill 

Hills, BOB Puppyr Hemi's Delight or Windmill Hills, BOS Puppyt Gabbards 

Little Patches, 

DOGSr 9-12(1) Hado-Bar's Buckshot. Novice(2)t Fairley's Sidney, Am, Bred(1) 

Be&Uwood's Starsky, BBX(1) Kintyre's Lotta Smoke, Open Black(1)t Shy K &: D's 

Partner, Open Blue Merle(2)• Crystal Dash of Hazelwood. Open Red Merle(l)t 

Shy K &: D's Mean Machine, WDt Crystal Dash of Hazelwood, RWDr Beauwood's 

Starsky, 

BITCHESt Novice())t Blossom or Windmill Hills, Am Bred(1) Scicilan Kiss of 

Sunnybrook, Open Blaok(1)r Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, Open Blue Merle 

(2)• Riggin's lady Blue, Open Red Merle(J)r Shy K&:D 's Kopper Kellie, Open 

Red(2)r Ruff-N-Reddy Magic Sparkle, WBt Ruff-N-Reddy Magic Sparkle, RWB1 

Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, BOB&: BOWt Ruff-N-Reddy Magic Sparkle, 

BOS1 Crystal Dash of Hazelwood, 

OBEDIENCE• Novice Y(4)r Eaton's Amanda Lucky Bear, Novice A(5) Shy K &: D's 

Partner, Novice B(J)• Molly of Windmill Hills, HIGH SCORING DOG & HIGH 

SCORING AUSSIE1 Shy K & D's Partner- No Score listed, 

~ JR, HANDLINGr 4-7 yrs,(1)r Justin Fairley with Fairle~'s Sidr.ey, 

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July 12, 1980, Miss. 'Coast ASC Show&: Obed, Trial, Judgesr Conf.r Mrs , Dot 

Gerth, Obed,1 Larry Schillenkamp, Puppy Dogs-5. Reg, Dogs-12, Puppy Bitchee 

4, Reg, Bitches-lJ, Speoials-1. 

2-4 Pd(5) Highwind's Copper Caligari, 2-4 pb(J)r Hemi's Delight of Windmill 

Hill's. 4-6 pb(1)t Ragin Cajun Sassafrass, BOB, Puppy• Hemi's Delight of 

Windmill Hills, BOS PuppY• H1ghwind's Copper Caligari, 

DOGS• 6-9(1)• Big-N-Red of Sunnybrook, 9-12(1) Hado-Bar's Buckshot, Novice 

~Fairley's Sidney, Am,Bred(l)r Beauwood's Starsky, BBX(l)r Kintyre Lotta 

Smoke, Open Black(1)r Shy K & D's Partner. Open Blue Merle(J)r Fox of Windso: 

CD, Open Red Merle(l)r Shy K & D's Mean Machine, WDr Fox of Windsor CD, 

RWD1 Crystal Dash of Hazelwood, 

BITCHES• 6~9(1)• Fairoak's Scarlet Ribbons, 9-12(2)• Hado-Bar's Harmony. 

Novice(2)t Kintyre's Tiffany Ann, Am, Bred(1)r Blossom of Windmill Hills, 

Open Black(1)• Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, Open Blue Merle(J)r 

H1gg1n's Lady Blue, Open Red Merle(J)t Windmill Hill's Regal Fanfare, 

WBt Riggin's Lady Blue, RWBt Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, 

BOB1 Ruff-N-Reddy Magic Sparkle, BOS1 Higgin's Lady Blue, BOW1 Fox of 

Windsor CD. 

OBEDIENCEt Novice Y(5) t Eaton's Amada Lucky Bear, Novice A(6.)J yShy K &: D's 

Partner, Novice B(J)• Bayou Cricket Guadalupe, Grad, Novice()) Cricket, 

Open(6)1 Gritz Metenimemzet. HIGH SCORING AUSSIE• Shy K &: D's Partnery 

No Score Listed, 

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July lJ, 1980, Miss. Coast ASC Show and Obed, Trial, Judget Conf.r Dr, 

Maurice Waller. Obed,, Elenor Schillenkamp, Puppy Dogs-4, Reg, Dogs-10, 

Puppy Bitches-4 ~. Reg , Bitches-12, Specials-1, 

2-4 pd(4)• Diamond Laddy, 2-4 pb(4), Hemi's Delight of Windmill Hills, 

BOB Puppy• Hemi's Delight of Windmill Hills. BOS Puppyr Diamond Laddy, 

DOGS• 6-9(1)r Big-N-Red of Sunnybrook, 9-12(1)t Hado-Bar's Buckshot, 

Novice(J)r Fairley's Sidney, BBX(l) Kintyre Lotta Smoke. Open Black(l)r 

Shy K & D's Partner. Open Blue(2)• Crystal Dash of Hazelwood, Open Red 

Merle(l) Shy K & D's Mean Machine, WDr Crystal Dash of Hazelwood, RWDr 

Kintyre's Lotta Smoke. 

BITC~ES1 6-9(1)t Fairoak's Scarlet Ribbons, 9-12(2)• Hado-Bar's Harmony, 

Novice( 2) • Kintyre Tiffany Ann , Am, Bred(l)t Blossom of Windmill Hills. 

Open Black(l)• Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, Open Blue Merle(2)• Riggin's 

Lady Blue. Open Red Merle(J)r Windmill Hill's Regal Fanfare, WBt H1ggin's 

Lady Blue, RWB1 Windmill Hill's Star Attraction, BOB• Crystal Dash of 

Hazelwood, 

OBEDIENCEr Novice Y(7) • Eaton's Amanda Lucky Bear, Novice A(7)t Windmill 

Hill's Star Attrac1on, Novi ce B(Jj: Bayou Cricket of Guadalupe, Open(2)r 

Fox of Windsor CD, HIGH SCORING DOGt Ba,ou Cricket of Guadalupe, HIGH 

SCORING AUSSIE t Fox of Windsor CD, 

: R, HANDLING • Age 4-7(2)1 Annell Fayard with Shy K & D's Kopper Kellie, 

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Ap•~l - 12,1980. SNAC Silver Dollar Specialty. Judgess Jo Walker, Don Walker, 

and Don Rodgers. Puppy Dogs-16, Reg. Dogs-)9. Puppy Bitches-21. Bitches 

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2-4 AOCpd(4)s Almosthaven's Gentle Ben, 2-4 Blue pd(9)s Rain Bow Lorraine 

Spangler, 4-6 pd(J)s Fantesy Island's Contender, 2-4 AOC pb(6)s Midnight 

Lace o~ Dragonwyre, 2-4 Blue pb(10)s Talkook · "Jillaroue: 4-6 pb(5)s Ebony 

o~ Saddlebe.ck, BOB Puppys Talkook "Jillaroue", BOS Puppys Almosthaven's 

Gentle Ben, 

DOGSs 6-9(3) Arovista Pitchblack o~ Talkook, 9-12()}• Stardust's MRk'n Smoke, 

Novice(8)s Fieldmaster's Wizard o~ Ahhs, Am Bred(7)s Talkooks Rikki Rooster, 

BBX(4)s Great Expectations of Happy Days, · Open Black())s Talkook's Always a 

Winner, Open Blue Merle(?)• Talkook Superstar of Saddleback, Open Red Merle 

(4) 1 

Just mak'n Trouble of Calgony, WDs Arovista Pitchblack of Talkook, 

RWDs Talkooks Always a Winner, 

BITCHESs 6-9(5)• Q,C,'s Fairy Tale High, 9-12(6)a Bumblebee's Bizi Bee of Aslon. 

Novice(l)s Quinn's Sissie Girl, Am, Bred(4)s Happy Days of Mocha Mix. BBX 

(6)s Q,C, Touch of Class, Open Black(4)a Bright Promise of Happy Days, 

Open Blue Merle()}s Midget of Ironwood, Open Red(2)s Crimson Clay Lady, 

Open Red Merle(1)s Taycin's Cayenne of Slash V, WBs Bumblebee's Bizi Bee of 

Aslon, RWBa Happy Days Mocha Mi%, BOB :& BOWs Arovista Pitchblack of 

Talkook. BOSa CH. Somercrest Copper Wiggles o~ Talkook STD. 

Stud Dogs CH, Moore's Chino CD, 

Brood Bitcha CH, Coles Buttons of Talkook. 

JR HANDLINGs Novice 8-12s Carolyn Potter, Open 1)-16s Stephanie Chilton 

BEST JR. HANDLERs Stephanie Chilton, 

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Q.!lliQQ!i 

August 2J, 1980, ASC of Rogue Valley Show. Judgea Lewis Bayne. Puppy Dogs-). 

Reg, Dogs-41, Puppy Bitches-?. Reg, Bitches-65. Specials-21. 

4-6 pd(J)a Starcross Elksman, 2-4 pb( 2 )a Echo Pines Boogie Fever, 4-6 pb 

()}s Lucky Punch of Starcross, BEST PUPPY DOGa Starcross Elksman. BEST 

PUPPY BITCHa Echo Pines Boogie Fever, 

DOGS: 6-9(7)• Final Editon of Windermere. 9-12()}: Shady Acre's Soldier 

BlUe. Novice()}• Brigadoon's New Era, Am, Bred(6)s Slash V Wild Timber, 

BBX()}s Colorado's Ketchum, Open Black(6): sunwood's Reach for the Sun, 

Open Blue Merle(7)a Talkook Superstar of Saddleback. Open Red Merle()): 

Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska, WDs Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska, RWDs Talkook Superstar 

of Saddleback, 

BITCHESs 6-9(10) 1 Nelson's Phoebe o~ Gold Nugget, 9-12(6) 1 Pepper's Shawnee, 

Novice(lO)s Brigadoon's London Fog, Am, Bred(9)s Sitting Pretty of Sunnybrook, 

BBX(7)s Three Pine Carbine. Open Black(9)s All That Jazz of Ge~ion. Open 

Blue Merle(9): Daydream of Windermere, Open Red Merle(5)s Spirit Owl of 

Jillaroo, WB: All That Jazz of Gefion. RWBs Three Pine Carbine, BOB: CH, 

Skipjack of Saddleback,, BOSs CH, Cole's Buttons of Talkook, 

Stud Dog(4)a CH, Sun's Mark of Windermere, 

Buttons of Talkook, 

Veteran's Dog(1)s Las Rocosa Canadian Pepe, 

Powder Ci t y Slicker AD,STD,OTD, 

Brood Birch()}: CH. Cole's 

Working Title Dcg ( l~: Cn , 

OBEDIENCEs Novice A()}s Goshawk's Canadian Soda, Novice B(10)s Three Pines 

Blue Inspiration, Open B(8)s CH, Apache Tears of Timberline. HIGH SCORING 

DOGs Three Pines Blue Inspiration, 

JR. HANDLING: 8-12 Nov,(2)a Chris Shaw, B-12 Open{J)s Kathy Davis. 1)-16 

Nov,(1)s Ronnette Hutchinson, 1)-16 Open{J)s Kelly Hansen, 

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August 24, 1980. 

ASC of Rogue Valley Working Trial, Judgea Oby Blanchard, 

Started Ducks(12)a Elfinvale Jesse(Kelpie), Open Ducks(6)a Dotti(Border), 

Advanced Ducks(2)s Westwind's Miss Moan Glow(Aussie), 

Started Sheep(9): Casa de Carillo Gel(Kelpie), Open Sheep(6)s Dotti(Border), 

Advanced Sheep(2)s CH, Apache Tears of Timberline(Aussie), 

HIGH IN TRIALa 

Casa de Carrillo Gel ( Kelpie), 

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A~Qat 27, 1980, ASC of Oregon Silver Show, · Judges Noreen Gonce, Puppy Dogs- 

0, Reg, Dogs-37. Puppy Bitches-a, Reg. Bitches-44. Specials-22. 

DOGSs 6-9(4)s Brigadocn Tom Thumb, 9-12(2)s Shady Oaks Soldier Blue, 

Novice(J)s Alpine's Joker, Am, Bred(5)a Rifleman of Windermere, BBX(2)a 

Talkook's I'ma Rascal, Open Black(7)a Go For It o~ Didgeridu, Open Blue 

Merle(10)s Cactus Bob of Coppertone. Open Red(2)s Single Pine's Alliver TWist 

Open Red Merle(2): Fortado's Banjo. WDs Rifleman of Windermere, RVDa 

Talkooks I'ma Rascal, 

BITCHESs 6-9(6)a Chestnut Hill Annie of Davlin, 9-12(2)s Rainbow's Tri 

Ivory Melody, Novice(5): Talkooks I'ma Star, Am. Bred(9)s Ari~tocrats 

Hell on Wheels. BBX(5)a Animation of Windermere, Open Black(6)s Fascination 

o~ Windermere, Open Blue Merle(7)a Blue Isle Silver Treasure, Open Red 

Merle(4)s Windhills Scotish Rose, WBa Aristocrats Hell on Wheels, RWBa 

Chesnut Hills Annie o~ Davlin, BOB: Rifleman of Windermere, BOS1 CH, 

Whirlwind of Windermere, 

Stud Dog(1)s CH, Sun's Mark of Windermere, 

Glitters o~ Gefion CD, STD. 

Brood Bitch(2)a CH, All That 

OBEDIENCEsNovice A (5)1 CH. Miss Nutmeg of Talkook-185!. Novice B(9): 

Tri-Ivory Baked Alaska-194t, Open B(6)s Walkup's B~lbo Baggins of Tri 

Ivory UD-196, Utility(2)1 Walkup's Bilbo Baggins o~ Tri- Ivory UDy190t. 

HIGH SCORING DOG1 Walkup's Bilbo Baggine o~ Tri-Ivory UD, 

JR, HANDLINGsNovice 8-12(1)• Linda Anttnitti, Novice 1)-16(1)1 Chad 

Phillips, Open 8-12())1 Kathy Davis, Open 1)-16(1)1 Kelly Hanson, 

BFST JR. HANDLER: Kathy Davis, 

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TEXAS 

July 26, 1980, Cen-Tex Summer Sizzler, Judge1 Alane Gomez, Puppy Dogs-2, 

Reg. Dogs-5. Puppy Bitches-2. Reg, Bttches-15, Specials-1, 

4-6 pd(2)a Peterbilt, 2-4 pb(2)s Blackoak sweet Caroline, BOB Puppya Blackoak 

sweet Caroline, 

DOGSs Am, Bred,(1)s Chinook of Coppertone CD, Open Blue Merle(1)a Leggett's 

Little Jatches, Open Red(1)1 Tri-Ivory Crusader Rabbit, Open Red Merle(2)s 

Slash V Frost Fire, WD: Legget's Little Patches, RWDs Slash V Frost Fire, 

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BITCHESa 6-9(1 )a Pebbles. 9-12(1Ja Kach1na Blue of Coppertone, Nov1ce(4) 1 

AAA Sizzling sweet, Aa,Bfied(2)a Briarbrook's Forever Yours, Open Black(4)a 

Country Cowgirl of Coppertone, Open Blue Merle(2)a Blackoak Checkerboard 

Square, Open Red,l)a Blackoak Katy Too, WBa Blackoak Checkerboard Square, 

BWBa AAA Sizzling sweet, BOBa Leggett's Little Patches, BOSa CH. Talkook's 

Lotta DC;llar, 

JR. HANDLING• 0-7 yrs.(2)aBret Dahly, Open 8-12(2)• Shannon Kimes. 

1J-16(1)a Nina Reaves, BEST JR. HANDLER• Shannon Kimes, 

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Novice 

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Pe~.z~7.1980. Great Pyrenees Fanciers of W, WA 

Dogs-6.; " Bltches-9, 

Fun Match, Judge Jim Leyman . 

DOGSa 6-9(J)a Kintyre Gabby Hayes, Am, Bred(1)a Nancy H1bb1ny's "Buddy", 

Open(2)a Slash V Easy Jet CD, STD-d&s. WDa H1bb1ny's "Buddy", RWDa Slash 

V Easy Jet CD, STD-d&S, 

BITCHES• 6-9(1)a Hibbing's Treasured Tuffyn, 9-12(2)a Glacier Crest Glory Roada, 

Novice(2)a Kager's Aurora Ab1ntra. Am, Bred(2) Talkook's Never on Sundae, 

Open(2) Shady Oaks Polson Ivy. WBa Glacier Crest Glory Roada , RWBa Shady 

Oaks Polson Ivy. BOB & BOWa Hibbing's "Buddy".. BOSa Glacier Crest Glory 

Roada, 

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March 2, 1f80a PUget Sound Boxer Fanciers All Breed Match, Judgea Jim Manning 

Pup. Dogs- , Pup. Bltches-4. Dogs-8, Bltches-9. Special-1. 

2-4 pd(l)a Pear Tree's Caleb, 2-4 pb(?)a Pear Tree's Tierra Madre, 4-6 pb(?)a 

Silva's Daisy Botee, BOB Puppya Silva's Daisy Botee, BOS Puppya Pear Tree's 

Caleb, 

DOGSa ~-9(2)a Blueprint Rafferty, Novice~2)a Three Pine Blue Inspiration, 

Open(4)1 Quicksilver Five Card Stud. WDa Quicksilver Five Card stud, 

RVDa Slash V Easy Jet CD, STD d&s, 

BITCHES• 6-9(?)a Blueprint Crystal Vision. 9-12a Glacier Crest Glory Roada, 

Am, Bred(2)a Blue Isle Sassy Lookin', Open(2)a Ole Sombras Nada Mas, 

VBa Blue Isle Sassy Lookin' RWBa Ole Sombras Nada Mas. BOB & BOW Quicksilver 

Five Card Stud. BOSa Blue Isle Sassy Lookin', 

OBEDIENCE• Novice B aClacier Crest Glorp Roada-190, Quicksilver Five Card 

Stud-lB6. 

JR. HANDLINGa Jrd Place Kelly Hanson w/ Three Pine Blue Inspiration, 

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March 29~ 1980, Caftis Domesticus 4-H Club FUn Match. Judgea Billy Lou Robison, 

Pup. Dogs-2. Pup, Bitches-), Dog~-4. Bitohes-6. Special-1, 

2-4 pd(2)a Donegal's Travelen Man-Also BOB Puppy. 2-4 pb(J)a Tara of Timberwood 

Also BOS Puppy. 

DOGSI .. 9-12(1)• Fieldmasters Key to the Mint. Open{J)a Quicksilvers Five Card 

Stud, VDa Fieldmasters Key to the Mint. RWDa Slash V Easy Jet CD, STD-d&s, 

BITCHES• 6-9(1)• Blueprint Magical Mist, Open(5)• Blue Isle Troyana, WBa 

Blue Isle Troyana, BOB CH, Blue Isle Sassy Lookin', BOB & BOWa Fieldmasters 

... Key to the Mint. 

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OBEDIENCE• Novice B--Quicksilver Five Card Stud- 195, 

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April 5, 1980. 

Pup. Bitches-4. 

Tyee Collie Club Match, 

Dogs-8, Bitches-10, 

Judge a Marge Wageman, PUp .0?!,;,2, 

2-4 pd(2)a Timberwood Sunstreamer, 2-4 pb(J)a Donegal's Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Bal, 

4-6 pb(1) t Silva's Daisy Botee, BOB Puppya T1mberwood Sunstreaaer, · BOS.. Puppy, 

Donegal's Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral, 

DOGSt 6-9(2)• Ole Bonachoa. 

Slash V Easy Jet CD STD-d&s, 

9-12(2)a Fieldmasters Key to the Mint, Open(4)• 

WDa Ole Bonachon. RWDa Slash V Eaay Jet CD, STD 

BITCHES• 6-9(1)a Blueprint Crystal V1son. Am, Bred,(5)a Sage'• Libra LaRee, 

Open (5)• Glacir~Crest Glory Roada, WBa Glacier Crest Glory Roada, RWBa 

Sage's Libra LaRee, BOB, BOW & BEST IN PIATCHt Ole Bonachon, BOSa Gaoler 

Crest Glory Roada, 

OBEDIENCE: Novice Y- Talkook's Never on Sundae. 197, Sage's Libra LaRe;:..t'94.· 

Whitney's Broadway Star-192. Grad, Nov1oea Delray's Sorcerer's M1str•sa-19J. 

Open Ba The Woodsman of Blue Isle CDX- 19J, . -: 

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April 12, 1980. HushPuppies 4-H Club Match, Judgea SandJ Isaacson, Pup, DOg~ 

1. Pup. Bitches-2. Dogs-5. Bitches-5. Speclals-1. · 

2-4 pd. & BOB Puppya Timberwood's Sunstreamer, 2-4 pb(2) & BOS Puppya·· care)' 

or T1mberwood. 

~· 6-9(2)• Blueprint Rada, 

Three Pines Blue Inspiration, 

Fieldmasters Key to the Mint. 

9-12(1)• Fieldmasters Key to the Mint, 

WDa Three Pines Blue Inspiration, BWDa 

Open(2)• 

BITCHES• 6-9(1)• Blueprint Magical Mist. Am Bred(1)• T1mberwoods Summer Mi.t. 

Open(J)a Glacier Crest Forest Flower, WBt Glacier Crest Po~st Flower, BWB• 

Blueprint Magical Mist, BOB,& BOWa Three Pines Blue Inap1rat1cn, BOS1 

Glac1e~ Crest Forest Flower, 

OBEDIENCE• Novice Ba Glacier Crest Glory Roada- 189t, Grad, Novice• W1ndsong's 

Miska CD, STD-c- 196, . 

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June 281 1980. Akita Club Working Breed Match, 

Dogs-6, Bitches-5. 

Judge• Jane. Bennett, 

DOGSa6-9(1)a J & J Strike-Me-Fancy, 9-12(1)a Blueprint Radar, Open(4)• 

Slash V Easy Jet CD, STD, WDt Slash V Easy Jet CD, STD, RVD1 T1mberwood"• 

Crackerjack, 

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BITCHES• Nov1ce(2)a Blueprint Columbine, Open{J)• T1mberwood's Summar Milt, 

WBa Timberwood's Summer Mist, RWBa Blueprint Columbine •. BOB & BOV1 

Timberwood's Summ~r ~1st, BOSt Slash V Eas1 Jet CD, STDf

AUSSIE TIMES - HEALTH 1980 

Recently we have encountered a new problem to the dog breeding business, 

that being 11 ParvovirUS 11 • The virus is a mutation of a virus that causes 

cat distemper and has made a species transition to dogs. It started about 

two years ago on the East Coast and has caused the death of many a dog, 

especially to young dogs, under six months of age. There is no immunity 

for dogs yet, but there has been a vaccine developed and a veterinarian 

should be consulted and the shot given if you have not done so already. 

The following articles (hopefully, reprint premission will allow me to 

include them all at this time) contain information about the virus. Thank 

you Trisha Murphy and Sally Smith for sending me these articles and information. 

Trisha Murphy has also offered information to those who would like 

to help in the research of this viral disease at Cornell University. 

PARVOVIRUS -- A NEW CANINE KILLER! 

Yes, it can happen to your dog ... There•s a new, emerging disease 

ca 11 ed 11 Parvovi rus 11 and its effects are severe and sometimes fata 1. It is 

extremely contagious and has spread rapidly throughout the U.S. as well as 

various locations throughout the world. There•s no evidence this disease 

infected dogs prior to 1978 when it first isolated; therefore, it is 

spreadinq throuqh a virqin population of doqs. Unfortunately, there is no 

FDA approved vaccine and it may be some time before there is one on the 

market. Your interest will help understand this disease, develop vaccines 

and expedite their approval. 

Parvovirus (parvo) is a very small organism. (In fact, 1,000,000 

parvovirus particles end to end would equal less than 1 11 in length). The 

disease can be confirmed by examining fresh fecal material under an electron 

microscope where facilities are available. Because of the severity of the 

disease, and because few facilities are able to perform the necessary tests, 

the animal is frequently dead or near death before the diagnosis is confirmed. 

This increases the frustration in dealing with the disease. 

This disease is characterized by loss of appetite and depression; 

vomiting and diarrhea are also seen, both of which may contain blood. The 

diarrhea may be orangish in color, have an extremely foul odor, and have 

the consistency of 11 Cream of mushroom 11 soup. Dogs under 5 months of age 

are usually the most severely affected, however, the disease does not limit 

itself to that age group -- deaths have occurred in dogs of all ages. 

Temperatures may reach 104-l07°F, especially in younger dogs, while 

the temperabure of older dogs is usually normal or slightly higher than 

normal (103 F). The incubation period is apparently 3-12 days. Acute 

deaths in 4-8 week old puppies have also occurred; in these cases the heart 

muscle has been shown to be affected, causing heart failure. Those that 

survive may have permanent heart damage. If your dog(s) show(s) the aforementioned 

signs, PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION is essential as most deaths occur 

within the first 24-48 hours. 

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Parvo replicates inside living cells that are themselves dividing. As 

a result, it affacts primarily those tissues that multiply rapidly and destroys 

the cells which produce white blood cells and the cells which produce the 

intestinal lining. Although special tests are required to confirm the presence 

of parvo, preliminary tests by your veterinarian of the white blood cell count 

can indicate the possibility of the disease (accompanied by the appropriate 

signs) . 

Because there is no FDA-approved vaccine and antibiotics have no effect 

on viruses, the disease is treated~ symptomatically; major concerns are 

focused on combating rapid dehydration, providing nutrition and preventing 

secondary infection. Antibiotics are only useful in preventing secondary 

infection, leaving the dog literally on it's own to overcome the viral 

infection. Water losses due to vomiting and diarrhea may be so great that 

the dog can die of dehydration; antidiarrheal agents may be prescribed, 

but in most cases the animal responds poorly. Until medical assistance can 

be received, Gatorade or clear broth are good for maintaining water and 

salt balance if the animal will take fluids by mouth without vomiting. 

The disease appears to be transmitted mainly through the feces, but it 

has not been determined if it is shed by other routes. An instance was 

cited where a veterinarian treated a sick doq at his establishment, chanqed 

clothes and went home and 5 days later his own litter developed severe 

parvoviral enteritis (parvo). This virus is very difficult to destroy: Ib 

can withstand freezing and thawing; remain active in temperatures over 120 F 

for 3 days; withstand most detergents and alcohol; and will probably continue 

to be in the environment for years to come. (Bleach -- 30 parts water to 

1 part bleach -- is a good, effective and inexpensive inactivating disinfectant). 

Canine parvovirus is closely related to feline panleukopenia (feline 

distemper); however there is NO evidence cats act as a source of the disease 

in dogs. Feline panleukopenia-virus is shed in saliva, vomitus, urine and 

feces of infected cats and the same may be true of parvovirus in dogs, but 

this is only speculative; only fecal shed has been proven as the source of 

virus in dogs so far. Parvo can live in a dog's feces at least a week and 

there can be over 10,000,000,000. viral particles shed in a single diarrheic 

stool. While some dogs become ill, others may not show any signs of illness 

but can still be active sheeders. Of the dogs that come in contact with the 

disease, an estimated 40% show signs of illness. There have been NO confirmed 

cases indicating parvovirus is infectious for humans. 

Since this virus is so closely related to feline panleukopenia, inital 

research has been done using both live and killed feline panleukopenia 

vaccines to protect dogs. This research is still in the preliminary stages 

and the vaccines cannot yet be recommended for dogs as there is not conclusive 

data on their effectiveness and safety. There are still many unanswered 

questions and tests to be run before there is an FDA-approved vaccine .. 

Even after the first vaccines become available, much research will remain to 

be done to improve them and to understand this new disease. 

Last year there was much talk about coronavirus, which causes signs 

similar to parvo, but usually milder. Some distinguishing factors are: 

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* Fever is mild or absent with corona vs. high with parvo, especially 

in puppies. 

* Corona may be shed in feces 3 or more weeks vs. parvo which is shed 

up to 18 days (longest time tested to date). 

* Corona is milder vs. parvo which has a much higher incidence of death. 

*Corona may cause repeated illnesses vs. parvo which affects a dog 

only once. 

* However, in many cases, laboratory tests are necessary to be certain 

of the cause. 

This bulletin is designed to inform all dog fanciers (breeders, exhibitors 

and pet owners, et al) about some of the basics of the parvovirus problem. 

There is much to learn about this disease and if there are additional 

questions your veterinarian should be consulted. Because parvo is NEW, 

many factors are completely unknown; only research can provide the answers. 

In an effort to launch and expedite a program for parvovirus, a reaseach 

fund has been established. Donations can be made in the form of a check 

or money order to: CANINE PARVOVIRUS RESEARCH FUND. 

MAIL TO: 

Office of the Director, CRLDD 

J. A. Baker Institute for Animal Health 

New York State College of Veterinary Medicine 

Cornell University 

Ithaca, New York 14853 

THE following article is from 11 DIALOG 11 , CANINE PRACTICE, January-February 

1980, VOL. 7, NO. l. Readers• and Editors• opinions, questions and 

experiences. 

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PARVOVIRUS RESEARCH 

To the Editor: Research at Cornell University's James A. Baker Institute 

for Animal Health on canine parvovirus, a completely new and very 

contagious disease that is particularly dangerous to puppies, has paved 

the way for commerical development of a vaccine to prevent the disease. 

Canine parvovirus surfaced in June 1978 and spread quickly throughout 

most of the U.S. and many foreign countries. It has been implicated 

in the death of valuable research animals at Argonne National Laboratory 

and Harvard Medical Center and has caused losses to dog breeders and 

kennel operators. 

Drs. Max Appel and Leland Carmichael at the Baker Institute (part 

of the University's New York State College of Veterinary Medicine) first 

isolated the virus in September 1978 and found that it is closely related 

to feline panleukopenia (FPL) virus, which causes 11 distemper 11 

in cats. 

The researchers have since shown that both inactivated and live 

virus vaccines against FPL will also protect dogs from canine parvovirus. 

As a result of these pioneering studies, several commercial companies 

are now working to explore the use of panleukopenia as a vaccine for dogs; 

for licensure a vaccine must be safe, pure and effective against cannine 

parvovirus. The process has been greatly simplified because the techniques 

for producing large quantities of the vaccine are already developed 

due to its use in cats. 

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Cannine parvovirus is characterized by the acute onset of diarrhea 

and vomiting, fever and often a marked decrease in the number of white 

cells in the doo's blood - svmotoms that could characterize several other 

viral diseases and some poisoninqs. Parvoviral infection is distinguished 

from similar diseases by the rapidity with which it spreads through 

exposed animals. Canine parvovirus can also cause infection of the heart 

and acute deaths in 4 to 6 week old puppies . 

Owners also can try to protect their dogs by minimizing contact 

with other dogs and their droppings, expecially at shows and in kennels. 

Baker institute researchers also recommend keeping dogs returning 

from shows or kennels separate from those at home for a least a week. 

{The incubation preriod for the virus is apparently between 3 and 10 

days.} 

If any dogs become ill with canine parvovirus, they should be taken 

to a veterinarian immediately. Runs, cages, food bowls and other items 

that may have been contaminated should be disinfected with a clorox or 

other chlorine solution (1 part clorox to 30 parts water}, and ill and 

well dogs should be well separated. 

Even with all these precautions, the researchers warn, outbreaks 

of parovirus still are difficult to control. "There are still many 

unanswered questions about the disease itself - how long a dog remains 

infectious, the route of infection, the duration of immunity and why 

some dogs are more severely affected than others, said Dr. Roy Pollock, 

researcher. 

The researchers are now working to learn more about the disease, 

its relationship to feline panleukopenia, the effect of mother-pup 

immunity on vaccination, and on new approaches that might lead to even 

better vaccines to prevent the disease. 

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 

Ithaca, New York. 

lJS

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Living up to his name in 1980, Grand Slam finished his Championship at 8 months 

of age in 6 shows!! In his quest for his ASCA Championship, he defeated 126 dogs 

with these "Grand Slam" wins: 

*April 18, 19, 20, 1980- Bowling Green, Ohio 

Ohio ASC Spring Fling 

Fri.- 1st American Bred Dog (15 entries) 

Sat. -1st American Bred Dog & WD (over 42 dogs) 

Sun. - 1st American Bred Dog 

* Edmund, Oklahoma 

Sooner ASA Spring Fling 

Fri. - 1st Open Blue, WD & BOW 

Sat. - 1st Open Blue, WD 

*May 17, 1980- Godfrey Illinois 

Best of Breed 

* July 22, 1980 SEMASA Specialty * Aug. 16; 1980 Houston, Texas 

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CH. ARISTOCRAT'S HELL ON WHEELS 

20", 50 lbs., Whelped 8/30/79, ASCA #E-3847 

(Photo at 10 weeks) 

Sire: CH. Field master Cast The Die • Dam: CH. Silvertone Easy Money (Not Bred By s uvertone) 

• 5-23-1980 Okla. USDA 

RWB 

HER WINS: 

•7-22-80 SEMASA, Mich. 

WB (45 bitches) 

BOW, BOB (89 total dogs) 

•8-16-80 ASC of Texas 


BOS 

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ARISTOCRAT AUSSIES 

Sam Magazzine • 424 High Meadow Rd., Amherst, Ohio 44001 • (216) 988-4341 

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Feelin Free 

of Sum'lybrook ( 

Sunkist Mister 

of Sunnybrook 

Afternoon Delight 

of Sunnybrook 

Ch. Papillon 

o Summer Nights .( of Meshlacon 

of Sunnybrook 

Ch. Summer Breeze 

of Sunnybrook 

Shown Twice: BOB-Samoyed Club 

of Orange Match. 

Best Puppy at Purebred 

Dog Show, Council of 

Whittier. (ASCofA Sanct.) 

His littermate, Night Moves of 

Sunnybrook, took BOS. 

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Summer Dreams of Sunnybrook 

(Feelin Free of Sunnybrook x 

Ch. Summer Breeze of Sunnybrook) 

Summer Nights of Sunnybrook 

(Ch. Papillon of Meshlacon x 

Ch. Summer Breeze of Sunnybrook) 

Wood 

Ridge 

Aussies 

Dana & Gale Spraggins 

23346 Via San Martine 

Laguna Hills, CA 92653 

(714)770-6957 

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to own and breed such outstanding dogs.

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Ch. Yankee Clipper 

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This brilliantly colored dog is growing into 

his pedigree with predictable results: 

• A full, correct haircoat; 

• Absolutely sound quarters coupled with the 

ground-covering stride of his relatives; and 

• The intelligent, animated presence called for 

In a fine quality animal. 

With limited showing this year, Jammer has 

proven his worth in the ring with a WD, BOW 

& BOB/July 12, 1980 and WD, BOB, GROUP 1 

& BEST IN MATCH over 14 A.K.C. breeds!/ 

August 2, 1980. He also brings in consistently 

high scores in novice obedience with true 

enjoyment of his work. 

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LAFAYETTE, COLO. 80026 (303) 665-6976

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Dark Red Merle 

SIRE: Taylor's luke the Drifter, COX (by Wood's Stubby) 

DAM, Silverledge Mindy Taylor (by Taylor's Whiskey) 

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~ tJ Winner- Puppy Dog 

1979 CASA Specialty 

Winner- Open Dog 

1980 CASA Futurity 

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Slide is a wonderful young dog 

with the substance, bone, class & 

color we are all looking for. He 

ilverledge 

has a head full of sense, and is a 

Aussiesquiet fetching heeler. 

f u./1' LJFFICE 130X 535 E DGE~ C 0D , N. H. d 7015 

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CONGRATULATIONS to Ch. Shamrock of Silverledge, CDX (Luke the Drifter x 

Calamity Jane), Get of Sire winner at the 1980 CASA Specialty, sire of the Winners 

Dog, AND sire of the Best Futurity Puppy! Nice going, Rocky!

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A Proven Producer ! 

CH. HOT TODDY OF EMERALD ISLE 

Blue merle, copper & white 

21112'', 551bs. 

Sire: CH . Windermere's Sunshine of Bonnie-Btu COX 

Dam: Hop Scotch of Adelaide 

Toddy's pups are now winning in several states! He consistantly passes on to his pups his brilliant 

markings, and beautiful, flowing movement. He already has one Champion pup, and several 

with major points. Our own Toddy daughter, Classy Lassy of Emerald Isle now has a 2 point, 

WB & BOW win to her credit, taken from the 6-9 month classll She also has several reserves, 

also from the 6-9 month class. Watch for her in the winners circle! 

FLASH!! We're very happy to announce a repeat breeding of the Toddy x Hop Scotch breeding 

that produced our Classy Lassy! The pups will be due in October. Reservations are being taken 

and are suggested. 

FOR SALE-Q.C. Totally Hot, a black tri Toddy son out of CH. Q.C. Sunny Blue (a blue merle 

daughter of Q.C. Wagonwheel's Jug). 

BOB & GERI O'GORMAN 

12653 EAST END, CHINO, CALIFORNIA 917110 • (714) 628-5206 

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CH. 

APACHE TEARS oF TIMBERLINE, un, ATD (s & n), OTD (c) 

WINNER 

THEN 

Pictured above is APACHE at 

2 mos. of age on a driftwood AND 

log on an Oregon beach. It was 

about then that he began his show 

career by winning BOB Puppy at the 

ASC of Oregon Specialty in 1973. 

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Due to the tragic loss of TEARS, 

we have bred her daughter, JOY 

to APACHE, to give Marleen a pup. 

Pups are due 11-25-80. 1ve suggest 

reservations! JOY completed the 

requirements for her STD-ducks 

title at the Nat'l. Specialty, so 

she is one step closer to becoming 

a "Triple Crown" winner. 

NOW 

Returning from t he ASCA NAT'L. 

SPECIALTY, 1vhere he was t he 

"MOST VERSATILE AUSSIE" , 

this year, we took this pi cture 

of him on a driftwood log in 

Oregon, wh ere he was born. 

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"NORA" 

Mansker's Turk 

Taylor's Whiskey 

Mansker's Ana tee 

LAS ROCOSA SIDNEY 

CH.Las Rocosa Shiloh CO. 

CH. Las Rocosa Leslie CSD. 

Hartnagle's Fritzfe Taylor 

Boehmer's Four Man 

CH . Las Rocosa Shiloh CD. 

Hosmer 1 s J i 11 

AQUAROO'S KIMBERLEY K. 

Las Rocosa Canadian Pepe CO. 

Aquaroo Cream Soda CO. 

Gilman's Aquaroo Thristy CO. 

uYOio comlene:J de"Jfioaeteon, confiimalion, claJ:J and 

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(503) 628-2322 

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Quarter-type of the dog world 

Harm.gle's Las Rocou Ausal .. 

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. Red Merle - Copper - White Amber Eyes OFA - Good 

1/113106 

George's Red Rustler 

Copper Canyon Caligari 

Quaglino's Miss Pooh 

"CODY" 

Los Rocosa Commanchae's Chance 

Dakota Blue Flirt ----1 

Pocona Ja-Mi 

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OFFERING FOR SALE 

Jim & Colleen Tisue 

5~45 Beech Avenue 

Orangevale, CA 95662 

(916) 988-8253 

Terracotta's Royal Cactus 

Blue Merle/Copper/White 

Male 9/9/78 

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Fairoaks 

RAUSHANA 

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We are proud to present our latest additions. Shana, sired by 

Fairoaks Matayo, a Ch. Chulo son, out of Hado Bar Jill (11pts) 

and out of Fairoaks Sweetwater Holly, a Chulo daughter, out of 

Fairoaks Cheena Rose, a Chulo-Fairoaks Kylee STD daughter, she 

is typical of our inbreeding program. She will be used to continue 

our tradition of type & complete soundness. 

We are equally proud to present Lena, our pick of litter from 

the Ch. Chulo- Cooters Penny litter, advertized in the Sept 80' 

Aussie Times, pg 70. Bred by Dave Bennett, Kegline Aussies, 

this classy Blue Merle, copper & white female will be strategically 

introauced into our inbreeding program. 

Keg lines 

CATALINA 

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QUALITY SINCIE 1 888 

1 -21 7-882-82!UI 

poupoPII!S 

... IEI!OING/SHOW STOCK 

STUD SIE,.VICIE 

I!IUTCH II< SANDY CORNWELL 

300 W . 18TH ST . 

CiiEO,.GI!TOWN, IL 81 848 

lor breeding that is bred to build on ••• Due 1st week of Bov. 

Pairoaks Matayo - lairoaks Christie Love 

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REVISED: 3/1/77 

Established I957 

KENJIEL NAME REGISTRATION APPLICATION 

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1. Beginning Janua:r.r 15, 1976, all kennel names must be renewed every 

three years. 

2. Kennel names must be used as a prefix or suffix. 

3. Once the kennel name is accepted and registered, no other breeder or 

owner will be permitted to use this kennel name without permission 

of the recorded owner of said kennel name. 

4. Dog's names are limited to thirty [30] letters including the kennel 

name. 

5. This form and the registration fee must be submitted to the Regist:rJ 

when both the initial and/ or renewal application is made. 

6. A kennel name will be recognized only if it is registered with ASCA. 

7. Fees: 

a. Initial Registration Fee - $25 

b. Renewal Registration Fee - $10 

R.ERUESTED KENNEL NAME 

First Choice (print) 

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Owner's Name (print) 

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WANTED:· 

Qualified Obedience Judges 

United Kennel Club Obedience Trials are growing in 

numbers and in entry participation throughout the United 

States and Canada. 

We have endeavored to have judges from the various 

breeds which participate. Since U.K.C. now registers the 

Australian Shepherd we are requesting the resumes of 

qualified "Aussie" people, as well as those owners of other 

pure-bred breeds. 

If you have, or are presently showing, training, or teaching 

obedience classes and have shown a dog through at least its 

C.D.X. title please send your resume including age, 

experience and titles earned to: 

Field Operations 

c;o United Kennel Club 

100 E. Kilgore Rd. 

Kalamazoo, MI 49001 

(616) 343-9020 

If approved, the judges' annual license fee is $10.00, which 

includes a one year subscription to the official U.K.C. 

magazine BLOODLINES. 

Anyone desiring information regarding United Kennel Club, 

its Obedience Trials, or wishing to contribute photos or 

articles about the Australian Shepherd for publication in 

BLOODLINES, please feel free to contact Field Operations. 

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Sandra E. Case 

323 W . 2nd 

Edmond . Okla . 

73034 

(405) 341 ·4463 

CUSTOM AliT WOIII 

See Summer Issue of 

Aussie Times or write for 

inf ormation . 

DOB :7-27 -79 

Blue Merle/ C/ W 

Almostheaven 's Frito Bandito 

X 

Burger 's Queenie Duchess 

19 '1. inches 

Brown Eyes 

BANYA is a well-built medium size bitch with good 

movement, scissors bite and a classic Aussie temperment 

and intelligence. She is a granddaughter of Ch. 

CHILTON 'S AUSSIE I and a great granddaughter of Ch. 

JONES' REDDY TEDDY , COX , STD. OTD. Her sire is a littermate 

to Ch . ALMOSTHEAVEN'S RHAPSADY IN 

BLUE. In Conformation showing, BANYA has 6 first 

placements, 2 seconds and one fourth. She has one 

BOB Puppy and at ASC of Mid America's 1980 Spring 

Specialty went RWB to a five point major at eight months 

of age! At a recent non-sanctioned all breeds 

show {Tulsa Charity Dog Show) BANYA was BOB and 

1st in Group. In obedience, in only two trials, BANYA 

has her first two qualifying legs toward her C.D. {190, 

189 1 / 2 ). BANYA has no formal training on stock, but 

when exposed, shows excellent natural instinct and 

ability. A late fall breeding is planned for BANYAwith 

THE MAGICIAN OF STARDUST , a super black tri son of 

Ch. HOT TODDY OF EMERALD ·ISLE and STARDUST'S 

HEMBRA,owned by Linda Solie of Alex , Okla. Inquiries 

welcome, extended pedigree on request. 

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I would like to thank 

Linda Allee, Silvertone 

Aussies, Mohawk, N.Y. 

for breeding this exceptionally 

fine Red Tri 

Bitch and for giving me 

the opportunity to own 

her. "Toni" (pictured 

here at 4 months) will 

be bred to Meadowlawn' s 

Red 

Whiskey (see Aussie 

Times Sept. 80) for an 

early spring litter. 

This should be an outstanding 

cross producing 

red puppies with 

conformation, movement, 

and strong working ability. 

Silvertone American Dream 

(CH. SILVERTONE REDLIGHT X CH. SILVERTONE HERE KITTY KITTY) 

Kim Eklund: Rt.#l,Box lOO,Watertown,Mn.55388 (612)955-1136 - 

GEORGE ' S RED RUSTLER 

CH. BEAUV/OOD ' .3 OUT HUSTLIN' BEAR, CDX 

BEAUiWOD'3 CALIGARI BEAR 

CH. BE:I:U\WOD ' 3 STRIDIN·:; BEAR, CD 

blue me rle, 2 1 ~",55 l"os. CH. SUNSHINE OF BONNIE:BLU,CDX: 

CH .r.!OONSH INE OF ~ I NDERi1EHE 

HEATHER OF ~IINDE::RME.RE 

1-'ITTER DUE OCT'JBER 1_5,1980 

~ll four colors possible. 

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Beauwood Kennels 

BEAUWOOD 'S PAPRIKA 

red merle,l8", 40 lbs. 

Debra Pardridge,3109 W.Newberry Rd., 

Pontiac, Michie;an 480_55 (313)673-6348 

GEORGE ' S RED RUSTLER 

CH. COPPER CANY ON CALIJARI, CD 

QUAGLINO'S MISS POOH 

BAR LAZY K'S RED BARON 

BAR LAzy K'S RED HOT CHILI 

LAS ROCOSA APACHE PRINCESS 

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''Missy" finished her championship with 

numerous wins including 1st Open Black 

at '79 Nationals,many reserves and 4 

major winner's bitch awards.Owned (and 

bred) by HAPPY DAYS 17614 Tribune St. 

Granada Hills,Ca. 91344 

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CH. BRIGHT PROM ISS Of HAPPY DAYS 

ROCK N' RYE of FLINT~IDGE X GREY DAwN of fiSP~iJuu~ 

After a l enc thy 

8.bs ence from the s n ovv 

ring (maternal duties), 

JILL came back with a 

bang ~ On August 17, 

at the Lavvr enceville 

( Ga . ) K.C. Match, she 

went WB, BOW, and BOB 

for 2 pts.~ On Sept. 

21, at the Dogwood 

English Setter Club 

~ atch, she went WB 

and BOVl for 4 pts. ~ HiJ)O- BAR JILL , C . D. 

·Ne' re mighty proud of 

her~ 

( l l pts.) 

Congratulations to I·::isty 

Smiley on her recent 

purchase of H.A.DO-BA...""-t ' S 

HARi:O~ONY (Ch. Chulo rtojo 

of Fairoaks x Hado-Bar 

Jill, C .D. ) • HART;WI'IT has 

2 pts. and 2 "les s" t oward 

her C.D. degree. Ne wish 

them the best of luck in 

their future to g eth e r~ 

''BREEDING BEST TO BEST TO PRODUCE BETTER'' 

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TOM & JUDI BIGHAM CAMP .HILL, AL. 36850 

P. 0. Box 296 (205) 896-2234 

PHOTOS & PIDIGIHS ON UOUIST

Falcon of 

Flintridge 

By---Herdsman of Fli~tridge 

(Cactus of Flintridge X Blue Spice 

of Fl1Tl tridge). 

Out ot---~ga 

of Fli'tltridge (Pure Q.u111 of P·l1"ntridge X Leavitt's 

Patches). 

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Black tri male. 

22.• 60 lbs. At stud to approved females. 

Peace Pipe 

Kirk, Vicki & Jessica Band 

51150 Bed Mill Road 

Uowagiac, Michigan 49047 

(616) 782-5220 

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MANCHADO RED RIVER(B#pts) 

red merle c/w 21' 5 

CH. CASA BUENA MARI~Ul 'l'A 

blue merle c/w 20' 5# 

PUPPIES BY THESE TWO,WHELPED SEPT. 28,1980 

CH.MIGHTY FINE DIVIDEND 

MANCHADO RED RIVER 

AZURE BLUE OF MANCHADO STDc 

CH.CASCADE BLUE BONNIE STDc,d 

CH.CASA BUENA MARIQUITA 

CH.SILVERTONE AMAZING BLUE LIGHT STDc 

SOUND, HEALTHY WORKERS, A GUARANTEE! ! 

Neil and Jeanne Weaver, 1105 Sugden Rd. Union Lk. Mi. 48085 

Ph. 31J-J60-0J4J 

CH. SHE'S DEWAN 

of SUNNYBROOK 

Salt's Trademark of Sunnybrook 

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Ch. Fromer's Free Breeze 

Southwynd is p_lanning a fall litter 

out of this outstanding female by 

Silver Eagle of Sunnybrook (Sunkist 

Mister of Sunnybrook ·X· Ch. 

Sashena of Flintridge - See our 

ad on page 79 of the Spring '80 

Issue of the Times). 

SOIITIIrYMD 

Au1fr1li1n $hsphsrl1 

DON & JOAN BOICE 

ROUTE 2. BOX 335 

TIMMONSVILLE. S.C. 29161 

{803) 346-3420

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD BREED STANDARD 

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 15, 1977 

GENERAL APPEARANCE: The Australian Shepherd is a well-balanced dog of medium size 

and bone. He is attentive and animated, showing strength and stamina combined with unusual 

agility. Slightly longer than tall, he has a coat of moderate length and coarseness with coloring 

that offers variety and individuality in each specimen. An identifying characteristic is his 

natural or docked bobtail. In each sex, masculinity or femininity is well defined. 

CHARACTER: The Australian Shepherd is intelligent, primarily a working dog .of strong herding 

and guardian instincts. He is an exceptional companion. He is versatile and easily trained, 

performing his assigned tasks with great style and enthusiasm. He_ is reserved with strangers 

but d~e~ not exhibit sh-yness. Although an aggressive, authoritative worker, viciousness toward 

people or animals is intolerable. 

HEAD: Clean-cut, strong, dry and in proportion to the body. The topskull is flat to slightly 

rounded, its length and width each equal to the length of the muzzle which is in balance and 

proportioned to the rest of the head. The muzzle tapers sl ight.ly to a rounded tip. The stop is 

moderate but well-defined. 

(A) TEETH: A full compliment of strong, white teeth meet in a scissors bite. An 

even bite is a fault. Teeth broken or missing by accident are not penalized. 

Disqualifications: Undershot bites; overshot bites exceeding 1/8 inches. 

(B) EYES: Very expressive, showing attentiveness and intelligence. Clear, almondshaped, 

and of moderate size, set a little obliquely, neither prominent nor sunken, 

wi.th pupi Is d~rk, well-defin~d an-d perfectly positioned. Coior is brown; 61 -u~, 

amber, or any variation or combination including flecks and morbi ing. 

(C) EARS: Set on high at the sid~ of the head, triangular and slightJy rounded at the 

tip, of moderate. size with length meas~red by b~i~ging the tip of the ear ~round to 

the inside corner of-the eye. The ears, at full attention, break slightly forward and 

over from one-quarter (1/4) to one-half (1 / 2) above the base. Prick ears and houndtype 

ears are severe faults. 

NECK AND BODY: The neck is firm, clean and in proportion to the body. It is of medium 

length and slightly arched at the crest, setting well into the shoulders. The body is firm and 

muscul_ar. The topl ine appears level at a natural four-square stance. The chest is deep and 

strong with ribs well-sprung. The loin is strong and broad when viewed from the top.· The 

bottom line carries well back with a moderate tuck-up. The croup is moderately sloping, the 

ideal being thirty (30) degrees from the horizontal. Tail is straight, not to exceed four (4) 

inches, natural bobtail or docked. . 

FOREQUARTERS: The shoulder blades (scapula) are long and flat, close set at the withers, 

approximately two fingers width at a natural stance and are well laid back at an angle approximating 

forty-five (45) degrees to the ground. The upper arm (humerus) is attached at an approximate 

right angle to the shoulder line with forelegs dropping straight, perpendicular to the 

ground. The elbow joint is equidistant from the ground to the withers. The legs are straight 

and powerful. Pasterns are short, thick and strong, but still flexible, showing a slight angle 

when viewed from the side. Feet are oval shaped, compact, with close-knit, well-arched toes. 

Pads are thick and resilient; nails short and strong. Dewclaws may be removed. 

HINDQUARTERS : Width of hindquarters approximately equal to the width of the forequarters 

at the shoulders. The angulation of the pelvis and upper thigh (femur) corresponds to the angulation 

of the shoulder blade and upper arm forming an approximate_ right angle. Stifles are 

clearly defined, hock joints moderately bent. The meta-tarsi are short, perpendicular to the 

ground and parallel to each other when viewed from the rear. Feet are oval shaped, compact, 

with close-knit, well-arched toes. Pads are thick and resilient; nails short and strong. Rear 

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COAT: Of medium texture, straight to slightly wavy, weather resistent, of moderate length 

with an undercoat. The quantity of undercoat varies with climate. Hair is short and smooth on 

the head, outside of ears, front of forelegs and below the hocks. Backs of forelegs are moderately 

feathered; breeches are moderately fu II. There is a moderate mane and fri II, more pronounced 

in dogs than bitches. Non-typical coots ore severe faults. 

COLOR: All colors ore strong, clear and rich. The recognized colors ore blue merle, red 

(liver) merle, solid black and solid red (liver) all with or without white markings and/ or tan 

(copper) points with no order of preference. The blue merle and black have block pigmentation 

on nose, I ips and eye-rims; the red (I iver) merle and red (I iver) have I iver pigmenta_tion on 

nose, lips and eye-rims. Butterfly nose should not be faulted under one year-of age. On all 

colors the areas surrounding the ears and eyes ore dominated by color other than white. The 

hairline of a white collar does not exceed the point of the withers. 

Disquolification.s: Other than recognized colors. 

White body splashes. 

Dudley nose. 

GAIT: Smooth, free and easy; exhibiting agility of movement with a well-balanced, groundcovering 

stride. Fore and hind legs move straight and parallel with the center I ine of the body; 

as speed increases, the feet, both front and rear, converge toward the center I ine of gravity of 

the dog, while the topline remains firm and level. 

SIZE: Preferred height at the withers for moles is 20 to 23 inches; that for females is 18 to 

21 inches, however, quality is not to be sacrificed in favor of size. 

Other Disque I ifications: Monorchidism and cryptorchidism. 

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