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Aussie Times
January-February 2018
The Official Publication of the Australian Shepherd Club of America

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Australian Shepherd Health & Genetics Institute, Inc.
1338 Trouville Ave. Grover Beach, CA 93433
805-473-0093 www.ashgi.org

OFFICERS
• President: Ann DeChant (2018); 13950 S
Shaftsburg Rd., Perry, MI 48872; (517) 675-
5538; anndechant.asca@gmail.com
• 1st Vice President: Liz Busquets (2020);
2335 Airport Dr., Athens, GA 30605; (574)
349-5284; aussiesLB@msn.com
• 2nd Vice President: Cindy King (2019); 18
Riverview Dr. Canterbury, CT 06331; (860);
546-6367; cindyking.asca@gmail.com
• Secretary: Linda Gray (2018); 68 Bourne
Ave; Tiverton, RI 02878; (401) 413-0491;
Lmgray1@cox.net
• Treasurer: Jean Roberts (2019); 217
Rainbow Dr. #11742, Livingston, TX 77399;
(208) 243-5242; jeanroberts.asca@gmail.
com
• Executive Secretary: Kalla Jaco; 9617 Great
Hills Trail #624; Austin, TX 78759; (737)
704-1685; Executive.secretary@asca.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Denise Creelman (2020); 684 W. Elster,
Tulare, CA 93274; (559) 686-5109;
love4aussies@aol.com
• Laura Gibson (2018); 249 Gallagher Dr.
Canyon Lake, TX 78133; (940) 733-1914;
Chaseaussies@aol.com
• Ken Silveira (2019); 42793 Valley View
Dr., Scio, OR 97374; (503) 779-4652;
kensilveira.asca@gmail.com
• Rachel Vest (2020); 1494 Hog Mountain
Rd. Jefferson, GA 30549; (401) 634-5582;
Rachelv.asca@gmail.com
EXECUTIVE & STANDING COMMITTEES
• Agility Committee: (Liaison: Jean Roberts);
Committee Chair: Judy Boone (OH); (801)
361-9354; 55 Dorland Ave, Berea, OH;
daydreamaussies@msn.com
• Aussie Rescue and Placement
Hotline: (Liaison: Ann DeChant)
• Aussie Times Committee: Laura Gibson, Ann
DeChant, Cindy King, and Linda Gray
• Conformation Committee: (Liaison: Ann
DeChant); Committee Chair: Liz Gibson;
17415 Ben Smith Creek Rd., Tillamook, OR
97141; coastalrange@embarqmail.com
• DNA Committee: (Liaison: Jean Roberts);
Committee Chair: Gina Larson; 22771
Middle Rd., Greenleaf, ID 83636: (831)
206-0078; WINDMILLAUSSIES@OUTLOOK.
COM
• Dock Jumping Committee: (Liaison: Rachel
Vest); Committee Chair: Heidi Mobley; 9081
Australian Shepherd
Club of America (ASCA)®
Established 1957
Parent Club of the Australian Shepherd
Culp Branch Rd., Sanger, TX 76266; (940)
458-5710; WHAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM
• Education Committee: Committee Chair:
Christine Reedy; (517) 669-5345; 9160
Williams Rd., DeWitt, MI 48820; walkate@aol.
com
• European Advisory Committee: (Liaison: Ann
DeChant); Committee Chair: Luc Goossens;
Kiefhoekstraat 199, 3940 Hechtel-Eksel,
Belguim; 0320315425100; LUCANDME@
YAHOO.COM
• Hall of Fame Committee: (Liaison: Ann
DeChant); Committee Chair: Dorothy Montano
(NM); (505) 977-6523; 1837 Peyton Rd SW,
Los Lunas, NM 87031; los-suenos@att.net
• History Committee: (Liaison: Ann DeChant);
Committee Chair: Sunday Miles (MI); (989)
465-9057; 10515 Pere Marquette, Clare, MI
48617; countrywoods@voyager.net
• Junior Committee: (Liaison: Cindy King);
Committee Chair: Andrea (Armstrong) Bair;
juncasjimpop@yahoo.com
• Legislative Committee: (Liaison: Rachel
Vest); Committee Chair: Susan Beals; New
York; (607) 423-5576; bealsie2@gmail.com
• Merle Allele Investigative Committee:
(Liaison: Linda Gray); Committee Chair:
Shelly Hollen-Wood; 609 Bayou Bend Dr.,
Deer Park, TX 77536; (713) 444-8002;
SHALAKOAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM
• Most Versatile Aussie Committee: (Liaison:
Ken Silveira); Committee Chair: Renee
Watson; (770) 931-4270; 5793 Rollingwood
Dr., Stone Mountain, GA 30087; renresch@
comcast.net
• Obedience Committee: (Liaison: TBD);
Committee Chair: Laurie Rubin; P.O. Box 967,
Sebastopol, CA 95473; earthlaurie@sonic.net
• Rally Committee: (Liaison: TBD; Committee
Chair: Corinne Shanks; (417) 425-4869;
Blanchard, OK 73010; gckennel.aol.com
• Sponsorship Committee: (Liaison: Rachel
Vest): Committee Chair: Ray Fryar; Texas;
(979) 778-1082; rayfryar@gmail.com
• Stockdog Committee: (Liaison: Jean Roberts)
Committee Chair: Rick Harden; 1086
Simmons Road, Social Circle, GA 30025:
(404) 353-4424; RHRDNTN@GMAIL.COM
• Tracking Committee: (Liaison: TBD); Chair:
Beth MacLehose; 777 Township Rd. 208;
Marengo, OH 43334: (419) 253-9958;
BMACLEHOSE@GMAIL.COM
• Webmaster: (Bd Liaison: Rachel Vest); Heidi
Mobley; (940) 458-5710; 9081 Culp Branch
Rd, Sanger, TX 76266; webmaster@asca.org
ASCA Business Office
6091 E. State Hwy 21
Bryan, TX 77808
Phone (979) 778-1082
Fax (979) 778-1898
Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. CST, M-F
www.asca.org
ASCA Business Office Manager
Ray Fryar (ext. 101)
Email: manager@asca.org
• ASCA Registry – Sarah Jackson: registrar@asca.
org
– For Individual Registrations, Litters, Transfers,
Certified Pedigrees, Kennel name registration
and renewal, Leases and corrections
– For Foreign Registration or LEP’s contact Ray
Fryar: manager@asca.org
• ASCA Membership – Susan Byrne:
membership@asca.org
– Sends all membership applications,
membership renewal, change of address, and
membership inquires
– For Affiliate Club questions contact Sarah
Jackson registrar@asca.org
• ASCA DNA Kits – Susan Byrne: membership@
asca.org
– DNA kit ordering and DNA certificates
– Therion point of contact and DNA results,
contact Ray Fryar: manager@asca.org
• ASCA Conformation & Obedience – Misty
Ryan: activities@asca.org
– All Conformation shows, Conformation judges,
Obedience shows and Obedience judges
– All forms and show results associated with the
Conformation & Obedience
– Show sanctioning for Conformation and
Obedience
• ASCA Agility & Show Insurance - Adrianne
Karli: agility@asca.org
– All forms, show results, certificates,
sanctioning, judge information for Agility trials
– Certificates of Insurance and Show and Trial
Newsletter
• Stockdog, Tracking and Rally – Sherilan
Young: stockdog@asca.org
– All forms, show results, certificates and
sanctioning for Stockdog Trials, Ranch Trials,
Farm Trials, Tracking Tests and Rally trials Judges
Information on Stockdog, Tracking, and Rally
programs.
• Junior Showmanship – Misty Ryan: activities@
asca.org
• Hall of Fame – Sarah Jackson: registrar@asca.
org
• Affiliate Clubs – Misty Ryan: activities@asca.
org
- All Affiliate Club questions
rev 9/17
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The Aussie Times is the official publication of the Australian Shepherd Club of America
Parent Club of the Australian Shepherd
Established 1957
January-February • Volume 51, No. 2 • Circulation 4,100
In this Issue
Juniors Showcase 98-107
High Score Open Working Junior 108
Breann Ellis
High Score Overall Junior 108
Avery Pruitt
High Score Rally Junior 107
Courtney Lund
MVJ – Madison Williams BC, 105
National Finals Reserve Junior
Handler – Makya Jackson 5
Merit Winners Showcase 115
Agility 116
Conformation 142
Obedience 146
Rally 157
Stockdog 169
ASCA Breed Standard (Revised) 32
Working Description
of the Australian Shepherd 31
ASCA Election Calendar 74’
Affiliate Clubs &
Licensed Agility Clubs 37-43
Affiliate Club Guidelines 37
Affiliate Club Reports
Alaska ASC 44
ASC of Idaho 44
Boise ASC 44
ASC of Montana 44
Northwest ASC 47
Olympia ASA 47
Willamette ASC 47
Aussie Rescue &
Placement Helpline (ARPH) 75
ARPH Donation Form 77
Aussie Times Info 96-97
Bulletin Board 29-31
Business Office Information
Basic Information 9
Agility Reports
Certificates Issued 48
Conformation Reports
Champion (Altered)
Certificates Issued 54
Champion (Intact)
Certificates Issued 55
Donor News 61
Hall of Fame 61
Judges News 62
Kennel News 62
Obedience Reports
Certificates Issued 62
Rally Reports
Rally Certificates Issued 63
Stockdog Reports
Farm Trial Certificates 67
Ranch Trial Certificates 67
Stockdog Certificates 68
Tracking Reports
Tracking Certificates 71
Vendor News 71
Change of Address 28
Club Officers and Committees 9
Committee Reports
Agility 33
Conformation 33
DNA 34
Juniors 34
Obedience 34
Rally 35
Stockdog 36
Do These Genes Fit? 72
Finally, Finals! 78
How & How Much? 191
In Other Words . . .
A (Former) Junior’s View 91
Just So:
A Squirrel Dog 92
Cat, Meet Dad; Dad Meet Cat 94
Membership Form 36
Obedience & More 83
Officer Reports
Presidents’ Report 11
Secretaries’ Reports 12
On the Cover 84
Stockdog Corner 84
Tracking Field Notes 86
Upcoming Events 95
Advertisers Index
ASHGI 8
Atasi (Norrell)
6-7, IBC
(Byrne) 1
Florida ASA
Congrats its Juniors 110-111
Makita (Churchill)
IFC
Sunpiper (Fretz) 2
(Telles) 4
Toby’s Foundation 3
WEWASC Year-End Winners 112-113
In Memoriam
Legacy’s Power Play 192
Club Events
Tennessee ASC 109
ASC of Montana 114
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Theme: National Specialty
Cover: National MVA Winner
Publication Date: March 1, 2018
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2017 National Finals Best Junior Handler – see page 85 for more info
Bailey Crader
Handling ASCA Ch. AKC GGh. Aussbern Premier Ticket of Myshara, “Gerald”
Cover photo: Kayla Bertagnolli

Getting Down to Business
From the Past President
Happy New Year! Following the General Membership Meeting
at Nationals, the Board met to elect its Board for the coming year,
and Ann DeChant was elected to lead us as President once again. It
has been an honor to serve ASCA as its President for the past year,
and I look forward to continuing to give back to this club that has
given so much to me as I serve out my term on the Board and chair
the 2018 ASCA Nationals. I hope 2018 brings each ASCA member
joy! I hope to see you in Greeley in September!
Working for the success of ASCA and the breed we love!!
~ Laura Gibson
From the President
Hi, members! It is a week since I returned from the ASCA
Nationals in Bryan, TX, where a celebration was held for ASCA
being 60 years old! The Texas Consortium did a beautiful job creating
awareness of this milestone by having it on their logo, logo items,
and with the presentation to all banquet attendees of a wonderful
keychain as a memento.
I would like to thank the entire team as provided by Chair Laura
Gibson. This was one of the best run Nationals that I have attended,
and the whole team deserves recognition and huge thank yous!
Nationals Co-chair – Laura Gibson
Nationals Co-chair – Ray Fryar
Nationals Co-chair – Rick Gann
Nationals & Finals Obedience Secretary – Andrea Torres
Nationals & Finals Rally Secretary – Karen Black
Nationals & Finals Conformation Secretary – Helen Bergold
Nationals & Finals Stockdog Course Director – Larry Teaff
Nationals & Finals Agility Secretary – Jeff Hayes
Nationals & Finals Juniors Secretaries – Betty and Kalla Jaco
Versatility – MVA/MVJ Secretary – Renee Watson
Nationals Tracking Chair – Jan Wesen
Assistant Stockdog Course Director – Jamie Burns
Dock Diving and Barn Hunt – Heidi Mobley
Entry Clerk – Terri Morgan
Sponsorship Chair – Lacey Kafer
Rosettes/ Awards – Gail Karamalegos
RV/Camping / Golf Carts – Cathy Kenny
Merchandise – Carol Harvey
Vendors – Kim Eden
Stalls & Signage – Helen Wilson & Chuck Shults
Banquets/Nightly Buffets – Lyndsay Smith
Welcome, Junior & Judges’ Bags – Kat Fryar
Office Manager – Mari Jo Sharer
Hospitality – Kim Eden
Education – Danielle McJunkins
Parades – Renee Lacey-Carantza & Crystal Anne Aguilar
Local Liaison – Susan Byrne
Accounting – Erica Westmoreland
Basket Raffle – Lacey Kafer
Health Clinics – Bill Dakin
Catalog – Cathy Kenny
Local sponsorships/Bryan/College Station – Ray Fryar
Decorations – Laura Gibson
Hotels – Ray Fryar
Website/Facebook/Slideshows – Lyndsay Smith
Travel- Shymese Zerbi
ASCA Board Liaison – Ann DeChant
Finals for all ASCA programs were held along with Preshows
and trials, and Nationals competition as well. It was a very
active week with a few special things that deserve mention. The
Lowlands Club from Belgium traveled to Texas and hosted the first
Conformation Pre-Show for the week. Thanks for all the dedication
to ASCA and for going out of the way to come all this way to put
on an ASCA Show! Thanks to all the clubs who hosted Pre-shows
and Trials!
The ASGHI basket raffle was held this year and due to the
donations from ASCA Affiliate Clubs and individuals, $8800 was
raised for ASHGI! There was also an effort to raise money and
collect items needed by several of our ASCA family who are still
recovering from flooding due to hurricane Harvey.
A new thing that was planned and carried out was the Texas
Shoot Out, a time and points trial. The top five dog and handler
teams from the Nationals Stockdog Trial and the top five Finals
dog and handler teams from the Stockdog Finals were invited to
participate in the Friday event. Two teams qualified for both, so
that allowed two teams to move into those slots. The night before
the Shoot Out, after the Stockdog Finals awards were presented,
a Calcutta Auction was held for the dogs in the Shoot Out. The
bidding was fierce with Rick Hardin taking the bids from the floor
and Larry Teaff acting as the Auctioneer. The pot for this Calcutta
was to go in part to the winning dog with some back to the backers
(consortiums were formed to add to the bids) of the winning dog.
The Calcutta was extremely fun! The Shoot Out was a great event
with the ten dogs each getting a run on Sheep and Cattle. I was
only able to watch two runs due to Board of Directors meetings,
but the report were that the event was fabulous to watch with
ASCA’s best using strategies and great handling to get to the top.
The camaraderie was incredible with many people watching who
(FROM THE PRESIDENT . . . continued on page 28)
Office Report
Current number of full members: 5563
Current number of service members: 4345
Number of litters registered from
9/15/2017 till 11/15/2017: 355
Number of dogs registered from
9/15/2017 till 11/15/2017: 671
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Secretaries’ Reports
Officer Reports
Motion carries.
These reports detail the day to day activities of the ASCA Board of
Directors. It includes issues brought before the Board of Directors
and mail, fax, e-mail and/or telephone communications. This
report is respectfully submitted by Kalla Jaco, Executive Secretary.
September 2017 Secretary’s Report
JUDGE APPROVALS
Non-Regular Breeder Judge
Julie Ostberg (Wisconsin)
Approved Breeder Judge
Betsy Atkinson (New York)
Senior Breeder Judge
Susan Harris (California)
RESCUE GRANT RECIPIENTS
Aussie Rescue SoCal
Contact: Karyl Heathman, California
Email: aussierescuesocal@gmail.com
Website: www.aussierescuesocal.com
BOARD MOTIONS
BD.17.170 INTRO TO STOCK FEEDBACK FORM
Approve: Gibson, Kissman, Silveira, Vest, Wesen
Oppose: DeChant, Gray, King, Roberts
Abstain: 0
Motion carries.
Letter of Dissent from DeChant: I am opposed to this program, and
am therefor opposed to any evaluation form.
Letter of Dissent from Roberts: This form should be developed in
consultation with the SDC.
Motion by Vest; second by Wesen: I move to approve the attached
document which will be provided to attendees at Introduction to
Stock Events upon completion of their dog’s introduction to stock.
The document details the response of their dog to the stock.
See form [page 13 this issue of Aussie Times at the back of this
report.
Comments: Required per the Introduction to Stock rules.
Parties affected: Affiliates hosting Introduction to Stock events
require the Feedback Form.
Effective date: Upon BOD approval.
BD.17.171 INTRO TO STOCK HANDOUT (AMENDED)
Approve: Gibson, Kissman, Silveira, Vest, Wesen
Oppose: DeChant, Gray, King, Roberts
Abstain: 0
Letter of Dissent from DeChant: I am opposed to this program, so
I oppose elements of it being brought forward after the fact. I am
not opposed to education about working stock and terminology
used while doing it. I would support efforts to educate which are
well thought out by our SDC.
Letter of Dissent from Gray: Not following RRO again. This motion
was not amended, it was revised, to revise a motion you withdraw
and resubmit with changes/additions/deletes. To amend a motion is
a separate motion and must be voted on first and then the original
motion voted on.
Letter of Dissent from Roberts: The handout, and the intro program,
should come from the SDC.
Motion by Vest; second by Wesen : I move to approve the attached
document which will be provided to attendees at Introduction
to Stock Events. The document details the most commonly
used commands used when working a dog and meaning of the
commands.
See handout [pages 14-15 this issue of Aussie Times] at the back
of this report.
Comments: Required per the Introduction to Stock rules.
Parties affected: Affiliates hosting Introduction to Stock events
require the handout/document.
Effective date: Upon BOD approval.
BD.17.172 CHANGE TO POLICY 8.12.10.5 EXCEPTIONS
Approve: Unanimous
Motion carries.
Motion by Roberts; second by Gray: I move to approve the
following change to Policy 8.12.10.5 Exceptions from the current
policy:
Current wording:
8.12.10.5 Exceptions
a. Any situation deviating from policy 8.12.10 will be brought to
the Board of Directors for consideration thirty (30) days before
the meeting.
b. A Board Member may be allowed to attend a Board Meeting
telephonically due to a medical reason for themselves or their
immediate family.
Proposed changes:
8.12.10.5 Exceptions
a. Any situation deviating from policy 8.12.10 will be brought to
the Board of Directors for consideration thirty (30) days before
the meeting.
b. A Board Member may be allowed to attend a Board Meeting
via electronic means.
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Officer Reports
Australian Shepherd Club of America
Introduction to the ASCA Stockdog Program Event Feedback Form
Dog’s Registered Name___________________________________________________
Breed___________________________________ Sex_____ Registration # _________
Dog’s birthdate______________________ Prior experience with stock? _____________
Name of Owner_______________________________________ Phone__________________
Address________________________________________________________________
*****************************TO BE FILLED OUT BY INSTRUCTOR*************************
Event location _________________________________________ Date___________________
Stock used for this introductory session: _____________________
Regarding working style and characteristics, the following best describes this dog on
this day:
INTEREST:
_____ showed sustained interest in stock
_____ showed limited interest in stock
_____ showed little to no interest in stock
STYLE:
_____ shows preference to gather (fetch)
_____ shows preference to drive
_____ shows no clear style preference
APPROACH:
_____ runs wide
_____ runs wide through training
_____ runs close
WEARING:
_____ shows wearing to keep stock grouped
_____ shows a little wearing
_____ shows no wearing
BARK:
_____ works silently
_____ force bark
_____ barks a good deal
EYE:
_____ shows strong eye
_____ medium eye
_____ loose eye
AGGRESSIVENESS:
_____ forceful without excessive aggression
_____ uses excessive force for the situation
_____ shows no force
TEMPERAMENT:
_____ appears readily adjusted
_____ easily distracted
_____ frightened of the situation
BIDDABILITY:
_____ accepts pressure from handler and
continues to work
_____ is unaware of the handler
_____ quits with pressure
CONFIDENCE TO MOVE STOCK:
_____ adequate
_____ lacking
DESIRE TO CONTROL STOCK:
_____ wants to keep stock together
_____ shows no thoughts of grouping
COMMENTS:_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Instructor’s Name: ______________________________ Signature:______________________
The Introduction to ASCA Stockdog Program Event is for educational purposes, and ASCA and its Instructors make no certification
as to the inherent ability of the participating dog to work stock.
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Officer Reports
Australian Shepherd Club of America
Introduction to Stock Event
The purpose of a stockdog is to control and move stock at the request its
handler, without causing undue stress on the stock. The Introduction to Stock
Event was created as an educational event for individuals who are just beginning
to learn the basics of working stock with their dog.
Basics for a dog to successfully work livestock
• Interest – dog displays in interest in stock and desire to work for you.
• Outrun - the dog moving freely to the left and right around the stock, stopping
on Balance.
• Balance – is the point in an outrun at which the dog turns in on the stock and
brings them to the handler.
• Fetching: the dog bringing the stock to the handler after the dog has moved
to the point of Balance.
• Drive – the dog moves the stock away from the handler and towards a specific
destination. This may be a gate in a pasture or an obstacle in an arena.
• Wearing – when a dog moves behind the stock from side to side to move the
stock forward. This is a known Australian Shepherd trait and is sometimes used
by other herding breeds.
Commands to move the dog around the stock
• Come/Here: a recall command for the dog to come directly to you.
• Stop/Stand/Down: a command to stop/stand/down the dog immediately
regardless of their activity while still focusing on the stock.
• Go-Bye: to send the dog to his left, in a clockwise direction around the stock.
• Away-to-me: to send the dog to his right, in a counter-clockwise direction
around the stock.
• There: the point in an outrun at which the dog turns into the stock and begins
the fetch.
• Walk-up: a command for the dog to walk directly up to the stock
• Out: the dog turns off the stock and increases his distance from the stock.
• That’ll do: to call the dog off the stock when the work is completed.
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Officer Reports
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Rationale: Illness of the member or in the family may not be the
only reason a Director is unable to travel.
Parties affected: Board of Directors.
Effective date: When passed.
WITHDRAWN MOTIONS
Officer Reports
6.2 Section 2 Voting Entitlement Record
The officer or agent having charge of the membership books shall
make a complete record of the members entitled to vote at each
meeting of the membership or any adjournment thereof before such
meeting. Such record shall be produced and kept open at the time
and place of the meeting, and shall be subject to the inspection of
any member during the whole time of the meeting for the purposes
of determining the qualifications of members to vote.
BD.17.173 DIRECTIVE TO STOCKDOG COMMITTEE
Motion by Silveira; second by Vest: I move the following directive
be sent to the Stockdog Committee.
The Board of Directors request the ASCA Stockdog Committee
develop educational materials to support the Introduction to ASCA
Stockdog Program.
It is hoped four months’ time will be sufficient to create such
educational material. We request monthly updates as to the progress
of this effort.
If more time is needed, please request the specific need.
Effective date: This directive shall be effective immediately upon
the approval of the Board of Directors.
BD.17.174 CHANGE TO BYLAWS 6.3 SECTION 3
EVIDENCE OF MEMBERSHIP
Motion by Silveira; second by Vest: I make the following motion
to change the wording in the following sections of the Bylaws and
add new descriptive language. I further move that such motion be
submitted to the full voting Membership as required to change the
By Laws at the next schedule Election of Directors in 2018.
Current wording:
6 Article VI Voting
6.1 Section 1 Closing of Membership Books or Fixing of Record
Date
For the purpose of determining members entitled to notice of
or to vote at any meeting of members, or in order to make a
determination of members for any purpose, the Board of Directors
may provide that the membership books shall be closed for at least
ten days immediately preceding such meeting. In lieu of closing the
membership books, the Board of Directors may fix in advance a date
as the record date for any such determination of members, such date
in any case to be not more than sixty (60) days, and in the case of
a meeting of members not less than fifteen (15) days, prior to the
date on which the particular action requiring such determination
of members is to be taken. The Board of Directors may determine
that the members entitled to notice of or to vote at any meeting of
members shall be the current membership list of the date fixed for
the record date for such determination. When a determination of
members entitled to vote at any meeting of membership has been
made as provided in this section, such determination shall apply
to any adjournment thereof.
6.3 Section 3 Evidence of Membership
The original membership books shall be prima facie evidence of the
person or clubs entitled to examine the record or transfer books or to
vote at any meeting of the membership. However, in order to vote,
an individual or dual member must present his or her membership
card and identification in order to cast a ballot.
6.4 Section 4 Quorum
Five percent (5%) of the members of the Club entitled to vote,
represented in person or by proxy pursuant to provisions of the
Washington Non-Profit Corporation Act, shall constitute a quorum
at any meeting of the membership for all matters presented at
the meeting. A response by five percent (5%) of the membership
entitled to vote, either in person or by proxy, is necessary to validate
any membership vote conducted by mail. For the purposes of this
section a vote by proxy is authorized only as set forth in Section 8
of this Article VI below.
Proposed changes:
6.3 Section 3 Evidence of Membership
The original membership books shall be prima facie evidence of the
person or clubs entitled to examine the record or transfer books or to
vote at any meeting of the membership. However, in order to vote,
an individual or dual member must present his or her membership
card and identification in order to cast a ballot.
A. Membership shall be verified by presentation of a valid photo
identification issued by the Government each Member resides
within.
B. Each Affiliate will have one vote at each Membership Meeting
where a quorum is established provided the vote is cast by a
duly appointed representative of that Affiliate who provides
credentials signed by the President of said Affiliate. Such
Credential shall be in the possession of the Member casting
the vote for the Affiliate and shall be presented to the Officer
checking the Official Roll to establish a quorum and to admit
the Affiliate as present to vote.
Rationale: It has come to the attention of the Board of Directors, the
By-Laws, as they reference the possession of a signed Membership
card for voting at the Nationals General Membership Meeting has
become more restrictive than necessary given modern technology.
The By-Laws in, 6.3 Section 3 Evidence of Membership, already
speak to the fact that a Member’s name on the official roll is
sufficient to admit Members to the meeting as well as to view the
Books and any other official ASCA document as well as to cast
a vote. The additional requirement found in the second sentence
that a Member must have in their possession a signed membership
card is contradictory to the wording in the first sentence. Such a
contradiction is an unfair restriction and impediment to allowing
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ASCA Members the opportunity to assist in conducting ASCA
Business.
As well, Affiliates count as one vote towards establishing a
quorum and are entitled to one vote at each General Membership
Meeting where a quorum is present. There is no provision in the By
Laws for how each Affiliate is to officially assign a representative
to vote for the Affiliate.
Effective date: To be effective upon passage of the ASCA Board
of Directors.
BD.17.175 QUESTION TO MEMBERSHIP – DOCK
JUMPING
Motion by Silveira; second by Kissman: I move the following
question be submitted to the full ASCA Membership at the next
scheduled Directors election of 2018.
Shall ASCA continue with the Dock Jumping Program as
formulated by ASCA’s Dock Jumping Committee and approved
by the ASCA board of Directors?
If the Membership approves dissolving the Dock Jumping Program,
the effective date shall be May 31, 2019.
Rationale: Some ASCA Members have voiced discontent with the
decision to establish a Dock Jumping Program.
Effective date: This motion shall be effective immediately upon
passage.
MOTIONS ORIGINATING FROM THE COMMITTEES
DNA Committee
DN.17.03 ASCA DNA Brochure
Approve: Unanimous
Motion carries.
Motion by Roberts: I move to approve the ASCA Parentage
Verification Explained brochure, designed by the DNA committee,
to be used by ASCA for educational purposes.
See brochure at the back of this report [pages18 and 19 this issue
of Aussie Times].
Comments: The initial distribution of this brochure will be at the
2017 ASCA Nationals. It will be placed in the welcome bags and
be available at the ASCA booth. The committee is requesting a
printable version of this educational brochure be placed on the
ASCA website. The Office Manager gave an initial estimate of
$100 for 600 brochures. We may need an order that is slightly
larger once we confer with the host club.
Rationale: As part of the strategic plan the committee was to
develop educational material about ASCA’s DNA Program. This
brochure fulfills that goal.
Parties affected: ASCA Membership.
Effective date: When passed by the Board.
Rally Committee
RA.17.07 COURSE MAP REQUIRED INFORMATION
Approve: Unanimous
Motion carries.
Motion by Wesen: I move to accept this motion from the Rally
Committee.
Subject: Course Map Required Information
Motion by Karen Black; second by Corinne Shanks: I move the
rules for Rally Maps be updated to reflect inclusion of the Exercise
List, with required elements including sign number.
Current wording:
17.2.2 Map Basics
a. Judge’s name
b. Date of the trial; if there is more than one trial on that date,
further identification such as Trial #1, Trial #2, or A.M., P.M.
must be included on each map
c. Affiliate club hosting the trial
d. Course level
e. Ring size
f. ASCA sign icons
g. Station numbers
h. Star indicators, enough to have a total of 200 points available
on the course
i. Cone icons, if any cone exercises are used. (No more than 7
cones may be used on a course.)
j. Separate entrance and exit gates
k. Leash location indicator for courses that utilize a Stay exercise
requiring the handler to retrieve a leash as part of the exercise
Proposed changes:
17.2.2 Map Basics
a. Judge’s name
b. Date of the trial; if there is more than one trial on that date,
further identification such as Trial #1, Trial #2, or A.M., P.M.
must be included on each map
c. Affiliate club hosting the trial
d. Course level
e. Ring size
f. ASCA sign icons
g. Station numbers
h. Star indicators, enough to have a total of 200 points available
on the course
i. Cone icons, if any cone exercises are used. Food or toy icon
for exercises that include distractions. (No more than 7 cones
may be used on a course.)
j. Separate entrance and exit gates
k. Leash location indicator for courses that utilize a Stay exercise
requiring the handler to retrieve a leash as part of the exercise
l. List that includes:
1. Station # to match that on course
2. Class (i.e. M, E, A, N) for all level specific exercises,
based on the lowest class in which they can be used
Signs 1-24 can be used on all levels, no class designation
on the list
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ASCA DNA PARENTAGE
VERIFICATION EXPLAINED
HISTORY OF THE DNA PARENTAGE
PROGRAM:
The Australian Shepherd Club of America
started its pilot DNA program in 1994 after a
presentation to the Board of Directors given by
Dr. Jerry Caldwell of ImmGen, Inc. The purpose
of the program was to develop a DNA genetic
database to create and maintain an accurate
registry. The program began with processing of
130 samples from members who volunteered
their dogs’ blood.
In 1996, the Board of Directors announced there
would be a 3-year phase-in of mandatory DNA
profiling for parentage verification of all
breeding stock. However, there were a lot of
misconceptions among the membership about
what DNA profiling would accomplish and what
kind of information could be obtained from such
profiling. The phase-in of mandatory DNA
profiling of all breeding stock was later
rescinded in an official announcement in the
November/December 1996 Aussie Times,
however, the voluntary program would
continue for those members who wanted their
dogs profile added to ASCAs growing DNA
database. In the same issue of the Times an
announcement regarding the establishment of
the DNA Committee was made. The mandate of
the committee was to formulate policy
regarding the voluntary DNA program for
parentage verification of all breeding stock and
to educate the membership on the benefits of
DNA by writing articles for the Aussie Times.
By the summer of 1997, the members of the
Committee had been chosen and work had
already begun. In the Committee report in the
June/July 1997 Aussie Times, the Committee
stated it had prioritized several issues of
immediate concern regarding the DNA Program.
Later that year, the Aussie Times featured
advertisements promoting the DNA Parentage
Verification Program.
In 1998, after approval by the ASCA Board of
Directors, Certagen became the first approved
DNA lab in Europe. With the help of a breeder
in Germany and after some initial bumps in the
road, the lab was able to certify parentage for the
first Aussies in Europe. Since then Certagen is
the only ASCA certified lab in Europe and
outside the United States.
The mission of the DNA committee was and
continues to be the development of policies and
procedures for the implementation our DNA
Parentage Verification Program and with
educating the membership on the benefits of
DNA profiling for parentage verification.
WHY DNA PARENTAGE
CERTIFICATION IS IMPORTANT:
When breeders consider dogs for breeding they
research the pedigrees of the potential parents.
Some of the things that are looked for in the
pedigree are specific traits, structure, working
styles, temperament and health issues. Breeders
are trying hard to screen pedigrees for health
issues before making breeding decisions.
In the long run, DNA-VP can become very
important to the health of bloodlines of dogs
from breeders who use health information before
breeding a litter.
HOW DNA PARENTAGE TESTING
WORKS:
The ASCA parentage verification test is an
exclusionary test (the word match does not
apply). If a given offspring exhibits two or more
genetic markers that do not appear in the DNA
profile of either the alleged sire or dam
(numbers are exact) then one or both of the
alleged parents are “excluded’ as being the true
parents(s). Note: one marker difference in the
offspring is not considered an exclusion as it
could be a mutation. The alleged parents are
said “to qualify” as the true sire and dam if less
than two exclusionary markers are exhibited in
the offspring.
A standard DNA test is used by Therion and
ASCA to DNA identify (register) individual
dogs and verify parentage. A set of 11 genetic
sites (loci) are screened on the DNA
chromosomes of each dog resulting in a DNA
profile. Since chromosomes are found in pairs
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this test results in a DNA profile for each dog of
a set of 22 “alleles” or genetic markers. These
11 loci were chosen because they show variable
alleles possible at each locus, i.e. chosen
because there they show genetic variability
among most dogs. Please note that if a cheek
swab or FTA blood card sample is not collected
correctly or handled properly or if not enough
cells are deposited this will result in fewer
genetic markers being assayed. This is why
Therion recommends using whole blood to DNA
your dogs.
Each dog/puppy receives half of its genetic
markers (11 markers) from its dam and half of
its genetic markers (11) from its sire. Therefore
if all of the genetic markers appearing (as
numbers) in the DNA profile of a given puppy
also appear in the DNA profile of either the
alleged sire or alleged dam then the puppy is
determined to qualify as the offspring of the
indicated sire and dam. However if the DNA
profile of the puppy contains genetic markers
that do not appear in the DNA profiles of either
the sire or the dam then the puppy cannot be a
product of the mating of those two dogs and
either the sire and/or the dam is excluded (based
on the non-matching numbers).
PROCEDURE WHEN THERE IS A
DISCREPANCY IN THE PARENTAGE:
ASCA informs the Owner and Breeder of the
dog that has had the exclusion. We try to
identify other possible sires that are on the
premises and find out if they are DNA profiled.
We then have a new sample submitted if
necessary for comparison to the new dogs.
The ASCA Office Manager is the main point of
contact between ASCA and Therion. The DNA
committee is informed if there are cases that
cannot be resolved.
HOW TO AVOID COMMON
PROBLEMS THAT CAUSE
REJECTION ON SAMPLES
SUBMITTED:
Rejection of samples is usually a matter of the
quality of the sample. Such as not enough blood/
cells collected, too much blood on FTA card so
some contamination exists, etc. If a sample
doesn’t work well the first time we will rerun it
either (1) using more of the sample and/or (2)
run the sample by itself or run the missing
markers individually to maximize the chance of
success.
BLOOD TUBE-Whole blood is the most
reliable method of submitting a DNA sample. It
is important to ensure proper blood collection
technique is used to prevent sample errors.
BLOOD CARD- Too much blood or not
enough blood will cause rejection. In addition,
if the card is not allowed to thoroughly dry,
mold can become a problem. Please let the card
air dry completely. In humid areas, it is
suggested to let the card dry longer than the
recommended time.
CHEEK SWAB-Read the directions included
with the swabs, BEFORE you start collection.
Not enough cells collected or contamination
(including mold) of the swab is the usual reason
for rejection.
After removing the swab from its package, make
sure you do not touch the tip or allow it to come
in contact with anything that could cause the
DNA to be compromised. To collect your dog’s
DNA, lift your dog’s upper lip and insert the
swab between the cheek and gum line. Using
gentle outward pressure, swab the inside of the
cheek in a back and forth motion, turning the
swab occasionally to coat the entire tip with
cells. Keep the swab in the mouth of the
dog for a slow count of 60. The longer you
are able to keep the swab in the dog’s mouth the
better chance you have of collecting more cells.
DO NOT soak the swab in the dog’s saliva
as that washes the DNA away.
After you have completed the collection of cells,
make sure you do not let the tip touch anything,
such as counter/table tops, your skin or anything
that could contaminate the sample.
MULTIPLE SIRED LITTERS-WHY
MANDATORY EXTENDED MARKER
SET IS REQUIRED WHEN SIRES ARE
CLOSELY RELATED:
If there are multiple sires to a litter (either by
choice or chance) that are closely related (father,
sons, siblings or uncle) the ASCA registry rules
require the use of the extended marker set (12
markers). This is in addition to the standard set
of 11 so a total of 23 markers are used for
closely related breedings. This is because of the
high probability of corresponding genetic
markers between the possible sires. The standard
marker set would not be able to exclude sires so
the extended marker set would be needed.
ASCA Business Office
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Signs 100-105 are novice only so N would be listed under
Class on the list
Signs 120-125 can be used for Novice and Advanced, no
class designation on the list
Signs 200-226 are for Advanced, Excellent & Masters, so
would be marked A on the list
Signs 300-315 are for Excellent & Masters, so would be
marked as E on the list. Sign 316 is not designated as E on
the list
Signs 400-412 are for Masters only, so would be marked as
M on the list
3. Stationary (S or blank)
4. Exercise Name
5. Name of Jump to match icon shown on course
6. Stars, where needed
7. Sign Number to match that on course
8. “Finish” with no number, before the Stay exercise, when
applicable.
Comments/Rationale: Consistency is needed on course maps to aid
the competitor, the judge, the affiliate, and the stewards setting up
courses. Maps are often difficult to read. Inclusion of the exercise
list, as can be found on the ASCA Course Template, with columns
completed provides additional information to the competitor and
judges prior to, and during, the trial. Inclusion of the Sign # on the
list saves considerable time for the competitor who wants to look
up the sign for correct performance, and for the person(s) pulling
signs for each course. Each of the columns on the ASCA Course
Template list can be completed by copying the complete line from
the available Signs to that course level. Adding these requirements
will not require additional time on behalf of the judge creating the
course.
Parties affected: Judges will need change their process for map
creation to include required elements, if they do not already include
required elements. Competitors, affiliates and trial stewards will
be impacted by not having to look up sign number based on the
exercise description on the map.
Effective date: On approval by BOD.
Results of the committee’s vote:
Approve: 9
Oppose: 4
Abstain: 0
Non-voting: 1
Comment from Joan Skinner: My concerns duplicate Pat Pierce’s.
In addition it is starting to feel that the rules are nit-picking. If we
changed the numbers of the signs to reflect which course they are
for there is no need now to indicate by a letter what course they are
for. And icons of any kind can indicate distractions.
Comment from Sandy Walroth: I feel that this motion goes too
far, and puts unnecessary requirements on the course maps. I do
agree that the sign number and jump type are needed – it does help
course building significantly. A while back, the exercises were put
in an order by level, and the exercise numbers changed to reflect
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the level. Thus, having the level listed is unnecessary. Whether the
exercise is stationary or not is also unnecessary. The description,
which is already required, tells you what kind of exercise it is. There
should be some kind of distinction between cones and distractions
on those exercises, however, requiring a specific toy or food icon
isn’t needed. First, the handlers see what is being put down during
course building and see it during the walkthrough. Second, the
description already tells the handler that there will be distractions.
Third, if you planned on toys and the club only has food bowls, the
map is incorrect. In the rationale, it states that it’s not a problem for
the judges, as all that information is already on the course design
template. However, not all judges use that template. This would put
an undue burden on those judges who will have to either change
their methods yet again, or move to using the Excel template. This
would be a problem for those who either don’t know or don’t like
Excel, or don’t have the Microsoft Office Suite, which is expensive.
For all these reasons, I am against the motion as presented.
Comment from Pat Pierce: While I agree with the majority of
these requirements, I find two items on the list to be unnecessary
duplicates of information already required for course maps with
exercise lists. I also would prefer using any symbol or shape that
clearly is not a cone, to be useable for marking the distractions - not
just a required food bowl or specific toy.
L.2 - We renumbered all of our signs, so it would become
immediately obvious what the minimum level was for any sign.
This duplicates L.6 requirement of including the sign number on
the exercise list.
L.3 - “S” for stationary is not really necessary, when maps are
required to use our sign icons (which nearly all include a Stop
sign or similar picture in the design), and the sign/station number
is included (L.1 in the proposed requirements list).
Map Basics i) does not need to be so specific, in the style of
distraction indicators on a map. Any symbol that takes the place of
a cone, should be allowed. In practical terms at a trial, conditions
and equipment might warrant using a toy where the map indicates a
food bowl, or a specific pictured distraction isn’t available. As long
as the distraction is marked with something clearly not identical to
a cone indicator, this should be acceptable.
Comment from Ann McCabe: Whereas I agree that a list should
accompany a course map, I do not believe that the level (M, E,
A, N), or the type of distraction, or an S for stationary exercises
needs to be included.
Comment from Karen Souza: I am voting to approve this motion
because I feel that it will serve to bring more consistency to
Rally maps. Many judges already supply this information. Maps
containing the information are easier to read by all and insure
requirements for each level have been met.
Board Meeting Minutes
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Present: President Laura Gibson, 1st Vice President Ann DeChant,
Secretary Cindy King, Director Linda Gray, Director Preston
Kissman, Director Jean Roberts, Director Elect Liz Busquets,
Executive Secretary Kalla Jaco

Absent: 2nd Vice President Rachel Vest, Treasurer Jan Wesen,
Director Ken Silveira, Director Elect Denise Creelman
There is a quorum with 6 voting members of the Board present.
Gibson called the meeting to order in Executive Session at 6:03
p.m. Central Time.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Board started their meeting in Executive Session to discuss
two topics. They are summarized below.
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cloud ends on September 30, 2017. Once Mr. Jackson finishes his
analysis, the Board will discuss bids and an emergency motion will
be brought forward to contract with a new vendor.
Creelman joined the meeting at 6:34 p.m.
LINKS ON WEBSITE
A member requested that the link to www.aussieinfo.org be added
to the ASCA Website. Before adding external links to the website,
the Board needs an approval policy in place. A disclaimer is also
required. The Board will revisit this topic after Nationals.
AUGUST TREASURER’S REPORT
In anticipation of her absence at tonight’s meeting, Wesen sent
out the Treasurer’s Report for period ending August 31, 2017, via
email. Ending balance is $188,804.24.
BD.17.176 AUGUST TREASURER’S REPORT
Motion by DeChant to approve the August Treasurer’s Report.
Second by Roberts.
Approve: 6; Oppose: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: Silveira, Vest, Wesen;
Motion carries.
BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF
The Office Manager proposed a reorganization of Business Office
duties, due to the upcoming retirement of Susan Byrne. Currently,
Ms. Byrne’s duties are Front Desk/Membership/Bookkeeper.
The Office Manager proposes that Sarah Jackson take over the
book-keeping duties, in addition to her current duties as Assistant
Manager, but instead of her duties as Registrar. This would open
the positions of Front Desk/Membership and Registrar to two new
employees.
Silveira joined the meeting at 6:19 p.m.
Office Manager Ray Fryar called Gibson at 6:19 p.m. to answer
several questions. He left the meeting at 6:21 p.m.
The Board exited Executive Session at 6:29 p.m. The remainder of
the meeting was conducted in Open Session.
OPEN SESSION
AUGUST EMAIL BUSINESS
The Board voted to ratify all business conducted over email in
August.
BD.17.177 AUGUST EMAIL BUSINESS
Motion by DeChant to ratify the August email business. Second
by Gray.
Approve: 7; Oppose: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: Vest, Wesen; Motion
carries.
Vest joined the meeting at 6:30 p.m.
SYSTEM REPORT
Vest reported on the ongoing progress of the Business Office system
upgrade. ASCA’s contract with FrogSlayer for hosting on their
MEMBER ACCESS TO MONTHLY BOARD MEETINGS
The topic of allowing members access to the Board’s monthly
meetings has been ongoing for 2+ years. This month’s meeting
audio will be uploaded to ASCA’s YouTube account to be provided
to the membership.
RED ROOF INN DISCOUNT
The Board discussed an email from Christina Miadich, Digital
Marketing Specialist for Red Roof Inn, offering a 15% discount
for ASCA members who choose to stay with them. Pets stay free
at all locations. The Office Manager will finalize the agreement.
FLOOR PLANS FOR NEW BUSINESS OFFICE
The Office Manager has been working with Mike Black on the
preparations necessary to begin work on a new building for the
ASCA Business Office. The Board discussed proposed floor plans.
The current building is ~3000 square feet; the new building will
be ~5000 square feet.
OIL PIPELINE PROJECT
The Board discussed a letter from Universal Field Services, Inc.
which requests permission to conduct studies and surveys across
our property in Bryan, TX, in preparation for a proposed oil pipeline
project called the East Houston to Hearne Pipeline. The Office
Manager will investigate further.
INTRODUCTION TO ASCA STOCKDOG PROGRAM
HANDOUT
Motion BD.17.171 Intro to Stock Handout is currently before the
Board for vote over email in September. Vest is open to amending
the motion, based on member and Director feedback.
2018 NATIONAL SPECIALTY PREMIUM
The first draft of the 2018 National Specialty Premium was
submitted on September 1, 2017. The Board has 30 days to respond.
Stockdog Finals courses: Ducks & Sheep – H, B, and C; Cattle –
D, B, and C
Stockdog Nationals courses: Ducks – B, Sheep – H, Cattle – D
STRATEGIC PLAN
The Board discussed the notice to committees to re-evaluate the
Strategic Plan, that was scheduled to go out on September 1, 2017.
For 2017, the Committees are to set 3 – 5 yearly goals to establish
priorities for the Committee, and work on those throughout the year.
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If issue(s) are brought forward by the Membership/Committee,
the Committee’s efforts can be redirected from their work on the
goals and address the issue(s). Likewise, with a BOD directive,
yearly goal effort would be redirected to answer the directive.
Employing this methodology to work through the yearly goals,
while still supporting Membership/Committee ideas/issues will
provide flexibility to Committees.
Deadline for yearly goals – October 20, 2017.
October 2017 Secretary’s Report
RESCUE GRANT RECIPIENTS
Western Aussie Rescue
Contact: Annette Hall
Newport, Washington
westernaussierescue@gmail.com
www.westernausstralianshepherdrescue.com
Wesen joined the meeting at 7:19 p.m.
VOTING AT THE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The Board discussed what is needed for members to be able to vote
at the General Membership Meeting held at the annual National
Specialty. It was agreed to draft a change to the related Bylaws,
to be presented to the membership for a vote on the 2018 ballot.
The Board decided the protocol to follow for allowing members
into the meeting and for conducting the meeting if a quorum is
achieved and voting takes place.
For 2017, any member listed in the membership list may join the
meeting. Be prepared to present photo identification. Members
must present their membership card to receive a colored index card,
which denotes their ability to cast a vote, in the case of a quorum. If
a vote is called for, members will hold up their card to be counted.
Affiliates may vote the same way, so long as the Affiliate President
has designated an Affiliate Member authorized to represent their
interests at the meeting. That designated Affiliate Member, the
President, or the Affiliate Representative must indicate which
Affiliate they represent when checking in and they will receive an
additional differently-colored index card.
Silveira left the meeting at 7:40 p.m.
STOCKDOG COMMITTEE SURVEY
This survey is intended to be shared with ASCA Stockdog Judges
and competitors in the Aussie Times, targeted emails, and various
locations on-line.
BD.17.178 STOCKDOG COMMITTEE SURVEY
Motion by DeChant to approve the Stockdog Committee’s survey
to be sent out however the Stockdog Committee has planned.
Second by Roberts.
Approve: 8; Oppose: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: Silveira; Motion
carries.
WEBSITE FORUM & ASCA DISCUSSION LISTS
The new ASCA discussion list on groups.io and the new forum on
the ASCA Website are ready to be launched.
Vest made a motion, seconded by Wesen, to request the Office
Manager set up the new discussion list on groups.io, but it was
withdrawn to be put on the agenda for October’s meeting.
Gibson adjourned the meeting at 8:17 p.m.
BOARD MOTIONS
BD.17.179 TRANSFER OF ASCA YAHOO GROUPS TO
GROUPS.IO
Approve: Unanimous
Motion carries.
Motion by Roberts; second by King: I move that all ASCA owned
groups hosted by Yahoo be transferred to Groups.io by Jan. 1st,
2018.
Comments/Rationale: Groups.io is a more secure and easier to use
platform for hosting our committee groups.
The ASCA DNA group was successfully moved to groups.io from
Yahoo. There have been no complaints from ASCA users, thus far.
Parties affected: Committee members, ASCA Office
Ray has said that it would take about 1/2 day to move all of the
groups.
Effective date: Upon Board approval
BD.17.180 2018 STOCKDOG FINALS JUDGES
Approve: 7
Oppose: 0
Abstain: Gibson, Kissman
Motion carries.
Motion by Roberts; second by King: I move to approve the slate
of judges for the 2018 Stock Finals.
Preston Kissman, Ken Lyle, Steve Shope, Sharon Simmons, Larry
Teaff, and Brad Warren
Rationale: The Board is supposed to approve them
Parties affected: Stock Finals judges, 2018 Nationals Host Club
Effective date: Upon Board approval
EMERGENCY MOTION
BD.17.190 STAY EXERCISE DURING HIT RUNOFF
RULE BOOK CORRECTION
Approve: Unanimous
Motion carries.
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Motion by Wesen: I make an emergency motion to approve the
following from the Rally Committee.
Motion by Corinne Shanks; second by Karen Black.
Purpose: This is a clarification of the current rule, which, when
corrected in September, resulted in the removal of “on lead”.
Though the rule book states all novice courses are to be run “on
lead”, there is concern that the wording effective 10/1/17 in section
1.18.4 of the rule book will cause additional confusion in the event
of a HIT Runoff.
Comments/rationale: When motion RC - 7.29 was written and
approved, “on lead” was not specifically stated (see Approved by
the Committee below). The current Rule Book wording, is not the
same as was approved by the committee. This motion is to clarify
the 10/1/17 rule book to avoid confusion.
Previous:
1.18.4 Ties for HIT
In case of a tie between dogs eligible for any of the above awards,
each Team shall perform the Novice course on lead. The highest
score shall determine the winner. In the event that more than one
Team receives the same score, the faster time shall determine the
winner.
Approved by the committee:
1.18.4 Ties for HIT
In case of a tie between dogs eligible for any of the above awards,
each Team shall perform the Novice course, including the stay
exercise. The highest score shall determine the winner. In the event
that more than one Team receives the same score, the faster time
shall determine the winner. The sit or down stay will be kept on
the course for the run-off.
Current:
1.18.4 Ties for HIT
In case of a tie between dogs eligible for any of the above awards,
each Team shall perform the Novice course, including the stay
exercise on lead. The highest score shall determine the winner. In
the event that more than one Team receives the same score, the
faster time shall determine the winner. The sit or down stay will
be kept on the course for the run-off. (Effective September 2017)
Proposed:
1.18.4 Ties for HIT
In case of a tie between dogs eligible for any of the above awards,
each Team shall perform the Novice course, including the stay
exercise, on lead. The highest score shall determine the winner.
In the event that more than one Team receives the same score, the
faster time shall determine the winner. The sit or down stay will
be kept on the course for the run-off.
The wording of the current rule book for Junior Handler HIT also
needs to be corrected to the same wording.
Officer Reports
Current:
1.20.2 Tie for HIT Junior Handler
In case of a tie between Junior Handlers eligible for any of the above
awards, each Junior Handler and dog shall perform the Novice
course, on lead. The highest score shall determine the winner. In
the event that more than one Team receives the same score, the
faster time shall determine the winner.
Proposed:
1.20.2 Tie for HIT Junior Handler
In case of a tie between Junior Handlers eligible for any of the above
awards, each Junior Handler and dog shall perform the Novice
course, including the stay exercise, on lead. The highest score
shall determine the winner. In the event that more than one Team
receives the same score, the faster time shall determine the winner.
Parties affected: Contestants that are tied for HIT that run the
course must be aware that the sit/down stay is part of the course,
and performed on lead.
Effective date: On Approval by the BOD.
Results of the committee vote:
Approve: Unanimous
MOTIONS ORIGINATING FROM THE COMMITTEES
Obedience Committee
OB.17.05 SEND TRIAL PAPERWORK AND RULEBOOK
TO JUDGES
Approve: 7
Oppose: Gray, Roberts
Motion carries.
Letter of Dissent from Gray: Policy 8.9.2 was not followed.
Letter of Dissent from Roberts: I can’t approve this motion without
a notation as to where this policy will reside in ASCA documents.
Motion by Wesen: I move to approve this motion from the
Obedience Committee.
Motion by Katie van de Sandt; second by Jane Small: I move to ask
the Business Office, when obedience trials are sanctioned, to email
the judge a copy of the premium and/or sanctioning paperwork,
a link to the latest rulebook and an offer to mail a printed copy of
the current rulebook, if the judge requests it.
Rationale: Make sure judges have the details of trials they have
agreed to judge in their hands before the trial. Make the process
for getting a current rulebook easily visible to and convenient for
judges. Ensure judges receive similar information when judging
obedience that they have already been receiving when judging rally.
Parties affected: Business Office is asked to send information to
judges of sanctioned trials.
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Effective date: The Effective Date of the motion will be immediately
following approval by the Board of Directors.
Results of the committee vote:
Approve: 7
Disapprove: 0
Abstain: 0
Non-voting: 3
The Obedience Committee does not recommend that this motion
be printed in the rulebook.
OB.17.06 SEND RULEBOOK CHANGES TO JUDGES
Approve: 8
Oppose: Gray
Motion carries.
Motion by Wesen: I move to approve this motion from the
Obedience Committee.
Motion by Katie van de Sandt; second by Jane Small: I make a
motion that we ask the Executive Secretary, in May of each year,
to email to all Obedience Judges the list of upcoming changes for
the June rulebook. Include in the letter a request to judges to notify
the Business Office if for any reason they would like to be removed
from the ASCA Obedience Judges list.
Officer Reports
Comment from Kissman: This is a proposed rule modification from
the SDC that will not be followed. The existing rule is currently
not being followed. If the SDC wants to level the playing field at
a Stockdog Trial, they will have to come up with a better solution.
Comment from Vest: Will not be able to support this motion as
written. I appreciate the purpose of the motion and understand
that the SDC is trying to correct an issue. However, in a lot of
the A.M./P.M. trials, the stock are run back to back to prevent
them having to be caught up and penned again later in the day.
Re/ awards, rarely do Affiliates hand out ribbons/awards until the
A.M/P.M. is complete as some award High Combined and other
awards that require the completion of both trials.
Motion by Roberts: I move to approve the motion from the SDC:
Motion by Jim McKay; second by Judy DeShazo: I move that the
Stock Dog Committee change the wording of 4.11.1 in section 11.
CURRENT WORDING:
4.11.1
No competing dogs will be allowed in the trial arena on the day of
trial except during their run. A non-competing dog may be used to
work the stock only at the discretion of the course director and the
judge. The trial arena includes all areas where dogs are competing
and all areas used for handling the livestock.
Rationale: To facilitate keeping judges updated on changes in the
obedience rules and to help keep the judges list updated.
Parties affected: Obedience judges will get rule updates. Executive
Secretary will be asked to email out the rule change doc once a year.
Executive Secretary responded that she can initiate the emailing of
the rule change document.
Effective date: The Effective Date of the motion will be the date
that the next Rule Book is printed following approval by the Board
of Directors and subsequent publication in the Aussie Times.
Results of the committee vote:
Approve: 7
Disapprove: 0
Abstain: 0
Non-voting: 3
The Obedience Committee does not recommend that this motion
be printed in the rulebook.
Stockdog Committee
SD.17.09 DOGS IN THE ARENA
Approve: 0
Oppose: 8
Abstain: Gray
Motion fails.
Comment from DeChant: I am opposed as I think it needs more
work.
PROPOSED WORDING:
4.11.1
Competing dogs will not be allowed in the trial arena on the day of
the trial until the trial is finished, with the exception of the runs in
which the dog is entered. The trial arena includes all areas where the
dogs are competing and all areas used for handling trial livestock,
including pasture and corral holding areas or pens. The trial is
considered finished after all runs, including run offs, for that trial
have been judged. When more than one sanctioned trial is held on
the same day, a dog who has previously competed that day may
be used for livestock management, provided the trial in which the
dog competed is finished and the dog will not be competing in any
further runs, including run offs, that day. A non-competing dog
may be used to work the stock only at the discretion of the course
director and the judge.
Rationale: These rules need clarification as there has been confusion
at several locations during trials.
Parties affected: Competitors in Stock trials
Effective date: upon approval of the BOD
Results of the committee vote:
The following motion was approved by the SDC on 9/22/2017 with
all members voting as follows:
Approved: 9
Opposed: 3
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Board Meeting Minutes
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Present: President Laura Gibson, 1st Vice President Ann DeChant,
2nd Vice President Rachel Vest, Treasurer Jan Wesen, Secretary
Cindy King, Director Linda Gray, Director Preston Kissman,
Director Jean Roberts, Director Elect Liz Busquets, Director
Elect Denise Creelman, Counsel Chuck Carnese, and Executive
Secretary Kalla Jaco
Absent: Director Ken Silveira
There is a quorum with 8 voting members of the Board present.
Gibson called the meeting to order in Executive Session at 6:01
p.m. Central Time.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Board started their meeting in Executive Session to discuss
eight topics. They are summarized below.
SEPTEMBER EMAIL BUSINESS
BD.17.181 SEPTEMBER EMAIL BUSINESS
Motion by Roberts to ratify all September email business. Second
by Wesen.
Approve: 8; Oppose: 0; Abstain: 0; Absent: Silveira; Motion
carries.
BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF
Last month, the Office Manager proposed a reorganization of
Business Office duties, due to the upcoming retirement of Susan
Byrne. Currently, Ms. Byrne’s duties are Front Desk/Membership/
Bookkeeper. The Office Manager proposes that Sarah Jackson take
over the book-keeping duties, in addition to her current duties as
Assistant Manager, but instead of her duties as Registrar. This
would open the positions of Front Desk/Membership and Registrar
to two new employees.
Silveira joined the meeting at 6:06 p.m.
BD.17.182 BUSINESS OFFICE REORGANIZATION
Motion by Vest to accept the proposed Business Office
reorganization plan as presented by the ASCA Business Office
Manager. This would increase headcount by 2 individuals. Effective
immediately. Second by Wesen.
Approve: 8; Oppose: 0; Abstain: King; Motion carries.
MEMBER APPEAL
The Board heard an update from Counsel regarding an appeal of
a member’s suspension and fine.
REQUEST FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION
The Board dismissed a request for conflict resolution.
APPEAL OF REQUEST FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION
The Board dismissed an appeal of a request for conflict resolution.
Officer Reports
JUDGE REQUIREMENTS
The Board discussed whether judges admitted to a program are
subject to the rules in place when they were approved, or the rules
in place at the time they apply for advancement. They will discuss
at Nationals.
Carnese left the meeting at 7:51 p.m.
REQUEST FOR REINSTATEMENT
The Board received a request to begin the conformation program’s
reinstatement procedure. They will discuss at Nationals.
SEPTEMBER TREASURER’S REPORT
Wesen gave a summary of the Treasurer’s Report for period ending
September 30, 2017. She will give a full report at Nationals. The
Board approved the 2017 budget.
The Board exited Executive Session at 7:58 p.m. The remainder of
the meeting was conducted in Open Session.
OPEN SESSION
SYSTEM REPORT
Vest reported that ASCA has received several quotes for migrating
ASCA’s cloud from FrogSlayer to a server of our choosing. These
will be presented to the Board for decision at Nationals.
WEBSITE EVENT CALENDAR
Vest reported the progress of the new event calendar for the ASCA
website, being created by Frank Butera.
ASCA DISCUSSION LIST
The Board discussed using Groups.io to launch a new ASCA-owned
discussion list.
BD.17.186 ASCADISCUSSIONGROUP ON GROUPS.IO
Motion by Gibson to have Ray Fryar launch ASCADiscussionGroup
Groups.io as an official communication tool of the Australian
Shepherd Club of America. The ASCA Business Office will be the
owner of this lightly moderated group. The group will be operated
and moderated according to the policy below. Second by Wesen.
Approve: Gibson, Kissman, Silveira, Vest, Wesen; Oppose:
DeChant, Gray, King, Roberts; Abstain: 0; Motion carries.
Description: ASCADiscussionGroup is a forum for members of the
Australian Shepherd Club of America, in which topics of interest
to members of the club may be discussed. This forum will serve
as a vital link between the ASCA membership and its Board of
Directors.
*** If you cannot, or do not wish to, comply with the terms in this
message, please UNSUBSCRIBE NOW. ***
Continuing to receive mail from ASCADiscussionGroup implies
you agree to hold the Group owners and moderators, the Australian
Shepherd Club of America® (ASCA) and Groups.io, owner of the
system on which this group resides, harmless for opinions expressed
on this group. The opinions expressed in this lightly moderated
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group do not reflect the opinions of the group owner, administrators/
moderators, ASCA, or Groups.io. The ASCADiscussionGroup
group name is the property of the Australian Shepherd Club of
America. All rights reserved.
Officer Reports
Rationale: This now Groups.io will serve as an official
communication tool between the ASCA’s Board and its membership
and will serve as a place for members to civilly debate issues
pertaining to ASCA.
This group was created with the purpose of enhancing the
communication between the ASCA® members and their Board
of Directors.
• Only issues which deal with ASCA and ASCA Affiliate clubs
may be discussed here.
• One must be an ASCA member to join the list.
• New members to the list may be reviewed prior to posting
initially.
• The list itself is lightly moderated: NO trolling or disrespectful
discussion will be tolerated; NO profanity will be allowed.
Reasoned debate is fine and expected.
• The ASCA-L owners and moderators may, at their discretion,
remove or restrict postings of any group Member for violation of
this mailing list’s rules. Group members who violate the group’s
rules will be given one warning. A second violation will result
in permanent removal from the group.
DO:
• Introduce yourself: name, location, history or relationship to
ASCA.
• Conduct constructive, articulate, and respectful conversations.
Bullying, name-calling and personal attacks will not be tolerated.
• Allow our volunteer moderators to do their jobs.
• Let us know if there’s an issue with the Group itself
(operationally).
DO NOT:
• Repost anything you see come through this without explicit
permission of the original author.
• Forward non-list members’ messages to the Group.
• Disrespect anyone on this list with abusive language or personal
aggression.
This is a privately-administrated group, and as such, there is no
“right to free speech.” (To U.S. citizens: Constitutional right to free
speech is limited to the U.S. Government ONLY.)
Please keep in mind that this group is made possible through
donated time and services. It is here by the efforts of real people
willing to volunteer their time and energy, not because of any
abstract constitutional principles.
If you wish to communicate with the group moderators they can
be reached via email at: TBA
Although this group is the property of the Australian Shepherd Club
of America (ASCA), it is a public group open to all ASCA members,
who are free to post their own opinions and beliefs. Such opinions
and beliefs are solely those of the author of the post, and not those
of ASCA, its officers, directors or agents. ASCA is not responsible
for any personal information a person discloses in posting to this
group, nor for any opinions or beliefs posted thereto, and ASCA
has no responsibility to publish, remove or edit any submissions
to the group.
Parties affected: All ASCA Members
Effective Date: Immediately upon Board approval
ASCA WEBSITE FORUM
The Board discussed the re-launch of the improved forum on the
ASCA website.
BD.17.187 ASCA WEBSITE FORUM
Motion by Gibson to have Heidi Mobley launch ASCA Website
Forum as an official communication tool of the Australian Shepherd
Club of America. ASCA will be the owner of this lightly moderated
forum. The forum will be operated and moderated according to the
policy below. Second by Wesen.
Approve: Gibson, Kissman, Silveira, Vest, Wesen; Oppose:
DeChant, Gray, King, Roberts; Abstain: 0; Motion carries.
Description: ASCA Website Forum is a forum for members of the
Australian Shepherd Club of America, in which topics of interest
to members of the club may be discussed. This forum will serve
as a vital link between the ASCA membership and its Board of
Directors.
*** If you cannot, or do not wish to, comply with the terms in this
message, please UNSUBSCRIBE NOW. ***
Participating in the ASCA Website Forum implies you agree to
hold the ASCA and its moderators harmless for opinions expressed
on this forum. The opinions expressed in this lightly moderated
forum do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the administrators/
moderators or ASCA.
This forum was created with the purpose of enhancing the
communication between the ASCA® members and their Board
of Directors.
• Only issues which deal with ASCA and ASCA Affiliate clubs
may be discussed here.
• One must be an ASCA member to join the list.
• New members to the list may be reviewed prior to posting
initially.
• The list itself is lightly moderated: NO trolling or disrespectful
discussion will be tolerated; NO profanity will be allowed.
Reasoned debate is fine and expected.
• The ASCA Website Forum owners and moderators may, at their
discretion, remove or restrict postings of any forum Member
for violation of this mailing list’s rules. Forum members who
violate the Forum’s rules will be given one warning. A second
violation will result in permanent removal from the Forum.
DO:
• Introduce yourself: name, location, history or relationship to
ASCA.
• Conduct constructive, articulate, and respectful conversations.
Bullying, name-calling and personal attacks will not be tolerated.
• Allow our volunteer moderators to do their jobs.
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• Let us know if there’s an issue with the Forum itself
(operationally).
DO NOT:
• Repost anything you see come through this without explicit
permission of the original author.
• Forward non-list members messages to the Forum.
• Disrespect anyone on this Forum with abusive language or
personal aggression.
Officer Reports
Although this Forum is the property of the Australian Shepherd
Club of America (ASCA), it is a public forum open to all ASCA
members, who are free to post their own opinions and beliefs.
Such opinions and beliefs are solely those of the author of the post,
and not those of ASCA, its officers, directors or agents. ASCA is
not responsible for any personal information a person discloses
in posting to the ASCA Website Forum, nor for any opinions or
beliefs posted thereto, and ASCA has no responsibility to publish,
remove or edit any submissions to the forum.
This is a privately-administrated Forum, and as such, there is no
“right to free speech.” (To U.S. citizens: Constitutional right to free
speech is limited to the U.S. Government ONLY.)
Please keep in mind that this Forum is made possible through
donated time and services. It is here by the efforts of real people
willing to volunteer their time and energy, not because of any
abstract constitutional principles.
If you wish to communicate with the Forum moderators they can
be reached via email at: TBA
Rationale: This new forum will serve as an official communication
tool between the ASCA’s Board and its membership and will serve
as a place for members to civilly debate issues pertaining to ASCA.
Parties affected: All ASCA Members
Effective Date: Immediately upon Board approval
ASCA REGIONS
The Board discussed a proposal presented by Kissman to better
align the ASCA Regions with the current member population and
geographic areas [see chart below].
Existing Regions
Region States/Provinces
Population
1 Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska 642
2 California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah 1089
3 Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Canada (MB, SK, AB, BC, YT, NT) 367 (Region 3 includes part of Canada which has an ASCA
membership of 172. No easy way to divide the 172 into the two
pieces, so Region 3 may be about 500)
4 Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky 759
5 Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma
1231
6 Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Washington D.C., Canada (ON, QC, NS, NB, PE, NF)
7 Europe 775
Proposed Regions
Region States/Provinces Population
1 Half of California, Jan has a proposed line that would divide California into two Regions 545
2 Other half of California 544
3 Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington 508
4 Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico 579
5 North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma 448
6 Texas 434
7 Western half of Canada (86), Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois 467
8 Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama 381
9 Eastern half of Canada (86), Michigan, Indiana and Ohio 321
10 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia 394
11 North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida 359
12 Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island 243
13 Germany 559
14 That which is non-United States and non-Germany 231
608 (adding the other part of Canada may increase this Region
to 750)
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NEW OFFICE BUILDING
The Office Manager has been working with Mike Black on the
preparations necessary to begin work on a new building for the
ASCA Business Office. The new route of the proposed oil pipeline
would follow the existing access road for ASCA. It would have no
effect on the construction of a new building.
DIRECTOR’S HANDBOOK
Directors are to send any remaining changes to the Executive
Secretary by October 23rd. The final version will be voted on
during the Nationals meeting.
2017 NATIONALS JUDGE CHANGE
Kelsey Jones has had to withdraw as the 2017 Nationals Best of
Breed Judge. This information has been posted on the Nationals
website and Facebook page. Anyone in conflict is eligible for a
refund, per the rules.
BD.17.188 2017 NATIONALS BOB JUDGE CHANGE
Motion by DeChant to approve Jasa Hatcher as replacement for
Kelsey Jones, who had to resign as Best of Breed Judge for the
2017 Nationals. Second by Gray.
Approve: 8; Oppose: 0; Abstain: Gibson; Motion carries.
RALLY COMMITTEE FLYER
The Rally Committee has requested the flyer they created be printed
for distribution at the 2017 ASCA Nationals.
BD.17.189 RALLY COMMITTEE FLYER
Motion by Wesen to approve the printing and distribution of the
Rally Committee’s flyer. Second by Kissman.
Approve: Unanimous; Motion carries.
PUBLISHING NEW JUDGES
The Board needs to clarify the intent of motion BD.17.04 Publishing
Names of New ASCA Judges. They will discuss at Nationals.
Gibson adjourned the meeting at 8:51 p.m.
Change of Address
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(FROM THE PRESIDENT . . . continued from page 11)
don’t usually frequent Stockdog trials. This event put the focus on
our breed and its purpose – from the ASCA Mission Statement –
preserving and promoting the Australian Shepherd as an intelligent
working dog with strong herding instinct!
Another first was ASCA’s first Dock Jumping event. I feel so
bad that I never got out there to watch. I heard rave reviews. We
are off and jumping with this new program!
The banquet was held Friday night, and the room was beautiful
with the 60 th Birthday theme. There were several memorable slide
shows running during the banquet. Many ASCA volunteers were
celebrated with the “We Are ASCA!” slide show. Finals dogs were
also showcased in another slideshow. MVA dogs were awarded as
well as was Most Versatile Junior. I am not going to try to name any
dogs or Juniors in this overview. The results will be in an upcoming
Aussie Times. Another slide show was presented during the banquet
focusing on ASCA History. Many oohs and ahhs were uttered as
many AT ads from the past were flashed on the screen. We have
certainly come a long way with our magazine! Vicki Mistretta
was honored with the ASCA Lifetime Achievement Award. Three
Juniors, Kyliee Kikuyama,​Hope Peavey, and Anneka Dahle, earned
the ASCA Above and Beyond Award! Another wonderful addition
was a talk from Ernie Hartnagle, ASCA’s first President, who
delivered some history that added to our knowledge of the origin
of our breed! Did you know that the breed originated in Andorra?\
One thing that I have to touch on, as it was a low point that I
hope I never see at an ASCA event in the future. Laura Gibson was
introducing her Committee and then the ASCA Directors and one
of the Directors received boos from somewhere in the crowd. This
is so unfair as our Club, ASCA, is family. We all share the same
love of this breed. While opinions about what is “best for ASCA”
may differ, each Board Member works hard for the Membership
and the Mission, and none deserve such treatment. This was an
unfortunate and unacceptable occurrence to have at the banquet,
which is held to celebrate and close out a wonderful 10 days. Please
don’t let this ever happen again! We are so much better than this!
So, you may be wondering why I
am back writing this again. I was elected
President at the Board Meetings following
the GMM. So, I am President of ASCA
again for my last year on the Board. I hope
you will help me make this a positive and
productive year. Please treat each other with
common courtesy, respect, and concern.
ASCA is a wonderful organization that
unites us; we have 60 years of history of
the ASCA community coming together each
year to celebrate!
Huge thank you to Laura Gibson for
serving as ASCA President last year! It was
job well done! Thank you to Jan Wesen and
Preston Kissman, who are leaving the Board,
but have made outstanding contributions
during their years on the Board.
Thanks, and I love ASCA!
~ Ann

Bulletin Board
January-February 2018
Bulletin Board compiled by Linda Gray
ASCA Business Office
e Are you receiving your monthly AussEnews from ASCA? There have
been some great articles and glimpses back into ASCA history! If you are
not receiving your email, please contact the ASCA office and update your
email address.
e A reminder to all Affiliate clubs, please remember the sanction
deadline for your events. An affiliate’s show coordinator can now sanction
events online. Please make sure the office has the correct listings for your
show coordinators. Only the show coordinators listed with the office can
access online sanctioning requests. Any questions please contact the office.
Also remember to get your results to the office in a timely manner. Please
have all judges listed when paperwork is sent in so we can have your
premium up on the official event calendar as soon as possible. Remember
to utilize our website your membership must be current. You also need to
create a new online account. If you have any questions, please contact the
office.
If an Affiliate club changes officers, affiliate representatives, or show
coordinators once its renewal has been sent in, please contact the office
with the new information.
Aussie Times
Old issues of the Aussie Times are available from the office. Please contact
the office for available issues and cost of mailing.
Paw Print Genetics
Contact ASCA’s partner Paw Print Genetics for your genetic testing and
a discount.
Purina Pro Club Partnership Program
Thank you to all the ASCA Purina Pro Club members who submitted
weight circles and signed up for the Parent Club Partnership Program.
Purina had 423 members sign up and 99 submitted weight circles from
Jan - Dec 2016. We earned 2,448.61 last year
For those of you who feed Purina and are members of the Pro Club,
don’t forget to enroll in the Purina Parent Club Partnership Program.
Purina will donate 10 percent of the value of the Weight Circle points you
submit. Half will go to ASCA and half to the Canine Health Foundation. Your
earned points are not touched. (This will in no way impact your personal
rewards as these are matching funds.) The donation is used to conduct
health and wellness studies, education campaigns and rescue efforts for
your chosen breed. Apply at PurinaProClub.com or call 1-877-776-2582
We have been renewed through Dec. 2018
La Quinta Inns and Suites Discount for ASCA Members
We are pleased to announce that ASCA now has a national discount
with all La Quinta Inns & Suites in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
In additional to discounted room rates at over 850 hotels, we will
receive aggressive group rate and reservation assistance, free breakfast
and free high-speed internet. Other benefits include membership points,
centralized reporting, one point of contact for all needs, and a direct
billing account, if the need arises.
Individual reservations can be made by:
• Calling 1-800-SLEEPLQ or the hotel directly and asking
for the ASCA rate
• Walking into a hotel and asking for the ASCA rate
• Booking on their website (www.lq.com) using the
discount code AUST12
Note that reservations made on other sites (Expedia,
Travelocity, etc.) will not be tracked, counted into our annual
production, nor will guests receive points on those stays.
If you have any other questions regarding this program, please
feel free to contact Ray Fryar, ASCA Business Office Manager, 979-
778-1082.
Another Exciting Program for ASCA and its Members
– AmazonSmile
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that lets customers enjoy the same wide selection of products, low prices,
and convenient shopping features as on Amazon.com. The difference
is that when customers shop on AmazonSmile (smile.amazon.com),
the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible
purchases to the charitable organizations selected by customers.
How does AmazonSmile work? When first visiting AmazonSmile,
customers are prompted to select a charitable organization
from almost one million eligible organizations. In order to
browse or shop at AmazonSmile, customers must first select a
charitable organization. For eligible purchases at AmazonSmile,
the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase
price to the customer’s selected charitable organization.
Is there any cost to charitable organizations or to customers? No. There
is no cost to charitable organizations or to AmazonSmile customers.
The shopping experience is identical to Amazon.com with the added
Here is how to get started
• Go to smile.amazon.com or use this link: http://smile.amazon.
com/ch/20-0496079
• Select “Change your Charity”
• Key in ASCA Foundation, then press “Select”
• You know you have been successful when you look at the upper
left hand corner of the screen and see: ASCA Foundation
benefit that the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate to the charitable
organizations selected by customers.
Rescue Funds
Grants for rescue groups from the ASCA Foundation are available.
Contact the business office for an application.
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Bulletin Board
ASCA National Specialties
e The 2018 National Specialty will be hosted by the 2018 Consortium:
Colorado ASA, Hill Country ASC, and ASC of Texas on September 21 –
September 29, 2018, at Island Grove Regional Park, Greeley, CO. There
is a Facebook page and a Facebook group. No website yet.
e The 2019 National Specialty will be hosted by Central Valley
Australian Shepherd Club in Bakersfield, California. Please contact Denise
Creelman for information.
Please contact the executive.secretary@asca.org for the materials your
Club needs if they are interested in hosting the National Specialty or as
part of a consortium.
Committee input: As members the committees welcome your input,
concerns, ideas and even your criticism but they don’t read minds and
they don’t follow every social media. The correct way to contribute is
exective.secretary@asca.org or the committee liaison or committee chair.
ASCA Committees
Agility Committee
All ASCA agility competitors are invited to join the ASCA Agility
Enthusiasts list at ASCAAgilityEnthusiasts@yahoogroups.com. The list
is available for questions from competitors, rule discussions, ideas for
trials and a place for the Agility Committee to ask opinions of the agility
community. Anyone having questions or comments may do so on the list
or by contacting any Agility Committee member. Their email addresses
are on the ASCA website
Conformation Committee
The Conformation Committee has a newsletter (free to join) where we
post motions that are under discussion. The CC looks for member input
on motions. Go to ASCA_CC_Newsletter@yahoogroups.com to join.
History Committee
The History Committee needs members interested in helping to preserve
our ASCA past and or just learn more about it and possibly share it with
their local Affiliates and the general public. You can send your resume’s
to Kalla at executive.secretary@asca.org.
Call for Additional Members for the ASCA Legislative Committee
The Legislative Committee is in need of members. These members should
be
• Familiar with the animal rights agenda that threatens the right to
own animals, including pets, service animals and domestic livestock.
• Willing to keep up to date on the progress of problematic legislation
at the federal level and in their respective states.
• Immediately available when critical legislative initiatives surface and
be able to respond and work with the other committee members so
the committee is able to meet time-sensitive deadlines.
ASCA Legislative Committee Mission Statement
The Legislative Committee will serve the membership of ASCA by
providing education, up to date information regarding legislation affecting
pet ownership, and foster communication with the public as well
as global, national, state, and local decision makers in such matters. The
Committee advocates responsible animal ownership and will inform the
membership of any threat to our animal ownership rights.
The Process
Typically the committee will become informed of some legislative
threat, usually backed by animal rights groups. Committee members
need to read the proposed legislation, often onerous with vague
definitions, and respond by a certain deadline, usually with very little
time. Members then need to draft ASCA’s comments or position
statements. Since we only communicate by e-mail, this can be a fast
and furious process of data gathering, researching the comments of
fellow organizations, possible communication with the legislative or
deciding body and drafting our response – all with constant re-writes
and editing. Once we feel we have the final draft, it must be vetted by
the BOD and legal counsel, which can entail more time and editing.
Meeting the comment deadlines for pending legislation and getting
information to our membership so they can also comment is critical.
If you are willing to serve the very valuable work of this ASCA
committee, please respond to Susan Beals, Committee Chair at
susan@cailleachaussies.com
Obedience Committee
ODX is still a relatively new class and it hasn’t become second nature
to many judges. When putting on an obedience trial, please direct your
judges to the ODX education page (updated in August 2017) at http://
www.asca.org/programs/obedience/odx/.
Starting in June 2017 clubs now have the option to allow bitches
in season (OBIS) to show in regular obedience trials. The rules for
allowing bitches in season to show in obedience mirror the current
Nationals rules, including:
1. Stating in the premium whether bitches in season will be allowed
2. Crating bitches in season at least fifty feet from the obedience ring
3. Showing bitches in season at the end of the trial
4. Requiring bitches in season to wear pants
5. Having bitches in season do stays separately
The OBIS Ed page is up on the website at http://www.asca.org/
obedience/obis-education/.
Stockdog Committee
The stock dog exchange is still up and running. This is a great place for
active members to discuss problems and changes within the Stock Dog
Program. To join this group, email; thestockdogexchange-subscribe@
yahoogroups.com.
About Committee Work
Anyone wishing to serve on an ASCA Committee, prepare your resume
(include your ASCA Region) and submit to executive.secretary@
asca.org.
Committee work can be fun but is also intense at times. The
Program Committees are the back-bone of ASCA as subject-matter
experts.
Committees Looking for New Members
Committees looking for new Members: If you enjoy working together
with others to serve as the program experts to assist the ASCA Board
with program rules and regulations or working on legislative issues
or ASCA history, consider applying to serve on an ASCA Committee.
Most committees have vacancies. Resumes can be sent in at any
time to the executive secretary. ASCA’s volunteers are essential to
the continuation of ASCA’s programs.
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Send resumes to executive.secretary@asca.org.
Committee Regions
REGION 1: WA, OR, ID, MT, AK
REGION 2: CA, NV, AZ, UT
REGION 3: CO, WY, NE, KS, ND, SD, MB, SK, AB, BC, YT, NT
REGION 4: MI, IA, IL, OH, WI, MN, IN, MO, KY
REGION 5: AR, LA, MS, AL, TN, NC, SC, GA, FL, TX, NM, OK
REGION 6: ME, NH, VT, NY, RI, MA, CT, PA, NJ, WV, VA, MD, DE, DC, ON, QC,
NS, NB, PE, NF
REGION 7: Europe.
Judge Addresses
Judges who have moved must send a change of address to the Business
Office. Additionally, all judges should submit current email addresses so
updated contact information can be added to the judges’ list. With so many
people hiring judges using email, the e-mail addresses need to be current.
Sires, Dams and DNA
Sires and Dams must be DNA profiled prior to the registration of their
first litter. Please send a copy of your registration or litter registration
to Therion with the DNA samples. This will help Therion decipher
handwritten applications without having to contact the Business
Office. Only Australian Shepherds who are going to be bred need
to have a DNA test.
Affiliate Clubs Have Free Space
What do you mean free space? Affiliate Clubs have space in the Aussie
Times once a year for a club report to be included in Affiliate News.
This update for the membership is the responsibility of the Affiliate
Representative for each Affiliate. Send your submission to, Aussie
Times editor: cynthia@parchmentfarm.com.
Working Description of the Australian Shepherd
INTRODUCTION
The Australian Shepherd was developed in the 19th and 20th centuries as a general-purpose ranch and farm dog in the American West, where a tough, enduring,
versatile stockdog with an honest work ethic was required. His usual work included moving very large herds of sheep and cattle from summer to winter grazing
grounds and back, flushing range cattle out of heavy brush, and moving livestock in tight quarters such as chutes and alleys. These kinds of jobs are still where
Australian Shepherds excel and are most valued.
The Australian Shepherd is categorized as one of the Loose-Eyed breeds of stockdogs. He is a confident, authoritative worker with a unique style that differs from
Strong-Eyed breeds. He is agile, upright and close-working, and exhibits these distinctive traits while maintaining the ability and versatility to control all types of
livestock in an efficient and deliberate manner.
The Australian Shepherd excels at controlling large and/or slow-moving flocks of sheep and herds of cattle, and is highly regarded for his superior ability to effectively
manage livestock in tightly confined spaces. The Australian Shepherd is powerful and intense by nature easily learning the appropriate force and distance needed
for the type of livestock being worked. Utilizing a loose-eyed approach to stock, a working Australian Shepherd will often display wear, grip, and/or an authoritative
bark, as well as eye when necessary, to handle their stock.
WEAR
The Australian Shepherd’s wear is smooth, balanced, and ground covering as the dog moves easily from side to side at the back of the stock, keeping his herd or
flock together and moving forward. This is a very natural movement for an Australian Shepherd, and one that he can continue doing for hours at a time.
GRIP
The Australian Shepherd will only use grip to move reluctant or challenging stock. The ideal Australian Shepherd naturally grips at both the head and heel, coming
in low and hard on the heels to move cattle, or going to the head and gripping the nose or poll to turn an animal back to the herd.
BARK
The Australian Shepherd may bark to move stock or to face a challenge. His bark is conservative and should be authoritative when used. While the Australian
Shepherd’s grip typically affects a single animal, his bark can influence a whole herd, and is most effective when stock has come to a standstill such as in crowded
alleyways. The Australian Shepherd’s bark is particularly useful when gathering cattle from thick brush.
EYE
Since the Australian Shepherd is a loose-eyed working dog, he prefers to use his authority and presence to move livestock. However, if challenged, he may use eye
in a direct and deliberate way until the challenge is over.
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Australian Shepherd Breed Standard (Revised)
Effective June 1, 2013
INTRODUCTION
First and foremost, the Australian Shepherd is a true working stockdog, and
anything that detracts from his usefulness as such is undesirable. The most
important breed characteristics are overall moderation in size and bone, balance
with correct proportions, and sound movement.
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 primarily a working dog of strong herding and guardian
instincts. He is an intelligent, exceptional companion. He is versatile and easily
trained: performing his assigned tasks with great style and enthusiasm. He is
reserved with strangers but does not exhibit shyness. This unusually versatile
stockdog works with the power and quickness to control difficult cattle as well as
the ability to move sheep without unnecessary roughness. Although an aggressive,
authoritative worker, viciousness toward people or animals is intolerable.
HEAD
The head is 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. The muzzle is of medium width and depth and tapers gradually to a
rounded tip, without appearing heavy or snipey. Lips are close fitting, meeting at
the mouthline. The toplines of the muzzle and topskull appear close to parallel.
The stop is moderate but well defined.
(A) TEETH
A full complement of strong white tooth meet in a scissors bite. A level bite
is a fault. Teeth broken or missing by accident are not penalized. All other
missing teeth should be faulted to the degree that they deviate from a full
complement of 42 teeth.
Disqualifications: Undershot bite, Overshot bite, Wry Mouth
(B) EYES
The eyes are very expressive, showing attentiveness and intelligence. They
are clear, almond-shaped, of moderate size, and set a little obliquely, neither
prominent nor sunken. The pupils are dark, well defined, and perfectly positioned.
Eye color is brown, blue, amber; or any variation or combination, including flecks
and marbling. All eye colors are acceptable in combination with all coat colors.
Faults: Any deviation from almond-shaped eyes.
(C) EARS
The ears are set high on the side of the head, are triangular, of moderate size
and slightly rounded at the tip. The tip of the ear reaches to, but not further
than, the inside corner of the nearest eye. At full attention, the ears should lift
from one-quarter (1/4) to one-half (1/2) above the base and break forward
or slightly to the side.
Severe Faults: Prick ears; overly large ears; low set ears with no lift from
the base.
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 muscular. The topline appears level at a natural four-square stance. The
bottom line carries well back with a moderate tuck-up. The chest is deep and
strong with ribs well sprung. The loin is strong and broad when viewed from the
top. The croup is moderately sloping. The Tail is straight, not to exceed four (4)
inches, natural bobtail or docked.
FOREQUARTERS
The shoulder blades (scapula) are well laid back, with the upper arm (humerus)
slightly longer than the shoulder blade. Both the upper arm and shoulder blade
are well muscled. The forelegs are straight and strong, perpendicular to the
ground, with moderate bone. The point of the elbow is set under the withers
and is equidistant from the withers to the ground. 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 is approximately equal to the width of the forequarters at
the shoulder. The angulation of the pelvis and upper thigh (femur) corresponds
to the angulation of the shoulder blade and upper arm. The upper and lower
thigh are well muscled. Stifles are clearly defined; hock joints moderately bent.
The metatarsi are short, perpendicular to the ground, and parallel to each
other when viewed from the rear. Feet are oval shaped, compact, with closeknit,
well-arched toes. Pads are thick and resilient; nails short and strong. Rear
dewclaws are removed.
COAT
The coat is of medium length and texture, straight to slightly wavy, and weather
resistant. The undercoat varies in quantity 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 and breeches are moderately full. There is a
moderate mane, more pronounced in dogs than bitches. The Australian Shepherd
is a working dog and is to be shown with a natural coat.
Severe Faults: Non-typical coats such as excessively long; overabundant/
profuse; wiry; or curly.
COLOR
All colors are strong, clear and rich. The recognized colors are 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 black pigmentation on nose, lips and eye-rims. Reds and red merles
have liver pigmentation 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 are dominated by color other than white. The hairline of a white collar
does not exceed the point at the withers.
Disqualifications: Other than recognized colors. White body splashes. Dudley
nose.
GAIT
Smooth, free, and easy, exhibiting agility of movement with a well-balanced
natural stride. As speed increases, both front and rear feet converge equally
toward the centerline of gravity beneath the body. The top line remains firm
and level. When viewed from the side the trot is effortless, exhibiting facility of
movement rather than a hard driving action. Exaggerated reach and drive at the
trot are not desirable. Gait faults shall be penalized according to the degree of
deviation from the ideal.
SIZE
Preferred height at the withers for males 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 DISQUALIFICATIONS: Monorchidism and cryptorchidism.
For more information on the Breed Standard please see: http://www.asca.
org/aboutaussies/standardannotations
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Committee Reports
The following Committee Reports are published as received (bold indicates receipt) and approved:
Agility, Conformation, DNA, Education, Hall of Fame, History,
Juniors, Legislative, Most Versatile Aussie, Obedience, Rally, Stockdog, Strategic Planning, and Tracking
Agility Committee
Judy Boone, Committee Chair, daydreamaussies@msn.com
Have you ever been walking the course at an agility trial and
heard people talking?
“ I don’t like how this sequence looks”
“This is illegal.”
“Who reviewed these courses?”
“That judge isn’t in a position to see that contact..”
“This isn’t an ASCA course”
Imagine you are a new person standing on the sideline, deciding
if you want to enter an ASCA trial. Would these comments make
you want to enter? Now imagine the people making those comments
are other judges and experienced competitors – people you look
up to as a newbie. Do those comments inspire confidence in the
ASCA agility program?
Everyone is entitled to their opinion – about courses, judges
and their calls on the field. But . . . think before you speak. Think
how it looks to John Q. Public. Think how it looks to people who
might want to try ASCA. Show them the right way – go talk to
the judge directly instead of complaining behind their back. Show
those newbies that judges are approachable and then, if you disagree
with the judge, take the high road. You can say you disagree, but
do it in a way that shows you respect the judge’s opinion and the
judge’s position as having the final say in their ring.
And why is this in the Agility committee column? Because
committee members are constantly pulled aside at trials and told
“the judge did this” or “Look at that course!” In reality, Agility
committee members can’t do anything about it. That’s not the
function of the committee. Our job is to oversee the program
rules and to make the ASCA experience as positive as possible for
everyone. We need written complaints/concerns to even address an
issue. If you truly have a problem at an ASCA trial, yes, we want
to know about it. But we’re going to ask you some questions . . .
Did you talk to the judge at the trial? Did you talk to the show
committee?
They can’t fix what they don’t know.
If your perception of course design or judging is different from
the judge’s, respect that. Variety is part of the attraction in Agility.
We don’t expect every course design to be cookie cutter or every
judge to have the same demeanor.
We don’t all have to agree, but we all need to work with the
judge or issue AT THAT TRIAL. Good sportsmanship and respect
should be the hallmarks of our behavior at trials, whether they are
big trials or small. You never know who is watching.
Conformation Committee
Liz Gibson, Committee Chair, coastalrange@embarqmail.com
Hi All. Since many of you could not attend the Nationals, I
have decided to share the report read at the General Membership
Meeting;
2017 Conformation Committee General Membership Report
Hello from the Conformation Committee. I am sorry I cannot
be with you at this meeting this year. That nasty 4 letter word
“work” interfered!
I hope everyone is having a great time here and that your wins
are what you dreamed of! Hosting an event such as this takes time,
dedication and a whole lot of sleepless nights! Please give a round
of applause to our hosts for a fantastic job well done!
I would like to introduce our committee to you. Please stand
if you are present!
• Region 1: Debbie Martin, Kathy Peycke
• Region 2: Erin Sumler, Mary Hellmeister, Holly Anderson
Clift
• Region 3: Ray Schafer
• Region 4: no members.
• Region 5: Dorothy Montano, Betty Jaco
• Region 6: Peter Kontos
• Region 7: Svenja Hagedorn, Myrjam Langen
We do have openings in the following regions. Please
consider applying if you live in these regions: Region 3, 1
opening. Region 4, 2 openings. Region 6, one opening.
We want to thank our liaison, Ann DeChant, for putting up
with us!
Our yearly title and show report is as follows:
From 6/1/2016 thru 5/31/2107 there were 608 conformation
shows held. 32 of these were held overseas. Most within a day’s
driving distance for most of our European members. During this
timeframe we had 39 new Altered Champions and 223 new Intact
Champions. We had an increase of 15 conformation shows! Let’s
do more!
Here are some statistics for our shows from 2014 to2017 show
years:
• 2014 – 710 shows, 47 Altered Champions, 293 Intact
Champions
• 2015 – 670 shows, 39 Altered Champions, 225 Intact
Champions
• 2016 – 593 shows, 36 Altered Champions, 223 Intact
Champions
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• 2017 – 608 shows, 39 Altered Champions, 223 Intact
Champions
Please consider volunteering with your local affiliate club
Without our local clubs we would not have ASCA events for
you to participate in!
As always, you, the members of ASCA can help the
Conformation Committee with input, suggestions and ideas to
enhance and improve our conformation shows.
Have a great time in Texas and I will see you in Colorado!
DNA Committee
Gina Larson, Committee Chair, windmillaussies@outlook.com
Greetings from the DNA committee. The blood
draw at nationals was a big success. We drew blood on
37 dogs. Committee members in attendance were Robbi
Norman, Trish Alexander and myself. We received additional
help from our liaison, Jean Roberts, as well as Cindy King.
Michelle Berryessa was there to help as attending veterinarian.
During the little bit of down time during the clinic, we discussed
ways in which we can improve the blood draw. We have many
new ideas that we will work on for 2018. We are also discussing
a split session (a few hours in the a.m. and a few in the afternoon)
as we heard from many that they could not attend due to conflicts.
Our committee will be taking a short break for the holidays.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year’s to all!
Committee Reports
Obedience Finals 1 st placements:
• Novice: Sally Davis & Laci (D BAR D’S PIGTAILS AND
LACE BN CD RNX RAX REX RMX DNA-VP)
• Open ODX: Barbara Miller & Twizzler (NINEVEH’S RED
LICORICE TWIST BN STDd ODX GS-E JS-E RS-E RNX
REX REM RMX)
• Open CDX: Charlotte Gatz & Bro (COBBLESTONE’S
O’BROTHER STDs CDX)
• Utility: Suzanne Johnson & Kiwi (GAFGLENS
DELMONTES SWEET FRUIT UD GS-O JS-N RS-O)
• Superdog: Cindy Franks & Cheyenne (OTCH4 SPCH PCH
WTCH CUT’N LOOSE INDIAN PRINCESS UDX GS-E
JS-E RV-E RNX RAX)
Nationals Obedience High Score awards:
• High in Trial: Glenn Morton & Mike (COLORADO
MORTAROSA MICHAEL ANGELO)
• High Combined & High Score Veteran: Paddy Warner &
Winnie (OTCH3 FIREWATER’S WINNIE THE POOH
UDX RNX)
• High Score Junior: Mattie Lively & Punky (AFFINITY’S
TRICK OR TREAT)
• High Score Champion Of Record: Kristen Cole-MacMurray
& Cannon (SVCH VCH ATCH-II PCH WTCH-M A-CH
TOPROCK’S CANNON ON THE CASE OFTDsm RTDcs
CDX PATDs ATD-Xcs RAX) owned by Nancy Gast
Juniors Committee
Andrea Bair, Committee Chair, juncasjimpop@yahoo.com
It was so great to see and meet so many of the juniors at the
Nationals in Bryan, TX a few weeks ago. The committee is so proud
of all you have accomplished this year! At Nationals we assisted
the Nationals Junior Chair with handing out the Junior Handling
finalists ribbons and 500 Club jackets – it was our pleasure to
be a part of what we hope will be an annual presentation going
forward. I would also like to welcome SBJ Debra St Jacques to
our committee, I just know that she will be a great addition!
The committee is currently working on a few directives from
the ASCA BOD and we have a short list of other projects to work on
for 2018. If there is anything that you would like to see us work on
please do not hesitate to email any of the committee members.
We would love to hear from the juniors themselves on ideas
of how to make the programs better.
We wish everyone the best of holidays and a great 2018!!!
Obedience Committee
Laurie Rubin, Committee Chair, earthlaurie@sonic.net and
Marily Cherry
The 2017 National Specialty and Obedience Finals are in
the books now. Congratulations to all participants! Kudos to
Obedience Chair Andrea Torres for the well-organized Nationals
and Finals Obedience competitions in a spacious new building.
Thanks to Laurie Sasaki and Andrea Torres for reporting the
following results.
The Obedience Committee has been taking time to gather
input and discuss a few major topics:
1. Promoting obedience. We are looking for input from
exhibitors on ways to make obedience more appealing.
We have started a discussion on the Obedience Rules list.
We would also like to hear ideas from those who compete
in other venues but not yet in obedience. What would make
obedience more appealing to you?
2. Judge Education. We are working on a Judges Continuing
Education Requirement, starting in 2018. The draft Judges
Education language has been posted on the ASCA website
for the purpose of collecting feedback. We hope to send a
motion to the Board in December or January.
3. Group Stays. We are monitoring recent CKC changes and
proposed AKC changes to stays in the regular obedience
classes. After observing the results we will discuss changes
to ASCA classes.
In response to requests by judges, the Obedience Committee
and the ASCA Board approved two measures to send information
to judges.
1. In May of each year the Executive Secretary will send all
Obedience Judges a list of changes for the coming June
rulebook.
2. As each obedience trial is sanctioned, the Business Office will
send a copy or the premium and/or sanctioning paperwork
and a link to the latest rulebook.
We are always examining the rules with an intent to clarify
them, including:
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Committee Reports
1. Adding to Novice A requirements – A handler must own
or co-own the dog entered or be a member of the owner’s
Total Dogs Competing 2017
household or immediate family
Titles for Aussies 2016 1109
2. Adding language specifying scoring for Heeling Failure
to Sit
Titles for Aussies 2017
We always welcome your input on any aspect of the ASCA
obedience program – this is your program. You may write to the
Obedience rules Yahoo group, https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/
groups/Obediencerules/info or contact Laurie Rubin, Obedience
Committee Chair, at earthlaurie@sonic.net. or Marilyn Cherry,
Obedience Co-Chair, at kamikaussie@yahoo.com.
Titles for Other Breeds 2016
Titles for Other Breeds 2017
363
Rally Committee
Corinne Shank, Committee Chair. gckennel@aol.com
As Chair of the Rally Committee, I want to thank Karen Black
for her years of service as Chair of the Rally Committee and for
her continued assistance to the committee. She is currently putting
together judges education and handler education by videotaping
correct performance of the different signs. In addition to reading
how a sign is correctly performed, everyone will be able to see it
performed correctly. She has continued to spend countless hours to
help assure that the ASCA rally program is the BEST rally program
out there.
Rally Finals were completed on Sunday, October 29 th .
Congratulations to all who qualified, it was a very impressive group
of Rally Teams. The 2017 Rally Finals winners are as follows:
1 Debra St Jacques
VCH RTCH2 A-CH Sunpiper Beauwood Flyin’ Finish CD
RTX ATDd OTDcs RS-E JS-E GV-E
2 Richard Imfeld, Jr.
OTCH2 RTCH2 Oxford’s Nine O’Hearts UDXGV-N JV-E
RV-O RTX
3 Mary-Lou Trone
RTCH-4 Ravenwynd Pip’s Squeek TD II DNA-CP RTX
4 Heidi Iverson
Hifi’s Flower Lei CD RTX RSN JSN GSN
5 Anne Shope
Legends Country Strong Garth ODX CDX REMX DNA-VP
6 Sally Davis
D Bar D’s Petticoats and Pistols
7 Laura Clayton
SVCH SPCH WTCH RTCH2 CH Sunfire’s Red Savina CD
RTX RV-E GV-E JV-E OFTDds
8 Dawn Williams
VCH PCH RTCH2 Ch Revelaire State Your Case CD OTDc
ATDsd GSE JSE-OP RSE RTX DNA-VP
9 Claudia Yearsley
ATCH-VIII RTCH 3 Dally Up To Hamits Deuces Wild CD
RTX CD DNA-VP
10 Mary-Lou Trone
RTCH-2 Ravenwynd Dealers Choice RTX
ASCA Rally continues to grow.
Total Trials in 2016 275
Total Trials in 2017
300 (25 additional trials)
Total Dogs competing 2016 1304
RTCH Titles 2016 29
RTCH Titles 2017 39
1360 (56 dog increase over
last year)
1191 (82 additional titles
over last year)
338 (25 fewer titles for other
breeds, our only decrease
from 2016 to 2017; Of note
– some who previously
competed with an
other breed dog now are
showing Aussies)
It’s very encouraging to see positive growth in all areas.
The committee has, since April, moved 42 judges from regular
status to Senior Judge Status. Based on experience and expertise,
these judges are qualified to judge Finals and Nationals.
On October 31 in Bryan, the rally committee premiered 31 new
rally signs, both moving and stationary, and for all levels. Those
who came out to view the signs were given the opportunity to vote
on whether to add individual exercises, and to comment on the level
they feel most appropriate for each sign. Based on feedback from
everyone, the committee will add signs for 2018. The signs and
descriptions will be available January 1 st , and will be included in
the June 1, 2018 rule book. We are all very excited about adding
these new signs.
ASCA rally has always performed a post trial review
of all courses. We continue to perform such reviews.
Judges found to have ongoing issues, will be provided with
additional training.A video of how to build courses is in
process, that will soon be available to all judges.
In 2016, the BOD tasked us with identifying a way to promote
ASCA Rally. We know there are lots of people showing in AKC
& UKC rally that are not aware of ASCA rally, where there are
more opportunities for titles. We elected to develop a one-page flier
that highlights ASCA’s opportunities. That flier was premiered at
Nationals in Bryan, and is available to members through the ASCA
office. We hope it will soon be posted in every training facility in
the country, and in Europe. ASCA rally provides more opportunities
for titles, costs much less, and, we are so much more friendly than
the other registries. Everyone on the committee contributed to the
final product, but the vast majority of the work was by Ann McCabe.
We invite all of you that have not tried rally, to give us a try.
We are currently working on a check-list that can be followed
from picking a date and location through putting on the trial and
submitting paperwork. So, the excuse of not knowing where to
start will soon be resolved. In the interim, we are happy to help
with the process. Please feel free to contact a member of the rally
committee for assistance with your trial.
We invite everyone to contact the rally committee if you have
any comments, questions or concerns. We are here to help in any
way we can to assure the continued great success of the ASCA
Rally program.
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Stockdog Committee
Rick Hardin, Committee Chair, rhrdntn@gmail.com
Wow what a great ASCA Nationals event in Texas. The stock
were the best EVER!!!! That is not just my opinion but the opinion
of everyone that I talked to in Texas. The format of having the
National Trial first and the Stock Finals later in the week was also
Great! There were people from many other competition areas in the
stands and excited to see the Finals Stockdogs competing for the
first time. The Texas Shoot-Out was an absolute HIT that brought
competitors together to enjoy the fun and challenge of something
totally new to an ASCA event. The videos are on YouTube and I
encourage everyone to take a look.
The SDC Seminar / Meeting was very productive. There were
33 people in attendance. The Farm Trial program was discussed at
length. Some of the Action Items were (a) the judge of the event
should have input into the course, (b) the judge could change
the course if the difficulty was lacking or the stock safety was in
question, and (c) the SDC should develop a judges evaluation form
Committee Reports
similar to the Agility program evaluation for the Farm Trials. The
SDC Survey results were available for a general overview. There
were 220 responses to the Survey. The distribution was even across
regions with 20 Stockdog judges responding to the survey. The real
shocking (grin) news was that 80% of ASCA Stockdog competitors
are female, and the majority are between 55 and 64 years of
age. The majority of respondents, which included 64 owners of
training / trialing facilities, would be “unlikely” to participate in an
Introduction to Stock event. There were only 4 of the 20 Stockdog
judges who indicated that they would be likely to participate in
such an event.
There was a very favorable response to the Farm Trial Program
and even more interesting was a very favorable response to a
“variable course” arena trial. The variable course would be one that
the obstacles could be different and the order of completion could
be different. The SDC will be taking up the results in discussion.
Thank you all for your support. All ASCA membership is
always welcomed by the SDC.
Have a great day.
36 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

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ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
CALIFORNIA
SOUTHEAST ASC (300086)
www.seasc.org
JOE SHEERAN, PRES
SAM PHILLIPS, REP
P.O. BOX 127
7706 NATHAN JORDAN RD
FLATONIA, TX 78941 MILLRY, AL 36558
(713) 304-6655 (205) 739-3273
joe.sheeran@yahoo.com poaannuavarreptans@yahoo.com
ALASKA ASC (300048)
www.alaskaaustralianshepherdclub.com
RA DEENA BURGESS, PRES MARY MANNERS, REP
17860 E. PINE NEEDLE WAY 3311 WESLEYAN DR
PALMER, AK 99645 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508
(907) 746-4908 (907) 317-6749
iokaknl@hotmail.com mdmanners@gci.net
ASC OF ARIZONA (300018)
www.ascofaz.net
DAWNA SIMS, PRES
LAURA YOUNG, REP
13625 E QUAIL CT 32 W HACKAMORE AVE
DEWEY, AZ 86327 GILBERT, AZ 85233
(928) 533-1108 (480) 654-2009
painted7ranch@aol.com laurayoung@cox.net
LAKE HAVASU ASC (300223)
www.lakehavasuasc.org
SHERRY BUTLER, PRES TREY BUTLER, REP
797 TURQUOISE DR. 797 TURQUOISE DR.
LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ 86404 LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ 86404
(503) 490-6820 (928) 566-1554
toddsherrybutler@outlook.com sherry.butler@outlook.com
NORTHERN ARIZONA ASA (300057)
KATHY BRYAN, PRES
HEIDI DAHMS-FOSTER, REP
8620 N SCARLETT DR 3120 N MEADOWLARK DR
PRESCOTT, AZ 86305 PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ 86314
(928)776-7983 (928) 775-4864
redrockaussies@cableone.net hldahms@aol.com
SOUTHERN ARIZONA ASA (300197)
www.southernarizonaasa.com
CARLA DANFORTH, PRES SHANNON BARNES, REP
5630 E EDWIN RD 1123 N. 86 TH WAY
TUCSON, AZ 85739 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85257
(520) 904-0373 (480) 334-5099
Carla.danforth@rfcd.pima.gov shannonmariebarnes@aol.com
ASC OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY (300001)
www.ascsandiego.com
RICHARD PITTMAN, PRES KANDI NACK, REP
5380 DEHESA RD PO BOX 616
EL CAJON, CA 92019 PINE VALLEY, CA 92062
(619) 445-4908 (619) 478-5066
sundownric@aol.com niknakkn@aol.com
ASC OF SOUTHERN CAL (300003)
www.macagility.club
LORRAINE CIRINELLI, PRES ERICA POTTER-SEMAN, REP
P.O BOX 309
721 N VALLEY ST
LITTLEROCK, CA 93543 BURBANK, CA 91505
(661) 609-5436 (818) 535-8753
agilityusa@aol.com
ERICAMPOTTER@G
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CENTRAL VALLEY ASC (300005)
www.centralvalleyasc.org
DENISE CREELMAN, PRES CHARLA PATTERSON, REP
684 W. ELSTER 239 S. MORAINE
TULARE, CA 93274 TULARE, CA 93274
(559) 686-5109 (559) 967-1079
Love4aussies@aol.com bowandarrows10@yahoo.com
C.O.A.S.T. (300109)
http://www.coastasc.org
JEAN ROBERTS, PRES TRICIA ALEXANDER, REP
217 RAINBOW DR. #11742 52240 PINE CANYON RD
LIVINGSTON, TX 77399 KING CITY, CA 93930
(208) 243-5242 (310) 266-7364
bruceandjeanroberts@gmail.com trishalexander@prodigy.net
DELTA ASF (300093)
www.delta-asf.org
SUSAN HARRIS, PRES LESLIE FASSIO, REP
1044 KYLIE PLACE 1166 FURLONG RD
HICKMAN, CA 95323 SEBASTOPOL, CA 955472
(209) 204-7914 (707) 321-2041
SUSAN@SKYHIAUSSIES.COM LJ@2G-ROSE.NET
FEATHER RIVER ASC (300115)
SALLY KIRN, PRES
TERRI MCINTOSH, REP
10050 PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL RD 294 KILHAM RD
ELK GROVE, CA 95624 AUBURN, CA 95603
(916) 812-2418 (530) 368-3468
sallymkirn@yahoo.com criteriaaussies@yahoo
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GOLD COUNTRY ASC (300227)
DIANNA WILLIAMS, PRES JILLIAN WARD, REP
1309 N COVENTRY AVE. 2961 HARVEST DR.
FRESNO, CA 93737 MARIPOSA, CA 95338
(559) 455-9863 (209) 966-6913
sierraroseaussies@yahoo.com ctestimony@aol.com
MID CAL WORKING ASA (300206)
www.midcalwasa.com
CHRISTI CLAYPOOL, PRES DIANA LAND, REP
P.O. BOX 612
11037 WALNUT AVE
PLEASANT GROVE, CA 95668 OAKDALE, CA 95361
(916) 996-3203 (925) 759-7597
CHRISTI.CLAYPOOL@GMAIL.COM dlanddvm91@yahoo.com
NORTHERN CAL ASC (300008)
www.norcalasc.org
RICHARD W. GOERTZEN, PRES LAURA ABBOTT, REP
P.O. BOX 1311
342 PURRINGTON ROAD
GLEN ELLEN, CA 95442 PETALUMA, CA 94952
(707) 779-7728 (707) 495-8396
richard.goertzen@libertymutual.com laura@marabilaussies.com
OCEAN VIEW ASC (300120)
www.ovasc.org
VICKI AGUILAR, PRES KATHY USHER, REP
14033 SYLVANWOOD AVE 32742 ALIPAZ #158
NORWALK, CA 90650 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA 92675
(562) 304-6376 (949) 481-5031
vicki.him@gmail.com AUZYLUVR@GMAIL.COM
PENINSULA ASA (300007)
www.pasadogs.com
KATHY MURPHY, PRES DONNA HIGHSTREET, REP
123 OUTLOOK CIRCLE 969 AMSTUTZ DR
PACIFICA, CA 94044 SAN JOSE, CA 95129
(650) 575-8256 (408) 255-9524
murphykathy40@yahoo.com dhist@yahoo.com
SEASIDE ASC (300188)
www.sites.google.com/site/seasideaussieclub
JUDY PEDERY-EDWARDS, PRES KELBY PEDERY-EDWARDS, REP
P.O. BOX 379
SAME
ARROWBEAR LAKE CA, 92382 (760) 632-7797
(760) 613-0211
moonwateraussies1@gmail.com
SILVER BULLET ASSA (300095)
BOYCE BAKER, PRES
AUDREY KLARER, REP
29300 DRY CREEK RD 29300 DRY CREEK RD
GALT, CA 95632 GALT, CA 95632
(209) 369-8899 (209) 369-3445
topcowdog@softcom.net twinoaks@softcom.NET
TRI-COUNTY ASWA (300082)
www.tricountyaussies.com
CAROL MCLAUGHLIN, DVM, PRES ANN MCCABE, REP
2513 W. OLIVE AVE 4343 ELENDA ST.
FULLERTON, CA 92833 CULVER CITY, CA 90230
(714) 875-2069 (310) 701-4009
petdrcjm@aol.com
STARRYSKYAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM
WEST COAST ASA (300002)
SUSAN GRAHAM, PRES JEANNE MASTICK, REP
P.O. BOX 1228
6721 CHADBOURNE AVE
SAN GABRIEL, CA 91778 RIVERSIDE, CA 92505
(909) 596-8452 (951) 264-1833
sssssgraham@aol.com MASTICKJ@GMAIL.COM
WESTERN ASOC (300190)
www.wasoc.homestead.com/home.html
CYNTHIA RUTH, PRES WOUJIE MAILER, REP
4044 E. FOURTH ST. 2636 DOIDGE AVE
STOCKTON, CA 95215 PINOLE, CA 94564
(209) 939-1053 (510) 243-1850
cindyruth1@yahoo.com wrenwom2@yahoo.com
CANADA ASF OF ALBERTA (300142)
JACKIE TOMAYER, PRES COLLEEN KALANUK, REP
5014-58th AVE
1236 19 AVE. NW
LLOYDMINSTER, AB T9V 1A9 CALGARY, AB T2M 1A2
(780) 872-2879 (403) 607-8596
JTOMAYER@HOTMAIL.COM montagu2001@yahoo.com
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COLORADO
ASC OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (300055)
www.ascofbc.com
GERHARD RIEGER, PRES ANTHEA YOUNG MILLER, REP
18039 58A AVE. 47415 CHARTWELL DR
SURREY, BC V3S 1N7 CHILLIWACK BC V2P 8A3
(604) 576-3864 (604) 792-3377
lingerb@telus.net
K9S.4EVER@SHAW.CA
CENTRAL ONTARIO ASC (300211)
www.centralontarioasc.com
VALERIE YATES, PRES LEAH SWATKO, REP
109 CANAAN ROAD 771 HWY. 17 WEST
RENFREW ON K7V 3Z4 MASSEY, ONTARIO P0P 1P0
(613) 432-0591 (705) 677-5628
yates_v@yahoo.ca
ministik@xplornet.com
MANITOBA ASC (300136)
RHONDA SHEWCHUK, PRES SHANNON COLE, REP
1100 BOBICHE ST 1 68 WAVERLY DRIVE
HEADINGLEY, MB R4H 1E2 BRANDON MB R7B 3Y8
(204) 633-5058 (204) 727-3204
rsdogs@gmail.com
tscole@mymts.net
PRAIRIE AUSTRALIAN (300100)
SHEPHERD ENTHUSIASTS
www.sheeps-kin.com/pase.htm
KELLY CAMPBELL, PRES LYDINE DENZIN, REP
RR 3 BOX 12
RR2
ESTLIN, SK S4P 2Z3
CRAVEN, SK S0G 0W0
(306) 551-9764 (306) 529-3206
risknhopeaussies@sasktel.net sheeps.kin@sasktel.net
THUNDER BAY ASC OF ONTARIO (300162)
http://www.tbasco.com Facebook: TBASCO
TANYA WHEELER-SMITH, PRES MADISON WHEELER, REP
RR #7 3020 HWY 61 RR#3 3020 HWY 61
SLATE RIVER, ON P7J0G8 SLATE RIVER, ON P7J0G8
(807) 473-5629 (807) 473-5629
tuckercr@tbaytel.net tbay.wheeler@gmail.com
WILLOUGHBY STOCKDOG CLUB (300160)
http://www.teecreek.com/clubs.html
DAVE HARRIS, PRES
DAVE HARRIS, REP
12195 WILODELL RD, RR #1 SAME
WELLAND, ONT L3B 5N4
(905) 384-2531
dave@talkwireless.ca
COLORADO ASA (300022)
www.coloaussies.org
GERI SCHEIDT, PRES
TERRI MORGAN, REP
PO BOX 556 P.O. BOX 104
KIOWA CO 80117 KIOWA, CO 80116
(303) 621-2925 (303) 621-2128
edgerischeidt1@msn.com carolais1@aol.com
HIGH PLAINS ASC (300021)
www.highplainsasc.org
MARY JEFFERS, PRES CAROL ANN HARTNAGLE, REP
20950 E 118TH AVE 12121 POTOMAC ST
COMMERCE CITY, CO 80022 BRIGHTON, CO 80601
(720) 670-7933 (303) 659-6597
blackwatchaussies@icloud.com carolhartnagle@aol.com
SOUTHERN COLORADO ASC (300070)
www.southerncoloradoasc.com
RAY SCHAFER, PRES
CANDI KNOPP, REP
100 SMITHLAND AVE 7200 INGALLS STREET
LA JUNTA, CO 81050 ARVADA, CO 80003
(719) 557-0652 (303) 638-0017
LASANIMASAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM CANDIKNOPP@COMCAST.NET
SOUTHWEST COLORADO ASC (300232)
CAROLYN KLINNERT, PRES CHRISTINE SAPA, REP
265 ROPER LANE P.O. BOX 1441
HESPERUS, CO 81326 BAYFIELD, CO 81122
(970) 588-3899 (970) 769-0810
KLINNERT265@GMAIL.COM SAPAS@GOBRAINSTORM.NET

EUROPE
Belgium BELGIUM ASC (300228)
www.lasc.magix.net
PEGGY MEERSMAN, PRES LUC GOOSSENS, REP
HEIKANTSTRAAT 19 KIEFHOEKSTRAAT 199
2900 SCHOTEN 3940 HECHTEL-EKSEL
BELGIUM
BELGIUM
FRANK.MICHIELSEN@TELENET.BE lucandme@yahoo.com
LOWLANDS ASC (300174)
www.lasc.magix.net
LUC GOOSSENS, PRES DEBBY MICHIELSEN, REP
KIEFHOEKSTRAAT 199 KIEFHOEKSTRAAT 199
3940 HECHTEL-EKSEL 3940 HECHTEL-EKSEL
BELGIUM
BELGIUM
lucandme@yahoo.com DEBBYMICHIELSEN@HOTMAIL.BE
Finland FINASC (300189)
http://www.finasc.com/
PIA HJERPPE, PRES
MIRA LAITALA, REP
KONTIOLANTIE 6 Ojajärventie 90
82580 JUURIKKA 36430 SAHALAHTI
FINLAND
FINLAND
pia.hjerppe@gmail.com mira.laitila@gmail.com
France ASC OF FRANCE (300202)
www.ascfrance.weebly.com
MARGARITA CRAIG, PRES VANESSA SOLER, REP
MONT
LES PINS
31430 POLASTRON, FRANCE 63340 GIGNAT, FRANCE
MARGARITA.CRAIG@ORANGE.FR ltl.aussie@gmail.com
Germany ASC DEUTSCHLAND e.V. (300084)
www.ascdev.de
RIKE GEIST, REP
JENNIFER EWALD, REP
DORFSTRASSE 15A LINDENSTRASSSE 24
18356 PRUCHTEN 31867 [PJ;E
GERMANY
GERMANY
rgeist@gmx.de
Jennifer.Ewarld85@googlemail.com
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS (300149)
COMPETITION CLUB
www.asccg.de
WALTER REINTGES, PRES AGNES NEUGEBAUER, REP
Wallenthaler Str.13 HUNSRUCKWEG 2
53894 MECHERNICH DE 34253 LOHFELDEN
GERMANY
GERMANY
reintges@rockwater.de agnes.neugebauer@t-online.de
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD
VERSATILITY ASSN. (300210)
www.asvaev.com
LISA ZIMMER, PRES
ELKE PHILIPPY, REP
VOR DEM SAND 10
KREUZSTR.27
93133 BURGLENGENFELD 52428 JULICH
GERMANY
GERMANY
lisazimmer@gmx.net indiana-aussie@web.de
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Sweden SWEDISH ASC (SWEDASC) (300205)
www.swedasc.com
MIKAEL HAGEUS, PRES VERONICA HAGEUS, REP
KROKSBO GRAD
KROKSBO GARD
744 93 RUN HALLEN 744 93 RUN HALLEN
SWEDEN
SWEDEN
HAGEUS@CRSTUDIO.SE info@crstudio.se
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
ASC OF SOUTHERN FLORIDA (300173)
FACEBOOK PAGE: ASCSFL
MICHAEL PAUL, PRES LORI FAUSETT, REP
P.O. BOX 771254 PO BOX 771254
OCALA, FL 34477 OCALA, FL 34477
(561) 601-2077 (561) 601-2077
soundtrackfarms@yahoo.com soundtrackfarms@yahoo.com
FLORIDA ASA (300036)
www.fasaaussie.com
LEIDA JONES, PRES
LYNN DE LA TORRE, REP
PO BOX 490525
9121 94 th AVE N
LEESBURG, FL 34749 SEMINOLE, FL 33777
(904) 753-2597 (727) 374-6788
pennycaerau@aol.com lynn_bd@yahoo.com
FL PAN-HANDLERS ASC (300141)
www.flpanhandlersasc.com/
ROBIN MCNEILL, PRES MOLLY REYENGA, REP
P.O. BOX 187
24735 PATTERSON RD
ANDALUSIA, AL 36420 ROBERTSDALE, AL 32567
(850) 259-3639 (251) 947-7965
robindogstuff@yahoo.com aussies4molly@yahoo.com
DOG AGILITY OF WEST GEORGIA ASA (300221)
HAROLD BASKA JR, PRES HAROLD BASKA, REP
2314 LEAFMORE DR. SAME
DECATUR, GA 30033
(404) 386-7808
hallyjr@att.net
GREATER ATLANTA ASC (300037)
www.gaasc.org
TERRY DICKEY, PRES
PATRICIA PIERCE, REP
130 BEN S. DICKEY RD. 9920 BARSTON CT
WAYNESBORO, GA 30830 ALPHARETTA GA 30022
(706) 830-4590 (770) 667-5175
terrydickey17@yahoo.com mamafirebird@yahoo.com
WORKING ASC OF GEORGIA (300185)
www.wascofgeorgia.com/Facebook
TONY PADGETT, PRES DONNA PADGETT, REP
903 NEW TOWN LOOP NE 903 NEW TOWN LOOP NE
CALHOUN, GA 30701 CALHOUN, GA 30701
(770) 608-6861 (770) 548-1644
tonypadgettstockdogs@yahoo.com coosawatteeaussies@yahoo.com
WESTERN EUROPE WORKING ASC (300140)
www.wewasc.com
SANDRA ZILCH, PRES KAY PIEPER, REP
HAIBACHERSTR 118 PUETZDELLE 32
63768 HOESBACH 51371 LEVERKVSEN
GERMANY
GERMANY
sandra.zilch@LZ-westerntraining.de DOCPIEPER@ME.COM
Italy WORKING AUSTRALIAN (300187)
SHEPHERD ITALIAN CLUB
http://www.wasic.it/
LUIGI DE PASCALE, PRES FABRIZIO FUSI, REP
VIA CIMAROSA 16
VIA DI PICILLE 27- ANTELLA
51100 PISTOIA, ITALY 50012 BAGNO A RIPOLI, ITALY
LUIGI.DEPASCALE@GMAIL.COM BIZIO.65@VIRGILIO.IT
The Netherlands
DUTCH WORKING (300149)
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS
http://home.deds.nl/~dwas/
JOHAN BOOY, PRES
ANNEKE DE JONG, REP
ZONLAND 80 SCHOTERLANDSEWEG 42
9734 BM GRONINGEN HOORNSTERZWAAG 8412TA
THE NETHERLANDS
THE NETHERLANDS
ja.booy@home.nl
jjranch@hetnet.nl
IDAHO
ASC OF IDAHO (300091)
www.asc-idaho.org
MAXINE SCVANEVELDT, PRES SUSAN SEVERNS, REP
4505 HWY 16 19601 UPPER PLEASANT RIDGE ROAD
EAGLE, ID 83616 CALDWELL, ID 83607
(208) 989-7900 (208) 965-9813
aussiecowdog@yahoo.com SlidingSAussies@gmail.com
BOISE ASC (300123)
www.boiseasc.com
A J TAVARES III, PRES TERI CRAWFORD, REP
140 SOUTH AVENUE 5688 GOSLING LN
SACRAMENTO, CA 95838 MARSING, ID 83639
(831) 905-9047 (208) 649-5230
AJsChs@aol.com
TERI5A1TW@GMAIL.COM
TREASURE VALLEY ASC (300213)
BRYN ELLIOTT, PRES
LYLE GERKEN, REP
10482 VIRGINIA LANE 11435 HWY 95
PAYETTE, ID 83661 PAYETTE, ID 83661
(208) 739-8926 (208) 739-3246
beelliott90@msn.com kyotireddog@gmail.com
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ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MICHIGAN
AROUND THE FARM ASC (300207)
www.arfasc.com
MONIQUE ENGEMANN, PRES JACQUIE KRAMER, REP
2530 DOGWOOD DR 42W820 CLOVER HILL
WAUCONDA, IL 60084 ELBURN, IL 60119
(815) 355-3645 (630) 365-1802
LOVEISBLUEASB@GMAIL.COM sevenway@sbcglobal.net
HOOSIER WORKING ASC (300118)
www.hwasc.org
FERREH HIATT, PRES
KARIN GRAEFF, REP
6479 E COUNTY RD. 700 E 20856 STATE ROUTE 613
MOORELAND, IN 47360 FOSTORIA, OH 44830
(765) 744-8533 (419) 435-0807
waylonaussies@gmail.com KARIN.A.GRAEFF@THEWAVZ.COM
THAT’LL DO ASC (300182)
http://www.thatlldoasc.org/
JOANNA RIZZO, PRES JAMES BERGERT, REP
3160 220th ST. 3160 220TH ST.
WILLIAMS, IA 50271 WILLIAMS, IA 50271
(515) 520-9716 (507) 440-7310
joannarzz@aol.com
jameshogdogs@gmail.com
OZ ASC (300135)
KYM BASE, PRES
CORINNE SHANKS, REP
2572 S 27TH AVE 2322 CO RD 1214
GYPSUM, KS 67448
BLANCHARD, OK
(785) 826-0885 (417) 425-4869
mitdogs@hometelco.net gckennel@aol.com
SUNFLOWER ASA (300220)
KRISTEN HENRY-WALDEN, PRES JERRY ROWE, REP
811 W 54TH ST N 1771 S 85TH AVE
WICHITA, KS 67204 OSBORNE, KS 67473
(316) 304-6806 (785) 346-2227
Precisionk9s@yahoo.com jrowe@ruraltel.net
SOUTHERN LOUISIANA ASC (300131)
https://sites.google.com/site/slasclub/Home
SHELLY SPOTSWOOD, PRES ANDRESS BLACKWELL, REP
76319 FAUNTLEROY RD 76319 FAUNTLEROY RD
COVINGTON, LA 70435 COVINGTON, LA 70435
(985) 807-9077 (504) 416-9402
otchyaka@msn.com
andressblackwell@gmail.com
ASC OF MAINE (300212)
GREGORY HAMER, PRES LAURA HAMER, REP
63 HAWE S BRIDGE RD 63 HAWE S BRIDGE RD
PROSPECT, ME 04981 PROSPECT, ME 04981
PROSPECT, ME 04981 PROSPECT, ME 04981
IMFARM@FAIRPORT.NETM IMFARM@FAIRPORT.NET
MID-ATLANTIC ASC (300043)
www.maasc.homstead.com
PATRICIA YOUNG, PRES LYNN SIPE, REP
3612 MARGUERITE CT 15 MADARY RD
MT AIRY, MD 21771 SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146
(240) 529-6932 (410) 271-8910
kpyoung@prodigy.net lynnsi535@comcast.net
ASC OF MICHIGAN (300040)
www.ascofmichigan.com
JERI LONG, PRES
SUNDAY MILES, REP
3642 GARDNER 10515 PERE MARQUETTE
BERKLEY, MI 48072 CLARE, MI 48617
(248) 399-8252 (989) 429-4057
louiel@comcast.net
countrywoods@voyager.net
CROSSROADS ASC (300230)
MEGAN BROWN, PRES COREY NORMAN, REP
17650 ST. RT. 65 3121 VAN BUREN
JACKSON CENTER, OH 45334 HUDSONVILLE, MI 49426
(419) 953-8804 (616) 889-8656
heatfilledaussies@hotmail.com allstaraussies1979@yahoo.com
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MICHIANA ASA (300222)
www.michianaasa.org
LACEY CURRY, PRES
JANINE KESTER, REP
51570 CARPENTERS DR 54468 CR 31
ELKHART, IN 46514 BRISTOL, IN 46507
(574) 309-1141 (574) 349-5283
laceynball@gmail.com marehaven@netzero.com
SOUTH EASTERN MICHIGAN ASA (300041)
www.semasa.org
KAREN DEARDEN, PRES KELLY WALSH, REP
P.O. BOX 40178
1347 RICHLAND AVE
BAY VILLAGE, OH 44140 KALAMAZOO, MI 49006
(440) 773-7322 (269) 349-6326
slickworkingdog@aol.com k2aus@yahoo.com
MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA ASC (300117)
www.minnesotaaustralianshepherdclub.com
KIMBERLY GORMAN, PRES DEBBIE SMITH, REP
3690 147TH ST W 4713 DOMINICK DR
ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068 MINNETONKA, MN 55343
(651) 423-9630 (952) 451-0733
lastcallaussies@yahoo.com debbie_41052@msn.com
NORTH WOODS ASC (300226)
www.northwoodsasc.com
JAN POLYS, PRES
DENISE YOKOM, REP
5936 WASHBURN AVE. N. 9867 XEBEC ST. NE
BROOKLYN CENTER, MN 55430 BLAINE, MN 55014
(763) 561-4153 (763) 807-7008
janpolys@yahoo.com dyokom@live.com
UPPER MID-WEST ASC (300035)
www.uppermidwestasc.com
KIM PATTERSON, PRES KIM PATTERSON, REP
9125 HWY 25 SAME
COLOGNE, MN 55322
(952) 467-2765
krpatt@hotmail.com
MISSISSIPPI
STOCK WRANGLERS ASC (300152)
MICHAEL BOSWORTH, PRES GERALD SEPICH, REP
9744 DOROTHY DRIVE 11500 WHISPERING PINES DRIVE
OLIVE BRANCH, MS 38654 OLIVE BRANCH, MS 38654
(901) 857-1845 (901) 486-8956
BOSWORTH.MA@GMAIL.COM GSEPICH259@AOL.COM
MISSOURI
MONTANA
ASC OF MID-AMERICA (300032)
www.ASCofMA.org
PAULA DIGGINS, PRES JOHN MILLER, REP
8605 E. HWY HH 5147 STATE RD H
HALLSVILLE, MO 65255 DESOTO, MO 63020
(573) 696-0248 (314) 288-8316
impep5555@gmail.com crhandler1@gmail.com
GATEWAY ASC (300096)
www.gatewayasc.org
DIANE BETTIS, PRES
VICKI WEHRLE, REP
2645 BRINKMAN RD 4515 HAZEL RUN
VILLA RIDGE, MO 63089 BONNE TERRE, MO 63628
(636) 451-3001 (314) 974-0555
dbettis@swbell.net
graffitiaussies@yahoo.com
SHOW ME STATE ASC (300194)
www.showmestateasc.com
CASSIE KINDLE, PRES. CASSIE KINDLE, REP.
22519 WESTMORELAND RD SAME
SEDALIA, MO 65301
(660) 221-1176
AFFINITYAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM
ASC OF MONTANA (300080)
www.ascofmt.org
BETTY WILLIAMS, PRES. THOMAS MORARRE, REP
554 RED BARON LANE 14200 MORMON CREEK RD
LEWISTOWN, MT 59457 LOLO, MT 59847
(406) 535-7342 (406) 273-0608
wlazyj@midrivers.com tmorarre@msn.com

NEVADA
NORTHERN NEVADA ASC (300074)
www.nnasc.com
DENISE TERRY, PRES
CYNTHIA KENNEDY, REP
P.O. BOX 173
P.O. BOX K
WELLINGTON, NV 89444 VIRGINIA CITY, NV 89440
(775) 465-9310 (775) 847-9847
DN7SE@AOL.COM
ausscyn@aol.com
WORKING ASC OF NEVADA (300168)
http://www.wascon.net
SANDY MOORE, PRES SYLVIA ARNETT, REP
PO BOX 13
2269 MAGPIE LN.
GARDNERVILLE, NV 89410 GARDNERVILLE, NV 89410
(775)781-5946 (775) 782-6001
Sheepcamp1@hotmail.com sylviaarnett@hughes.net
NEW ENGLAND
ASC OF NEW ENGLAND (300047)
www.ascne.org
GULL GULLICKSEN, PRES MICHAEL KURDZO, REP
210 CHERRY STREET 1113 BOSTON HILL RD
MIDDLEBORO, MA 02346 ANDOVER, CT 06232
(508) 947-5606 (860) 742-7651
gullr210@juno.com
ZIPPYDO@COMCAST.NET
NEW MEXICO
ASA OF NEW MEXICO (300020)
www.asanm.org
NEW YORK
DOROTHY MONTANO, PRES CAMERON LEOPOLD, REP
1837 PEYTON RD. SW 2060 RENTFROW
LOS LUNAS, NM 87031 LAS CRUCES, NM 88001
(505) 977-6523 (505) 514-9697
los-suenos@att.net
Xtreamherding21@aol.com
LOBO ASA (300127)
http://www.loboasanm.com/
PHIL BLACKSHEAR, PRES CLAUDIA SAIZ, REP
2713 NORMENT RD SW 1212 LA VEGA DR SW
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87105 ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87105
(505) 306-1314 (505) 379-0340
pblackshear2713@comcast.net CSAIZ100@COMCAST.NET
MESQUITE ASC (300081)
FACEBOOK: MESQUITE ASC
GLORIA DAMEWOOD, PRES KIMBERLY GOLDEN, REP
53 WILDCAT LN 77 MEADOW DR
ALAMOGORDO, NM 88310 TIJERAS, NM 87059
(575) 491-2818 (505) 238-4122
DAMEWOOD@Q.COM KimGolden@q.com
PASO DEL NORTE ASA (300215)
pasadelnorteasa.weebly.com
LAURA DE LA CRUZ, PRES JOAN MORGAN, REP
75 COUNTY RD A074 320 EGRET WAY
CHAPARRAL, NM 88081 EL PASO, TX 79912
(915) 603-0209 (915) 217-2705
thetakepen@gmail.com bdrcolliez@gmail.com
ZIA ASC (300116)
www.ziaascnm.com
JDAWN WILLIAMS, PRES STACIE SANTA CRUZ, REP
2512 NORMENT RD SW 165 WAGNER LANE
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87105 CORRALES, NM 87048
(505) 323-4456 (505) 899-0437
agilitydawn@comcast.net mybobtails@comcast.net
HEART OF NEW YORK ASC (300125)
www.honyasc.com
BETSY J. ATKINSON, PRES BRIAN HYDE, REP
1799 RT 91 5325 AMALFI DR
FABIUS, NY 13063 CLAY, NY 13041
(315) 416-1121 (315) 420-7300
Hrthside1@aol.com
priorityaussies@yahoo.com
PENNSYLVANIA-NEW YORK ASC (300184)
www.freewebs.com/pennyasc/
SUSAN BARTLESON, PRES PENELOPE SMIGIEL, REP
7704 SCHOOL ST 5281 ZIMMER ROAD
SODUS, NY 14551 AVOCA, NY 14809
(315) 483-2161 (607) 329-6349
sbartleson@aol.com PENNYSMIGIEL@FLMTGIF.ORG
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WORKING ASC OF UPSTATE NY (300045)
www.wascuny.com
MICHELLE MORGAN, PRES MARGARET O’NEIL, REP
1200 ROCKY RIDGE RD 505 BOZENKILL RD
AMSTERDAM, NY 12010 ALTAMONT, NY 12009
(518) 843-0665 (518) 339-1480
Morganmish@gmail.com M5AUSSIE@YAHOO.COM
NEW YORK ASA (300044)
www.facebook.com/nyasassociation
LINDA BRAUN, PRES
CAROL ANN BESSETTE, REP
982 NY ROUTE 43 28 VANDERWERKEN AVENUE
STEPHENTOWN, NY 12169 WATERFORD, NY 12188
(518) 428-8778 (518) 237-2669
linda@croftonaussies.com GABSTER2237@GMAIL.COM
NORTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA ASC (300038)
www.casclub.com
OHIO
LYNDA SHACKELFORD, PRES KATHRYN MEYER, REP
5842 THACKER DAIRY RD 238 BUCK CREEK DR.
WHITSETT, NC 27377 RUTHERFORDTON, NC 28139
(336) 233-0801 (828) 863-0589
asgoldstar@yahoo.com dmfarrier@windstream.net
FIRST IN FLIGHT ASC (300181)
www.firstinflightasc.net
CHUCK KLEIN, PRES
CHUCK KLEIN, REP
96 DOUBLE OAK DR SAME
PITTSBORO, NC 27312
(919) 542-6823
kgklein@earthlink.net
BUCKEYE ASC (300106)
www.buckeyeasc.org
JERRY SCHETTERER, PRES MARY BETH STEINKE, REP
2924 MEADOWBROOK BLVD 5102 PYRMONT RD
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH 44118 LEWISBURG, OH 45338
(216) 337-6025 (937) 477-4755
jschetterer@gmail.com MBSTEINKECOTA@GMAIL.COM
GREATER OHIO ASC (300144)
www.greaterohioasc.com
DIANE HARRISON, PRES ANITA TAYLOR, REP
950 TODD CT. 743 HILLCREST DR
TIPP CITY, OH 45371 EATON, OH 45320
(937) 657-0965 (937) 533-0480
mibaby95@aol.com
nitaszoo@yahoo.com
OKLAHOMA (300183)
SUSAN ABRAMS, PRES
OREGON
CORINNE SHANKS, REP
16300 W SIMMONS RD 2322 CO RD 1214
EDMOND, OK 73003 BLANCHARD, OK 73010
(405) 341-6045 (417) 425-4869
triofarms@tldi.net
gckennel@aol.com
ASC OF ROGUE VALLEY (300010)
www.australianshepherdclubofroguevalley.com
DAVID RASKIN, PRES SALLY DAVIS, REP
PO BOX 787
6666 TUNNEL LOOP RD.
GRANTS PASS, OR 97528 GRANTS PASS, OR 97526
(541) 476-1856 (541) 226-6680
DAVIDRASKIN@ACCOUNTINGGP.COM DBARDAUSSIES@Q.COM
NORTHWEST ASC (300151)
http://northwestaustralianshepherdclub.webs.com
SUMMER JEWELL FULS, PRES PATRICIA ROGERS, REP
PO BOX 787
18375 S GRASLE RD
MOLALLA, OR 97038 OREGON CITY, OR 97045
(503) 729-1724 (503) 956-8804
summerjewelf@gmail.com mesaloosa@comcast.net
SNOWY BUTTE ASC (300170)
www.snowybutteasc.com
MARILYN D. HAHN, PRES LAUREL BATES, REP
950 WORTHINGTON RD PO BOX 266
EAGLE POINT, OR 97524 EAGLE POINT, OR 97524
(541) 890-2282 (541) 621-0062
herdbound@hughes.net laurel.bates@rocketmail.com
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THREE RIVERS WORKING ASA (300137)
GEORGE FREY, PRES
CATHE GASPER, REP
1305 NEIL CREEK RD P.O. BOX 713
ASHLAND, OR 97520 MERLIN, OR 97532
(541) 482-3409 (541) 471-7201
bizybear@aol.com
threegaussies@msn.com
WILLAMETTE ASC (300169)
www.willametteasc.webs.com
KEN LYLE, PRES
KATIE VAN DE SANDT,REP
38669 HWY 228 40904 HWY 228
SWEET HOME, OR 97386 SWEET HOME, OR 97386
(541) 367-7495 (541) 401-8819
vaqueroaussie@centurytel.net mcvansaussies@gmail.com
PENNSYLVANIA
BRANDYWINE VALLEY ASC (300161)
www.bvasc.org
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
LLESLIE ZIESING, PRES SABRINA ANDREWS, REP
123 MARSHALL BRIDGE ROAD 217 CAMERON ROAD
KENNETT SQUARE, PA 19348 WILLOW GROVE, PA 19090
(610) 444-8130 (215) 784-0205
leslie@kedash-design.com atterror@verizon.net
COME BYE MID TN ASC (300219)
FACEBOOK: COME BYE MID TN ASC
DARLA HUFFMAN, PRES GAVIN KASSER, REP
4901 HWY 64 E 6659 HWY 64 E
WARTRACE, TN 37183 WARTRACE, TN 37183
(931) 639-0878 (931) 703-1457
darlah_@bellsouth.net bellemeadowfarmtn@gmail.com
TENNESSEE ASC (300058)
www.tennesseeaustralianshepherdclub.org
PATRICIA DOAN, PRES SUSAN LITTLE, REP
605 TREHAVEN RD 1441 NEWCROSS RD
KNOXVILLE, TN 37912 KNOXVILLE, TN 37922
(865) 689-5199 (865) 405-8591
psneddendoan@yahoo.com eth4me@yahoo.com
MID SOUTH ASC (300163)
SHARI DODSON, PRES. ANDREA HOFFMANN, REP.
3915 AJANDERS DR 2283 FITE RD
MEMPHIS, TN 38127 MEMPHIS, TN 38127
(901) 358-9584 (901) 491-8953
sharidodson@rittermail.com andrea@istariaussies.com
ASC OF TEXAS (300165)
HELEN WILSON, PRES JASON MEEKS, REP
P.O. BOX 1278
6 SUNNY LN
PILOT POINT, TX 76258 BURLESON, TX 76028
(940) 391-4924 (817) 572-0795
reddogag@yahoo.com redinc5@hotmail.com
CENTRAL TEXAS WORKING ASC (300191)
www.centraltxwasc.com
NEAL DESHAZO, PRES GLENDA TEAFF, REP
P.O. BOX 3 PO BOX 595
WALLER, TX 77484 STOCKDALE, TX 78160
(713) 823-3150 (210) 232-7810
deshazo.beretfarms@gmail.com aussiedogs@totalnet.us
EASTEX ASC (300102)
www.eastexasc.com
SHELLY HOLLEN, PRES STACY SELMAN, REP
609 BAYOU BEND P.O. BOX 624
DEER PARK, TX 77536 HUNTSVILLE, TX 77342
(713) 444-8002 (936) 661-9194
SHALAKOAUSSIES@GMAIL.COM heavenlyaussies@hotmail.com
GOLDEN TRIANGLE (300186)
WORKING AUSSIE GROUP
ROSEMARIE O’HARA, PRES JENNIFER LINDSEY, REP
6637 HAWKEYE RD 9374 LAKE RAY ROBERTS DAM RD
KRUM, TX 76249 AUBREY, TX 76227
(940) 300-6749 (940) 300-9196
rmohara@solbroadband.com intrepidaussie@hotmail.com
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UTAH
VIRGINIA
HEART OF TEXAS ASC (300078)
www.hotasc.com
CATHERINE KENNY, PRES LACEY KAFER, REP
4535 STONES RIVER RD 25926 HOPSON MEADOWS DR.
GRAND PRARIE, TX 75052 RICHMOND. TX 77406
(214) 734-3277 (817) 913-1177
cjk@kushaiah.com
lacey.kafer@gmail.com
HILL COUNTRY ASC (300178)
www.hillcountryasc.com
LAURA GIBSON, PRES JENNIFER YOUNG, REP.
249 GALLAGHER DRIVE 306 MOONWALK TRIAL
CANYON, TX 78133 BUDA, TEXAS 78610
(940) 733-1914 (512) 300-3636
chaseaussies@aol.com JENNIFER@PARADIGMCONTRACTINGLLC.COM
LONE STAR ASC (300026)
SCOTT HURST, PRES
STEPHANIE HURST, REP
7768 FM 928 7768 FM 928
TULIA, TX 79088 TULIA, TX 79088
(806) 518-5027 (806) 518-8510
gage5027@yahoo.com fannie81@yahoo.com
NEW HOPE ASC (300092)
www.newhopeasc.com
JAYNA LITTLE, PRES
ELIZABETH NEUMAN, REP
9999 SPENCER HWY #108 8910 GRUNWALD RD
LA PORTE, TX 77571 BEASLEY, TX 77417
(281) 413-6810 (979) 257-9615
ausdog@comcast.net quidpocket@gmail.com
OIL PATCH ATHLETIC CANINES (300231)
RALPH JOHNSON, PRES BETH JOHNSON, REP
3500 EDGEMONT 3500 EDGEMONT
MIDLAND, TX 79707 MIDLAND, TX 79707
(432) 352-3841 (432) 352-3841
bgjohnson10@suddenlink.net bgjohnson10@suddenlink.net
TARRANT COUNTY ASC
KAREN BLACK, PRES
LYNN SIDWELL, REP
10121 TANTARRA DR 1216 CLOVERDALE
BURLESON, TX 76028 RICHARDSON, TX 75080
(817) 692-5195 (972) 699-1428
kblack@pdmsdesign.com ausshep@flash.net
ASC OF UTAH (300051)
www.suascu.org
JENNIFER MCKERVEY, PRES KATELYN SCOTT PEART, REP
5748 W 10400 S 8051 N 7800 W
PAYSON, UT 84651 LEHI, UT 84043
(801) 851-0995 (801) 768-4338
fullthrottleaussies@gmail.com springfeveraussies@icloud.com
WASATCH WORKING ASC (300129)
www.wwasc.org
LINDA HAHN, PRES
ANN SMYTH, REP
2834 W 14400 S 519 D STREET
BLUFFDALE, UT 84065 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84103
(801) 661-5906 (801) 359-4427
Hahns7@comcast.net aesmyth910@aol.com
BLUE RIDGE ASC (300042)
www.brasc.org
VALERIE YARBER, PRES LYNNE SKINNER, REP
13438 YARBER DR. 13 REED STREET
GLADE SPRING, VA 24340 FISHERVILLE, VA 22939
(276) 356-3114 (540) 451-2251
mistymeadowsfarms@yahoo.com aliyahaussies1@gmail.com
WORKING AUSSIES OF (300153)
VIRGINIA ASC
WILLIAM MIDDLETON, PRES REGINA BURES, REP
3945 OLD FINCASTLE RD 38177 BRITAIN RD
FINCASTLE, VA 24090 LOVETTSVILLE, VA 20180
(540) 420-0801 (703) 795-7420
acer1114@ntelos.net bellewoodsheep@gmail.com
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WASHINGTON
ASC OF WASHINGTON (300014)
www.ascofwa.org
WISCONSIN
JAN WESEN, PRES
THOMAS JOHNSON, REP
7210 WORLINE RD. 2088 PHEASANT FARM LN
BOW, WA 98232 FREELAND, WA 98249
(360) 333-7131 (360) 929-1346
jan@janwesen.com
robyntuttle@msn.com
BLACKSHEEP ASC (300134)
www.blacksheepasc.com
JOHN KNEPPER, PRES ROBERT BOWLES, REP
10807 E HALLETT RD 2802 280th ST. NW
SPOKANE, WA 99206 STANWOOD, WA 98292
(509)-951-8223 (360) 421-8382
Jknepper@cdametals.com soundviewaussies@msn.com
CASCADE ASC (300075)
http://www.cascadeasc.org/
DONNA K BURDICK, PRES DONIELLE LOWRIE, REP
7105 NE 339TH ST 9033 BROADACRES RD. NE
LA CENTER, WA 98629 AURORA, OR 97002
(503) 209-5798 (503) 759-4158
Diamondhillaussies@gmail.com stonecrestaussies@yahoo.com
OLYMPIA ASA
www.olympicaustralianshepherdassociation.org
ELIZABETH GIBSON, PRES HILARY HINES, REP
17415 BEN SMITH CREEK RD 5307 CHERRY HEIGHTS
TILLAMOOK, OR 97141 THE DALLES, OR 97058
(503) 815-8141 (541) 296-8993
coastalrange@embarqmail.com hhines@gorge.net
RASCAL RUNNERS ASC (300171)
www.hoodoohowlers.com/RascalRunners
SHARON MERRIAM, PRES CAROLYNNE MYALL, REP
4949 WALLBRIDGE RD 963 E. 13 TH AVE
DEER PARK, WA 99006 SPOKANE, WA 99202
(509) 276-2703 (509) 535-2464
daeshars@aol.com
cmyall@icehouse.net
OUTBACK ASC (300063)
www.outbackaustralianshepherdclub.com/
KELLI MANTHEY, PRES SARA MCDONOUGH-ELSENPETER, REP
10740 MATTHEW DRIVE W1891 MCDONNOGH RD
CHISAGO CITY, MN 55013 NELSON, WI 54756
(651)983-8737 (612) 839-4525
kellikupfer@gmail.com SARA_E213@HOTMAIL.COM
ROCK RIVER VALLEY ASC (300034)
www.rrvasc.org
SALLY MEYERS, PRES JERRY AUFOX, REP
1910 - 7 ST 2665 MARL OAK DRIVE
KENOSHA, WI 53140 HIGHLAND PARK, IL 60035
(262) 515-6822 (847) 432-1927
smeyers1@prodigy.net jaufox@mac.com
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ARIZONA
ASCA® LICENSED AGILITY CLUBS
www.tailwaggn.com (300196)
TAIL WAGGN, LLC
CINDI JACKSON, PRES CINDI JACKSON, REP
8107 W CORRINE DR SAME
PEORIA, AZ 85381
(623) 486-1022
n2agility@acn.net
CALIFORNIA
JUMPIN’ K-9’S (300193)
CINDY VALDEZ, PRES CINDY VALDEZ, REP
40765 LOS RANCHOS CIR SAME
TEMECULA, CA 92592
(951) 303-1277
cinross@verizon.net
ILLINOIS
OREGON
PERFORMANCE DOG TRAINING (300192)
DAN ROY, PRES
DAN ROY, REP
7818 CAMINO RAPOSA SAME
SAN DIEGO, CA 92122
(858) 455-8355
dan@performancedogtraining.com
AGILITY JUNKIES, INC (300225)
LORA DEL PAGE, PRES LORA DEL PAGE, REP
22073 PEPPER RD. UNIT G LAKE SAME
BARRINGTON, IL 60010
(847) 381-2222
AGILITYJUNKIES@AOL.COM
KAY-9 PETIQUETTE (300224)
KAY WEBER, PRES
KAY WEBER, REP
500 N. RANDALL RD #1311 SAME
BATAVIA, IL 60510
(630) 709-7119
KAY9_PETS@HOTMAIL.COM
REDWOOD DOG SPORTS (300217)
CENTER
NAOMI SNAPP (HEIMEYER), PRES NAOMI SNAPP (HEIMEYER), REP
31677 GOWDYVILLE RD
COTTAGE GROVE, OR 97424
(541) 767-9090
redwooddogs@gmail.com
PENNSYLVANIA
B&D CREEKSIDE (300199)
ACTIVITY CENTER
DARLENE SCHMUCKER, PRES DARLENE SCHMUCKER, REP
501 AVENUE B SAME
LATROBE, PA 15650
(724) 600-5076
arcmasterdarlene@comcast.net
ASCA Stuff For Sale
Below is a list of items ASCA has available for sale.
Contact the Business Office
(please inquire about foreign postage rates if not noted):
• ASCA® Yearbook 1957-1977 – $20
• ASCA® Yearbook 1978-1982 – $20
Postage for each book: $2.50 (US), $5 (Foreign)
• OFA Listing Book (thru 12/31/88 – $7 each (US)
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Affiliate News
Alaska ASC
Mary Manners, Affiliate Representative, mdmanners@gci.net)
Things were pretty quiet this past year with our club. We only
had one ASCA sanctioned competitive event: an Agility Trial in
August judged by Sherry Butler who we thoroughly enjoyed
hosting. Our club is fortunate to have a number of other breed
owners who are supportive and helpful with our club activities.
We hosted some training events, agility classes, stock practice and
agility run throughs during the summer months. We have multiple
events planned for conformation, agility, stock and possibly rally
for the coming year, though. Lots to look forward to!
ASC of Idaho
Susan Severns, Affiliate Representative, slidingsaussies@gmail.
com
ASC of Idaho usually generally has a Spring trial the 3 rd
weekend of May and a Fall trial the 3 rd weekend of September.
Our Fall trial from year to year either gets moved or canceled due
to the ASCA Specialty but this year we were able to have the trial
and it was turned out great. In 2017 we had agility, obedience, rally
as well as our stockdog trials. The trial in September was the first
time we had rally and obedience at our new location at Temptation
Arenas.
We are still a small club and it takes a lot to put on our activities.
Thankfully we have some local volunteers and a few that travel
quite some distance to help us out and we greatly appreciate it.
We look forward to our upcoming year and will continue with
our stockdog trials, agility and rally and obedience. Visit us at ASC
of Idaho on Facebook and stay up to date on our future activities.
Boise ASC
Teri Crawford, Affiliate Representative, teri5a1tw@gmail.com
This was a transitional year for Boise ASC and we want to
send a big shout-out to everyone for their continued support.
While we searched for a new location for our local shows our
wonderful neighbor clubs in OR let us share one of their weekends
and we had a lot of fun with Willamette ASC hosting a show in
Redmond, OR.
We are now working on a new site very close to our old
one and invite everyone to keep an eye on our webpage (www.
boiseasc.org) and Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/
groups/213736638743452/) for announcements as we are able to
confirm details.
We look forward to seeing everyone for more fun in 2018 – see
you in and around the ring!
ASC of Montana
Tom Morarre, Sffiliate Representative, tmorarre@msn.com
This year as I write this we are on the way back from the ASCA
Nationals and once again we are stuck in Colorado due to weather
and road conditions. Although there are several people in our club
who make it into Finals each year, I doubt that we will want to go
back to Texas the next time Finals/Nationals are held there. The
facility and the stock are fine, but it is just too late in the year for
those of us living in the North Country to have a successful return
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trip. However, next year the Nationals will be held in Greeley,
Colorado in September and we will be there. In addition to the
regular slate of trials planned for 2018 we are planning to host a
Stock Dog pre-trial before the Greeley National Trial.
In 2018, our club plans on holding four arena trial weekends
May, June, July and August and the pre-trial in September at
Nationals. We also plan to include two Post-Advanced trials and a
Ranch Trial as part of the August event. We will once again offer a
special overall buckle at the August trial. This award is to recognize
the dog/handler team that has the highest overall combined score
across the Post Advanced Trials, Arena Trials, and the Ranch Trials.
This award went to Betty Williams and Jake in 2017. It could be
yours in 2018, but only if you enter all of the August trials. Look
for the ASCofMT full event schedule on our website: www.ascofmt.
org. Also you can check the Aussie Times “Coming Events” section
or our advertisement in this issue for dates and other information
on our events.
Looking back, 2017 was another busy year here in Big Sky
country, and our club put on four successful weekends of stockdog
trials, one mid-week trial and one Betty Williams stockdog clinic.
This year we ran a lot of the new courses at our trials and by the
scores I would say people are getting used to them. Jim McKay
once again represented the club at the Scottish Festival in Hamilton.
He took some sheep along with his Aussies Guss and Rusty down
to Hamilton, MT and gave demonstrations of sheep herding for all
of the attendees. Folks said it was the highlight of the festival. It
was good publicity for our breed in this part of the country.
Many of the handlers in our club earned new titles this past
year. Of significance is the number of newly created titles that
were awarded. There were two SDCH titles, four WTCH-X titles,
two new WTCH-M titles, one new WTCH title, several Farm Trial
Dog titles, PATD titles and RTD titles. Here is a short list of ASC
of Montana dogs showing the new titles that are attached to their
names.
SDCH WTCH-X WESTWINDGEARJAMMINDIESEL PATDcs
RTDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP – Dan Sanderson
SDCH WTCH-X LEGENDS INDIGO GIRL OF OXBOW RTDcs
PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP – Judie Manual (trained and trialed
by Barb Moe)
WTCH-X BJM SLYGUSS’S RUSTY NAIL ATD-Xds AFTDcs
– Jim McKay
WTCH-X W LAZY J SPUR’S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs PATDcs
DNA-VP – Betty Williams
WTCH-M W LAZY J BJM KODIAKS SLYGUSS RTDcs PATDs
OFTDc AFTDs RD ATD-Xds – Jim McKay
WTCH-M W LAZY J YIPPIE KI YI YO RTDcs CD ATD-Xds
AFTDcs DNA-VP – Tom Morarre
WTCH LUCKY ROSE NO LOOKIN BACK AFTDcs RTDcs ATD-
Xs DNA-VP – Judie Manual (trained and trialed by Barb Moe)
This year we worked hard to continue our tradition of putting
on well-run trials with good stock, and we had plenty of great
dogs and handlers participating in our trials. All of our trials were
successful and everyone reported enjoying these events. Thanks

to all attendees for their good fellowship, good stockmanship and
continued support of our trials. Thanks to the volunteers who set
stock, time, scribe and handle the paperwork. Your help makes our
trials successful. And thanks to the wonderful judges who came out
to Montana to participate in our trialing program and provide their
expertise. This year’s stockdog judges were, Roy Sage and Neal
Deshazo; Steve Shoppe; Gail Winnick and Deb Conroy; Canby
Scott and John Knepper; Dana Mackenzie, Robyn Johnson-Garrett
and Fiona Hibbert.
Our first event in 2017 was a Betty Williams stockdog clinic
held on May 10th and 11th. The clinic filled early on. Several of the
participants joined our club as new members. Following the clinic
we held our Spring Turnout – three days of AM/PM stockdog
trials, with over 40 runs per trial and 28 dogs entered there was
plenty of good competition. We used courses C, D, G and Reverse
A. Jim McKay was Course Director and the trial flowed smoothly
thanks in no small part to the complete cooperation of all of the
competitors and diligent workers. Connie and John Knepper and
Pam and Madison McKay set stock, and Pam and her Mom kept
us fed. Thanks to everyone who helped and special thanks to
our judges, Roy Sage and Neal Deshazo for helping us to have a
successful competition. And thanks to Barb and Mike Miller for
hosting these events at their wonderful facility in Frenchtown, MT.
Weekend awards included a silver buckle, metal sculptures and
were awarded as follows (daily awards are posted on our website):
• High Combined Aussie non-WTCH: Sagecreek Kodiak Tuff
Tyger and Dave Bledsoe
• High Combined Aussie WTCH: WTCH Legends Indigo Girl
of Oxbow and Barb Moe
• High in Trial: WTCH W Lazy J Yippie Ki Yi Yo (Ki) and Tom
Morarre – 124 in sheep
• High Combined Stock Dog: WTCH Legends Indigo Girl of
Oxbow and Barb Moe
Also in May, the club put on a special mid- week Post Advanced
trial at Barb Moe’s place in Bozeman this year. Jim McKay was the
Course Director and Dan Sanderson set stock. Steve Shope judged
and the atmosphere was casual and friendly. Our run limit was ten
runs of each stock, but the trial only drew seven dogs. The stock
was nice and we ran A course in a 20-acre field. The most notable
obstacle, however, was the 40+ mile per hour gale that blew across
the field for the entire day. Dogs couldn’t hear commands and
handlers couldn’t hear the judge or timers once they were out on the
course. It was quite a challenge, but we all had a good time. Billie
Richardson and WTCH HS Dan the Man put in the best showing
winning both cattle and sheep, High in Trial and High Combined
for the day.
This year, the Frenchtown Fling, held June 9 th -11 th , included
AM/PM Farm trials again on Friday. The Farm Trial filled and there
were many good runs, a lot of fun and many titles were earned.
The arena trials did not fill (20 dogs entered) but there were several
good dogs there and the competition was stiff. The weather was
nice and we all enjoyed ourselves. Connie Knepper, Pam McKay,
Amy Bradley and Madison McKay did a great job setting stock.
We ran courses C, H, and A. Jim McKay was Course Director
making sure that everything ran smoothly. Gail Winnick and Deb
Conroy judged these trials and they did a great job at the judges
table. Thanks to the judges and all of the stock handlers and timers
who helped make the trial run smoothly.
In the Farm Trial there were lots of Qs and a number of titles
were earned. High in Trials and High Combined sheep and cattle
were:
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• High Advanced Score: WTCH Legends Indigo Girl of Oxbow
and Barb Moe – 124 on sheep.
• High Open Score: Sliding S Do or Die Superfly and Melanie
Zarchikoff – 124 on sheep
• High Combined Cattle: WTCH BJM Slyguss’s Rusty Nail and
Jim McKay – 227
• High Combined Sheep: WTCH Legends Indigo Girl of Oxbow
and Barb Moe – 242
Weekend arena trial awards were (daily awards are posted on
our website):
• High Combined Aussie WTCH: WTCH Sliding S Do or Die
Superfly and Melanie Zarchikoff – 1339
• High in Trial: WTCH-M W Lazy J Yippie Ki Yi Yo and Tom
Morarre – 122 in ducks
• High Combined Stock Dog: WTCH Sliding S Do or Die
Superfly and Melanie Zarchikoff (Silver Buckle)
This year our July trial filled and with 22 dogs entered there was
plenty of good competition in each division and there were some
amazing runs. The stock setting crew was a family affair. Pam and
Madison McKay along with Rachael Burnette (Jim’s cousin), Pam’s
sister Renee’ Herath and her son Andrew were busy all weekend
in the stock pens and providing judge support. As usual, the stock
was always ready for the next competitor. Good job McKays!
The Cow Country Classic is held every year on the weekend
after the 4 th of July weekend, and this event has become our
showcase trial. This year was no exception and a lot of good dog/
handler teams showed up from as far away as Arizona, California,
Nevada, and Canada. At this trial we ran courses G, E and H. Jim
McKay was the Course Director and put on a great trial. Thanks to
Canby Scott and John Knepper for doing a splendid job of judging.
The livestock was honest and everyone had a good time. Pam and
Gaye (Pam’s Mom) prepared the extraordinary meals and kept
everyone fed. Thanks again to Barb and Mike Miller for providing
the facilities and the stock.
Silver buckles, traveling trophies and metal sculptures were
awarded to the weekend winners. The Silver buckle winners were
as follows:
• High in Trial 120 in sheep – Susan Severns WTCH Sweetgrass
Painted Blue Skye
• High combined WTCH – Barb Moe and WTCH Legends
Indigo Girl of Oxbow
• High Combined non-WTCH – Mike Miller and BJM Thor’s
Robert E Lee
• Most Promising Started Aussie: Melanie Zarchikoff and
Superfly’s The Grateful Red
• High Combined Cattle – Barb Moe and WTCH Legends Indigo
Girl of Oxbow
• High Combined Sheep – Susan Severns WTCH Sweetgrass
Painted Blue Skye
• High Combined Ducks – Barb Moe and WTCH Legends
Indigo Girl of Oxbow
Trophies were awarded for High Combined WTCH and High
Combined Cattle.
Congratulations to everyone who trialed and especially to those
who took home the top prizes. Daily winners can be found at our
website in the results reports on the Events page.
The Summer Roundup, our August stockdog trial, was held
on the 18 th - 21 st at Betty Williams’ ranch outside of Lewistown,
MT. The weather was nice but there was some smoke in the air
coming from fires burning in the western part of the state. Betty
was the Course Director. We started off with two Post-Advanced
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trials on Friday. Judges were Dana Mackenzie and Robyn Johnson-
Garrett. The Post-Advanced A course was set in a large pasture
and there were no fences to limit the stock so the dogs had to be in
control to be successful. We ran five head of cattle and ten head of
sheep which were always ready for the next competitor thanks to
an efficient pen setup and diligent stock handlers including Matt
Mason, Tom Morarre, Becky Parker and Claudia Yearsley.
On Friday we also held our club’s first Rally Trial which was
judged by Robyn Johnson Garrett. It was a small trial, but everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves and we plan to hold more of these trials
in the future. Thanks to Claudia Yearsley, Becky Parker and CASA
for their help in putting on this event.
he Arena Trials were AM/PM events and were held on Saturday
and Sunday. The attendance was exceptional and we had to add a
third judge in order to handle all of the runs in the arena trials with
24 dogs entered. Luckily. Fiona Hibbert was available and agreed to
step in and handle the extra runs at this trial. We ran arena trials on
course D and F on cattle and sheep and course H and B on ducks.
We managed to get in 235 runs in four trials, thanks to efficient
stock handling by Becky Parker, Claudia Yearsley and Matt Mason,
as well as the full cooperation of all competitors who were ready
to go when it was their turn. Dogs came from California, Canada,
Idaho, Illinois, Nevada, Utah, Washington and, of course, Montana.
The stock was honest and ran well. There were a number of good
dog/handler teams in each division who put down great runs.
This event concluded with a ranch trial again this year in
both sheep and cattle, and everyone did very well. The course at
Betty’s is always fun and it reflects the challenges faced on working
ranches every day. When one completes the course successfully, it
is a real indicator that the dog/handler team is a worthy one. Dana
Mackenzie did the honors as judge.
Weekend high awards included three silver buckles, First Aid
Kits, a chair and other prizes. The overall Stock winners were:
Post-Advanced (PA)
• High Combined PA cattle –WTCH-X Legends Indigo Girl of
Oxbow and Barb Moe
• High Combined PA sheep – WTCH-X W Lazy J Spur’s Get
Em Up Jake and Betty Williams
• High Score PA 120 on sheep – WTCH-X W Lazy J Spur’s Get
Em Up Jake and Betty Williams
• High Combined Trial PA – WTCH-X Legends Indigo Girl of
Oxbow and Barb Moe
Arena Trials
• High in Trial: 121 on cattle – WTCH-X Legends Indigo Girl
of Oxbow and Barb Moe
• High Combined Aussie WTCH-X – Legends Indigo Girl of
Oxbow and Barb Moe
• High Combined Aussie Non-WTCH – FrogPeak Mighty
Swift and Irene Manley
• Most Promising Started Aussie – S Bar L Typhoon of W
Lazy J and Betty Williams
• High Combined Stock Dog – WTCH-X Legends Indigo
Girl of Oxbow and Barb Moe
Ranch Trials
• High Score Ranch Trial Cattle – 94.5 Josie Fiede and
Kelli Friede
• High Score Ranch Trial Sheep – 97.5 WTCH-X W Lazy
J Spur’s Get Em Up Jake and Betty Williams
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All Trials
High Combined Overall Stockdog WTCH-X W Lazy J Spur’s Get
Em Up Jake and Betty Williams
Daily winners, who also received prizes, are listed in the results
reports on our website.
Rally Trial Winners were:
• High in Trial Aussie: Charmian Traverso and Justus Sure
To Shine
• High in Trial Other Breed: Claudia Yearsly and River
Banks 5Y Winnie
• High Combined: Claudia and Dally Up To Hamits Deuces
Wild
The August trial which is usually sandwiched between two of
Betty’s cattle camps is always a lot of fun. But this year we missed
the music around the campfire after the trial was over. Fire danger
was high and there was no open burning allowed.
Our club wishes to express its appreciation for the efficient
way Dana Mackenzie, Robyn Johnson-Garrett, and Fiona Hibbert
judged the arena trials. The Post Advanced trial also ran well thanks
to efficient stock handling and good planning. The Ranch Trials
filled and Dana had a very long day judging. Every competitor gave
it their best and all of the dogs earned their ranch titles. Everyone
had a good time, and the trials ran smoothly thanks to the help
provided by the many volunteers who built courses, timed, scribed
and set stock. Quite a few of these volunteers were from other
clubs and we were really delighted with the way everyone pitched
in to help. A special thanks to Becky Parker, Claudia Yearsley, and
Matt Mason who spent hours in the pens setting stock. Gina Larson
entered scores and handled most of the paperwork. Terri Jones also
deserves a round of enthusiastic applause for the wonderful meals
she prepared for us. We would like to express our appreciation to
all of those who participated, both workers and contestants, for
making this trial a big success. Thanks to Mike Miller who hauled
thirty ducks from Frenchtown out to Betty’s so we could have
plenty of ducks on hand. Finally, thanks to Betty and John Williams
for providing the stock and allowing us to have this trial on their
beautiful cattle ranch.
A big thank-you goes out to all of the folks who work
throughout the year to make our events successful. Club events
cannot go on without a host of volunteers. Stock handlers, timers,
scribes, and last but certainly not least the food preparation folks
are all essential to making a successful trial. Betty, Jim and Tom
spend hours planning the events and making arrangements before
the trials. The club relies on the Miller and the Williams families
to provide wonderful trialing venues including stock and facilities.
Our thanks go out to them for the most important role that they
play in the success of our trialing program.
Of course, there would be no trial without judges and
contestants, but the people that support a trial are often working in
the background and it is important to recognize their contribution.
Here are just a few of the folks who helped out this year: Pam
McKay, her mom Gaye, Madison McKay, Irene Manley, Amy
Bradly, Connie Knepper, John Knepper, Rachel Burnett, Renee’
Herath, Andrew Herath, Kim Fields, Alli Keever, Becky Parker,
Claudia Yearsley, Terri Jones, Gina Larson, Penny Kukuk, Jim
McKay, Tom Morarre, and Betty Williams
All of our club members have been striving to put on good
events and at the same time to improve our skills in the trial arena.
We have been working with our current dogs over that past nine
years to reach a point that we could compete nationally with the
best.

This year five of our club members received invitations to
participate in the 2017 ASCA National Stockdog Finals with their
dogs. They were:
• Jim Leroy McKay and WTCH-X BJM SLYGUSS’S RUSTY
NAIL AFTDcs
• Tom Morarre and WTCH-M W Lazy J Yippie Ki Yi Yo RTDcs
AFTDcs CD ATDXsd
• Betty Williams and WTCH-X W Lazy J Spur’s Get Em Up
Jake RTDcs PATDcs
• Barb Moe and SDCH WTCH-X Legends Indigo Girl Of
Oxbow RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcs (owned by Judie Manual)
• Dan Sanderson and SDCH WTCH-X Westwind Gear Jammin
Diesel PATDcs AFTDcs RTDcs
Dan Sanderson and Diesel decided not to go to Finals this
year. Jim and Rusty just missed getting into the final elimination
round by a small margin. Tom and Ki made it into the final round
on sheep and ducks but fell just short of the top ten Finalists. But
Betty and Jake did well and placed in the top ten in all three stock
finishing 6th in cattle, 4 th in sheep, and 7 th in ducks. Barb and Denim
(owned by Judie Manual) also did well placing 5 th in cattle and 10 th
in ducks. Betty and Barb also did quite well in Nationals. Betty and
Jake placed 2 nd in sheep and 4 th in ducks. Barb and Denim placed
1 st in cattle with a score of 121 which earned them the High in Trial
award. They also received the High Combined WTCH award. In
addition Betty and Barb got to participate in the Texas shoot out
and finished 6 th and 7th respectively. Congratulations to all of these
dog/handler teams for having a very successful year of trialing.
Barb also trialed Judie Manual’s dog Rhett in the pre-trial and
the National Trial which was great experience for him. Mike Miller,
Betty Williams and Tom Morarre entered their younger dogs in the
National Specialty Trial. Tom and Django managed to place fourth
in Open Ducks in the National Trial. Mike’s Open dog Bob and
Betty’s Started dog Ty will get another shot at it in 2018.
Many of our club members are looking forward to the 2018
National Specialty in Greeley, Colorado. Greeley is the National
site closest to Montana and we don’t want to miss the opportunity
to travel a shorter distance in September when the roads are not
so subject to winter blizzards. Our club will also be putting on
a pre-trial at Greeley, and we hope to see many old friends and
acquaintances there as well.
For the past several years ASC of Montana has focused
primarily on stock events. We will continue to offer several
stockdog trials, including farm trials, post advanced trials and a
ranch trial again this year. And we plan to hold a rally trial again
and maybe add obedience to the schedule. You can always find
information about club events on our website: www.ascofmt.org.
Come and trial with us and then extend your trip to visit and explore
some of the natural wonders that await you in Montana. We look
forward to having you visit our beautiful state. When you come,
don’t forget your fishing gear.
Northwest ASC
Pat Rogers, Affiliate Representative, dovetailaussie@comcast.net
Greetings from Oregon and the beautiful Pacific Northwest!
We are a small ASCA club that hosts two show weekends per
year with an annual educational event.
This year’s Memorial Day weekend brought fabulous weather,
fun times and homemade food with five (5) conformation shows,
all with Intact majors.
A huge bow to the competitors for sharing the show grounds
with a live animal circus, a local rodeo, and a Lifeflight helicopter!
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Labor Day weekend also brought gorgeous, sunny weather with
six (6) conformation shows, five (5) with Intact majors.
We offered High Point awards for Intact, Altered, Puppy,
Veteran, and Junior winners. Several of our members made
the 4,600-mile roundtrip to Texas for the 2017 ASCA National
Specialty. Congratulations to all of them, including Summer Jewel
Fuls of Ragtime for winning the coveted BREEDER SHOWCASE,
and Summer Jewel Fuls and Laura Abbott, owners of Stonehaven
Bayshore Alright! Alright! Alright! – “Rhys,” for their BEST OF
BREED PUPPY win! We look forward to seeing you in 2018!
Olympia ASA – Washington State
Hilary Hines, Affiliate Representative,hhines@gorge.net
Greetings from the Great Northwest!
Nationals is over for another year. Congratulations to all the
winners!
We had a wonderful year with great shows in Washington!
OASA put on 13 of conformation shows, 2 rally trials and 2
obedience trials and 1 show N Go obedience practice.
With 4 conformation shows in April, 3 conformation and
1 show n go in July, 4 conformation shows with 2 rally and 2
obedience trials In September and 4 conformation shows in
November! OASA had very good turnouts at the majority of our
shows and trials.
We are looking for new facilities to be able to add more shows
and trials to our schedule next year! Our hope is to add more
conformation shows and hopefully rally or obedience trials if a
good facility can be found.
We are very proud that OASA has been offered and we
accepted a obedience pre-trial for the 2018 National Specialty.
Congratulations to all of our club members for new titles earned
this year!
Willamette ASC
Katie van de Sandt, Affiliate Representative,
mcvansaussies@gmail.com
We were basically a lazy club this year – recovering from all
the fun of putting on the 2016 Nationals. The club wants to give a
huge – maybe even bigger than that – thank you to Rhonda Silveira,
Sarah Roth, and Laurie Friberg, who, even after all that they did at
Nationals, still kept up our conformation show schedule.
A large part of our year off, was that Ken and Debbie Lyle
sold their River Bend Ranch, far faster than they expected, last
winter, so we did not have a venue for the Calapooia Classic.
Congratulations are in order – after months of looking, they have
found and moved into their new and smaller place!! And, the club
might have found a venue to rent to do stock, obedience and rally,
with perhaps conformation as well, on our August dates – Watch
for more news later this year!!!
WASC would like to welcome new members Maartin Walter,
Pat Yoder, and Kierstyn Budd.
Kathy Warren and Fiona Hibbard have new puppies – from
Chakula Aussies. Lynx and Piper are teaching Kathy and Fiona
agility - as is Kimmie Warren’s Remi. Lynx and Piper are just about
one year, Remi is 2. My Cider is trying to teach me agility – he, of
course, learns so fast, while I, on the other hand, fumble to get the
concept of a blind cross. Sigh! Agility is a whole new ball game
for some of us!!
At this point, plans are in place for our March shows, August,
and October. We will announce more as time gets closer, and look
forward to seeing some of you at our events next year!!
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AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION III (ATCH-III):
ATCH-III AUNAM CARAS BEHIND THE 8 BALL CD OTDs
MIMI WINTER
ATCH-III CHUKKER’S READY FOR MORE BN RA DNA-VP
WENDY CERILLI
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ATCH-III EQUINOX LET THE GAMES BEGIN REX
COURTNEY HUTHER
ATCH-III NINEBARK SIREN SONG CD REX RMX REM
SUSAN THOMPSON, VALERIE YATES &
ROBERT THOMPSON
ATCH-III STONE RIDGE TEE KUH BOO RA RSA-O JSA-O GSA-E
SHERLYN BODIN
ATCH-III TUKUTU’S A SHOT IN THE DARK
CAROL KONICKI
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION IV (ATCH-IV):
ATCH-IV BONFIRE’S LIFE IN THE FAST LANE STDd ODX OTDs RTX
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
ATCH-IV FLY AWAY’S BRAVO ZULU STDs
LIZ WISE
CHRISTINE DAVIES
ATCH-IV ROCKIN C’S LUCK OF THE DRAW STDds CD RA
KELLY BOWIE
ATCH-IV SLASH V SILVER CHARM
BETH JOHNSON
RALPH JOHNSON
ATCH-IV SLYDROCKS SWOOP DARE IT IS RN
KIMBERLY T LONG
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION IX (ATCH-IX):
ATCH-IX CHUKKER’S GUNNA HOLD ON TO EWE STDs OTDd CDX
RMX REMX DNA-CP
WENDY CERILLI
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION V (ATCH-V):
ATCH-V COPPER HILLS SHOOTING STAR
MICHAEL KURDZO
KATHY KELLOGG
ATCH-V FIDDLER’S GREEN PICTURED FRONT PAGE COPPER
JILL BASKA
ATCH-V HEARTFIRE’S WILD ONE RN
KAREN HARTSOUGH
ATCH-V SPCH PCH WTCH JUSTUS ONE TUFF FIRECRACKER RTDs
CDX AFTDs PATDs RMX REX REMX
LISA AXNICK
ATCH-V PCH OXFORD’S JESS RATTLE YO’ HOCKS ATDds CDX RA
DEBBIE POWELL
ATCH-V REGATTA WHISKEY ZEROZERO TANGO
LIZ WISE
ELIZABETH A E JACO
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION VI (ATCH-VI):
ATCH-VI TEXAS STARS ALIGNED BY CHANCE
TAMMY STRIED
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION VII (ATCH-VII):
ATCH-VII FIDDLERS GREEN SPICE IT UP ADDY
HAROLD BASKA
JILL BASKA
ATCH-VII CH WESTERN HILLS SURE THING
PAMELA G SMITH
HEIDI C MOBLEY
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION XII (ATCH-XII):
ATCH-XII CHUKKER’S GUNNA GET EWE STDds CDX RMX REMX
DNA-CP
WENDY CERILLI
AGILITY TRIAL CHAMPION XIV (ATCH-XIV):
ATCH-XIV CHUKKER’S UNBRIDLED STDc ATDd OTDs CDX RMX
REMX
WENDY CERILLI
GAMBLERS AGILITY JUNIOR - NOVICE (GJ-N):
IVYFARM BONANZA GJ-N JJ-O RJ-N RNX DNA-VP
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
GAMBLERS AGILITY JUNIOR - OPEN (GJ-O):
HEMLOCKS WACHIN OUT 4 ICE GJ-O JS-E-OP RS-N RJ-E
JAMES HALEY
LISA HALEY
MADISON HEY
CH SOMEKINDOFMAGIC NOTJUSTADOLL GJ-O JS-O RJ-N
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
CAITLIN GOOSSENS
LUC GOOSSENS
GAMBLERS AGILITY STANDARD - ELITE (GS-E):
AVID’S ADDICTION GS-E JS-E RS-E
JENNIFER BUNKER
DANIELLE SPADY
DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
EOWYN OF NINEVEH GS-E JS-O RS-O
MARILYN MURRAY
HOODOO’S MYSTIQUE GS-E JS-E RS-O
DOROTHY G BOWERS
LAKE VIEW’S ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH GS-E JS-E RS-O
NORA ZAMICHOW
LET’S TALK ABOUT DARK KNIGHT OTDds STDc GS-E JS-E RS-E
RN DNA-VP
MARIE-THERESE MILOTTA-BERKA
MONTROSE REDSAGE OF HIGHCOTTON GS-E JS-O RS-O
DEBBIE KEACH-TOMES
MY BRAVE TESTIMONY BY SKYHI GS-E JS-E RS-E RN
CYNTHIA DOWNING
REDWOODS MIGHTY HOT CIDER GS-E JS-E RS-E
BARBARA RIEBOLD
SLASH V BULLETPROOF GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
BETH JOHNSON
RALPH JOHNSON
TRI-SMITH’S GOLDEN DECATHLETE GS-E JS-O RS-O
VICKI LOMBARDO
XS AIRTIME ATLIEN FOR STYX STDc CD OTDds GS-E JS-O RS-O
RA DNA-VP
MARGARITA CRAIG
GS-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GS-E-OP):
ATCH CH BELLA LOMA’S DIVINE ROSE JS-E-SP DNA-VP
JOAN FRY
ATCH CHUKKER’S MOST WANTED RN
WENDY CERILLI
CTC RED SOLO CUP GS-E-OP JS-E RS-E RNX RAX
CONNIE L. WYMA
ALDEN J. WYMA
LET’S TALK ABOUT HIDDEN PURITY GS-E-OP JS-E-OP RS-E
FRANCOISE JANSEN
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH RTCH MCMATT’S I SPY 4U @ GRAFFITI
UD RTX
DIANE BETTIS

ATCH ROSE’S MERLE-ACLE ON 34TH ST. JS-E-SP
KELLEY GIBSON
ATCH SOLSTICE RED MOON EXPRESS CD JS-E-SP DNA-VP
ANNELISE ALLAN
SOME KIND OF DREAMS KNOCK OUT GS-E-OP JS-E-OP RS-E RN
DNA-VP
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
SUNPIPER’S MR. MAJESTIC CD GS-E-OP JS-E RS-E RN
STEVEN CONROW
KATHY FRETZ
WRANGLIN’S VIS VIVA GS-E-OP JS-E-OP RS-E
MELINA WISE
GS-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (GS-E-SP):
LOS SUENOS SONG OF THE SOUTH GS-E-SP JS-E RS-E
LAURA ECHEVERRIA
MI SOMBRA’S DAPPLED DENAHI CD GS-E-SP JS-E-OP RS-E
DANIELA JUWAN
N STAR ZEMMA MOOOVES EWE GS-E-SP JS-E-OP RS-E
PAUL KIRK
MIKE OMARTIAN
MARY M FINLEY
ATCH-II TUSCARORAS INDECENT PROPOSAL RN
APRIL WILSON
ATCH WESTERN HILLS SUNFIRE WATCH ME RUN GS-E-SP
JS-E-SP
RICK TUCKER
GAMBLERS AGILITY STANDARD-NOVICE (GS-N):
ARDIENTE DORADA ONDA OTDds GS-N JS-E RS-N
ELINA SAARTOALA
ARDIENTE FLOR DE JAZMIN STDc OTDd ATDs GS-N JS-E RS-O
DNA-VP
PIA HJERPPE
AVID’S REDHOT SPITFIRE GS-N JS-N RS-N
TRACY LOVELIS
SCOTT LOVELIS
DANIELLE SPADY
BARD’S BESTSELLER GS-N RNX DNA-VP
LINDSEY SERAFINI
BONFIRE’S 4 FOR TEXAS GS-N
KATHY MATHIS
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CROWN POINT IRIS KNOW WHO I AM GS-N JS-N RS-N
ERIN SCHAEFER
CRYPTONIC HALO GS-N
TERHI LOUHEKARI
CRYPTONIC WILL-O’-WISP GS-N
SARI-ANNE BJORKLUND
EQUINOX LITTLE FLAME GS-N RS-N
LEE PRAGER
LINDA PRAGER
COURTNEY BELL
FOXPOINTE LET’S DANCE GS-N
PEGGY MILLER
CH HEARTFIRE GLITTER IN THE WIND GS-N JS-O DNA-VP
JULIE HUMESTON
STEVE HUMESTON
HEARTFIRE’S GONNA MOVE YA GS-N JS-E RS-N
JULIE HUMESTON
STEVE HUMESTON
HEARTFIRE’S SPARKS WILL FLY GS-N JS-N RN
DEANNA HARTSOUGH
CH HIGHPOINT’S SOUTHERN BELLE GS-N JS-E RS-N
JENNIFER BERNARD
LOVELY ALLROUNDERS BRAVE MEXX GS-N JS-N
SABRINA HIERNER
LOVELY ALLROUNDERS BRAVEHEART COOPER GS-N RS-N
EVELYN MAIER
MI SOMBRA’S IN SPOTLIGHT OF SHEPMATES GS-N JS-E RS-N
MIRA LAITILA
MISSISSIPPI OF GIMME MORE GS-N JS-O DNA-VP
DAISY VANDEVELDE
MTNVIEWDOWNSBARONSSPECIALAGENT GS-N JS-O RS-N
ELINA HEINE
CARLA RITTER
Business Office Report
SUNFIRE MEG-A-HIT A NEW HOPE GS-N JS-N
LORETTA GOULD
SWEET CRYSTAL RAIN A’DREAM COME TRUE GS-N JS-N RS-N
REBECCA KREMSER
TESTIMONY’S ROGUE WAVE GS-N JS-N
CURT W URITZ
TITANGUS APIRKA GS-N JS-N
JAANA LEINO
CH UPROAR’S PLAYIN’ WITH FIRE GS-N JS-N DNA-VP
RHONDA SHEWCHUK
WESTERN HILLS MOVING PICTURES TS GS-N
RENEE LACEY-CARANTZA
HEIDI C MOBLEY
WILLOGOLD ALEXANDER THE GREAT GS-N JS-N RN DNA-CP
KAREN HOLDEN
WINSLOWS TAKN ASPIN ONA HARLEY BN OTDcds OFTDs GS-N
RM DNA-VP
LISA AXNICK
WOOD’S DUKE COWBOY GS-N
TERESA WOOD
ROBERT WOOD
CH YAHARA’S GO WEST YOUNG MAN GS-N JS-N DNA-VP
JODIE MCLELLAN
GS-N-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GS-N-OP):
BONFIRE’S RED SUN GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N RA
NANCY MARTIN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
A-CH GALLERYS PAINT UP A STORM GS-N-OP JS-N RS-N RN
DALE DYER
JULIE ROGERS
STACEY DYER
ODYSSEY’S HEY SOUL SISTER STDs GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N-OP
DNA-VP
ROBIN DETTMAN
VAQUERO’S MIDNIGHT PANDEMONIUM GS-N-OP JS-O RS-N
RNX RA
DEBORAH LANG
GS-N-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (GS-N-SP):
BONFIRE’S ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST GS-N-SP JS-N-SP
RS-N-OP RNX
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
MY MONTANA SKY BN GS-N-SP JS-N-OP RS-N RNX RA
JANE TRUDE
GAMBLERS AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (GS-O):
ASHFALL’S KNOTTY PINE GS-O JS-O RS-N
GEORGE CALDERON
ELISE COWDEN
CH CHANCES’R MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GS-O JS-O RS-O RA
DNA-VP
DIANA L HEFTI
LARRY HEFTI
COLLINSWOOD SPECIAL AGENT BLYE GS-O JS-O RS-O
LAURA LYNN TANNER
EMBER SKYE IN LIKE FLYNN GS-O JS-O RS-N-OP
ALINE C HOADLEY
JENNIFER MARKS
JONATHAN HOADLEY
FEELING RAINBOW WOODS JAY STDs GS-O JS-O RS-N
MAGALI GREMAUD
FLY BY NITE TAILWIND ECHO GS-O JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
NANCY M. SMITH
LAURIE ATKINSON
JAMARA’S DREAM WORLD OF LOS SUENOS STDs GS-O JS-O
RS-N RA
CAROLYN MILLER
LAKE VIEW’S I’M READY ALREADY GS-O JS-N-SP RS-N-OP JSA-N
GSA-N
LORRAINE CIRINELLI
MIKE OMARTIAN
LET’S TALK ABOUT COME WALK UP GS-O JS-O RS-N DNA-CP
KATRIN KERNBICHLER
RAINYDAY’S A TWIST IN MY STORY STDcds CD GS-O JS-N-OP
RS-O RAX RE
LACEY KAFER
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
SOLSTICE SIZZLING RED RUBY CD GS-O JS-O RS-N RE RSA-E
DNA-VP JSA-E-OP GSA-O
DIANE HARRISON
SOUNDTRACK’S HAPPY ONLY KNOWS GS-O JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH ROBBE
VISTADELSOL-FLYBYNITE JEWEL OF THE CROWN GS-O JS-O
RS-N DNA-VP
KATHY S PARIJS
PAUL PARIJS
LAURIE ATKINSON
GS-O-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GS-O-OP):
HANGTIMES BARRACUDA GS-O-OP JS-O-SP RS-O
JANET POLYS
LAURENCE P. POLYS
HRH MS BODACIOUS SAYS GOODBYES GS-O-OP JS-O-OP RS-N
DNA-VP
MELODY FRANKLIN
LAKE VIEW’S LIQUOR IS QUICKER GS-O-OP JS-E RS-O JSA-N
LYNNE WATSON
SLIPSTREAM BRIO DE BOCAROO GS-O-OP JS-O RS-O
JODY FAULKNER
SUNDOWNS IN IT TO WIN IT STDs GS-O-OP JS-O RS-O-OP
DAWN J HAMILTON
MICHAEL P. HAMILTON
WESTERN HILLS N SUNFIRES MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GV-O GS-O-
OP JV-O JS-O-OP RS-O-OP JSA-N
LESLIE GONCHAROFF
GS-O-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (GS-O-SP):
GA TATANKO HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER CD GS-O-SP JS-E RS-O-OP
RN
THEA TSURUMOTO
PRESTIGE HIGH FLY’N ELF CD GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX RA
DONNA R CRARY-JOHNSON
CH WESTERN HILLS SIR PRIZE GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O DNA-VP
HELEN WILSON
MACKENZIE MOBLEY
GAMBLERS ACE AGILITY STANDARD - NOVICE (GSA-N):
ASHFALL’S CY-PRESS UR LUCK BN JS-N RA DNA-VP JSA-N GSA-N
JUDY HENIGIN
ELISE COWDEN
FIRESTAR’S CALLI IS SIMPLY THE KEY TO MY HEART JSA-O
GSA-N
BARBARA ATKINSON
HEMLOCKS MARCELA VON BACHELLE BN JS-N RSA-E JSA-E
GSA-N
FREDERICK M BACHELLE
KAREN ANN BACHELLE
A-CH LAKE VIEW’S MONTANA COWBOY GV-E JV-O RV-E-SP RV-E
RSA-N GSA-N
KAREN BIRDSONG
GAMBLERS ACE AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (GSA-O):
A-CH CRITERIAS RIKKIROO RAREBEASTIE GV-N-OP JV-N-SP
RV-O RSA-O JSA-O GSA-O
CYNTHIA KENNEDY
HEMEL’S BONNIE BLUE KYE OT JS-N RSA-N JSA-O GSA-O
MICHAEL DUFFY
CATIE MILLER
HEMLOCKS PATCHY FOG BN GS-N JS-N-OP RS-N-OP RSA-O
DNA-VP JSA-O GSA-O
KAREN ANN BACHELLE
SHARON LYNN RUPPEL
CH LYRIC’S AUTUMN RENDEZVOUS GS-N JV-O RS-N RE RSA-E
DNA-VP JSA-O GSA-O
JOAN SKINNER
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GAMBLERS ACE AGILITY SENIOR DOG - NOVICE (GSDA-N):
ATCH ARTIC ROSE CRIMSON GLORY TD GV-E-SP JV-E-SP RAX
RMX REX REM RSDA-N JSDA-N GSDA-N
DEBORA S DONAHUE
ROGER E DONAHUE
GSDA-N OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GSDA-N-OP):
ATCH A-CH HANGTIME BANDITS PAL CAPN HOOK CD STDs RM
RSDA-N JSDA-N GSDA-N-OP
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
JAN POOLE
GAMBLERS AGILITY VETERANS - ELITE (GV-E):
SANJEET A’LANALA HARALD GV-E JV-O RV-O
LAURA RUISSALO
SWIRLING BROOK’S NO-LIMIT GV-E JV-E RV-E
JANA N. VEITS
WOODSTOCK’S VANITY FAIR GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E-OP DNA-VP
TIM BUELL
GV-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GV-E-OP):
ATCH WTCH COPPER BEECH S BAR L JADE OFTDsm JV-E-SP
DNA-VP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
COPPER HILLS CATCH ME IF U CAN GV-E-OP JV-E-OP RS-E
JONATHAN HOADLEY
ALINE C HOADLEY
KATHY KELLOGG
ATCH ELFSPRING STELLA
SUZANNE MORLOCK
GV-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (GV-E-SP):
ATCH-II BONFIRE’S COWGIRL UP IN FLAMES
TRACY LOVELIS
SCOTT LOVELIS
ATCH-II LANG’S QUILA OTDs RAX RE
CYNTHIA LANG
GAMBLERS AGILITY VETERANS - NOVICE (GV-N):
WTCH 4MILE IRON LADY ATD-Md ATD-Xs GV-N JV-N RV-N
SUSAN PALUSZCYK
RUSSEL PALUSZCYK
BRIGHT EYES MAGIC’S IN THE AIR GV-N JV-N-OP RV-N
MELISSA LAMOUREAUX
JEN’S SAGE SHADOW GV-O JV-O RV-N
JENNIFER BAILEY
RTCH ZESTFORLIFE TIRANOG MASQUERADE ODX UD GV-N REX
RMX REMX DNA-VP
SUSANNE OEHLER
GAMBLERS AGILITY VETERANS - OPEN (GV-O):
JEN’S SAGE SHADOW GV-O JV-O RV-N
JENNIFER BAILEY
CH KELLEYZ WIND MARIAH@REDFORREST GV-O JV-E RS-O
DNA-VP
HALEY CLUFF
MOVING SPIRIT FAMOUS FIREWORKS GV-O JV-O RV-O DNA-VP
LINDA ENGLUND
CH REDROCKS DOCTOR BOMBAY GV-O JV-E RS-O DNA-VP
KATHY BRYAN
VCH A-CH SRN EAGLE YOURS TRULY CD OFTDs OTDs ATDcd
GV-O JV-E RV-O RN
LUCIENNE MIODONSKI
KEVIN MIODONSKI
GV-O-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (GV-O-OP):
CH WESTERN HILLS STRAIGHT SHOOTER GV-O-OP JS-O-SP RV-O
CHUCK SHULTS
HEIDI C MOBLEY
Business Office Report
JUMPERS AGILITY JUNIOR HANDLERS - OPEN (JJ-O):
IVYFARM BONANZA GJ-N JJ-O RJ-N RNX DNA-VP
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
SOME KIND OF MAGIC JEDI KNIGHT GJ-N JJ-O RA
HAROLD VAN ROIJ
ELI GOOSSENS
JUMPERS AGILITY STANDARD - ELITE (JS-E):
ARDIENTE VIOLETA PURPURA STDds GS-N JS-E RS-N
PIA HJERPPE
AVID’S ADDICTION GS-E JS-E RS-E
JENNIFER BUNKER
DANIELLE SPADY
CRYPTONIC MOONBAT GS-O JS-E RS-O DNA-VP
SARI-ANNE BJORKLUND
DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
DOC PIEPERS SERBA GS-O JS-E RS-N DNA-VP
JULIANE BORGMANN
GA TATANKO HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER CD GS-O-SP JS-E RS-O-OP
RN
THEA TSURUMOTO
HEARTFIRE’S GONNA MOVE YA GS-N JS-E RS-N
JULIE HUMESTON
STEVE HUMESTON
HEMEL’S INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT STDcds GS-N JS-E RS-N
DNA-VP
BRYN E ELLIOTT
JAMES COX
HOMER OF THE MARJOHRITA STDs GS-O JS-E RS-N RN DNA-CP
MARGARITA CRAIG
HOODOO MTN’S STRYKE FORCE GS-E JS-E RS-E
SCOTT GRAHAM
SUSAN GRAHAM
HOWLYN SAZBRAT LUCK BE A LADY BN CD OTDs STDd GS-O JS-E
RS-O RNX RAX REX RM DNA-VP
SANDRA C HAWKINS
KARPE DIEM’S SUNDANCE GIRL GS-O JS-E RS-O
KRISTINA MEIGHAN
JAMES MEIGHAN
LAKE VIEW’S LIQUOR IS QUICKER GS-O-OP JS-E RS-O JSA-N
LYNNE WATSON
LAKE VIEW’S ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH GS-E JS-E RS-O
NORA ZAMICHOW
MI SOMBRA’S IN SPOTLIGHT OF SHEPMATES GS-N JS-E RS-N
MIRA LAITILA
MUDDY FIELD’S RED SKY STDs GS-E JS-E RS-N
NATASCHA WRONSKI
CH REVELAIRE GIVE ME THREE STEPS JS-E RS-O RSA-N JSA-O
JAYME HICKS
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
SKOM O SHE’S LIKE THE WIND SHEPHERDSSTARS GS-N JS-E
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
SUPERFLY’S RED DIRT GIRL GS-E JS-E RS-E RN
SHERLYN BODIN
TEMPTATION’S LIGHT MY FIRE GS-E JS-E RS-O RN
BRUCE GARRETT
ROBYN JOHNSON-GARRETT
WRANGLIN’S MIDNIGHT MAYHEM GS-N JS-E RS-E
KAREN WIMBUSH
JS-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JS-E-OP):
WTCH BLACK REBEL OF MI SOMBRA CD GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
DNA-VP
STEFAN DOLIF
CHAKRA’S CINDY LOU WHO GS-O JS-E-OP RS-E DNA-VP
CINDY MAULLER
ATCH CHUKKER’S MOST WANTED RN
WENDY CERILLI
DENMARS IT’S ALL RELATIVE GS-O JS-E-OP RS-E
ANITA TAYLOR
LANDSLIDES PERFECTLY SHAKEN CD GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E RE
DIANE HARRISON
WENDE CALL
CONNIE BLOWERS
LET’S TALK ABOUT GENIUS NEWTON STDd OTDs CD GS-E
JS-E-OP RS-O RN
SABINE FRANZ
N STAR ZEMMA MOOOVES EWE GS-E-SP JS-E-OP RS-E
PAUL KIRK
MIKE OMARTIAN
MARY M FINLEY
NORTHWIND’S KODIAK BEAR “KODA” GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
PEGGY TUNKS
CH RAINEDANCE CRUZ’N IN FIRST STDd GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E RA
LINDA CLARK
M. RAINE LUTZ
SILVERWOOD’S PARTY GIRL GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
LISA OMALANZ
STARSWEPTS SPOT ON LIBERTY GS-O JS-E-OP RS-E RNX
JENNIFER DENTINO
CH TESTIMONY’S MAKIN A RUCKUS GS-N JS-E-OP RS-O DNA-VP
JSA-N
DEBRA JOHNSON
CRAIG JOHNSON
WILDSONG’S PLAYING WITH FIRE GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
YVONNE RESKE
WRANGLIN’S VIS VIVA GS-E-OP JS-E-OP RS-E
MELINA WISE
JS-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (JS-E-SP):
ATCH CH BELLA LOMA’S DIVINE ROSE JS-E-SP DNA-VP
JOAN FRY
FAIRWIND JUMPING JACK FLASH GS-E JS-E-SP RS-E
JOHN LAMANCUSA
GRANITE’S WISH UPON A STAR GS-E JS-E-SP RS-E
JUDY PALFI
HUNKYDORY GODIVA HOT COCO 2 GO GS-E-OP JS-E-SP RS-E
KIMBERLY T LONG
ATCH SOLSTICE RED MOON EXPRESS CD JS-E-SP DNA-VP
ANNELISE ALLAN
SONRYZ HE HAS HEARD GS-E JS-E-SP RS-E
TARI L. LONG
SOUNDTRACK’S GONE PLATINUM GS-O JS-E-SP RS-E
SARA C. GERLACH
ATCH-II CH SUNPIPER’S BY A LANDSLIDE BN CD STDds RTX
DNA-VP
KATHY FRETZ
ATCH WILDSONG’S LOVE THE KEY2YOUR HEART CD GS-E-SP
JS-E-SP DNA-VP
JOHANNA FRERICHMANN
JUMPERS AGILITY STANDARD - NOVICE (JS-N):
ALIYAH I WON’T STOP SHORT! GS-N JS-N DNA-VP
JENNIFER S RICHARDSON
WILLIAM M. RICHARDSON
ASGARD EWE R MEANT 2B MISCHIEF JS-N
ALEXANDRA CHAMBERLAIN
AVID’S REDHOT SPITFIRE GS-N JS-N RS-N
TRACY LOVELIS
SCOTT LOVELIS
DANIELLE SPADY
CALANDRA’S MORE THAN A FEELING JS-N
LISA A BODENSKI
CATALINA’S NAUGHTY BY NATURE AT CENTERRA JS-N
GAIL THOMPSON
CH COPPERRIDGE’S EAST OF A BLUE MOON JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
TINA LASS
MARI JEBENS
COPPERRIDGE’S SHES NOT PACKIN BN JS-N RS-N RN
MARY BETH HUGO
CROWN POINT IRIS KNOW WHO I AM GS-N JS-N RS-N
ERIN SCHAEFER
CW’S LIVIN’ ON THE EDGE JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH COCCIOLA-WOFFORD
FAITHY OF MOONSTAR JUMPERS JS-N
CAROLA KOZMA
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FASTSOCKS OF MOONSTARJUMPERS JS-N
SABRINA HIERNER
FLAWLESS VICTORY LABAKAN SLOVAKIA JS-N RS-N DNA-CP
KIMBERLY FISHER
GEMFIRE’S LOLLOBRIGIDA JS-N DNA-VP
MELINDA MOSS
BERNARDO MONGIL
HEARTFIRE’S SPARKS WILL FLY GS-N JS-N RN
DEANNA HARTSOUGH
JADECREEK BLACK ‘K’ NIGHT FURY JS-O RS-N RN
CHARI HOPPER
MIKE HOPPER
KUSHAIAH SUNSHINE SOUPER GIRL JS-N
SHELLY CASTILLE
LOVELY ALLROUNDERS BRAVE MEXX GS-N JS-N
SABRINA HIERNER
LOVELY ALLROUNDERS BRAVE NALA JS-N
ASTRID KOECK
MI-T’S GRAND FINALE BN CD JS-N RM
BERYL BILLINGSLEY
KYM BASE
MPOSSIBLE WATCHOUT FOR LOKI CD JS-N RAX
JANE E PALMER
MARY ANN MAGNESS
MTNVIEWDOWNS SURFIN’ EWESA JS-N
JODI L DOWNS
DONNA DOWNS
MTNVIEWDOWNSBARONSSPECIALAGENT GS-N JS-O RS-N
ELINA HEINE
CARLA RITTER
OLD TIME NEED FOR SPEED JS-N
YVONNE A SMITH
OVERBOARD SHEILA’S REMEMBRANCE JS-N RSA-N JSA-N
GSA-N
AUDREY MCKAY
CH REVELAIRE THE IRON MAN STDd JS-N RNX RAX RMX REX
REM
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
CH REVELAIRE’S BEST KEPT SECRET STDd JS-N RS-N RNX
DAWN WILLIAMS
SNOWBALL’S SUGAR MAGNOLIA JS-N
ELLEN RICHARDSON
SOMEKINDOFMAGIC1SHININGMOMENT JS-N DNA-VP
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
LUC GOOSSENS
SOUNDTRACK’S GUIDING LIGHT JS-N RN
LINDA JONES
SUMMERWIND GRACIE GS-N JS-N-OP RS-N
SUZANNE MORLOCK
SUNFIRE MEG-A-HIT A NEW HOPE GS-N JS-N
LORETTA GOULD
SUNPIPER’S EUROPA BN JS-N RN DNA-VP JSA-N
JESSICA P. MEYER
KATHY FRETZ
SUNPIPER’S GYPSY SPIRIT JS-N DNA-VP
STEVEN CONROW
KATHY FRETZ
SUPREME’S THIS GIRL’S ON FIRE JS-N
WENDI FAIRWEATHER
DIANE MUNSON
SWEET CRYSTAL RAIN A’DREAM COME TRUE GS-N JS-N RS-N
REBECCA KREMSER
TESTIMONY’S ROGUE WAVE GS-N JS-N
CURT W URITZ
TITANGUS APIRKA GS-N JS-N
JAANA LEINO
VISTADELSOL-FLYBYNITE-UNDENIABLE FOXY ROXY JS-N
DIANE PAUL
LAURIE ATKINSON
KATHY S PARIJS
WESTERN HILLS SHE’S GOT GRIT JS-N RS-N
SHARON FARKAS
JANELLE FARKAS
WILLOGOLD ALEXANDER THE GREAT GS-N JS-N RN DNA-CP
KAREN HOLDEN
WRANGLN’S JUMPING JAX JS-N
SONYA R KEENAN
Business Office Report
YAHARA’S FAMILY TRADITION JS-N DNA-VP
JODIE MCLELLAN
JS-N - OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JS-N-OP):
SUMMERWIND GRACIE GS-N JS-N-OP RS-N
SUZANNE MORLOCK
JS-N-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (JS-N-SP):
BONFIRE’S ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST GS-N-SP JS-N-SP
RS-N-OP RNX
NIKKI HEEP & PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CH BONFIRE’S RIDING SHOTGUN STDcds GS-N JS-N-SP RS-N RN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
JUMPERS AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (JS-O):
ASHFALL’S KNOTTY PINE GS-O JS-O RS-N
GEORGE CALDERON
ELISE COWDEN
COLLINSWOOD SPECIAL AGENT BLYE GS-O JS-O RS-O
LAURA LYNN TANNER
CROWN POINT MISS EMMI LOU WHO JS-O RS-N
BEN WEINROTH & SUE WEINROTH
CTC SILVER SAPPHIRE LACE GS-N JS-O RS-O DNA-VP
TINA SANDS
DEXTER SUTTON GS-N JS-O
AMY SUTTON
DOC PIEPERS SERBA GS-O JS-E RS-N DNA-VP
JULIANE BORGMANN
EOWYN OF NINEVEH GS-E JS-O RS-O
MARILYN MURRAY
FLY BY NITE TAILWIND ECHO GS-O JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
NANCY M. SMITH
LAURIE ATKINSON
HEARTFIRE’S GONNA MOVE YA GS-N JS-E RS-N
JULIE HUMESTON
STEVE HUMESTON
HIGHCOTTON’S HIGH JINKS GS-N JS-O RS-O DNA-VP
LIZETTE DURRSCHMIDT
JADECREEK BLACK ‘K’ NIGHT FURY JS-O RS-N RN
CHARI HOPPER
MIKE HOPPER
JESS’S NOTHING TO LOSE GS-N JS-O RS-N RA
DAISY HABRAKEN
LACONIA BUFF CAP CARMEL UP IN SMOKE GS-O JS-O RS-O
JUDY A VAN WYK
LORALINS NEON MOON OF REDHAWK GS-N JS-O RS-N
JAYME WEIDELL
MAGNUM OF GIMME MORE GS-O JS-O RS-N
NICOLE HAMELRIJCKX
MI SOMBRA’S I WANNA GET HIGH OTDcds GS-O JS-O RS-N
NINA KRAMMER
MI SOMBRA’S IN SPOTLIGHT OF SHEPMATES GS-N JS-E RS-N
MIRA LAITILA
MISSISSIPPI OF GIMME MORE GS-N JS-O DNA-VP
DAISY VANDEVELDE
MTNVIEWDOWNSBARONSSPECIALAGENT GS-N JS-O RS-N
ELINA HEINE
CARLA RITTER
RENA’S CHARMING PRINCE OF THIEVES STDc ATDds GS-O JS-O
RS-O
ANNETTE HOFFMANN
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
RR GOLDEN COWBOY JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
DOROTHY G BOWERS
SANDYLANDS OVER THE TOP GS-N JS-O RS-N
MARILYN BENNETT
SKOM OH BE MY BABY SHEPHERDSSTARS GS-E JS-O RS-O
SHIRLEY GELADI
SLIPSTREAM’S THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH JS-O DNA-VP
DAVID GRUBEL
ERIKA E MAURER
SOLSTICE SIZZLING RED RUBY CD GS-O JS-O RS-N RE RSA-E
DNA-VP JSA-E-OP GSA-O
DIANE HARRISON
VCH PCH WTCH A-CH SUNPIPER LOOK IT UP CDX GS-O JS-O
RS-O RE
HELEN FERGUSON
KATHY FRETZ
CH SUPREMES JETTIN ROUND MY WORLD JS-O DNA-VP
HANNAH DAVIS
LYNDA PHEASANT
TITANGUS AILEEN STDs JS-O
NIINA RISSANEN
TOPROCK’S SERENDIPITOUS DOMINO EFFECT GS-O-OP JS-O
RS-O
PRESLEY PICKELL
UPROAR’S CATCHING FIRE @ MJ JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
BARB KRANTZ TAYLOR
RHONDA SHEWCHUK
VISTADELSOL-FLYBYNITE JEWEL OF THE CROWN GS-O JS-O
RS-N DNA-VP
KATHY S PARIJS
PAUL PARIJS
LAURIE ATKINSON
JS-O-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JS-O-OP):
HRH MS BODACIOUS SAYS GOODBYES GS-O-OP JS-O-OP RS-N
DNA-VP
MELODY FRANKLIN
RAINYDAY’S FIRE ‘N ICE GS-O-OP JS-O-OP RS-O JSA-N GSA-N
SYDNEY MUNGER
WESTERN HILLS N SUNFIRES MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GV-O GS-O-
OP JV-O JS-O-OP RS-O-OP JSA-N
LESLIE GONCHAROFF
JS-O-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (JS-O-SP):
PRESTIGE HIGH FLY’N ELF CD GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX RA
DONNA R CRARY-JOHNSON
SUNNYRAIN MASKED BANDIT GS-O JS-O-SP RS-O
DANIEL F COONEY
ROBIN A COONEY
JSA-E OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JSA-E-OP):
CH CALAIS CAROLINA ALLIE OOP GS-N JS-O RS-O RNX RA RSA-E
DNA-VP JSA-E-OP GSA-O
JACQUIE HALLENBECK
JUMPERS ACE AGILITY STANDARD - NOVICE (JSA-N):
CAMANO’S GOT IT GOIN ON OF NORTHWIND RN JSA-N
TERI HOWARD
STEVE MORGAN
CH FIDDLERS GREEN BUCKSHOT RSA-N JSA-O
PAM MILLER
FIRESTAR’S CALLI IS SIMPLY THE KEY TO MY HEART JSA-O
GSA-N
BARBARA ATKINSON
MARABIL’S IRONMAN OF ASHFALL JSA-N
SANDY KETTER
LAURA ABBOTT
OVERBOARD SHEILA’S REMEMBRANCE JS-N RSA-N JSA-N
GSA-N
AUDREY MCKAY
CH SAILEN ACRES KING OF THE BANDITS ODX GS-N JS-O RS-O
RNX RAX RSA-N DNA-VP JSA-O
LAURA RICHARDSON
JAYCEE CARTMELL
SILVERCHIP SUNKIST JOURNEY GV-N JV-O RV-N RSA-N JSA-N
JOANN GRIFFIN
KATHLEEN P CHOUINARD
SPRING FEVER WINDY WILLOW JSA-N
DIANNE ANDERSON
NORMAN ANDERSON
JUMPERS ACE AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (JSA-O):
A-CH CRITERIAS RIKKIROO RAREBEASTIE GV-N-OP JV-N-SP
RV-O RSA-O JSA-O GSA-O
CYNTHIA KENNEDY
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CH FIDDLERS GREEN BUCKSHOT RSA-N JSA-O
PAM MILLER
FIRESTAR’S CALLI IS SIMPLY THE KEY TO MY HEART JSA-O
GSA-N
BARBARA ATKINSON
HEMEL’S BONNIE BLUE KYE OT JS-N RSA-N JSA-O GSA-O
MICHAEL DUFFY
CATIE MILLER
MONTROSE FAST AND FURIOUS CD GV-O JS-N RA RSA-E DNA-VP
JSA-O GSA-O
ROBERT THOMPSON
SUSAN THOMPSON
CH SAILEN ACRES KING OF THE BANDITS ODX GS-N JS-O RS-O
RNX RAX RSA-N DNA-VP JSA-O
LAURA RICHARDSON
JAYCEE CARTMELL
SHADOWMERE STRIKES BLACK GOLD GS-N JS-N-OP RS-N RNX
RAX RSA-O DNA-CP JSA-O GSA-N
TINA LASS
SUPREME’S BRISTOL THE PISTOL JSA-O
TALIA RICHARDSON
JUMPERS ACE AGILITY SENIOR DOG - NOVICE (JSDA-N):
ATCH ARTIC ROSE CRIMSON GLORY TD GV-E-SP JV-E-SP RAX
RMX REX REM RSDA-N JSDA-N GSDA-N
DEBORA S DONAHUE
ROGER E DONAHUE
JUMPERS AGILITY VETERANS - ELITE (JV-E):
4AUSSIE GOOD GOLLIE MISS OLLIE GV-O JV-E RV-O DNA-VP
PAM O’NEIL
KAREN CHRISTENSON
AUNAM CARAS GIACOMO’S SURPRISE GS-N JV-E-OP RS-O
KAY RADINSKY
DREAMSHOT FLYN’ ICE COLD GS-O JV-E RV-O RNX
TWILA BECKER
HEATHERHILL SYDNEY BLUE SUNSHN GV-O-SP JV-E RV-O-OP
RSA-N JSA-N GSA-O
BARBARA YERRINGTON
CH KELLEYZ WIND MARIAH@REDFORREST GV-O JV-E RS-O
DNA-VP
HALEY CLUFF
CH REDROCKS DOCTOR BOMBAY GV-O JV-E RS-O DNA-VP
KATHY BRYAN
JV-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JV-E-OP):
AUNAM CARAS GIACOMO’S SURPRISE GS-N JV-E-OP RS-O
KAY RADINSKY
CTC ISLE BE MAKIN’ MAGIC GV-E-OP JV-E-OP RV-E DNA-VP
SUSAN E. ROBERTS
GRANADA’S RAVE ON RAREBEASTIE CD GV-E-SP JV-E-OP RV-E
RN
CYNTHIA KENNEDY
STARGATE’S YIPPY-KI-YI-YAY GV-E JV-E-OP RV-E JSA-N
SHELLEY KOCHEL
WINDFALLS CARTIER GS-E JV-E-OP RS-E-OP
BURTON LELAND
PAMELA LELAND
JV-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (JV-E-SP):
ATCH CAITLANDS TWENTY TWO CALYVER JV-E-SP
JYL HOVE
NITANI-KARPEDIEMS SUNDANCE KID GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E-OP
KRISTINA MEIGHAN
JAMES MEIGHAN
JUMPERS AGILITY VETERANS - NOVICE (JV-N):
CARALOT’S BELLA JV-N
BRUCE E NELSON
MARRIANNE MAGNUSON
CIRCLE M BILL PANTER JV-N RNX RA
SARAH KOHLER
RALF MEYER
Business Office Report
RAINYDAY’S YABBA DABBA DOO CD GV-N JV-N RV-N
DAVID TELLES
VICTORIA TELLES
WEECKS TALK TO ME ZOEY ODX JV-O REX REM RMX DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
JV-N-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (JV-N-OP):
BRIGHT EYES MAGIC’S IN THE AIR GV-N JV-N-OP RV-N
MELISSA LAMOUREAUX
JUMPERS AGILITY VETERANS - OPEN (JV-O):
HOWLYN TREBO SNEAK ATTACK GS-N JV-O RV-N
TAYLOR JUSTICE
JEN’S SAGE SHADOW GV-O JV-O RV-N
JENNIFER BAILEY
LAKE VIEW’S YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT GV-N JV-O
RS-O RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N-OP
MELINDA STARKWEATHER
CH REDROCKS WHO DO YOU LOVE? GS-N JV-O RV-O
KATHY BRYAN
WEECKS TALK TO ME ZOEY ODX JV-O REX REM RMX DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
REGULAR AGILITY JUNIOR HANDLERS - ELITE (RJ-E):
HEMLOCKS WACHIN OUT 4 ICE GJ-O JS-E-OP RS-N RJ-E
JAMES HALEY
LISA HALEY
MADISON HEY
A-CH REVELAIRE ELEGANCE BY STARGATE CD GJ-O JJ-E RJ-E
RM DNA-VP
MADISON WILLIAMS
DAWN WILLIAMS
RJ-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RJ-E-OP):
HOF ATCH CH HALFMOON BELLI DANCING OTDs RN DNA-VP
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
WEECKS FOLLOW UP2 MISTER FLINT GJ-E JJ-E-SP RJ-E-OP RNX
RAX RM
SINA MEIER
REGULAR AGILITY JUNIOR HANDLERS - NOVICE (RJ-N):
HEMLOCKS WACHIN OUT 4 ICE GJ-O JS-E-OP RS-N RJ-E
JAMES HALEY
LISA HALEY
MADISON HEY
REGULAR AGILITY JUNIOR HANDLERS - OPEN (RJ-O):
HEMLOCKS WACHIN OUT 4 ICE GJ-O JS-E-OP RS-N RJ-E
JAMES HALEY
LISA HALEY
MADISON HEY
REGULAR AGILITY STANDARD - ELITE (RS-E):
AVID’S ADDICTION GS-E JS-E RS-E
JENNIFER BUNKER
DANIELLE SPADY
AYRSHIRE’S KEY LIME PIE GS-O JS-E RS-E DNA-VP
LINDA LIMKEMANN
DAVID LIMKEMANN
CH BAYWIND WORTH THE WAIT GS-E JS-O RS-E REX REM
JILL WOLFARD
WTCH BLACK REBEL OF MI SOMBRA CD GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
DNA-VP
STEFAN DOLIF
BRIGHTEYES DIAMOND IN THE RUFF STDd GS-E JS-E RS-E RN
CARRIE E DEMPSEY
SUSAN NELSON
HEATHER TEFFT
CATALINA’S MAGIC BULLITT GS-O JS-O RS-E
BETSY HARRISON
CHAKRA’S GAME ON OTDs STDcd GS-E JS-E RS-E DNA-VP
LOU BRANNICK
CROWN POINT 50 LETTERS ARE JUST ENOUGH FOR DURANGO
STDcds GS-E JS-E RS-E DNA-CP
STEFAN DOLIF
A-CH CW’S HOT CANYON WIND STDd CDX GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
RAX REX RMX REM
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
A-CH JAMARA’S HARVEST MOON JF BN GS-E JS-E RS-E
JUANITA R FORREST
CHARLES FORREST
CH LA PLATA’S POLVORA GS-E JS-E RS-E
JUDY SCHMILLE
LAKE VIEW’S RIPN’ IRISH ALLURE GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E
ERICA POTTER-SEMAN
LET’S TALK ABOUT HIDDEN SHADES CD STDs OTDd GS-E JS-E
RS-E DNA-VP
BETTINA FEHR
LIMERICK’S WALK’N IN CLOVER STDcds GS-E JS-O RS-E
JANE C MCLOUGHLIN
MY BRAVE TESTIMONY BY SKYHI GS-E JS-E RS-E RN
CYNTHIA DOWNING
PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDds GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
PEGGY A TIMM
REDWOOD HIGH TAILIN’ IT GS-E-OP JS-E RS-E
GERHARD RIEGER
NAOMI R SNAPP
SOUNDTRACK’S GONE PLATINUM GS-O JS-E-SP RS-E
SARA C. GERLACH
STARGATE’S OH NO, A TAIL! GS-O JS-E RS-E
JACQUIE KRAMER
DALE HAKALA
UPROAR’S WILL’IE BE QUICK GS-E JS-E RS-E
CELIA FLINN
RS-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RS-E-OP):
ATCH CH BELLA LOMA’S DIVINE ROSE JS-E-SP DNA-VP
JOAN FRY
ATCH CHUKKER’S MOST WANTED RN
WENDY CERILLI
ATCH HILL CREST’S HOWIE DUZZIT GS-E-SP
KAREN ZELONIS
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH RTCH MCMATT’S I SPY 4U @ GRAFFITI
UD RTX
DIANE BETTIS
RAINYDAY’S SIMPLY SWEET CD GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E-OP RAX RM
REX RNX
RACHEL BROSTROM
ATCH WILDSONG’S LOVE THE KEY2YOUR HEART CD GS-E-SP
JS-E-SP DNA-VP
JOHANNA FRERICHMANN
WOODSTOCK’S BIZZY MS. LIZZIE GS-E JS-E-SP RS-E-OP
MONA NICHOLS & LINDA BUELL
RS-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (RS-E-SP):
ATCH-II 4MILE LET EM RIP
MARSHA DUSEK
ATCH-II CIRCLE S MOONDOGGIE’S LIL GIRL DNA-VP
GARY SHIPLEY
ATCH-II PCH WTCH LET’S TALK ABOUT COME TO ME ATD-Ms
AFTDs OFTDcdm CDX RNX RA DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
ATCH-II A-CH MALPASO’S COURAGE UNDER FIRE
DIANE BETTIS
ATCH SUNPIPERS SPRINT TO THE FINISH CD JS-E-SP RS-E-SP
ROBIN KAY MAGEE
ATCH UPROAR’S I’LL HAVE ANOTHER STDd OTDcs OFTDs GS-E-
SP RS-E-SP
JODI K EBERT
ATCH-II WESTERN HILLS SHAKE IT UP DNA-VP
PAMELA G SMITH
HEIDI C MOBLEY
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REGULAR AGILITY STANDARD - NOVICE (RS-N):
ARDIENTE VIOLETA PURPURA STDds GS-N JS-E RS-N
PIA HJERPPE
AVID’S REDHOT SPITFIRE GS-N JS-N RS-N
TRACY LOVELIS
SCOTT LOVELIS
DANIELLE SPADY
CALANDRAS VITA IL SANTO FELICE JS-N RS-N
CYNTHIA CALANDRA ZACK
COLLINSWOOD SPECIAL AGENT BLYE GS-O JS-O RS-O
LAURA LYNN TANNER
CH COPPERRIDGE’S EAST OF A BLUE MOON JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
TINA LASS
MARI JEBENS
CROWN POINT IRIS KNOW WHO I AM GS-N JS-N RS-N
ERIN SCHAEFER
CW’S GREAT FIERY SAND DUNE JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH COCCIOLA-WOFFORD
CW’S LIVIN’ ON THE EDGE JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH COCCIOLA-WOFFORD
CW’S N RAINCROWS QWIK QUILL JS-N RS-N RN
TERRY L SULLIVAN
CW’S SAVANNA WINDS R HOT 4 EWE JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH COCCIOLA-WOFFORD
EQUINOX LITTLE FLAME GS-N RS-N
LEE PRAGER
LINDA PRAGER
COURTNEY BELL
FEELING RAINBOW WOODS JAY STDs GS-O JS-O RS-N
MAGALI GREMAUD
FLAWLESS VICTORY LABAKAN SLOVAKIA JS-N RS-N DNA-CP
KIMBERLY FISHER
JADECREEK BLACK ‘K’ NIGHT FURY JS-O RS-N RN
CHARI HOPPER
MIKE HOPPER
JESS’S NOTHING TO LOSE GS-N JS-O RS-N RA
DAISY HABRAKEN
LET’S TALK ABOUT COME WALK UP GS-O JS-O RS-N DNA-CP
KATRIN KERNBICHLER
LONG RUN MISS MAGGIE MAE RS-N
NANCY S. COWELL
LOVELY ALLROUNDERS BRAVEHEART COOPER GS-N RS-N
EVELYN MAIER
MAGNUM OF GIMME MORE GS-O JS-O RS-N
NICOLE HAMELRIJCKX
MAMA MIA OF THE MIGHTY CROWN JS-O RS-N RN DNA-VP
BIRGIT WEECKS
TINA WILK
MI SOMBRA’S I WANNA GET HIGH OTDcds GS-O JS-O RS-N
NINA KRAMMER
MI SOMBRA’S IN SPOTLIGHT OF SHEPMATES GS-N JS-E RS-N
MIRA LAITILA
MTNVIEWDOWNSBARONSSPECIALAGENT GS-N JS-O RS-N
ELINA HEINE
CARLA RITTER
MUDDY FIELD’S SOUTH CUYAMA STDcs OTDd GS-E JS-E RS-N
NATASCHA WRONSKI
CH NORTHWIND’S PROUDLY WE HAIL RS-N RN DNA-VP
LAURIE THOMPSON
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
SANDYLANDS OVER THE TOP GS-N JS-O RS-N
MARILYN BENNETT
SKYRYDERS NO APAULAGIES RS-N RN DNA-VP
ANN MCCABE
SOME KIND OF MAGIC’S NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS GS-N JS-E
RS-N
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
LUC GOOSSENS
SOUNDTRACK’S HAPPY ONLY KNOWS GS-O JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
DEBORAH ROBBE
SUNFIRES WILL HE OR WON’T HE JS-O RS-N
ANNA E STRINGER
SWEET CRYSTAL RAIN A’DREAM COME TRUE GS-N JS-N RS-N
REBECCA KREMSER
Business Office Report
A-CH TREESTAR BEWITCHED@STORMYLEE CDX JS-O RS-N RNX
RAX DNA-VP
LORRAINE LINDER
REBECCA S ANDROFF
UPROAR’S CATCHING FIRE @ MJ JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
BARB KRANTZ TAYLOR
RHONDA SHEWCHUK
WESTERN HILLS SHE’S GOT GRIT JS-N RS-N
SHARON FARKAS
JANELLE FARKAS
YAHARA’S TO BOLDLY GO RS-N RNX DNA-VP
JODIE MCLELLAN
RS-N-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RS-N-OP):
BONFIRE’S ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST GS-N-SP JS-N-SP
RS-N-OP RNX
NIKKI HEEP & PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
ODYSSEY’S HEY SOUL SISTER STDs GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N-OP
DNA-VP
ROBIN DETTMAN
REGULAR AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (RS-O):
ARDIENTE FLOR DE JAZMIN STDc OTDd ATDs GS-N JS-E RS-O
DNA-VP
PIA HJERPPE
CH BAYWIND & SUPREME TURN THE PAGE CD GS-O JS-E RS-O
RM
DIANE MUNSON
WENDY WAGGONER
LYNN R CHASE
CAMS TRUMPET N PENN Y CAERAU GS-N JS-E RS-O RA
CAROL THATCHER-SMITH
COLLINSWOOD SPECIAL AGENT BLYE GS-O JS-O RS-O
LAURA LYNN TANNER
CH EMPTYNEST & SLYDROCKS JUST PRESS PLAY OTDcds GS-E
JS-N RS-O DNA-VP
DONNA L DOUBLER
EOWYN OF NINEVEH GS-E JS-O RS-O
MARILYN MURRAY
HOWLYN SAZBRAT LUCK BE A LADY BN CD OTDs STDd GS-O JS-E
RS-O RNX RAX REX RM DNA-VP
SANDRA C HAWKINS
LACONIA BUFF CAP CARMEL UP IN SMOKE GS-O JS-O RS-O
JUDY A VAN WYK
LAKE VIEW’S LIQUOR IS QUICKER GS-O-OP JS-E RS-O JSA-N
LYNNE WATSON
LAKE VIEW’S YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT GV-N JV-O
RS-O RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N-OP
MELINDA STARKWEATHER
LAKE VIEW’S ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH GS-E JS-E RS-O
NORA ZAMICHOW
LANDSLIDES PERFECT AVALANCHE GS-N JS-E RS-O RN
SHERRI HEIZER
WENDE CALL
MONTROSE DOLL BABY GS-N JS-N RS-O
GAIL RANSCO
A-CH OLDE BAYS FLYE-N-CICADA BN GS-E JS-E RS-O RNX RA
GULL GULLICKSEN
ALEXIS REIDY
RENA’S CHARMING PRINCE OF THIEVES STDc ATDds GS-O JS-O
RS-O
ANNETTE HOFFMANN
CH REVELAIRE GIVE ME THREE STEPS JS-E RS-O RSA-N JSA-O
JAYME HICKS
REVELAIRE TRUE COLORS@EMERALD JS-N RS-O
VICTORIA VENTURA
ALICE SOWDERS
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
SKOM OH BE MY BABY SHEPHERDSSTARS GS-E JS-O RS-O
SHIRLEY GELADI
STARGATE’S BLUE WATERS RISING BN GS-O JS-N RS-O RNX RNC
ROBIN BARBER
A-CH STARSWEPTS PAVIN’ A BUMPY ROAD BN CD GS-E JS-O
RS-O RNC RNX RAX RAC RM REC
ANN MCCABE
CH WINDMILLS FULL SPEED AHEAD STDcs GS-N JS-O RS-O
DNA-VP
GINA LARSON
RS-O-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RS-O-OP):
PRESTIGE HIGH FLY’N ELF CD GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX RA
DONNA R CRARY-JOHNSON
SUNDOWNS IN IT TO WIN IT STDs GS-O-OP JS-O RS-O-OP
DAWN J HAMILTON
MICHAEL P. HAMILTON
REGULAR ACE AGILITY STANDARD - ELITE (RSA-E):
CH LYRIC’S AUTUMN RENDEZVOUS GS-N JV-O RS-N RE RSA-E
DNA-VP JSA-O GSA-O
JOAN SKINNER
REGULAR ACE AGILITY STANDARD - NOVICE (RSA-N):
CH FIDDLERS GREEN BUCKSHOT RSA-N JSA-O
PAM MILLER
IGNITED’S RED SOLO PUP BN CD GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-O RNX
RAX RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N
NIKI MANNING
A-CH LAKE VIEW’S MONTANA COWBOY GV-E JV-O RV-E-SP RV-E
RSA-N GSA-N
KAREN BIRDSONG
CH SAILEN ACRES KING OF THE BANDITS ODX GS-N JS-O RS-O
RNX RAX RSA-N DNA-VP JSA-O
LAURA RICHARDSON & AYCEE CARTMELL
REGULAR ACE AGILITY STANDARD - OPEN (RSA-O):
WESTWIND’S JUST CRUSIN’ GV-O-OP JV-E RV-E RSA-O JSA-E
SHERRI REWOLDT
REGULAR ACE AGILITY SENIOR DOG - NOVICE (RSDA-N):
ATCH ARTIC ROSE CRIMSON GLORY TD GV-E-SP JV-E-SP RAX
RMX REX REM RSDA-N JSDA-N GSDA-N
DEBORA S DONAHUE & ROGER E DONAHUE
ATCH-IV LAKEHILLS SMOKIN MOON RIVER RN RSDA-O
MARSHA NICOLI
REGULAR ACE AGILITY SENIOR DOG - OPEN (RSDA-O):
ATCH-IV LAKEHILLS SMOKIN MOON RIVER RN RSDA-O
MARSHA NICOLI
REGULAR AGILITY VETERANS - ELITE (RV-E):
CH CAMANO’S VICTORIA’S SECRET STDds GV-E JV-E RV-E
DNA-VP
TERI HOWARD & STEVE MORGAN
SVCH VCH WTCH A-CH FLAMIN T SHADOW IN THE NIGHT CD
GS-E JS-E-SP RV-E RA DNA-VP
SUSAN BYRNE
A-CH HIGHPOINT’S THE OUTLAW JAMES CD GS-O JS-E RV-E RTX
SHARON GARSKE
SWIRLING BROOK’S NO-LIMIT GV-E JV-E RV-E
JANA N. VEITS
RV-E-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RV-E-OP):
ATCH WTCH COPPER BEECH S BAR L JADE OFTDsm JV-E-SP
DNA-VP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
ATCH KICKAPOO GONNA BE A STAR JV-E-SP
CINDY DOWNEY
WOODSTOCK’S VANITY FAIR GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E-OP DNA-VP
TIM BUELL
RV-E-SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE (RV-E-SP):
CH GUSTAVE CRICHTON CD STDs OTDd GV-E JV-E-OP RV-E-SP
RM DNA-CP
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JEN’S SAGE SHADOW GV-O JV-O RV-N
JENNIFER BAILEY
REGULAR AGILITY VETERANS - OPEN (RV-O):
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RMX RAX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
DREAMSHOT FLYN’ ICE COLD GS-O JV-E RV-O RNX
TWILA BECKER
HIDDEN TREASURE CALICO JACK GS-N JV-O RV-O
KATHERINE JUNEAU
KAWEAH BLACK CLOUD RUMBLIN’ IN GS-E JS-N RV-O RN
DONNA WRIGHT
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MONTROSE’S ROUGE GS-O JS-O RV-O
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ANGELA BUSKIES
CH REDROCKS WHO DO YOU LOVE? GS-N JV-O RV-O
KATHY BRYAN
VCH A-CH SRN EAGLE YOURS TRULY CD OFTDs OTDs ATDcd
GV-O JV-E RV-O RN
LUCIENNE MIODONSKI
KEVIN MIODONSKI
RV-O-OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (RV-O-OP):
DIXIANA’S RED HOT SALSA DANCER GS-O-SP JS-E RV-O-OP RN
CHARI HOPPER
MIKE HOPPER
HEATHERHILL SYDNEY BLUE SUNSHN GV-O-SP JV-E RV-O-OP
RSA-N JSA-N GSA-O
BARBARA YERRINGTON
Conformation
CONFORMATION CERTIFICATES
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
ALTERED CHAMPION (A-CH):
A-CH ALLSTARS GOTCHA COMIN & GOIN CD RAX RM
COREY NORMAN
ROBBI A NORMAN
A-CH BAYOULAND’S TRUE BLOOD SOOKI GS-E JS-E RS-E
LINDA LYNCH
A-CH BELLE HARBOR HIGH MAINTENANCE BN RN DNA-VP
JENNIFER L. GREEN
VIRGINIA GUINGRICH
A-CH BELRU’S WHAT A RIDE GS-O JS-O RS-O RN DNA-CP
MEGAN BROWN
A-CH BKM MI-T HAZARDOUS SILVER SAGE DNA-CP
KATHY M MARTA
A-CH BKM ROME’S MODERN MYTH GS-N JS-N RA
JENNIFER MAHAN
A-CH BLACK PEARL’S JUST A SMOKIN STDds
DAVID CRAIG
CHERYL S CRAIG
A-CH BLUE ISLE DANCE TO DESTINY
GAYLE KENYON
A-CH BRIARBROOKS PHOTOCOPY CDX GS-E JS-E RS-E REX RM
DNA-VP
MONICA SMITH
A-CH BROOKRIDGE IN A JIFFY RN DNA-CP
REGGIE MOOREHEAD
VALERIE L YARBER
KLAYTON YARBER
SUSAN MOOREHEAD
Business Office Report
A-CH BUFF CAP HERE COMES THE SUN BN CD RAX RM
LISA ANDRADE
KIARA ANDRADE
JANELLE K. ANDRADE
SVCH VCH PCH WTCH A-CH CAROLINA CALAIS SET FIRE TO THE
RAIN GS-O JS-E RS-E RTX
JACQUIE HALLENBECK
TERRI MORGAN
SELENA POPLIN
ELIZABETH A. STIBLEY
A-CH CARROLLS JAMAKIN ME KRAZY
KAREN CARROLL
A-CH CASA BLANCA FROM THE ASHES DNA-VP
KATHY DUKINFIELD
A-CH CRITERIAS RIKKIROO RAREBEASTIE GV-N-OP JV-N-SP
RV-O RSA-O JSA-O GSA-O
CYNTHIA KENNEDY
A-CH CROFTON SASSY SORCERESS GV-E JV-E RV-E RN
BARBARA MONGEON
A-CH CW’S HOT CANYON WIND STDd CDX GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
RAX REX RMX REM
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
A-CH EQUINOX DRIV N ON THE EDGE CD GS-N JS-O RS-N REX
RNX
ANNE M. ST. PIERRE
A-CH EWETURN AIRBORNE LADYHAWKE GS-E JS-E RS-E
LIZETTE DURRSCHMIDT
A-CH HEARTHSIDE STORM SURGE
HALEY CLUFF
BETSY J ATKINSON
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JULIE RIGBY
PAULA G WATERMAN
A-CH JAMARA’S TOTAL ECLIPSE
TODD SCOTT
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SHAWNA WIEBE
A-CH LORAC JONQUIL GINGER LOSSUENOS DNA-VP
CAROL HARVEY
A-CH MAJESTIC SPUKHAFTE FERNWIRKUNG CD GS-E JS-O
RS-O RE
JACKIE ORICKO
ATCH-II A-CH MALPASO’S COURAGE UNDER FIRE
DIANE BETTIS
A-CH MARABIL’S EXUBERANCE @ ASHFALL GV-E JS-E RV-E
DNA-VP
LIVIA QUAN
LAURA ABBOTT
ATCH-II A-CH MITHRIL’S LACED IN KISSES DNA-VP
SUSAN BYRNE
A-CH NEW DAWN SULTRY SUMMER NIGHTS
MARIA A NEFF
MELISSA MARTIN
VCH WTCH A-CH NINEVEH CASE DOZER AT ROCKIN F RTDcs CD
BN RD REX REM DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
A-CH NITESTAR’S UNDAUNTED RSA-N JSA-O
STACIE OEHLERICH
TRISHA HERRING
A-CH NOBILITYS I’LL BE BACK
MELANIE KREUTZKAM
MANDY KREUTZKAM
A-CH NORTHBAY’S BISCUITS AND GERTY
TOM NOBLE
JODI VANDERWEELE-NOBLE
A-CH OLDE BAYS FLYE-N-CICADA BN GS-E JS-E RS-O RNX RA
GULL GULLICKSEN
ALEXIS REIDY
ATCH A-CH OLDE BAYS WIND BENEATH MYWINGS STDcs CD
OTDd JV-E-SP RV-E-SP REX RMX REM DNA-VP
MARGARET MUTRYN MAC GIFFERT
VCH ATCH-IV PCH A-CH PAWS ZONES SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE
ATDds CD OTDc OFTDs RTX DNA-VP
PEGGY A TIMM
WTCH A-CH PSR SHADOWSEND JOURNEY RNX RAX RE
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
DAWNA SIMS
A-CH RAINEDANCE MISCHIEF REMEMBERED CD GS-O JS-N RS-N
ROSIE CANFIELD
SUZEL BOZADA-DEAS
A-CH RAVENGUARD DESERT SHADOW JS-N
CYNTHIA VENTRICELLI
A-CH REDROCKS C C RIDER
PENNY PAPE
KATHY BRYAN
A-CH REVELAIRE’S MILES OF SMILES FOR SOPHIE
TERESA PELLETIER
DONALD CLARK
A-CH RHF’S WISDOM ON THE WIND STDds DNA-VP
ROBIN BOLENDER
A-CH ROSEBUD OF CRANA’S ALESHANEE DNA-VP
ANNETT LOERCHER
SILKE LOEFFLER
A-CH RUNWAY ROCK STAR CD JV-O RV-O RA DNA-VP
MAREN SMITH
ELLY MATESIC
A-CH SAMWISE SURPRISING OVATION
JORDAN ENGLERT
STAR ANNE MATHIS
A-CH SECONDWIND THIS GUNS FOR HIRE DNA-VP
KAREN M TILLIA
LISA L GOSS
SHERIE K TRUSTY
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JOLENE HELMKE
LYDINE DENZIN
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LYNDA WEBB
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LYNDA WEBB
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DEBBIE DILLON
A-CH SHORELAND’S BELIEVE IT BABY!
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SUZANNE MAYBORNE
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CLARISSA L SHANK
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KAREN CROTTY
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KARA SELLERS
A-CH SLYDROCKS MONEY 2 BURN GS-E JS-E RS-E RN
VALERIE SULLINS
A-CH SLYDROCKS SWAY’D BI PLEASURE
CYNTHIA LANG
THOMAS LANG
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LINDA BLOCKER
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DEBBY MICHIELSEN
LUC GOOSSENS
A-CH SPRING FEVERS BANK ON IT DNA-VP
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
CANBY SCOTT
SHERRIE SCOTT
A-CH STARSWEPTS PAVIN’ A BUMPY ROAD BN CD GS-E JS-O
RS-O RNC RNX RAX RAC RM REC
ANN MCCABE
A-CH STEEL RIO’S LITTLE SWEET TART STDs JS-O RN
ELIZABETH (LIZ) CARTER
A-CH STERNWANDERER’S C’EST LA VIE! DNA-VP
ANNETT LOERCHER
ANJA STEFANIE HUEBSCH
A-CH STONE RIDGE MISSIN’ YOU CRAZY DNA-VP
STACEY JENSEN
CHERRIE T CANNON
OTCH2 A-CH STONE RIDGE’S CANBOULAY BLISS UD RE
PENNY B JAMESON
JENNIFER D CANNON
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MYRJAM LANGEN
A-CH SUNNYCREEKSLASTMINUTEDECISION DNA-VP
SANTO OROFINO
MYRJAM LANGEN
A-CH SYMPHONYS PERFORMED FOR EWE BY ZAGATO CD
OTDcds RTDs GS-E JS-O RS-O RA DNA-VP
JANET COLBY
A-CH VESPER TERRA-BLUE-DANCE WTH ME
AMY BAGGETT
JARRETT BAGGETT
A-CH WATERWAY’S MY LITTLE PRINCESS STDs GS-E JS-E-OP
RS-E-OP RA DNA-VP
NICOLE OBERSCHACHTSIEK
A-CH WYNDSTAR PLAY IT AGAIN RNX
RANDY AKAHOSHI
CHAMPION OF RECORD (CH):
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CHANDRA FABRIZIUS
KATHRYN WALLIS
CH ABSOLOOT EYE KANDI DNA-VP
SUSAN B WINTERS, KELI GAUNT &
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CH ABSOLOOT SHAKE YOUR SOUTH SIDE
KELI GAUNT
CH AFFINITYS MOON OVER MANHATTAN
CASSIE KINDLE
CH AFTER ALL STRAIT FROM TEXAS
KAY HERRINGTON
RICK GANN
CH AKILAH’S IT’S ALL ABOUT TIMING BN
LETTY GOODSON
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CH ALDERWOODS RYDERS ON THE STORM
MACKENZIE STARR
CH ALIAS’ ONE HOT CAJUN
KATHERINE MENCHES
FRANCINE GUERRA
SHELLEY GRIMLEY
CH ALIYAH PARAMOUNT PLAYING GAMES DNA-VP
CHARLOTTE A ORR
CH ALLSTAR’S SAVE THE DAY STDd DNA-VP
STACEY L NELSON, ROBBI A NORMAN &
COREY NORMAN
CH ALLSTARS WILLA BE AT LONGTREE RN
JERI LONG
PHIL PULTE
CH ALLTERRAIN RAGTIMEFAMILY GUY
MEGAN C. HOF
CH ALLTERRAIN’S PARTY FAVOR FOR RAGTIME
MEGAN C. HOF
SUMMER JEWEL FULS
LINDA HOF
CH ANIOLEK’S NEVER LOSE FOCUS
NANCY ROSS
VICTORIA TARR
CH APACHE SKY BLUE GRASS TEMPO DNA-VP
TERRY WARLOW
SHANNA GORDON
CH APACHESKY CEDARHILL PANACHE
SHANNA GORDON
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH ARCOIRIS ALCHEMY IN BLACK DNA-VP
LIZETTE BUSQUETS
JANINE KESTER
CH ARTEMISIA’S CAPTAIN FINN
KATRINA HENIGIN
JUDY HENIGIN
CH ASHBER’S IT’S ALL IN THE GENES
KELLI K DESOTO
HALEIGH PETERSON
CH ASHBERS JUNEAUS NORTHERN LIGHTS DNA-VP
ANN ELLIS
KELLI K DESOTO
Business Office Report
CH AUSSBERNS HEART OF A LION
JODIE WEBER
ALEXIS WEBER
CH AUSSBERNS ITALIAN STALLION DNA-VP
JODIE WEBER
ALEXIS WEBER
CH AUSSBERNS MORETHEN A SWEETALKER
ALEXIS WEBER
JODIE WEBER
S I’M TITANIUM
FABIAN SOLLEREDER
HORST- SEBASTIAN SOLLEREDER
CH BAILIWICK BAG O TRICKS
NANCY HOWARD
CH BAMBOO RUN’S DARK KNIGHT BN JS-N RNX RAX REX RMX
REM DNA-VP
TERRI REIN
CH BARNWOOD BEYOND SPICY
CAROL H JEFFERY
CH BARNWOOD VESPER OUTER LIMITS
CAROL H JEFFERY
JENNIFER WILLIAMS
CH BAYOULAND’S SPICE DE VIVRE RNX RAX
MARGARET MUTRYN MAC GIFFERT
YVETTE LEBLANC
CH BAYSHORE STONEHAVENS GOLDMINE DNA-VP
ANGIE BUCHANAN
MARK E PERRY
CH BAYWIND WORTH THE WAIT GS-E JS-O RS-E REX REM
JILL WOLFARD
CH BIALY EXPENSIVE TASTE
MICHELLE BEAUDOIN
BRIAN BEAUDOIN
CH BIALY TOP SHELF RN DNA-VP
MICHELLE BEAUDOIN
CH BIALY WORTH EVERY PENNY DNA-VP
BRANDY ESCH
MICHAEL GREENHAGEN
CH BLACK VELVET OH WHAT A THRILL DNA-VP
MARY HELLMEISTER
ALAN MCCORKLE
CH BLACK VELVET’S BEST PICTURE
MARY HELLMEISTER
PETER HELLMEISTER
CH BLESSEDHOPE CRUISIN FOR A BRUISIN DNA-VP
NICHOLAS P HALAPOFF
CH BLESSEDHOPE PASSION FOR PERFECTION DNA-VP
BROOKE KIM
SUSAN M ROWLEY
CH BLESSEDHOPE SKIES THE LIMIT
SUSAN M ROWLEY
CH BLESSEDHOPE WILDEST DREAMS
SUSAN M ROWLEY
CH BLUE NOTE’S PSYCHEDELIC CHROME DNA-VP
PHYLLIS A PIERCE
CH BLUEKREEK’S DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER DNA-VP
JILL THOMPSON
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KRISTI MUCK
CH BLUEKREEK’S NOTHING BUT A TEASE
KRISTI MUCK
CH BLUERAINS PURE ELEGANCE DNA-VP
MICHELLE AMBROSIUS
GARY ROBERSON
ATCH-VII CH BONFIRE’S FAST & THE FLURIOUS STDcds RA RNC
RNX
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CH BONFIRE’S RIDING SHOTGUN STDcds GS-N JS-N-SP RS-N RN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CH BOONDOCKS BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY RNX DNA-CP
SARA KOENIG
CH BORGET’S ALL IN AT FULL THROTTLE
JENNIFER D MCKERVEY, STEPHANIE MOGENHAN &
MEGAN MCKERVEY
CH BORGET’S LA PIMIENTA
LORI RICH
STEPHANIE MOGENHAN
CH BRIARRIDGE BESTOFLUCK DNA-CP
PIA VON SCHLICHTEGROLL
ANGIE BUCHANAN
CH BRIARRIDGE’S STIR IT UP
ANGIE BUCHANAN
MARK E PERRY
CH BRIGHT EYES GIRLS NIGHT OUT! STDd OTDs RN DNA-VP
SUSAN NELSON
HEATHER TEFFT
KATE TEFFT
CH BRIGHT EYES STAR COMMAND
SUSAN NELSON
HEATHER TEFFT
CH BROADWAY’S THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER DNA-VP
MAGGIE PRYOR
CH BROOKRIDGE PARAMOUNT CURTAIN CALL
REGGIE MOOREHEAD
VALERIE L YARBER
KLAYTON YARBER
CH BROOKRIDGE PARAMOUNT DRUMROLL PLEASE DNA-VP
REGGIE MOOREHEAD
VALERIE L YARBER
KLAYTON YARBER
SUSAN MOOREHEAD
CH BROOKRIDGE PARAMOUNT IT AINT OVER DNA-VP
CHRISTOPHER VUXTON
SUSAN MOOREHEAD
REGGIE MOOREHEAD
VALERIE L YARBER
CH BROOKRIDGE PARAMOUNT WHERE ANGELS TREAD DNA-VP
VALERIE L YARBER
REGGIE MOOREHEAD
KLAYTON YARBER
CH BROOKRIDGE TAKE ME TO THE TOP RE DNA-VP
SUSAN MOOREHEAD
ANGELICA DEMONT
CH BUFF CAP LACONIA EVERY LITTLE KISS RNX
SARA KOENIG
BRENT KINDRED
CH CAITLANDS TRIPLE CROWN WINNER
SANDRA CZARNY
RAECHELLE EMBREY
CH CALAIS CAROLINA NOTHING BUT CARTIER DNA-VP
TERRI MORGAN, SELENA POPLIN &
ELIZABETH A. STIBLEY
CH CALAIS CAROLINA POCKETFUL OF POSIES
MICHELLE E CATLIN
CH CALAIS CAROLINA ROOSTERHOTSAUCE BN RN
KERRY DAVIS
CH CALAIS CAROLINA ROYAL FLYER DNA-VP
RANDOLPH MILLER
TERRI MORGAN
SELENA POPLIN
ELIZABETH A. STIBLEY
CH CALAIS CAROLINA YOUR PLACE OR MINE? DNA-VP
NANCY HOWARD
CH CARMEL BURNING DESIRE OFTDm STDcds
MELISSA BORDE
HEATHER BORDE-OSLIE
CH CARMEL DARK MATTER
MELISSA BORDE
HEATHER BORDE-OSLIE
CH CARMEL’S HE’S GOT TRUEGRIT BN RN
SANDY THOMPSON
CH CAROLINA CALAIS CALL ME MAYBE DNA-VP
TERRI MORGAN
SELENA POPLIN
ELIZABETH A. STIBLEY
CH CAROLINA CALAIS GLAMOUR GIRL DNA-VP
CHRISTINE NORTON-MCCORMICK
TERRI MORGAN
SELENA POPLIN
CH CAROLINA CALAIS ROYALFASHNISTA DNA-VP
GERI SCHEIDT
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SELENA POPLIN
ELIZABETH A. STIBLEY
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JUDY CHARD
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JUDY CHARD
KASSIE BUSBY
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THERESA CASSELMAN
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JOYCE L SIDDALL
CH CATALINAS TRI’N AGAIN AT TYE-DYED
LINDA J GRANT
JOYCE L SIDDALL
BRUCE BERTHOLF
CH CATORI’S TURN BACK TIME
SARAH ROTH
DEBORAH J ROTH
REGINA LEE BRYANT
CH CATORI’S TURN IT UP
DEBORAH J ROTH
REGINA LEE BRYANT
SARAH ROTH
CH CAVALIER’S REAL MONEY DNA-VP
TERESA CALDWELL
BRUCE CALDWELL
CH CAVALIER’S WILD ONE
TERESA CALDWELL
BRUCE CALDWELL
CH CEDAR HILL AVALANCHE DNA-VP
ANGELA RHODES
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDAR HILL BLEU PAST YOU DNA-VP
TERRY VELNOSKY. HAYDEN HADLEY &
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARHILL COSMOPOLITAN REDHOT
MARY ANNE BARNETT
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARHILL GAME ON
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARHILL HOT IN THE POCKET RA DNA-VP
RONJA SCHACHT
CH CEDARHILL THORN IN YOUR SIDE DNA-VP
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARHILL’S COLOR ME CRAZY AT TRIPLEWIND DNA-VP
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARHILL’S FULL SAIL DNA-VP
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH CEDARPAWS LASTING IMPRESSION DNA-CP
KRISTYNE LISTER
CH CEDARPAWS MAJESTIC EXPRESSION RN DNA-CP
TIFFANY STARK
KAREN CUNNINGHAM
CH CHANCES’R DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ DNA-VP
NANCY RESETAR
SHARON RAPADAS
CH CHANCES’R I’M AN E TICKET GS-O JS-O RS-O DNA-VP
DANIELLE DUMAIS
KATHRYN REEVE
CH CHANCES’R I’M AN MVP DNA-VP
RONDA ANN FISCHER
CH CHANCES’R MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GS-O JS-O RS-O RA
DNA-VP
DIANA L HEFTI & LARRY HEFTI
Business Office Report
CH CHECKERBERRY CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
JENNIFER DARLINGTON
CH CHISPA’S DOWN ON THE FIELD DNA-VP
CHARLES R DE LA TORRE
LYNN B DE LA TORRE
CH COOLMOOR TAKE IT TO THE BANK DNA-VP
JARILYN M PUSZ
AMY BURNETTE
CH COOPERVILLES ENJOY THE VIEW BY DANCER
ADRIANNE TULLIER
ELIZABETH BIRD
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AMANDA SWANSON
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CH SHALAKO’S CHERRY TART
SHELLY HOLLEN
CH SHALAKO’S FUZZ ON FIRE AT ZYDECO STDs RA
NANCY ROSS
VICTORIA TARR
CH SHANDOR VOM GELBACHTAL DNA-VP
TANJA HEMBES
CH SHAWNKARA’S FIXER UPPER!! DNA-VP
HOLLY CLIFT
GENE MERCHANT
CH SHAWNKARA’S PARDON MY FRENCH DNA-VP
TINA BURKS
CH SHEEP’S KIN HEAR ME OUT DNA-VP
LYDINE DENZIN
CH SHEEP’S KIN ROCK THE BOAT
LISA POPE
MAISIE POPE
CH SHEEP’S KIN STRAIGHTTOTHEHEART
DARREN KERTH *& CINDY KERTH
CH SHEEP’S KIN VICTORIOUS TALE
LYDINE DENZIN
WTCH CH SHELL BLUFF TAKE OVER THE GAME BN RAX DNA-VP
BREANN ELLIS
JOY ELLIS
CH SHELL BLUFF’S KISS THE COWGIRL STDs GS-N JS-N RS-N RN
JSA-N GSA-N
JENNY ADDIE
TERRY DICKEY
CH SHENANDOAH-SHADOMOON SECRET EDGE JS-O DNA-VP
KATE EGGLETON
PAT ZAPF
CH SIERRAROSE COTE DE PABLO DNA-VP
BAYLEY WILLIAMS
DIANNA L WILLIAMS
CH SIERRAROSE IVE GOTA GIRL CRUSH DNA-VP
DIANNA L WILLIAMS
BAYLEY WILLIAMS
CH SILVERWOOD CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK AT LIMELITE
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MARGE STOVALL
ADAM TAVARES
CH SILVERWOOD’S DANCIN’ IN THE LIMELITE
GUY LEEMHUIS
MARGE STOVALL
ADAM TAVARES
CH SILVERWOOD’S KISS OF FIRE AT LIMELITE DNA-VP
BETTY HARRILL
MARGE STOVALL
CH SILVERWOOD’S NAUGHTY BY NATURE OF LIMELITE
MARGE STOVALL
ADAM TAVARES
CH SILVERWOOD’S NORTHERN LIGHTS OF LIMELITE
ADAM TAVARES
RONALD ISENBERG
KATHIE ISENBERG
CH SILVERWOOD’S RED VELVET OF LIMELITE DNA-VP
JESSICA L SMITH-TOOMEY
MARGE STOVALL
CH SKYCOVES SPARKS A FLYIN DNA-VP
KRYSTLE PICKETT
CH SKYECOVE BONFIRE AT GRANDVIEW
KATHY OSTRANDER
STEVE OSTRANDER
CH SKYHI PARTY ALL KNIGHT DNA-VP
LAURIE NORTON
CH SKYHI’S LITTLE BLACK DRESS DNA-VP
SUSAN HARRIS
CH SKYHI’S WHISTLING DIXIE DNA-VP
LAURA P. CARNOCK
SUSAN HARRIS
CH SKYRYDER IRON PETTICOAT
ERICA PETERS- PRUITT
AVERY PRUITT
CH SKYRYDER ROOSTER COGBURN BN RN
STACIE STRAUSS
CLARISSA L SHANK
CH SKYRYDER’S BELLS & WHISTLES JS-N
DEBRA M GOWER
CH SLYDROCKS ONCE YOU GO BLACK GS-O JS-O-OP RS-O
ELIZABETH NEUMAN
KINDOFMAGIC NOTJUSTADOLL GJ-O JS-O RJ-N
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
CAITLIN GOOSSENS
LUC GOOSSENS
CH SOMEKINDOFMAGIC ONFIRETONIGHT
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
LUC GOOSSENS
CH SOMERCREST’S CAN’T YOU SEE AT LASANIMAS DNA-VP
RAY SCHAFER
CH SONKIST GYPSY SOULE
JAN OWENS
CH SOUNDTRACK’S BOSSANOVA RN DNA-VP
BETHANY McCLURE
CH SPRING FEVER DECADENCE
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
PHILLIP PEART
CANBY SCOTT
SHERRIE SCOTT
CH SPRING FEVER STEP IN TIME
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
PHILLIP PEART
SHERRIE SCOTT
CH SPRING FEVER’S LIFE IN THE FAST LANE DNA-VP
JACOB MCKERVEY
SHERRIE SCOTT
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
JENNIFER D MCKERVEY
CH SPRING FEVER’S MEANT TO BE RNX DNA-VP
JERRIE DAVIDSON
SHERRIE SCOTT
CH SPRING FEVERS TAKE A GANDER DNA-VP
JENNIFER D MCKERVEY
GORDON MCKERVEY
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
CH STARLIGHT’S BRIGHT LIGHT DNA-VP
HELGA BOGDANSKI & SABRINA BERNTZEN
CH STEELY CANT TAKE MY EYES OFF OF U WOODHAVEN RNX
DNA-VP
MICHELLE E CATLIN
CH STERLING’S HERE FOR THE PARTY! DNA-CP
ANGELA SMITH
CH STONE RIDGE ANGELS N OUTLAWS
STEPHANIE CRADER
BAILEY CRADER
CH STONE RIDGE DAKOTA SKY
ZANDRA NILSEN
CHERRIE T CANNON
CH STONE RIDGE GIRL IN A COUNTRY SONG
JENNIFER D CANNON
MARJORIE D TRIPP
CHERRIE T CANNON
CH STONE RIDGE SEE YOU AGAIN DNA-VP
CHERRIE T CANNON
JENNIFER D CANNON
MARJORIE D TRIPP
CH STONE RIDGE SEXY N I KNOW IT
JENNIFER D CANNON
CHERRIE T CANNON
MARJORIE D TRIPP
CH STONE RIDGE SINNERS N SAINTS
JENNIFER D CANNON
MARJORIE D TRIPP
CHERRIE T CANNON
CH STONE RIDGE TELL THAT DEVIL DNA-VP
JENNIFER D CANNON
MARJORIE D TRIPP
CHERRIE T CANNON
CH STONEHAVEN BAYSHORE EMPYREAN SIZZLIN’ HOT! STDs
GS-E JS-E RS-O RNX
KATHLEEN SUMNER
EVANS SUMNER
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ROBIN B. PABOOJIAN
CH STORMRIDGE’S CURTAIN CALL
ANGELA GREER
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CH STORMRIDGE’S DRESSED TO KILL AT SHADEGUARD DNA-VP
MELANIE MOESTL
KELLY SWEENEY
CH STORMRIDGE’S ENCORE AT MANESTREET DNA-VP
CHERYL NAKAKURA
CH STORMRIDGE’S TICKLED PEACHLESS
MARI D BRYAN
KELLY SWEENEY
CH STORMRIDGE’S WHAT’S YOUR STORY DNA-VP
KELLY SWEENEY
MORGAN HUBBARD
CH SUGARLEAF DOLCE AND GABBANA DNA-VP
TAYLOR CRISMAN
SUSAN CRISMAN
JOSIE SCOONOVER-NELSON
CH SUMMEREAN’S PRETTY LITTLE LIAR DNA-CP
JOAN MEYER
CH SUMMERTIMES SECRET VALENTINE DNA-VP
SANDRA (SANDY) SAKAL
CH SUNFIRE’S BET ON A DREAM
LAURA CLAYTON
CH SUNFIRE’S MIDNIGHT DREAMS
LAURA CLAYTON
CH SUNFIRE’S SPRINGSTEEN DNA-VP
LAURA CLAYTON
CH SUNNYCREEKS THESE PAWS R MADE 4 MOVING RE DNA-VP
NORA GFR÷RER
MYRJAM LANGEN
CH SUPREME KONAMO BAYWIND RUMOR HAS IT
MELANIE B. REISWIG
WENDY WAGGONER
CH SUREFIRE’S PLAYING TO WIN DNA-VP
STEPHANIE BELL
CH SURPREMES AMONGST THE WAVES DNA-VP
HANNAH DAVIS
CH TAYCIN’S BELLE DE JOUR DNA-VP
REGINA L BLAIR
DORA SMITH
CH TAYCIN’S SHE’S GOT SOUL DNA-VP
VALERIE PETERSON
REGINA L BLAIR
CH TERRA-BLUE ALL FIRED UP DNA-VP
LISA LEDOUX
CH TERRA-BLUE CARMEL HEART DNA-VP
JEANET (J.T.) DE PAAUW
LINDSAY HERMANS
CH TERRA-BLUE MORE SALTY THAN SWEET
LEIDA W JONES
CH TESTIMONY’S APPLES TO APPLES DNA-VP
LAUREN CASE
MOIRA K CORNELL
JILLIAN WARD
CH TESTIMONY’S DAISY DUKES DNA-VP
JILLIAN WARD
CH TESTIMONY’S DUCK COMMANDER DNA-VP
JILLIAN WARD
CH TESTIMONY’S I’M ON FIRE AT ANASAZI
BEV PEABODY
CH TESTIMONY’S MYSTERY DATE DNA-VP
KATIE KNUDTSON
MEGAN SCHILL
CH TESTIMONY’S OPPORTUNE MOMENT
BRYN E ELLIOTT
JILLIAN WARD
CH TESTIMONY’S REDNECK CRAZY DNA-VP
JILLIAN WARD
CH TESTIMONY’S SHIVER ME TIMBERS
LISA SCHMIDT
JILLIAN WARD
CH THERMODYNAMIC OF IMAGINEER BN CD RAX RNX REX
ERIC BRICKSON
GEMI SASSON-BRICKSON
Business Office Report
CH THORNAPPLE RED HOT SIREN DNA-VP
MARY L HAMMERBERG
ELLEN BRANDENBURG
AMY GARRISON
CH THUNDERUN’S ROUGH AND READY
MONA PERSSON
ANNA M HEWSON
CH TIMBERWOOD’S WHO’S YOUR DADDY DNA-VP
TONI VIOLA PEARSON
LAURA VIOLA PEARSON
ANNA JANE PEARSON
CH TREASURE TYME DEAL ME IN
LORI ANGLEMYER
BETH ANGLEMYER
CH TREASURETYME KNOW WHEN 2HOLDEM
LORI ANGLEMYER
BETH ANGLEMYER
CH TREESTARR ORACLE CHICK MAGNET BN RN DNA-VP
DOMINICA MCCUTCHEON
REBECCA S ANDROFF
CH TRILOGY’S CAPTURED BY PERFECTION DNA-VP
CAROL MORGAN
KRYSTAL MCGUIRE
MICHAEL MCGUIRE
CH TRILOGY’S MAYBE IT’S A DREAM DNA-VP
CAROL MORGAN
KRYSTAL MCGUIRE
MICHAEL MCGUIRE
CH TRISTAR’S SLAP SHOT
DIANA HUGHES
CHRISTIE HUGHES- SHEETS
CH TRYFECTA REMEMBER THAT! DNA-VP
DORA ERDESZ
CH TRYFECTA TO INFINITYANDBEYOND! STDcd DNA-VP
CATHERINE NADEAU
SARA T. CROFT
CH TURBAR’S POP QUIZZ AT XSELL DNA-VP
HEATHER SELLS BLACKFORD
CH U GOT THE LOOK DEL WHYMPER DELLE G. JORASSES JS-N
DNA-CP
KATHLEEN SUMNER
EVANS SUMNER
CH VERITAS JEDI WARRIOR JS-N DNA-VP
JUDY WICKHAM
SHARON RENEE RIVES
CH VERITAS SKYFALL
KAREN LYNN DAHLE
ANNEKA MIKEL DAHLE
SHARON RENEE RIVES
CH VINELAKE HEADSTRONG DEGA VU
LINDA LIEBENOW
CH VINELAKE’S FANCIFUL NOTION
BEVERLY S LANCASTER
MARK A LANCASTER
CH VINELAKE’S HEAR NO EVIL DNA-VP
SANDRA LANDRY
RILEY LAUTENSCHLAGER
CH VINELAKE’S PARTING GLANCE
NANCY ROSS
VICTORIA TARR
SANDRA LANDRY
CH WATERMARK INSCRIPTION
HEATHER GOULD
CH WEDGEWOOD’S EVERY DAY I NEED ATTENTION DNA-VP
MARTHA J GISSELBECK
CH WEECKS COCOA BEAN ROCCO JJ-O RS-N RA DNA-VP
BIRGIT WEECKS
CH WEECKS PRECIOUS PATCH IN RED CD JS-N RAX REX RMX
REM DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
CH WEECKS TRUE BLUE TRUDY
BIRGIT WEECKS
MARIO WEECKS
CH WESTERN HILLS JESSICA JAMES GS-O JS-E RS-O
JOAN EGGLESTON
ATCH CH WESTERN HILLS NO LIMITS GS-E-SP JS-E-SP
SHERI BACON
WTCH CH WESTERN HILLS SOMETHING SUNFIRE GS-N JS-N
RS-N DNA-VP
DAVID C CLAYTON
CH RTCH WESTERN HILLS THETIMEWILLCOME GS-E-OP JS-E-OP
RS-E RNC RAC RTX
CAROL SEASTRUNK
CH WILDHEART’S GIRL ON FIRE RN DNA-VP
EMMA STONE
CH WILLOWDALES WHEREFORE ART THOU DNA-VP
SABRINA ANDREWS
CH WINDHAM HILL DAYDREAM BELIEVER DNA-VP
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH WINDHAM HILL DREAM DOLL DNA-VP
ALISA MATRICCIANI
CH WINDHAM HILL DREAMSEEKER DNA-VP
BEV GROVERT
KATHRYN M NIKKEL
TERRY VELNOSKY
HOPE MCQUEEN
CH WINDHAM HILL IN YOUR DREAMS RN
ERICA PETERS- PRUITT
BEV GROVERT
KATHRYN M NIKKEL
CH WINDMILL’S NO REASON TO WORRY STDs CD GS-E JS-E RS-E
RAX REX REM DNA-VP
CATHERINE KENNY
JAMES KENNY
CH WINDRIFT’S RX FAME AND FORTUNE DNA-VP
CLARA F BROWN
CH WINSLOWS TAKN HARLEY FORA SPIN BN CD RN DNA-VP
MARGI L FLOYD
CH WITSEND’S SCRABBLE TW BINGO
VALERIE ALBRIGHT
CH WOODHAVENS LIGHT’EM UP
JANELLE JOHNSON
CH WOODLANDS LIGHTNING STRIKE OF BLUERAIN DNA-VP
GARY ROBERSON
CH WOODLANDS MAGIC SPARK OF BLUE RAIN BN CD RNX RAX
DNA-VP
MICHELLE AMBROSIUS
ELIZABETH FISHLER
GARY ROBERSON
CH WOODSTOCK’S FAST AND FURIOUS FINNEGAN
MICHELE GOYETTE
LINDA BUELL
CH WOODSTOCK’S SHE’S A DUESY
TINA HUBBARD
LINDA BUELL
CH WOODSTOCK’S WILD CARD ATDds OTDc DNA-VP
LINDA BUELL
CH WOODSTOCKS A SONG FOR LAYLA
MARTINE SAVAGEAU
MOLLE RAE HESS
CH WYNDSTAR COVER GIRL
DEBRA JOHNSON
KERRY KIRTLEY
CH WYNDSTAR LEGALLY RED DNA-VP
KERRY KIRTLEY
CHARIS ARMSTRONG
CH WYNDSTAR MAGIC MARKER DNA-VP
KERRY KIRTLEY
DORA ERDESZ
CH WYNDSTAR SIMPLY LUSCIOUS DNA-VP
CHARIS ARMSTRONG
KERRY KIRTLEY
CH X’SELLCASSELCREEKEARTHBSHAKIN DNA-VP
HEATHER SELLS BLACKFORD
CH X’SELLS CASSELCREEK B’SERIOUS DNA-VP
HEATHER SELLS BLACKFORD
CH X’SELLS KISS-N-TELL DNA-VP
JOYCE RUTLEDGE
CH X’SELLS PIPES N DRUM
PAMELA BORDY
CH XSELLS B’SPOTLIGHT ON NORTHBAY
HEATHER SELLS BLACKFORD
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JODIE MCLELLAN
CH ZOOLO’S CALLS DIBS ON THAT DNA-VP
DONNA L SMITH
JESSICA L SMITH-TOOMEY
CH ZOOLO’S REAL MEN WEAR PINK RN
JULIE JANET
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CH ZOOLO’S WHEN THE LIGHT MEETS THE DARK DNA-VP
DONNA L SMITH
JESSICA L SMITH-TOOMEY
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Hall of Fame
ASCA has three separate programs to acknowledge
exceptional performance of its members and dogs. These
programs are:
THE VERSATILITY PROGRAM
• VCH – Versatility Champion
The VCH requirements are: (1)CH or A-CH, (2) OTDs, OTDc,
and ATDd. (3) One of the following five: (a) CDX, (b)CD
&TD,(c) TDX, (d) Three Open Agility titles: Regular, Jumpers
and Gamblers (standard, junior or veterans), (e)REM .
New Versatility Champions (VCH)
VCH CH DIAMOND HILL KASHMIR SAPPHIRE OTDcs ATDd
CD REX RMX REMX DNA-VP
JAMIE L HANSEN
DONNA K BURDICK
VCH ATCH-IV PCH A-CH PAWS ZONES SIMPLY
IRRESISTIBLE ATDds CD OTDc OFTDs RTX DNA-VP
PEGGY A TIMM
VCH A-CH SRN EAGLE YOURS TRULY CD OFTDs OTDs
ATDcd GV-O JV-E RV-O RN
LUCIENNE MIODONSKI
KEVIN MIODONSKI
VCH PCH WTCH A-CH SUNPIPER LOOK IT UP CDX GS-O
JS-O RS-O RE
HELEN FERGUSON
KATHY FRETZ
Business Office Report
VCH PCH CH RTCH TREESTAR 1SLICKCHICK@
STORMYLEE CDX ATDds OTDc GS-N JS-O RS-O
RTX DNA-VP
REBECCA S ANDROFF
• SVCH – Supreme Versatility Champion
The SVCH requirements are: (1) CH or A-CH, (2) WTCH. (3)
One of the following three: (a) UD, (b) Three Elite Agility
titles: Regular, Jumpers and Gamblers (standard, junior or
veterans), (c) REMX.
New Supreme Versatility Champion
SVCH VCH WTCH A-CH FLAMIN T SHADOW IN THE NIGHT
CD GS-E JS-E-SP RV-E RA DNA-VP
SUSAN BYRNE
THE PERFORMANCE PROGRAM
• PCH – Performance Champion
The PCH requirements are: (1) Two ATD titles and (2) Two
out of the following four: (a) CDX, (b) CD/TD, (c) Open
titles in Agility (Open Regular, Open Gamblers, and Open
Jumpers), in Standard, Veterans, or Junior Handlers division,
(d) REM. Titles appropriate for the PCH earned before
the implementation date of the PCH title may be used in
qualifying for the PCH title.
New Perfomance Champions (PCH)
PCH BAYWINDS READY FOR TAKEOFF ODX TDX STDc
ATDds
LISA KLEIN
ATCH-II OTCH PCH RTCH HARDROCK’S CAVERN KISSED
UD OTDs ATDcd RTX
NANCY C CHROMEY
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES
COMPAGNONS DU BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX
DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
PCH CH RTCH LEGENDS STARN SCENIC OUTLOOK ODX
ATDds RTX DNA-VP
COREY NORMAN
ATCH-II PCH WTCH LET’S TALK ABOUT COME TO ME ATD-
Ms AFTDs OFTDcdm CDX RNX RA DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
ATCH-V PCH OXFORD’S JESS RATTLE YO’ HOCKS ATDds
CDX RA
DEBBIE POWELL
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH S BAR L COLEMAN REX RMX
REMX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
VCH PCH WTCH A-CH SUNPIPER LOOK IT UP CDX GS-O
JS-O RS-O RE
HELEN FERGUSON
KATHY FRETZ
• SPCH – Supreme Performance Champion
The SPCH requirements are: (1) WTCH, (2) Two out of the
following three: (a) UD, (b) Elite titles in Agility (Elite Regular,
Elite Gamblers, and Elite Jumpers) in Standard ,Veterans, or
Junior Handlers division, (c) REMX. Titles appropriate for the
SPCH earned before the implementation date of the SPCH
title may be used in qualifying for the SPCH title.
New Supreme Perfomance Champions (SPCH)
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES
COMPAGNONS DU BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX
DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH S BAR L COLEMAN REX RMX
REMX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
ASCA HALL OF FAME
99:02 Effective 1/1/03 add to HOF requirements passed April
2002: Any allowed titles earned toward HOF requirements
prior to 1/1/03 will count toward HOF requirements after
1/1/03. Any allowed titles earned after 1/1/03 must be
earned under the new HOF requirements.
Dam: Eight Qualifying Titles with a combination of 2
Stockdog or Conformation titles and the remaining 6
earned from any area.
Sire: Twelve Qualifying Titles with a combination of 3
Stockdog or Conformation titles and the remaining 9
earned from any area.
Kennel: Twenty Qualifying Titles with a combination of 10
Stockdog and Conformation titles with a minimum
of three qualifying titles of each (Stockdog and
Conformation titles). The remaining 10 may be earned
from any area.
Qualifying Titles:
Agility: RS-O or RV-O or RJ-O
Obedience: CDX
Tracking: TD or TDU
Stockdog: ATDd, OTDs, OTDc
Conformation: CH and A-CH
Rally: RM
Effective Date: 6/1/15
NEW HALL OF FAME SIRES
#375 WTCH DIAMOND BLUFF COWBOY CLASSIC
AFTDs DNA-CP
HARRIET INGHOLM
#376 WTCH CH BRIARCLIFF ONYX OVERBOARD GV-E
JS-O RS-N DNA-VP
PETER J & SHEILA J DOLAN
#377 SLASH V SHINING TIDE DNA-VP
STEVEN & HEATHER WINN
#378 CH RAGTIME SUREFIRE ENTOURAGE! DNA-
VP
SUMMER JEWEL FULS
#379 CH HARMONY HILL’S REED MY LIPS DNA-
VP
ADAM TAVARES III & HEATHER BRADDOCK
#380 THE HIGHLIGHT OF ROUSTABOUT STDs DNA-
VP
ANDREAS HEILMANN
#381 CH HALIFAX PRINCE OF TIDES GV-O RV-E RV-O
DNA-VP
FRAN SWANSON
#382 SVCH VCH ATCH-II WTCH CH WILDVINES BAD N
BLUE CD RM DNA-VP
CYNTHIA CLARK
#383 VCH WTCH CH DIAMOND AIRE MIDNITE SMOKE
RTDcs AFTDdsm CDX RM DNA-VP
HALL OF FAME DAMS
#552 WTCH DANCING SKIES TOTAL ECLIPSE CDX
RTDcs DNA-CP
MARIE MURPHY
#553 OXFORDS STARR OF MY HEART
PHYLLIS NEESE, NANCY J HILL, & GAYLE OXFORD
#554 WTCH FAIROAKS ABSOLUTE CINNER GS-O JS-E
RV-E DNA-CP
NINA KRAMMER
#555 CH REDROCKS HEARTBREAKER UPNCOMIN
DNA-VP
KATHY BRYAN
#556 HEARTHSTONE’S ECLAIR BLANC DNA-VP
BERNARD ROUGETET
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#557 BERET’S ICEY BROOKE OTDc STDds DNA-
VP
JUDY DESHAZO
#558 ATCH-III WTCH PAWS ZONE’S EXTRA CREDIT CD
OFTDs DNA-CP
PEGGY A TIMM DVM
#559 CH WATERFALL’S PREMIEREATDAYBREAK CD
JS-N RS-N DNA-VP
REBECCA MCCOY
#560 W LAZY J BLUE BELLE DNA-VP
BETTY WILLIAMS
#561 A DUKE RING TOWEL DNA-CP
RACHEL VEST
HALL OF FAME KENNELS
#160 SUNPIPER
KATHY & DAN FRETZ
#169 BROADWAY
MAGGIE & LUKE PRYOR
#170 TREESTARR
REBECCA ANDROFF
99:02 Passed August 2008:
20 points required
Qualifying Titles & Points:
6 pts required/STOCK: Minimum of 2 dogs required. A dog
may have more than one title count. ATDs (1pt), ATDc
(1pt), PATDs (1pt), PATDc (1pt), RTDsc (1 pt)
6 pts required/CONFORMATION: (Those used in HOF may
be re-used for HOFX). A-CH (1pt), CH (1pt)
5 pts required/PERFORMANCE: Minimum of 5 required – A
dog may have more than one title count. Obedience:
UD (1pt), Agility: J+G+S-E (Any combination – regular,
junior & veterans equal 1pt)), Rally: REMX (1pt),
Tracking: TDX (1pt), OR additional stock or conformation
titles as named above may be substituted
3 pts required/EXCELLENCE: Minimum of 2 dogs required
– A dog may have more than one point count. Each (1pt)
- WTCH, ATCH, OTCH, VCH, SVCH, PCH, SPCH
A breeder/kennel must have earned HOF prior to
applying for HOFX.
Appendix C Hall of Fame Application and Appendix D Hall
of Fame Excellent Application are in the MVA/HOF
Rulebook. The Rulebook and these forms may be
downloaded at the ASCA Website or ordered from the
ASCA Business Office.
The following Kennels have qualified for
HALL OF FAME EXCELLENT
NONE REPORTED THIS ISSUE
Judges News
CONFORMATION
The following people have applied for Non Regular
Judge:
Myriam Langen
Steinberger Weg 5
Todenbuttel 24819 Germany
Business Office Report
The following people have applied for Provisional
Breeder Judge:
Corey Norman # 4651
3121 Van Buren
Hudsonville, MI 49426
616-889-8656
The membership has forty five (45) days to respond
with comments, positive or negative, concerning these
individuals. Please send all comments to the ASCA
Executive Secretary (executive.secretary@asca.org )
or the ASCA Business Office (manager@asca.org).
***
Congratulations! The following person have
successfully satisfied all the requirements at the
current judge level and have been approved for move
up.
Non Regular
Julie Ostberg
4667 Arthur Rd.
Slinger, WI 53086
414-640-3925
Breeder
Betsy Atkinson #4750
1799 RT 91
Fabius, NY 13063
315-416-1121
Senior
Susan Harris #
1044 Kylie Place
Hickman, CA 95323
209-874-2094
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SHADEGUARD
SKYMOOR
SKYWAY
SLIDING S
STRAWBERRYFIELD
SUMMERWIND
EDORAS
GOLD COUNTRY
GOOD-FELLOW
HAULINBYE
MOUNTAINASH
PINE RIVER
TEMAIR
TINSELTOWN
TURNIN’ THE HERD
WINDHAM HILL
KENNEL EXPIRATION REPORT
RAINFIRE
RIP ROARIN
SUGARBIRD
SUNUP
UNDENIABLE
Obedience
OBEDIENCE CERTIFICATES
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
BEGINNER NOVICE (BN):
CH BAYWINDS SHININ’ BRIGHTLY BN GS-N JS-E-OP RS-O RNX
FAITH A BAKER
WENDY WAGGONER
COPPER HILL CUIDAD CONELROJO BN RNX RAX DNA-VP
APRIL CARON
JAMARA-LOSSUENOS ICE BREAKER @ JUBILEE BN RN
BARBARA PETERS
DOROTHY A MONTANO
LYNDA PEPPEL
JND’S LITTLE RED GTO @ PARFAIT BN RNX DNA-VP
JULIE FAIT
JULIE OSTBERG
LONG-BROOKRIDGE TAKIN BACK MY HEART BN STDd JS-O RS-N
RNX RAX REX DNA-VP
MARY C ISENHOUR-LONG
SUSAN MOOREHEAD
MI-T’S BOUNCES FINAL D-LIVERY BN RN
KYM BASE
BRANDI LYNN CAREY
MI-T’S FULL OF FIRE STDs BN RN DNA-VP
KYM BASE
BRANDI LYNN CAREY
A-CH REVELAIRE’S FIRE HAZARD BN RNX RM DNA-CP
JENNIFER L. GREEN
ROCKIN F BLUE DUCK STDd BN RNX RM DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
WTCH CH SHELL BLUFF TAKE OVER THE GAME BN RAX DNA-VP
BREANN ELLIS
JOY ELLIS
SNOWBELTS IN THE NICK OF TIME BN
ROBIN A COONEY
STARGATE’S BLUE WATERS RISING BN GS-O JS-N RS-O RNX RNC
ROBIN BARBER
STEEL RIO’S BALLOU MOON BN JS-N RN DNA-VP
ELIZABETH (LIZ) CARTER
TRI STAR CIMARRON OF GRANADA BN RNX DNA-VP
DEBBIE VOELKER
CH UPROAR CODY’S APPALOOSA KID BN GS-O-SP JS-E-OP RS-E
DNA-VP
JAN POOLE
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
WESTERNHILLS WARP 2 THE LIMIT BN GS-O JV-E-SP RS-E RN
KAREN LYNN DAHLE
ANNEKA MIKEL DAHLE
AUBRIE LYNN DAHLE
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COMPANION DOG (CD):
ALL IS ON MERLOT OF MAXWELL CD
JANE YATES
BRENDA ALLISON
CH ALLSTARS SUNDEW FIRESTARTER BN STDs OTDd CD RAX
RM DNA-VP
ROBBI A NORMAN
COREY NORMAN
CH BAYWIND & SUPREME TURN THE PAGE CD GS-O JS-E RS-O
RM
DIANE MUNSON
WENDY WAGGONER
LYNN R CHASE
BAYWINDS FLIGHT OF KITTY HAWK BN CD RNX RSA-N JSA-N
GSA-N
LESLIE A. BERRY
CASSELCREEK THAT’S THE SPIRIT! BN CD RNX RAX REX RMX
THERESA CASSELMAN
REBECCA PUGH
CANDACE HUFFMAN
CC ROSECREEK’S BLUE FIRE BN CD RNX RAX RMX
SILKE DITSCHLER
LISA DITSCHLER
ATCH-III CHUKKER’S JUMP THE GUN STDd CD RAX DNA-VP
WENDY CERILLI
COLORADO’S MORTAROSA MICHAELANGELO CD
GLENN E MORTON
COUNTRYWOODS HASHTAG I’M IT CD DNA-VP
SUNDAY L MILES
K-J DOWN N DIRTY AT 2M STDcds CD GS-N JS-E RS-N REX
DNA-VP
MARY MANNERS
LET’S TALK ABOUT HIDDEN DESIRE CD GS-N JS-N
DANIELA FEHR
LET’S TALK ABOUT JADE’S FINAL CD RN
GERLINDE OESTERREICHER
MASQUERADE MISS MONEYPENNY CD RNX RAX
SUSANNE OEHLER
MPOSSIBLE WATCHOUT FOR LOKI CD JS-N RAX
JANE E PALMER
MARY ANN MAGNESS
PAWS ZONE’S KEEP THE FAITH CD
PAMELA YESSA
RAINYDAY’S A TWIST IN MY STORY STDcds CD GS-O JS-N-OP
RS-O RAX RE
LACEY KAFER
RUFF’N’TUFF ALL ABOUT BOOTS BN CD RNX RAX REX
STEFANIE ZAHLMANN
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
ATCH-V SHADOWRUNS DANCING IN THE SAND CD RNX RM
KATHRYN GREFF
KRISTIN RUSH
SLASH V RADIANT CHARM STDc CD RNX RAX
JUDI TRUSKEY
CH SUNDEW ALLSTAR’S FLEXIBLE FLYER BN CD GS-E JS-E RS-O
RAX RE DNA-VP
KATHRYN A DAWSON
TEMPTATION’S BOLT FROM THE BLUE OTDds CD GS-E JS-E
RS-N RN
ROBYN JOHNSON-GARRETT
BRUCE GARRETT
CH WOODLANDS MAGIC SPARK OF BLUE RAIN BN CD RNX RAX
DNA-VP
MICHELLE AMBROSIUS
ELIZABETH FISHLER
GARY ROBERSON
COMPANION DOG EXCELLENT (CDX):
A-CH CW’S HOT CANYON WIND STDd CDX GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
RAX REX RMX REM
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
D BAR D’S PIGTAILS AND LACE BN CDX RNX RAX REX RMX REM
DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
Business Office Report
GLENNCOVE’S SUMMERNIGHTDREAM CDX JV-O RV-O RM RNX
RAX DNA-VP
ANGELA BUSKIES
ATCH-II PCH WTCH LET’S TALK ABOUT COME TO ME ATD-Ms
AFTDs OFTDcdm CDX RNX RA DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
LET’S TALK ABOUT DARK WITCH STDd OTDs CDX GS-E JS-E-OP
RS-E DNA-VP
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
ATCH-V PCH OXFORD’S JESS RATTLE YO’ HOCKS ATDds CDX RA
DEBBIE POWELL
S BAR L OKIE B COOL STDcs OTDd CDX RNX DNA-VP
NADJA ZLENDER
OPEN DOG EXCELLENT (ODX):
PCH BAYWINDS READY FOR TAKEOFF ODX TDX STDc ATDds
LISA KLEIN
CH SAILEN ACRES KING OF THE BANDITS ODX GS-N JS-O RS-O
RNX RAX RSA-N DNA-VP JSA-O
LAURA RICHARDSON
JAYCEE CARTMELL
WEECKS TALK TO ME ZOEY ODX JV-O REX REM RMX DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
RTCH WILDSONG’S HAPPY DAY ‘N NIGHT CDX ODX RTX DNA-VP
CARINA LACH
SILVIA HEITMANN
OTCH (OTCH):
OTCH GAFGLENS DELMONTES SWEET FRUIT UD GS-O JS-N RS-O
SUZANNE JOHNSON
RICHARD JOHNSON
OTCH WINDYPINES CAST’N MERLIN MAGIC UD RA
LISA USSERY
STEFANIE NAWLIN
OTCH2 (OTCH2):
OTCH2 A-CH STONE RIDGE’S CANBOULAY BLISS UD RE
PENNY B JAMESON
JENNIFER D CANNON
OTCH3 (OTCH3):
OTCH3 BAYWINDS STETSON 200X UDX RN
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
WENDY WAGGONER
OTCH4 (OTCH4):
OTCH4 FIREWATER’S WINNIE THE POOH UDX RNX
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
UTILITY DOG (UD):
GRANADA’S HONG TIAN MA UD TD RNC RNX REX RM
MARTHA HO
PETER HO
GUDY’S KEEP A PROMISE MINONODIN ODX UD RTX DNA-VP
GUDRUN DYTRYCH
UTILITY DOG EXCELLENT (UDX):
OTCH3 BAYWINDS STETSON 200X UDX RN
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
WENDY WAGGONER
Rally
RALLY CERTIFICATE
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
RALLY ADVANCED (RA):
BALEEZE’S RED BOOTS FOR X-MAS RNX RAX
RIKE GEIST
KATHARINA SCHEUCH
BOLLWERK’S POWER OF THE SUN RA DNA-VP
STEPHANIE BAUM
BONFIRE’S RED SUN GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N RA
NANCY MARTIN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BRENREA’S HIGH FIVE CD RNX RAX
JODY MUNSON
CALLISTO DANCE TONIGHT RNX RNC RA
JERRI MARTIN
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
COPPER HILLS DONNER BLITZKRIEG CDX TD GS-N JS-N RS-N
RA DNA-VP
JANE E PALMER
KATHY KELLOGG
COUNTRYWOODS I THINK I CAN CD RA
REBECCA SNYDER
SUNDAY L MILES
CH CW’S STANDING OVATION RNX RAX
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
PCH WTCH DC-MIRACLE’S PARADISE OFTDm AFTDds CDX GS-O
JS-O RS-O RNX RAX DNA-VP
ILONA PFEFFER
ELEMENTS JUST BETWEEN US STDs RNX RAX
MELANIE LICCIARDI
NADINE SCHOTT
CH EVERREADY COUPE DE VILLE CD RAX DNA-VP
RORY LEE ELLSWORTH
AURIE FINLEY
SVCH VCH WTCH A-CH FLAMIN T SHADOW IN THE NIGHT CD
GS-E JS-E-SP RV-E RA DNA-VP
SUSAN BYRNE
CH GATORHEAVENS 1ST N GOAL RA DNA-VP
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
CH GEMFIRE’S FUN ON THE RUN RA
ANGELA SMITH
JESSICA T. SMALLEY
IGNITED’S RED SOLO PUP BN CD GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-O RNX
RAX RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N
NIKI MANNING
JAMARA’S DREAM WORLD OF LOS SUENOS STDs GS-O JS-O
RS-N RA
CAROLYN MILLER
JESS’S NOTHING TO LOSE GS-N JS-O RS-N RA
DAISY HABRAKEN
KG’S COAST TO COAST RA DNA-VP
AMY M GIBBS
KATIE GIBBS
KG’S MAXIMUS MONSTER MAN RNX RA DNA-CP
AMY M GIBBS
LEGENDS STARN SIR HECTOR UD RAX
TRUDY MCCARTER
ATCH-II PCH WTCH LET’S TALK ABOUT COME TO ME ATD-Ms
AFTDs OFTDcdm CDX RNX RA DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
LIESL GS-E JS-E-SP RS-E-SP RA
JODY CULL
JAMES WALTON
MASQUERADE MISS MONEYPENNY CD RNX RAX
SUSANNE OEHLER
MERIMORS FOREVER MISTY BN CD RNX RNC RA
CLAUDIA C REED
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MOON RISE A SECRET PLEASURE STDds RNX RAX
SILKE JUENGLING
CH MOONSTONETERRA-BLUE RED LITE BN CD RNX RAX DNA-VP
ALICIA CAMPBELL
EMMY ADASIEWICZ
MORGAN CAMPBELL
SAMANTHA STOEKE
MPOSSIBLE WATCHOUT FOR LOKI CD JS-N RAX
JANE E PALMER
MARY ANN MAGNESS
MY MONTANA SKY BN GS-N-SP JS-N-OP RS-N RNX RA
JANE TRUDE
NEWSTARINTHESKY SHEPHERDSSTARS RAX RNX RE
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
SASKIA BYNENS
NIGHTFALL’S RADIANT DARKNESS RA
SASKIA GERDIKEN
JULIA ZWIEHOFF
PRESTIGE HIGH FLY’N ELF CD GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX RA
DONNA R CRARY-JOHNSON
PSR LOCKED AND LOADED RNX RAX
DAWNA SIMS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
RHF’S AUTUMN WIND STDs BN RNX RAX
DANA OSWALD
ROCKING A THOR’S WOLF RA
KRISTEN STRADLEIGH
AUDREY B WARTMAN
CH ROCKWATER’S MOMENT OF GLORY RAX DNA-VP
NICOLE REINTGES
WALTER REINTGES
RUFF’N’TUFF ALL ABOUT BOOTS BN CD RNX RAX REX
STEFANIE ZAHLMANN
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
VAQUERO’S MIDNIGHT PANDEMONIUM GS-N-OP JS-O RS-N
RNX RA
DEBORAH LANG
CH WEECKS COCOA BEAN ROCCO JJ-O RS-N RA DNA-VP
BIRGIT WEECKS
WYNDSTAR’S FORGET ME NOT RNX RA DNA-VP
JERRY FRANCISCO
KERRY KIRTLEY
RALLY ADVANCED X (RAX):
BALEEZE’S RED BOOTS FOR X-MAS RNX RAX
RIKE GEIST
KATHARINA SCHEUCH
BRENREA’S HIGH FIVE CD RNX RAX
JODY MUNSON
CC SILK BLACKBIRD OF ROSECREEK CD BN JV-O RV-O REX REM
RMX RAX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
CH CW’S STANDING OVATION RNX RAX
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
PCH WTCH DC-MIRACLE’S PARADISE OFTDm AFTDds CDX GS-O
JS-O RS-O RNX RAX DNA-VP
ILONA PFEFFER
ELEMENTS JUST BETWEEN US STDs RNX RAX
MELANIE LICCIARDI
NADINE SCHOTT
CH EVERREADY COUPE DE VILLE CD RAX DNA-VP
RORY LEE ELLSWORTH
AURIE FINLEY
IGNITED’S RED SOLO PUP BN CD GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-O RNX
RAX RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N
NIKI MANNING
JACKANAPES SEA OF STARS RNX RAX
ASTRID BURMESTER
LEGENDS STARN SIR HECTOR UD RAX
TRUDY MCCARTER
MASQUERADE MISS MONEYPENNY CD RNX RAX
SUSANNE OEHLER
Business Office Report
MOON RISE A SECRET PLEASURE STDds RNX RAX
SILKE JUENGLING
CH MOONSTONETERRA-BLUE RED LITE BN CD RNX RAX DNA-VP
ALICIA CAMPBELL
EMMY ADASIEWICZ
MORGAN CAMPBELL
SAMANTHA STOEKE
MPOSSIBLE WATCHOUT FOR LOKI CD JS-N RAX
JANE E PALMER
MARY ANN MAGNESS
PSR LOCKED AND LOADED RNX RAX
DAWNA SIMS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
DIANE BETTIS
RHF’S AUTUMN WIND STDs BN RNX RAX
DANA OSWALD
CH ROCKWATER’S MOMENT OF GLORY RAX DNA-VP
NICOLE REINTGES
WALTER REINTGES
ROSEWOODS TRUE BLUE AT KEN-LIN BN CD RNX RNC RAX
DNA-VP
LINDA HAYWARD SYKES
RUFF’N’TUFF ALL ABOUT BOOTS BN CD RNX RAX REX
STEFANIE ZAHLMANN
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
SPCH PCH WTCH SUNNYCREEKS INFINITEREFLECTION ODX
GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E RTX
SILKE JUENGLING
RALLY EXCELLENT (RE):
CH CATTAIL RIDGE CLEARED FOR LANDING CD BN GS-N JS-O
RS-N RNX RNC RAX REX
ASHLEY WERSINGER
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
A-CH CHASE’S KEEPING THE FAITH CD RE
SUSAN BYRNE
WILLIAM B BYRNE
COPPERHILLSIFEVER BOADICEA CD GS-N JS-O RS-O RE DNA-VP
APRIL CARON
KATHY KELLOGG
JEANNE R HEGER
COUNTRYWOOD RUFFCUT CRYSTAL@WV CD GS-N JS-O RS-N
RE DNA-VP
CYNTHIA CLARK
CRYSTAL WINDS MR RIGHT! STDs OTDd BN RE DNA-VP
JODI DOVEL
D BAR D’S YIPPIE KI YAY CD RNX RAX RE
MELANIE SEEPOL
FALLING STAR BAD UNCLE OF GER RE DNA-VP
KARIN OTT
INGO SCHULZ
GOLDMERLE WHAT HAPPENS N VEGAS GS-O JV-E-OP RS-E RE
AMANDA GLAZAR
GOLDSTAR STILL SINGS OLD SONGS BN RNX RNC RAX RAC RE
LYNDA L SHACKELFORD
CH HAPPY SPARK APPLE BLOSSOM JS-N RE DNA-VP
KARIN DEKKER
CH JEVERS DASH OF BLUE RM DNA-VP
RONJA SCHACHT
JUST DO IT’S FABULOUS WEAVE BN CD GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX
RAX RE
ALEXANDER LEHN
K-J DOWN N DIRTY AT 2M STDcds CD GS-N JS-E RS-N REX
DNA-VP
MARY MANNERS
MONREAL’S A MAGIC MOMENT CISCA RNX REX DNA-VP
MARIANNE MONREAL
MOON RISE SECRET SURFER RE DNA-VP
ANDREA SCHELL
NEWSTARINTHESKY SHEPHERDSSTARS RAX RNX RE
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
SASKIA BYNENS
PEPPER DOGS SIMPLY THE BEST STDds CD JS-O RNX RE
ILONA PFEFFER & ANDREA STOFFEL
PEPPER DOGS TIME TO PLAY GS-N JS-E RS-O RNX RAX RE
DNA-VP
BRIGITTE ALT-NOELTING
ILONA PFEFFER
PICASSO’S TOTALLY SHOCKING BN RNX RM
NADINE KERBERGER
ANJA STEFANIE HUEBSCH
WTCH A-CH PSR SHADOWSEND JOURNEY RNX RAX RE
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
DAWNA SIMS
RAZZMATAZZ’S TAXMAN CD RNX RAX RE
CHRYSTAL L. BECK
CH RHF’S ASHES IN THE WIND BN REX RM
ROBIN BOLENDER
RIVERHILL’S INDIGO ABBY GV-E JV-E-OP RV-E RNX RAX REX
CHERYL PASTICK
RUFF’N’TUFF ALL ABOUT BOOTS BN CD RNX RAX REX
STEFANIE ZAHLMANN
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
SHADBRIAR PI R SQUARED RE
TEENA MEADORS
ATCH SOME KIND OF MAGIC IT WASN’TME STDcs GS-E-SP
JS-E-SP RE DNA-VP
PEGGY MEERSMAN
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
CH SUNNYCREEK HEAVENLY HAPPY HUNK GS-N JS-O RS-N RE
DNA-VP
KARIN DEKKER
VAQUERO’S HARD CIDER AT MCVAN’S RNX RAX REX
KATIE C VAN DE SANDT
NEIL MCMULLIN
RALLY EXCELLENT MASTERS (REM):
CH BAMBOO RUN’S DARK KNIGHT BN JS-N RNX RAX REX RMX
REM DNA-VP
TERRI REIN
BURNINGSTARS ANGELS ARISE BN CD RNX RNC RAX REM
DNA-VP
BETTINA ALFARO
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
COOPERVILLES SPRING IN MY STEP BN CD RNX REX RMX REMX
KATHY A EUDY
A-CH CW’S HOT CANYON WIND STDd CDX GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
RAX REX RMX REM
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
D BAR D’S PIGTAILS AND LACE BN CDX RNX RAX REX RMX REM
DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
CH DREAMEYESBLACKPEARL CD BN RAX RMX REM REX
MELANIE SAUER
MAGDA GILLES
A-CH EVERREADY FREE FALLIN CDX GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX
SARA AMELSE
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS DU
BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
LAVENDERBLOSSOM SPRING FLOWER GS-O JS-E RS-E REX REM
DNA-VP
TANJA HANSMANN
HEIKO HANSMANN
LAVENDERBLOSSOM SPRING TEMPEST GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX
RNC REX RAX REM DNA-VP
TANJA HANSMANN
HEIKO HANSMANN
MAGICSTAR’S SILVER MOON BN CD RNX RAX RNC REM DNA-VP
BETTINA ALFARO
CAROLA NEUMANN
CH REVELAIRE THE IRON MAN STDd JS-N RNX RAX RMX REX
REM
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
CH RHF’S COLORS OF THE WIND CD RMX REX REM DNA-VP
ROBIN BOLENDER
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ROSES AND DREAMS HEARTBEAT RAX RMX REX REM
JOSE AGUILAR
KIM DE LEEUW
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH S BAR L COLEMAN REX RMX REMX
DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
SOMEKINDOFMAGIC OKAY TO SMILE REX RMX REM
JOSE AGUILAR
SOMEKINDOFMAGIC ONTOPOFTHWORLD GS-N JS-O REM
CARO MAES
STONE RIDGE WYLDEWOODE WEEKEND ODX RNX REX REM
ANNETTE CYBORON
CH WEECKS PRECIOUS PATCH IN RED CD JS-N RAX REX RMX
REM DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
RALLY EXCELLENT MASTERS X (REMX):
ATCH-IV BONFIRE’S LIFE IN THE FAST LANE STDd ODX OTDs RTX
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
COOPERVILLES SPRING IN MY STEP BN CD RNX REX RMX REMX
KATHY A EUDY
A-CH EVERREADY FREE FALLIN CDX GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX
SARA AMELSE
GUDY’S KEEP A PROMISE MINONODIN ODX UD RTX DNA-VP
GUDRUN DYTRYCH
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS DU
BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
NINEVEH’S RED LICORICE TWIST BN STDd ODX GS-E-OP JS-E
RS-E RNX REX RMX REMX
BARBARA MILLER
ATCH SPCH PCH WTCH S BAR L COLEMAN REX RMX REMX
DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
SCALLYWAG’S MISS SOPHIE GS-N JS-N RAX REX RMX REMX
BERND LEWEJOHANN
STORMY VALLEY SUMMER BREEZE GV-E JV-E RS-E RNX REX RMX
REMX DNA-VP
TANJA HANSMANN
HEIKO HANSMANN
ANASTASIA STRUECKER
TREASURETYME FINAL DESIGN RTX DNA-VP
LORI ANGLEMYER
BETH ANGLEMYER
RALLY EXCELLENT X (REX):
CASSELCREEK THAT’S THE SPIRIT! BN CD RNX RAX REX RMX
THERESA CASSELMAN
REBECCA PUGH
CANDACE HUFFMAN
CH CATTAIL RIDGE CLEARED FOR LANDING CD BN GS-N JS-O
RS-N RNX RNC RAX REX
ASHLEY WERSINGER
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
CH DREAMEYESBLACKPEARL CD BN RAX RMX REM REX
MELANIE SAUER
MAGDA GILLES
HEAVENLY STARS ACROSS UNIVERSE RNX RMX REM REX
DNA-VP
CHRISTIANE REINERS
K-J DOWN N DIRTY AT 2M STDcds CD GS-N JS-E RS-N REX
DNA-VP
MARY MANNERS
MONREAL’S A MAGIC MOMENT CISCA RNX REX DNA-VP
MARIANNE MONREAL
OCEAN OF FIRE’S NIGHTFALL RNX RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
JULIA ZWIEHOFF
PICASSO’S STOLEN MIRACLE BN RNX RAX REX RMX
LARA MARIA KOENIG & NADINE KERBERGER
Business Office Report
CH REVELAIRE THE IRON MAN STDd JS-N RNX RAX RMX REX
REM
DAWN WILLIAMS & TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
CH RHF’S ASHES IN THE WIND BN REX RM
ROBIN BOLENDER
CH RHF’S COLORS OF THE WIND CD RMX REX REM DNA-VP
ROBIN BOLENDER
RIVERHILL’S INDIGO ABBY GV-E JV-E-OP RV-E RNX RAX REX
CHERYL PASTICK
RUFF’N’TUFF ALL ABOUT BOOTS BN CD RNX RAX REX
STEFANIE ZAHLMANN
ALEXANDRA LEHNERT
TRAUMFAENGER’S WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
UTE SCHNEIDER
BERND SCHNEIDER
NADINE FUNKE
TREESTARR SHENANIGANS@ORACLE BN STDds CD RNX RAX
REX DNA-VP
REBECCA S ANDROFF
AYELLA GROSSMAN
VAQUERO’S HARD CIDER AT MCVAN’S RNX RAX REX
KATIE C VAN DE SANDT
NEIL MCMULLIN
RALLY MASTERS (RM):
CH ALLSTAR’S KEEP ON TRUCKIN’ CD GS-E JS-E RS-E RMX
KALLIE BONTRAGER
ROBBI A NORMAN
CASSELCREEK THAT’S THE SPIRIT! BN CD RNX RAX REX RMX
THERESA CASSELMAN
REBECCA PUGH
CANDACE HUFFMAN
CC ROSECREEK’S BLUE FIRE BN CD RNX RAX RMX
SILKE DITSCHLER
LISA DITSCHLER
WTCH A-CH CU-D’S WILD BUNCH DUTCH OF PSR BN CD GV-N
JV-O RV-N RAX REX REC RM
DIANA L CURL
DAWNA SIMS
RTCH HIFI’S FLOWER LEI BN CD GS-N JS-N RS-N RTX DNA-VP
HEIDI IVERSON
HOWLYN SAZBRAT LUCK BE A LADY BN CD OTDs STDd GS-O JS-E
RS-O RNX RAX REX RM DNA-VP
SANDRA C HAWKINS
CH JEVERS DASH OF BLUE RM DNA-VP
RONJA SCHACHT
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS DU
BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
CH KINGS FERRY DONTTAKURLUV2TOWN BN RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
HARRY OWENS
TERRI REIN
WTCH MOTTS BLAZIN’ SUN JAMBOREE AFTDs BN CD ATD-Xds
RNX RAX REX RM
PAT WHITE
CH MS CATORI FROM SHEPHERDSSTARS GS-N JS-O RS-N RM
DNA-VP
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
ALLARD WAGENAAR
OCEAN OF FIRE’S NIGHTFALL RNX RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
JULIA ZWIEHOFF
PICASSO’S TOTALLY SHOCKING BN RNX RM
NADINE KERBERGER
ANJA STEFANIE HUEBSCH
CH RHF’S ASHES IN THE WIND BN REX RM
ROBIN BOLENDER
ROCKIN F BLUE DUCK STDd BN RNX RM DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
STARSWEPTS ENERGIZED BY BRIDEY BN GV-N-SP JV-N-SP RS-N
RAX RNC REX RM DNA-CP JSDA-N-SP GSDA-N
JULIE ANN FORWARD
STARSWEPTS SOAR’N ON BRIDEY’S WINGS BN CD GS-E JS-E
RS-E RNC RAX RAC REC REX RM
JULIE ANN FORWARD
TEMPTATION BRIGHT AS LIGHTNING STDds CD GS-E JS-E RS-O
RM
LINDA HAHN
TREESTARR GOOD KARMA VALENTINE CDX GV-N JV-E RV-O RAX
REX RM
LORRAINE LINDER
WATERFALL’S STELLAR PERFORMANCE CD JS-N RM DNA-VP
REBECCA MCCOY
WILDSONG’S OVERNIGHT EXPRESS ODX RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
CARINA LACH
SILVIA HEITMANN
XS SPEED IN THE FAST LEIN BN ODX GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
REX RMX
KRISTIN BACKSTROM
BILL BACKSTROM
RALLY MASTERS X (RMX):
CH ALLSTAR’S KEEP ON TRUCKIN’ CD GS-E JS-E RS-E RMX
KALLIE BONTRAGER
ROBBI A NORMAN
CH BAMBOO RUN’S DARK KNIGHT BN JS-N RNX RAX REX RMX
REM DNA-VP
TERRI REIN
CC ROSECREEK’S BLUE FIRE BN CD RNX RAX RMX
SILKE DITSCHLER
LISA DITSCHLER
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
CH DIAMOND HILL WATCH HER RISE CD RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
HANA SPITZ
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS DU
BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
CH KINGS FERRY DONTTAKURLUV2TOWN BN RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
HARRY OWENS
TERRI REIN
OCEAN OF FIRE’S NIGHTFALL RNX RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
JULIA ZWIEHOFF
PICASSO’S STOLEN MIRACLE BN RNX RAX REX RMX
LARA MARIA KOENIG
NADINE KERBERGER
CH RHF’S COLORS OF THE WIND CD RMX REX REM DNA-VP
ROBIN BOLENDER
TRAUMFAENGER’S WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
UTE SCHNEIDER
BERND SCHNEIDER
NADINE FUNKE
WILDSONG’S OVERNIGHT EXPRESS ODX RNX RAX REX RMX
DNA-VP
CARINA LACH
SILVIA HEITMANN
XS SPEED IN THE FAST LEIN BN ODX GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX
REX RMX
KRISTIN BACKSTROM
BILL BACKSTROM
RALLY NOVICE (RN):
ARCOIRIS SETTING THE FIRE @ RESOLUTE RNX
LACEY CURRY
BARNWOODS ON THE BRIGHT SIDE RNX
WENDY BERTSCH
BAYWINDS DELIGHTFUL DICKENS RNX
LORETTA DELINGER
WENDY WAGGONER
CH BONFIRE’S RIDING SHOTGUN STDcds GS-N JS-N-SP RS-N RN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CH CALAIS CAROLINA ROOSTERHOTSAUCE BN RN
KERRY DAVIS
CAROLINA CALAIS STORY TELLER RN
LINDA HAYWARD SYKES
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RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
CMA CHEAP THRILLS RN
CRYSTAL PHILBROOK
COUNTRY-WAY SKYWING ROSEMARY N THYME RN
SANDRA PENN
NINA ELLIS
KIM BUFFUM
CURLY SUE RNX DNA-VP
MARIO GERTH
DEFIANCE E&J’S IZZYBELLA RED RNX DNA-VP
JOY ANDERSEN
ERIC ANDERSEN
DIAMOND HILL MAN OF MYSTERY AND MAGIC RN
LAUREN MATHES
JAMIE L HANSEN
DONNA K BURDICK
CH GOODLUCK MY BARNEY BOY RN DNA-VP
VERA WIRTH
PIA VON SCHLICHTEGROLL
HIGHLINES WYATT OF TOMBSTONE RN
SHAWN O’HARA
JACQUIE HALLENBECK
CH IN HILLBILLYS MILLION $ BABY RNX DNA-VP
ELKE PHILIPPY
STEPHANIE KRAUSE
IVYFARM BONANZA GJ-N JJ-O RJ-N RNX DNA-VP
JENNIFER SMAIL & SOREN SMAIL
JAMARA-LOSSUENOS ICE BREAKER @ JUBILEE BN RN
BARBARA PETERS
DOROTHY A MONTANO
LYNDA PEPPEL
JND’S LITTLE RED GTO @ PARFAIT BN RNX DNA-VP
JULIE FAIT
JULIE OSTBERG
LET’S TALK ABOUT DARK KNIGHT OTDds STDc GS-E JS-E RS-E
RN DNA-VP
MARIE-THERESE MILOTTA-BERKA
LET’S TALK ABOUT GENIUS NEWTON STDd OTDs CD GS-E
JS-E-OP RS-O RN
SABINE FRANZ
LITTLE GIPSY’S AMAZING ATLANTA RN
TATJANA HIX
MAGNUS CHRIMA SPORTASETA BRASS ONES RN
DOROTHY L BUMB
MAMA MIA OF THE MIGHTY CROWN JS-O RS-N RN DNA-VP
BIRGIT WEECKS
TINA WILK
MI-T’S BOUNCES FINAL D-LIVERY BN RN
KYM BASE
BRANDI LYNN CAREY
MPOSSIBLE HEAVENLY ROYAL OPORTO RN
STACY SELMAN
MARY ANN MAGNESS
NEWSTARINTHESKY SHEPHERDSSTARS RAX RNX RE
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
SASKIA BYNENS
NIGHTFALL’S RADIANT DARKNESS RA
SASKIA GERDIKEN
JULIA ZWIEHOFF
OUR MAGIC STAR SHEPHERDSSTARS RN
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDds GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
PEGGY A TIMM
PEPPER DOGS STARDUST STDds RD GS-N JS-E RNX
ILONA PFEFFER
PICASSO’S DROP DEAD GORGEOUS! RN
MARIO BEITZEL
NADINE KERBERGER
PLEASED TO MEET YOU SHEPHERDSSTARS RN
PEGGY MEERSMAN
POLEPOSITION OF ELBE EOVYN BN RN
JOHANNA GEBHARDT
WTCH CH PRECISION’S I’M FEELING LUCKY GS-N JS-O RN
LAURIE MERCER
JERRY ROWE
KRISTIN HENRY-WALDEN
Business Office Report
WTCH PSR WILD ANGEL OFTDs RNX
DAWNA SIMS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
CH RAINFIRE BEST OF LUCK RN DNA-VP
INGE MAURMANN
RAZZMATAZZ’S I’LL FOLLOW THE SUN RN DNA-VP
CHRYSTAL L. BECK
RED MAGIC’S CANT STOP ME NOW JS-O RN
STEPHANIE ALEXANDRA PFLITSCH
REVELAIRE A STELLAR PILGRIMAGE RN
ALYSSA BLACK
REVELAIRE SON OF ANARCHY RNX
BONNIE THOMPSON
REVELAIRE’S KODACHROME BN RNX
STEPHANIE SMITH
RIDGEVIEW’S IMMA BE RN
KIM ANDERSON
CH ROCKWATER’S FIRST EDITION RN DNA-VP
NICOLE REINTGES
WALTER REINTGES
CH ROCKWATER’S MOMENT OF GLORY RAX DNA-VP
NICOLE REINTGES
WALTER REINTGES
RONDOLAY’S KODAK MOMENT UD RN DNA-CP
BEVERLEY SHAW
LISA USSERY
HOPE PEAVEY
RONIN’S GO FOR THE SWEET SPOT RN
ANGELA SMITH
SRN EAGLE’S KISS ME KATE RNX
SHARON ELKINS
SUNFIRE MARS LANDING @ ROCKIN F ATDcs OTDd GS-N JS-O
RN DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
SUNFIRE’S SOMETHING IN THE WOODS GS-N JS-N RN DNA-VP
JUDY BOONE
TEMPTATION’S BOLT FROM THE BLUE OTDds CD GS-E JS-E
RS-N RN
ROBYN JOHNSON-GARRETT
BRUCE GARRETT
TWINTONE’S BIG SKY KATE CD RN RSA-N JSA-N-OP GSA-N-OP
ELAINE OSMUN
GWEN R LITZ
VINELAKE’S POLARIZED RN DNA-VP
BEVERLY S LANCASTER
SANDRA LANDRY
VISKYA’S TESLA LA ROSA RN
SHANANNE EDWARDS
WATERFALL’S CONCEALED BLING RNX DNA-VP
SHANNA GONZALES
REBECCA MCCOY
WEECKS ANNIE OAKLEY RNX
TORSTEN HINRICHS
CH WEECKS COCOA BEAN ROCCO JJ-O RS-N RA DNA-VP
BIRGIT WEECKS
WEECKS LEAP OF JOY BRIX RN
INGE LOHSTRAETER
BIRGIT WEECKS
WESTERN HILLS WORLD CLASS RNX
JENNIFER LINDSEY
HEIDI C MOBLEY
RALLY NOVICE C (RNC):
CALLISTO DANCE TONIGHT RNX RNC RA
JERRI MARTIN
KINETIC’S CLOUD DANCER RNX RNC
MARY DUDMAN
LOSSUENOS MYSPY GUYWESTERNHILS GS-N JS-O RS-O RNX
RNC
KATHLEEN TUCKER
REBECCA ROBERTS
CH REDROCKS LADY OF THE CANYON BN GV-N-SP JV-N-SP JS-O
RV-N RNX RNC RSA-N JSA-N
LOUISA TENNILLE
STARGATE’S BLUE WATERS RISING BN GS-O JS-N RS-O RNX RNC
ROBIN BARBER
TRISTARS BLACK MAGIC WOMAN BN RNX RNC
DIANA HUGHES
CHRISTIE HUGHES- SHEETS
RALLY NOVICE X (RNX):
ARCOIRIS SETTING THE FIRE @ RESOLUTE RNX
LACEY CURRY
BARNWOODS ON THE BRIGHT SIDE RNX
WENDY BERTSCH
BAYWINDS DELIGHTFUL DICKENS RNX
LORETTA DELINGER
WENDY WAGGONER
BONFIRE’S ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST GS-N-SP JS-N-SP
RS-N-OP RNX
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CH BUFF CAP LACONIA EVERY LITTLE KISS RNX
SARA KOENIG
BRENT KINDRED
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
CURLY SUE RNX DNA-VP
MARIO GERTH
DEFIANCE E&J’S IZZYBELLA RED RNX DNA-VP
JOY ANDERSEN & ERIC ANDERSEN
HAPPY SPARK DRAGON PRINCESS RNX
KARIN DEKKER
IN HILLBILLYS 1STLOV4CORALFIRE RNX DNA-VP
SANDRA STRUECKER
ELKE PHILIPPY
ANASTASIA STRUECKER
CH IN HILLBILLYS MILLION $ BABY RNX DNA-VP
ELKE PHILIPPY
STEPHANIE KRAUSE
IVYFARM BONANZA GJ-N JJ-O RJ-N RNX DNA-VP
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
JND’S LITTLE RED GTO @ PARFAIT BN RNX DNA-VP
JULIE FAIT
JULIE OSTBERG
MCMATT’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH CD RMX REM RNX
JOAN SKINNER
HAROLD SKINNER
NEWSTARINTHESKY SHEPHERDSSTARS RAX RNX RE
NATASCHA WAGENAAR- HERBERGS
SASKIA BYNENS
OCEAN OF FIRE’S BLACK JACK RNX DNA-VP
NATASCHA GERTH
MARIO GERTH
PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDds GS-O JS-E RS-E RNX
PEGGY A TIMM
PEPPER DOGS STARDUST STDds RD GS-N JS-E RNX
ILONA PFEFFER
WTCH PSR WILD ANGEL OFTDs RNX
DAWNA SIMS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
RAINYDAY’S SIMPLY SWEET CD GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E-OP RAX RM
REX RNX
RACHEL BROSTROM
CH RENASI’MABELIEVEROFMERRIBROOK BN STDd OTDs CD
RNX DNA-VP
CONNIE D GOHL
ELIZABETH GIBSON
STEVEN G GIBSON
NINA SCOTT-PACE
REVELAIRE SON OF ANARCHY RNX
BONNIE THOMPSON
REVELAIRE’S KODACHROME BN RNX
STEPHANIE SMITH
SRN EAGLE’S KISS ME KATE RNX
SHARON ELKINS
STARGATE’S BLUE WATERS RISING BN GS-O JS-N RS-O RNX RNC
ROBIN BARBER
SPCH PCH WTCH SUNNYCREEKS INFINITEREFLECTION ODX
GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E RTX
SILKE JUENGLING
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SHANNA GONZALES
REBECCA MCCOY
WEECKS ANNIE OAKLEY RNX
TORSTEN HINRICHS
WEECKS INSTANT MAGIC MILLA RNX
HEIKE MEIER
BIRGIT WEECKS
WESTERN HILLS WORLD CLASS RNX
JENNIFER LINDSEY
HEIDI C MOBLEY
YAHARA’S TO BOLDLY GO RS-N RNX DNA-VP
JODIE MCLELLAN
RALLY TRIAL CHAMPION (RTCH):
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
RTCH GUDY’S ALL GOOD THINGS OF FANCY ODX CDX GS-E JS-E-
OP RS-E RMX REMX
GUDRUN DYTRYCH
RTCH HIFI’S FLOWER LEI BN CD GS-N JS-N RS-N RTX DNA-VP
HEIDI IVERSON
RTCH LEGENDS COUNTRY STRONG GARTH CDX ODX RNX REX
RMX REMX DNA-VP
STEVE SHOPE
ANNE M SHOPE
RTCH WILDSONG’S HAPPY DAY ‘N NIGHT CDX ODX RTX DNA-VP
CARINA LACH
SILVIA HEITMANN
RTCH ZESTFORLIFE TIRANOG MASQUERADE ODX UD GV-N REX
RMX REMX DNA-VP
SUSANNE OEHLER
RALLY TRIAL CHAMPION 2 (RTCH-2):
RTCH-2 LITTLE GIPSY’S PEACHES BN ODX RTX DNA-VP
ANJA KRIEGER
PCH WTCH RTCH-2 SHADOWSEND SAYDE OFTDds CDX ATD-Mds
ATD-Xs GS-O JV-E-OP RS-E RAX REMX REX RMX
SHAWNA M. DAVIS
RALLY TRIAL CHAMPION 3 (RTCH-3):
RTCH-3 HIFI’S FEATHER CAN FLY ODX UD GV-E JV-E RV-E RNX
RTX DNA-VP
HEIDI IVERSON
RTCH-3 JB BLACK SAPHIRES TAKE A CHANCE BN ODX STDs CDX
DNA-VP REMX REX RMX RNX
ANJA KRIEGER
RALLY TRIAL X (RTX):
ATCH-IV BONFIRE’S LIFE IN THE FAST LANE STDd ODX OTDs RTX
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
RTCH CC TOFFEE’S CREED OF ROSECREEK CD GS-O JV-E RV-E
RTX RE DNA-VP
CLAUDIA ROEMER
A-CH EVERREADY FREE FALLIN CDX GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX
SARA AMELSE
GUDY’S KEEP A PROMISE MINONODIN ODX UD RTX DNA-VP
GUDRUN DYTRYCH
SPCH PCH WTCH JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS DU
BERGER GS-E JS-E RS-E RTX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
SPCH PCH WTCH SUNNYCREEKS INFINITEREFLECTION ODX
GV-E JV-E-SP RV-E RTX
SILKE JUENGLING
TREASURETYME FINAL DESIGN RTX DNA-VP
LORI ANGLEMYER
BETH ANGLEMYER
Business Office Report
Stockdog
FARM TRIAL CERTIFICATES
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
ADVANCED FARM TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (AFTDc)
WTCH ISTARI VARDARIANNA CD AFTDcs PATDcs JS-N RS-N REM
RAX DNA-VP
ANDREA HOFFMANN
ADVANCED FARM TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (AFTDd)
HOF VCH WTCH CH DIAMOND AIRE MIDNITE SMOKE RTDcs
AFTDdsm CDX RM DNA-VP
MELISSA BORDE
WTCH DIAMOND AIRE SPOOKY MIDNITE BELLS OFTDc AFTDds
GS-E JS-E RS-E
JANINA WENDEL
NINEVEH’S COQUIN OF MEKKADO OTDd ATDcs AFTDcdsm
RTDcs DNA-VP
KATHY MALES
WTCH PINCIE CREEK RAISE THE BAR AFTDcdsm ATD-Md RNX
RAX DNA-VP
LAURA CLAYTON
ADVANCED FARM TRIAL DOG - MIXED (AFTDm)
WTCH CH BUFF CAP WINTER ROSE RTDc OFTDds AFTDm
DNA-CP
BRENT KINDRED
NANCY PETTY GAGNON
DIAMOND AIRE BLUE CHRISTMAS STDc OTDds AFTDm DNA-VP
SARA MCDONOUGH-ELSENPETER
ADVANCED FARM TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (AFTDs)
WTCH CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON AFTDs DNA-CP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
WTCH ISTARI VARDARIANNA CD AFTDcs PATDcs JS-N RS-N REM
RAX DNA-VP
ANDREA HOFFMANN
OPEN FARM TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (OFTDc)
WTCH DIAMOND AIRE SPOOKY MIDNITE BELLS OFTDc AFTDds
GS-E JS-E RS-E
JANINA WENDEL
WTCH HETUCK JUNIPER BY ISTARI OFTDcs GS-N JS-E RS-O RA
DNA-VP
ANDREA HOFFMANN
WTCH RASTA BRIGHT JEWEL OFTDcds DNA-VP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
WTCH CH SHELL BLUFF STARS AT WITS END RTDcs OFTDcsm
DNA-VP
TERRY DICKEY
OPEN FARM TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (OFTDd)
WTCH CH BUFF CAP WINTER ROSE RTDc OFTDds AFTDm
DNA-CP
BRENT KINDRED
NANCY PETTY GAGNON
CHIC’S DARK ANGEL STDd OFTDds OTDs
JANINA WENDEL & REGINA WENDEL
WTCH COOSAWATTEE HELP ON THE WAY ATD-Ms OFTDds
DNA-VP
WILLIAM D. MIDDLETON
WTCH OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE
OFTDdsm DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
WTCH RASTA BRIGHT JEWEL OFTDcds DNA-VP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
OPEN FARM TRIAL DOG - MIXED (OFTDm)
CH CARMEL BURNING DESIRE OFTDm STDcds
MELISSA BORDE
HEATHER BORDE-OSLIE
WTCH CROWN POINT S BAR L MCMAHON OFTDm DNA-VP
SANDRA ZILCH
DOC PIEPERS IRN BRU ROBLE STDcds OFTDm DNA-VP
RAPHAELLE HISCHIER
WTCH-X JJ SUN SCHWARZMANN AFTDs OFTDm GS-N JS-E RS-N
DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
CH LACONIA BUFF CAP MIDNITE RUSTLER AT CARMEL OFTDm
STDcds
HEATHER BORDE-OSLIE
BRENT KINDRED
MELISSA BORDE
WTCH OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE
OFTDdsm DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
WTCH-M PRICELESS DREAM KEEPER OFTDsm PATDcs ATD-Mcd
ATD-Xs DNA-VP
JUNE HUDDLESTON
LINDA BRUZDA
OPEN FARM TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (OFTDs)
CHIC’S DARK ANGEL STDd OFTDds OTDs
JANINA WENDEL
REGINA WENDEL
WTCH COOSAWATTEE HELP ON THE WAY ATD-Ms OFTDds
DNA-VP
WILLIAM D. MIDDLETON
HEARTSONG OF SHADOWDANCE OTDc ATDds OFTDs DNA-VP
KATHI L SCHWENGEL
WTCH HETUCK JUNIPER BY ISTARI OFTDcs GS-N JS-E RS-O RA
DNA-VP
ANDREA HOFFMANN
WTCH OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE
OFTDdsm DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
PRE NOLEE GALAHAD KNIGHT STDd OTDcs OFTDs RN DNA-VP
MELISSA BANON
WTCH RASTA BRIGHT JEWEL OFTDcds DNA-VP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
RANCH TRIAL CERTIFICATES
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
RANCH TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (RTDc)
ELYSIAN FARM’S ROUND AND ROUND AND ROUND WE GO
OFTDd RTDcs OTDcs ATDd JS-N
KIM TORSON-SCHNEIDER
TUCKER CREEK CPTN JACK SPARROW STDcd OTDs RTDc
DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
WTCH TUCKER CREEK’S OCEAN’S ELEVEN RTDcs PATDs RD
DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
MADISON WHEELER
TUCKER CREEK’S WOOD STDcds RTDc DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs RTDc PATDs
JACK HANSEN
TUCKER CREEKS OCEAN’S THIRTEEN OTDcds RTDc DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
MADISON WHEELER
WTCH TUCKERCREEK’S BLUE VALKYRIE RTDcs AFTDds PATDs
DNA-VP
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER
KIM TORSON-SCHNEIDER
UPROARS TOO FAST AND FURIOUS OFTDds ATDds OTDc RTDc
CAROLINE BAUER
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RANCH TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (RTDs)
WTCH LITTLE SPOT’HEELSBLO FEATHERS RTDs DNA-VP
PAT LAMBETH
BETSY CAMBARERI
OTCH PCH A-CH RAINEDANCE AMERICAN CLASSIC UD ATDds
RTDs GS-O JS-O-OP RS-O-OP RNX RAX REX RM
JULIETTE JOYCE
M. RAINE LUTZ
WTCH RIVERBANK’S BAKER’S DOZEN PATDs OFTDs RTDs
DNA-VP
CATHE J WALKER
WTCH-X SLIDING S LAND’S END SURE SHOT PATDcs AFTDcs
RTDs DNA-VP
SHERRY BAKER
DIANA K LAND
A-CH SYMPHONYS PERFORMED FOR EWE BY ZAGATO CD
OTDcds RTDs GS-E JS-O RS-O RA DNA-VP
JANET COLBY
WTCH TOPROCK’S CHRONIC SUCCESS RTDs GS-N JS-N
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
WTCH TOPROCK’S EXTRA SMOOTH CD RTDs GS-O JJ-N DNA-VP
AMY E RANDLE
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
TWIN OAKS BAKER’S COFFEECAKE STDcds RTDs
MEREDITH GUY
HOF SDCH WTCH-X TWIN OAKS BLACK BART II PATDcs AFTDcs
RTDcs DNA-VP
SHERRY BAKER
WTCH-M TWIN OAKS FIRST CHOICE FERGUS ATD-Xs RTDs
DNA-VP
MELINDA GARDNER
WTCH TWIN OAKS WILDHORSE STORMRIDER PATDcs OFTDm
AFTDs RTDcs DNA-VP
BETSY CAMBARERI
WTCH TWIN OAKS WINGMAN RTDs
DOUGLAS EARL
TWIN OAKS YEP I’M ZEUS! STDd OTDcs RTDs DNA-VP
CANDY HAYHURST
TWIN OAKS ZIPPIN ROUND THE BAY OFTDs RTDs DNA-VP
CATHE J WALKER
STOCK DOG CERTIFICATES
Issued from 9/15/2017 thru 11/15/2017
ATD MULTIPLE COURSES - CATTLE (ATD-Mc)
WTCH SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs
ATD-Xcs DNA-VP
MARLA GABY
WTCH-M W LAZY J YIPPIE KI YI YO RTDcs CD ATD-Xds AFTDcs
DNA-VP
THOMAS A MORARRE
ATD MULTIPLE COURSES - SHEEP (ATD-Ms)
WTCH MAKIN’8 EYE OF THE STORM RTDcs AFTDds OFTDcm
PATDs ATD-Ms DNA-VP
KAREN SPRIGGS
CHUCK SPRIGGS
WTCH SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs
ATD-Xcs DNA-VP
MARLA GABY
WTCH W LAZY J CHICAREE RTDcs OFTDc ATD-Ms AFTDs GS-E
JS-E RS-O RNX DNA-VP
IRENE MANLEY
WTCH W LAZY J SPUR’S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs ATD-Ms ATD-Xs
DNA-VP
BETTY WILLIAMS
ATD EXCELLENT - CATTLE (ATD-Xc)
WTCH SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs
ATD-Xcs DNA-VP
MARLA GABY
Business Office Report
ATD EXCELLENT - SHEEP (ATD-Xs)
WTCH SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs
ATD-Xcs DNA-VP
MARLA GABY
WTCH W LAZY J SPUR’S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs ATD-Ms ATD-Xs
DNA-VP
BETTY WILLIAMS
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (ATDc)
BERGERT’S SPITTIN’ IMAGE OTDds ATDc DNA-CP DNA-VP
JAMES BERGERT
BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER STDs ATDcd
DIANE F MENARD
WTCH CH CALAIS CAROLINA TWO THUMBS UP DNA-VP
GENEVIEVE CHOME
WTCH CARDINAL’S ASHES TO ASHES
JANET L PUTNAM
DROVERS ROAD STOCKDOG BALLET OTDd OFTDcds ATDcs
DNA-VP
DORIEN VOGELAAR
WTCH FAIROAKS ABSOLUTE CINNER GS-O JS-E RS-O DNA-CP
NINA KRAMMER
GAFFNEY’S VEST’S PEAK 7 A LITTL’ BLACK GNAT OFTDds ATDc
KAREN GAFFNEY
WTCH GEFION’S MAKIN NEWS
GEORJEAN B HERTZWIG
JUST PLAIN HOMER OTDd ATDcs DNA-VP
GIOVANNI CAPANNA
WTCH JUST PLAIN ROCK GRINDER OFTDc AFTDs DNA-VP
SUE KELLY
WTCH JUSTUS ONE TUFF DROVER GS-E JS-E DNA-CP
DORIEN VOGELAAR
WTCH JUSTUS RIO BRAVO DNA-CP
MERJA TIAINEN
WTCH KG VEST’S GEM OFTDds DNA-VP
LISA L KING
SPCH PCH WTCH RTCH MCMATT’S I SPY 4U @ GRAFFITI CDX
GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E RTX
DIANE BETTIS
WTCH NINEVEH CHIP ON MY SHOULDER RTDs DNA-VP
PATRICK H. OLIVIER
BRIDGET OLIVIER
WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDc
LINDA BARHITE
WTCH RASTA BRIGHT JEWEL DNA-VP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
WTCH RIVERBANK CAYENNE
LAURA LANFRANCHI & ELAINE VAAN HOGUE
RMF PIPER STOP ME TIME OTDd ATDcs
FABRIZIO FUSI
WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
WTCH SAGECREEK RIDIN’ HIGH RTDs OFTDs DNA-VP
PAM K WATSON
WTCH SNOWTIME’S DEPUTY SHERIFF DNA-CP
MERJA TIAINEN
WTCH TRIBLUE SILVER SPOKES ONONDAGA DNA-CP
ALENE SCHULTZ
CINDY GHENT
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs
JACK HANSEN
W LAZY J GONE ROPIN’ STDd OFTDs RTDcs AFTDc ATDcs RD
DNA-VP
PAM K WATSON
WTCH WRANGLIN’S KIAWE OFTDs GS-N JS-O RS-O DNA-VP
KAREN WIMBUSH
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (ATDd)
ANANSI ANASAZI BLUE INCOGNITO STDcs ATDd GS-O JS-O RS-O
CHUCK KLEIN
KRISTIE KLEIN
WTCH APROPOS GIBBON’S BLACK HAT DNA-VP
RICKIE W WILLIAMS
BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER STDs ATDcd
DIANE F MENARD
BUCCANEER’S MARY READ OTDc ATDds RNX REX
ELIZABETH A MACLEHOSE
WTCH CARDINAL’S ASHES TO ASHES
JANET L PUTNAM
WTCH CROFTON BRING IT ON RTDcs OFTDd AFTDcsm DNA-VP
CHERYL PADGETT
CH DANCER’S CASH CARTEL CD STDs OFTDs ATDd DNA-VP
ADRIANNE TULLIER
ELIZABETH BIRD
DOC PIEPERS HIJA DEL CORTADOR OTDc OFTDcds ATDds
DNA-VP
KAY PIEPER
DOUBLE V BLACKBRIAR OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
KELLY GANN
TRUDY T VIKLUND
DOUBLE V JILLAROO OTDcs ATDd DNA-VP
TRUDY T VIKLUND
GEARHART-ISTARI RANGO CHAMELEON OTDcs ATDd DNA-VP
BLAKE OSBURN
ANDREA HOFFMANN
JUDHI CHOPPING
HEARTSONG OF SHADOWDANCE OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
KATHI L SCHWENGEL
IRN BRU BLACK FOREST WILLOW OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
CARMEN CZIESZO
MUDDY FIELD’S BLIXEN STDc ATDds DNA-VP
DETLEF POSTLEB
WTCH NINEVEH CHIP ON MY SHOULDER RTDs DNA-VP
PATRICK H. OLIVIER & BRIDGET OLIVIER
CH RTCH REVELAIRE STATE YOUR CASE STDc CD OTDs ATDd
GS-O JS-E-OP RS-E RTX DNA-VP
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
STELLA VON GREUTHOF OTDc ATDds DNA-CP
BIANCA SCHOCH
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (ATDs)
A COOL CHAP O’DAZZLING SPIRIT OTDc OFTDcd ATDds OFTDm
TD-II GS-N JS-E RS-N RN DNA-VP
MARJA TEEGELBECKERS
WTCH BAKE’S BABY BOY BOSS DNA-VP
NATE BAKE
BLACK REBEL OF MI SOMBRA STDc ATDds GS-E JS-E RS-N
DNA-VP
STEFAN DOLIF
BUCCANEER’S MARY READ OTDc ATDds RNX REX
ELIZABETH A MACLEHOSE
WTCH CARDINAL’S ASHES TO ASHES
JANET L PUTNAM
COOSAWATTEE DUST DEVIL OTDcd ATDs
GRETA JOHANSEN
WTCH CROFTON BRING IT ON RTDcs OFTDd AFTDcsm DNA-VP
CHERYL PADGETT
CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON OFTDs OTDcd ATDs DNA-CP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
CUT’N LOOSE COWGIRL UP STDd OTDc ATDs
JAMIE L BURNS
ROBERT CLARK
DOC PIEPERS HIJA DEL CORTADOR OTDc OFTDcds ATDds
DNA-VP
KAY PIEPER
DROVERS ROAD STOCKDOG BALLET OTDd OFTDcds ATDcs
DNA-VP
DORIEN VOGELAAR
WTCH GEFION’S SOPHIA THESPIDERQUEEN
LINCOLN KEISER
HEARTSONG OF SHADOWDANCE OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
KATHI L SCHWENGEL
IRN BRU BLACK FOREST WILLOW OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
CARMEN CZIESZO
WTCH JUSTUS RIO BRAVO DNA-CP
MERJA TIAINEN
WTCH KG VEST’S GEM OFTDds DNA-VP
LISA L KING
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ROCKIN C HALF HITCH ATDds OTDc DNA-VP
BETH ADAMS
WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
S BAR L NEGEV CD OTDcd ATDs GS-N JS-E RS-O RE DNA-VP
JASMIN DANIEL
INGRID RICHARDT
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs
JACK HANSEN
W LAZY J GONE ROPIN’ STDd OFTDs RTDcs AFTDc ATDcs RD
DNA-VP
PAM K WATSON
OPEN TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (OTDc) :
BUCCANEER’S MARY READ OTDc ATDds RNX REX
ELIZABETH A MACLEHOSE
CROFTER HOLDING’S ROB ROY OTDcds OFTDsm AFTDc DNA-VP
HARRIET INGHOLM
CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON OFTDs OTDcd ATDs DNA-CP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
CUT’N LOOSE COWGIRL UP STDd OTDc ATDs
JAMIE L BURNS & ROBERT CLARK
CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE OTDcds AFTDm
LINDY EPPERLY
DOC PIEPERS HIJA DEL CORTADOR OTDc OFTDcds ATDds
DNA-VP
KAY PIEPER
DREAMWINDS BLUE STEELE STDs OTDcd DNA-CP
ALLISON LUTTERMAN
GAFFNEY’S VEST’S PEAK 7 A LITTL’ BLACK GNAT OFTDds ATDc
KAREN GAFFNEY
GEARHART-ISTARI RANGO CHAMELEON OTDcs ATDd DNA-VP
BLAKE OSBURN
ANDREA HOFFMANN
JUDHI CHOPPING
HETUCK JUNIPER BY ISTARI OTDcs JS-O DNA-VP
ANDREA HOFFMANN
HOLBERGS EMMALENA OTDcs DNA-VP
SANDRA HOLMBERG
HOLMBERGS AKELA OTDcs DNA-VP
SANDRA HOLMBERG
IRN BRU BLACK FOREST WILLOW OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
CARMEN CZIESZO
WTCH JUSTUS RIO BRAVO DNA-CP
MERJA TIAINEN
SPCH PCH WTCH RTCH MCMATT’S I SPY 4U @ GRAFFITI CDX
GS-E JS-E-OP RS-E RTX
DIANE BETTIS
WTCH NINEVEH CHIP ON MY SHOULDER RTDs DNA-VP
PATRICK H. OLIVIER
BRIDGET OLIVIER
RIVERBANK N BLACKNWHITE@STONECIRCLE OTDcds DNA-VP
MARY L LUPIEN
ROY LUPIEN
ROCKIN C HALF HITCH ATDds OTDc DNA-VP
BETH ADAMS
WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
S BAR L LIOCARCINUS CROWN OTDcds DNA-VP
JULIANE WEIEL
S BAR L NEGEV CD OTDcd ATDs GS-N JS-E RS-O RE DNA-VP
JASMIN DANIEL
INGRID RICHARDT
SCRUB CREEK TEXAS HOPE STDd OTDcs
MATTEO CAMPEDELLI
SLIDING S DO OR DIE SUPERFLY BN OTDcds RNX DNA-VP
MELANIE ZARCHIKOFF
STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDcds DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
STARSTUFF’S HANGIN CREEK DUDE STDs OTDcd DNA-VP
KAREN DEARDEN
WILLIAM DEARDEN
STELLA VON GREUTHOF OTDc ATDds DNA-CP
BIANCA SCHOCH
SUNFIRE MARS LANDING @ ROCKIN F STDs OTDc JS-N DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
Business Office Report
TOUCHSTONE NO ILLUSION OFTDs OTDcds DNA-VP
LISA C BELL
MARGARET E CAMERON
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs
JACK HANSEN
TUCKER CREEKS OCEAN’S THIRTEEN OTDcds DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
MADISON WHEELER
TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO OTDcds RTDcs DNA-VP
KRISTIN PERRON
W LAZY J MONTANA MESA OTDcds
RONNA J. WUENSCH
PAM K WATSON
W LAZY J’S CRIMSON MUSE CLIO ATDds OTDc DNA-VP
JERRY M AUFOX
WTCH WRANGLIN’S KIAWE OFTDs GS-N JS-O RS-O DNA-VP
KAREN WIMBUSH
OPEN TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (OTDd)
BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER STDs ATDcd
DIANE F MENARD
BROOKWOOD’S MEG’N WAVES STDc CD OTDds OFTDdsm GS-E
JS-O RS-E RNX RAX
CAROL LANDRY
ARTHUR LANDRY
CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE OTDcds AFTDm
LINDY EPPERLY
DEJAVU MEADOW LARK STDs OTDcd
MELISSA CICETTI
DREAMWINDS BLUE STEELE STDs OTDcd DNA-CP
ALLISON LUTTERMAN
FIR HILL ASD TY STDc OTDds OFTDm
BRIAN ABINGDON
HAULIN A’S MUCHO CALIENTE STDs OFTDs OTDcd RAX REX
NOEL J RITTER
BARBARA J HAGER
IVYFARM I’LL STOP THE WORLD STDc OTDds GJ-E-SP JJ-E RJ-E
RNX RAX RE
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
KEEP SMILING’S MCKENZIE RIVER OTDds STDc DNA-VP
REGINA WENDEL
KG VEST’S WISH GRANTED OTDds RN DNA-VP
THERESA BINGHAM
LACONIA BUFF CAP CARMEL BLACK GILLIFLOWER STDs OTDd
GS-N JS-N RS-O
ANNE M HUBBARD & BRENT KINDRED
OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE STDc OTDds
DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
RANAHANS GOLD STANDARD STDs ATDc OTDd RNC
AUDRA LOPEZ
A-CH RENA’S WISH UPON A STAR STDs CDX OTDd JS-O RNX RA
APRIL STANKE
RISING SUN PAY IT FORWARD OTDcds
BARB FREER
BILL FREER
RIVERBANK N BLACKNWHITE@STONECIRCLE OTDcds DNA-VP
MARY L LUPIEN
ROY LUPIEN
S BAR L LIOCARCINUS CROWN OTDcds DNA-VP
JULIANE WEIEL
STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDcds DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
STARSTUFF’S HANGIN CREEK DUDE STDs OTDcd DNA-VP
KAREN DEARDEN
WILLIAM DEARDEN
A-CH SUNPIPER LOOK IT UP ATDcs CDX OTDd GS-O JS-N RS-O
RE
HELEN FERGUSON
KATHY FRETZ
TOPROCK’S CHRONIC SUCCESS STDc OTDds GS-N JS-N
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
TOUCHSTONE NO ILLUSION OFTDs OTDcds DNA-VP
LISA C BELL
MARGARET E CAMERON
TUCKER CREEK’S OCEAN’S TWELVE STDcs OTDd DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
MADISON WHEELER
TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO OTDcds RTDcs DNA-VP
KRISTIN PERRON
CH ULTIMATE MISCHIEF AT BLACK PEARL OTDds GS-N JS-N
RS-N DNA-VP
CHERYL S CRAIG
GAYLE HOLMEN
JAN TUCKER
W LAZY J MONTANA MESA OTDcds
RONNA J. WUENSCH
PAM K WATSON
OPEN TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (OTDs)
CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE OTDcds AFTDm
LINDY EPPERLY
DUSILENCE BARBARA STDcd OTDs
NANCY GUERIN
FIR HILL ASD TY STDc OTDds OFTDm
BRIAN ABINGDON
FONROJA’S KRYMLA STDcd OTDs
CARINA KARLSSON
GEARHART-ISTARI RANGO CHAMELEON OTDcs ATDd DNA-VP
BLAKE OSBURN
ANDREA HOFFMANN
JUDHI CHOPPING
HEARTSONG OF SHADOWDANCE OTDc ATDds DNA-VP
KATHI L SCHWENGEL
HOLBERGS EMMALENA OTDcs DNA-VP
SANDRA HOLMBERG
IVYFARM I’LL STOP THE WORLD STDc OTDds GJ-E-SP JJ-E RJ-E
RNX RAX RE
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
JJ ETNA STDcd OTDs GS-O JS-O RS-N
HEGE N. ANDRESEN
KG VEST’S WISH GRANTED OTDds RN DNA-VP
THERESA BINGHAM
OAKCREEK BULLEIT OTDds OFTDm ATDc
DENISE BONYUN
OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE STDc OTDds
DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
PROPWASH LIGHT A CANDLE OTDds CD GS-O JS-O RS-O
CYNTHIA A. FIELDS
CH RTCH REVELAIRE STATE YOUR CASE STDc CD OTDs ATDd
GS-O JS-E-OP RS-E RTX DNA-VP
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
RIVERBANK N BLACKNWHITE@STONECIRCLE OTDcds DNA-VP
MARY L LUPIEN
ROY LUPIEN
S BAR L LIOCARCINUS CROWN OTDcds DNA-VP
JULIANE WEIEL
S BAR L NEGEV CD OTDcd ATDs GS-N JS-E RS-O RE DNA-VP
JASMIN DANIEL
INGRID RICHARDT
SCRUB CREEK TEXAS HOPE STDd OTDcs
MATTEO CAMPEDELLI
STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDcds DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
TOPROCK’S CHRONIC SUCCESS STDc OTDds GS-N JS-N
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
TUCKER CREEK CPTN JACK SPARROW STDcd OTDs DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
TUCKER CREEK’S QUICKSILVER STDd OTDs DNA-VP
ELLIE HOGAN & BILL HOGAN
TUCKER CREEK’S THUNDER BOLT CD STDd OTDs DNA-VP
WINDY LILHOLT
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs
JACK HANSEN
TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO OTDcds RTDcs DNA-VP
KRISTIN PERRON
CH ULTIMATE MISCHIEF AT BLACK PEARL OTDds GS-N JS-N
RS-N DNA-VP
CHERYL S CRAIG, GAYLE HOLMEN & JAN TUCKER
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W LAZY J MONTANA MESA OTDcds
RONNA J. WUENSCH
PAM K WATSON
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (PATDc)
WTCH BERET’S MOUZER RTDs OFTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
JUDY DESHAZO
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (PATDs)
WTCH BERET’S MOUZER RTDs OFTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
JUDY DESHAZO
WTCH HEARTSONG’S RICOCHET PATDs DNA-VP
GAIL WINNICK
RANCH DOG (RD):
JUWE’S VITA OTDcds RD DNA-VP
JUTTA WEILER
PEPPER DOGS STARDUST STDs RD JS-O
ILONA PFEFFER
STARTED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (STDc)
ANANSI ANASAZI BLUE INCOGNITO STDcs ATDd GS-O JS-O RS-O
CHUCK KLEIN
KRISTIE KLEIN
BCB BREEZY LIL COWGIRL STDc DNA-CP
BETH DELOZIER
BOYD RANCH THE HANGIN DUKE STDc
MATT HALL
BUCCANEER’S BLUE LIGHTNING STDcs DNA-VP
GLENDA TEAFF
C-N-BLUE FREDDIE’S PISTOL OFTDm OTDs STDcd DNA-VP
JEANNE MASTICK
CROSSROADS WILL WORK TIL BEDTIME BN CD STDc GS-N-OP
JS-O-OP RS-N RA RNX RNC
CAROL J MCLAUGHLIN
DOC PIEPERS AVELANO STDcds
NICOLE BRINKMANN
DOUBLE A FLINT SPARKS FIRE OTDs STDc
PHILLIP GREENE
DOUBLE V THE NEXT GENERATION STDcds DNA-VP
WENDY PINCKNEY
DREAMWINDS ASTRID STDcs DNA-CP
AARON LUTTERMAN
ALLISON LUTTERMAN
DREAMWINDS BLUEBERRY STDcd DNA-CP
AARON LUTTERMAN
ALLISON LUTTERMAN
DUSILENCE BARBARA STDcd OTDs
NANCY GUERIN
DUSILENCE BOROBIL STDcds
NANCY GUERIN
FINLEY KISSIN KATE BARLOW STDcds DNA-VP
STEPHANIE BAKE
NATE BAKE
A-CH FLAMIN T SHADOW IN THE NIGHT ATDds CD STDc GS-E
JS-E-SP RS-N RN DNA-VP
SUSAN BYRNE
FONROJA’S KRYMLA STDcd OTDs
CARINA KARLSSON
FROGPEAK’S MIGHTY SWIFT STDcds OFTDs JS-N RS-N
IRENE MANLEY
HOLMBERGS CINNAMON TWIST STDcs
SANDRA HOLMBERG
IVYFARM I’LL STOP THE WORLD STDc OTDds GJ-E-SP JJ-E RJ-E
RNX RAX RE
JENNIFER SMAIL
SOREN SMAIL
JJ ETNA STDcd OTDs GS-O JS-O RS-N
HEGE N. ANDRESEN
JOLLY SOX DES COMPAGNONS DU BERGER STDcds DNA-CP
SHIRLEY DE BOER-VAN DELFT
BEN DE BOER
KEEP SMILING’S MCKENZIE RIVER OTDds STDc DNA-VP
REGINA WENDEL
Business Office Report
LUCKY ROSE NO LOOKIN BACK STDd OFTDs OTDcs DNA-VP
JUDIE MANUEL
MCMATT’S COWBOYUPREQUEST STDcds DNA-VP
DIANE DEVOTO
OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE STDc OTDds
DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
RMF BART STDcd
GIOVANNI CAPANNA
S BAR L LIOCARCINUS CROWN OTDcds DNA-VP
JULIANE WEIEL
SHALAKO’S DARE EWE AT BLUEKREEK STDcd
KRISTI MUCK
SHELLY HOLLEN
SLASH V CHERRY BOMB STDcds DNA-VP
CURTIS E ABERNATHY
STARSTUFF’S HANGIN CREEK DUDE STDs OTDcd DNA-VP
KAREN DEARDEN
WILLIAM DEARDEN
STRAWBERRYFIELD RED RED WINE STDcds
GEORG F VATER
TEMUJIN XTREM GO! TALLI DITA GO! STDcs
HEGE N. ANDRESEN
TUCKERCREEK MINNIE THE MOOCHER STDcd OTDs
PHILLIP GREENE
WAYLON’S PEARL SNAPS STDcds
FERREH HIATT
WINDMILL’S LOVE AT FIRST BITE STDc DNA-VP
GINA LARSON
CH WINDMILLS FULL SPEED AHEAD STDcs DNA-VP
GINA LARSON
WWT DOUBLE V GUS STDcds
TRUDY T VIKLUND
WYATTS HALF BROKE HANK STDcds OFTDs DNA-VP
CHARLES K CALDARERA
XS AIRTIME ATLIEN FOR STYX STDcds CD GS-N JS-N RS-N RA
DNA-VP
MARGARITA CRAIG
STARTED TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (STDd)
CH 2RCOOLMOORSUNFIRE NO QUARTER GIVEN STDds RNX RE
DNA-VP
RENEE WATSON
4MILE TERRA SUNDER STDd GS-E JS-E RS-O
BOB DUSEK
MARSHA DUSEK
AMBUSHED BY A KING STDds GS-N JS-N RS-N
PAULINE HAGGIS
C-N-BLUE FREDDIE’S PISTOL OFTDm OTDs STDcd DNA-VP
JEANNE MASTICK
ATCH-II CHUKKER’S JUMP THE GUN STDd RAX DNA-VP
WENDY CERILLI
ATCH-II CHUKKER’S RIDING SHOTGUN CD BN STDd RAX RE RMX
DNA-VP
WENDY CERILLI
CIRRUS DOUBLE DARE ME 2B NAUTI STDd GS-E-OP JS-E-SP
RS-E
DEBBIE KEACH-TOMES
COOPERVILLES WHO DAT GOOSED EWE STDds
SHARON M COOPER
DOUBLE V THE NEXT GENERATION STDcds DNA-VP
WENDY PINCKNEY
DREAMWINDS BLUEBERRY STDcd DNA-CP
AARON LUTTERMAN
ALLISON LUTTERMAN
FINLEY KISSIN KATE BARLOW STDcds DNA-VP
STEPHANIE BAKE
NATE BAKE
FROGPEAK’S MIGHTY SWIFT STDcds OFTDs JS-N RS-N
IRENE MANLEY
GOSSIP GIRL DES COSTYS DU TOMBERG STDds DNA-CP
SILKE JUENGLING
HEMEL’S INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT STDcds GS-N JS-O RS-N
DNA-VP
BRYN E ELLIOTT
JAMES COX
HIGHCOTTON SWIFT RIVER STDds RS-N
DIANNE MCCORMICK
HIS PAWS PERFECT PUZZLE OF BAYWIND STDds JS-N
LESLIE BOOTH
HOWLYN SAZBRAT LUCK BE A LADY BN CD OTDs STDd GS-O
JS-O RNX RAX RE DNA-VP
SANDRA C HAWKINS
LINDA L HOWELL
JJ ETNA STDcd OTDs GS-O JS-O RS-N
HEGE N. ANDRESEN
JOLLY SOX DES COMPAGNONS DU BERGER STDcds DNA-CP
SHIRLEY DE BOER-VAN DELFT
BEN DE BOER
KG VEST’S BIT OF COWGIRL BLING STDd RA
DEBBIE MEYER-PULLEY
KK SUMMER CAPPUCCINO STDds
CORNELIA KLAFFKE
LACONIA BUFF CAP CARMEL BLACK GILLIFLOWER STDs OTDd
GS-N JS-N RS-O
ANNE M HUBBARD
BRENT KINDRED
LAS ROCOSA JJ STDds
DEBORAH CONROY
JAMES (JIM) HARTNAGLE
LUCKY ROSE NO LOOKIN BACK STDd OFTDs OTDcs DNA-VP
JUDIE MANUEL
METRO’S FASHIONISTA STDds GS-O JS-E RS-N RN
KIM-MARIE MOTODA
PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDds GS-N JS-O RS-N
PEGGY A TIMM
PROPWASH PASSING LANE STDd
SUE ST. LOUIS
LESLIE B FRANK
PROPWASH STASH STDd
SUE ST. LOUIS
LESLIE B FRANK
RENA’S CHARMING PRINCE OF THIEVES STDds GS-O JS-N RS-N
ANNETTE HOFFMANN
RMF BART STDcd
GIOVANNI CAPANNA
S BAR L LIOCARCINUS CROWN OTDcds DNA-VP
JULIANE WEIEL
CH SHADOMOON LOOKS THAT KILL STDds
ANGELICA DEMONT
PAT ZAPF
SHALAKO’S DARE EWE AT BLUEKREEK STDcd
KRISTI MUCK
SHELLY HOLLEN
STRAWBERRYFIELD RED RED WINE STDcds
GEORG F VATER
TESTIMONY’S WISH FOR THE MOON CD STDd GS-N JS-E RS-E RA
CINDY MANCINI
MIKE MANCINI
TOWER MTN LISA STDds
GIOVANNI CAPANNA
TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDd ATDcs
JACK HANSEN
TURKEY RUNS MAGIC MERLINSTRAMP STDds DNA-VP
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Q&A
Do These Genes Fit?
I was wondering what your thoughts were
on breeding to a male who has excellent
hips, but produced two out of nine with
ED in one litter and one in another. Of the
littermates one shows no signs at almost
10yo, the other does. Don’t know about
the half sibling. My girl has almost no
incidence of ED in her lines that we can
find and there have been a lot of pups out
of her grandfather, who she’s line bred on.
This male also has around 40 other pups
and he has a half-brother than produced
a TON of pups with only one affected.
My initial reaction would be not to go
ahead with it, but the working ability and
temperaments of the dogs related to this
male is outstanding. I recognize that ED is
a complex disease, which muddies things
in my head a bit. What to do?
It can be OK to breed to a dog that has
multiple ED offspring, but you are right
you need to be extremely careful about
it – especially so because of the complex
inheritance. The fact your bitch isn’t known
to have much in her line is a plus, but the
question is how loaded is the male?
The fact that he produced two in a litter
indicates that the cross was likely “loaded.”
Whether one parent contributed more is not
possible to determine though the male’s
ED pup from a different pitch indicates he
carries more than a little potential “Only”
3 out of aprox 43 pups of known status
(have ALL had their elbows done?) is 7%
of his get. That’s fairly significant. And we
know he’s produced it with two different
bitches. How many has he been bred in
total whose offspring that have had elbows
checked? If it’s only 5 bitches, that’s 40%
of crosses he’s produced it with. Even if
it’s 8, it would be 25%.
His half-brother is less problematic,
having only produced one, provided that
owners of offspring have been reasonably
Send your questions to:
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Grover Beach, CA 93433
ph. 805-473-0078
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diligent in getting elbows screened and
sharing the results. If this is all he’s
produced so far and a significant number
of his get are old enough that their elbow
status should be known, he might be the
better bet for your bitch so long as he also
exhibits the traits you want and consistently
throws them in his get.
If the shoe were on the other foot and
you owned this dog a bitch like yours would
be what you would want to breed him to
because it would minimize the overall risk
to the pups as you pass his good traits along.
But bitches have a limited number of litters
they can bear so a risky outside stud may
not be where you want to go.
I got my new puppy DNA tested for MDR1
and the results say he’s a carrier. That
means I don’t have to worry about what
drugs he gets, right?
Wrong. The terminology of “carrier”
with a single copy of the MDR1 mutation
is used by some labs but it is inaccurate
because this is an incomplete dominant
mutation. It is like calling normal merles
“carriers” because they have only one copy
of the dominant version of the merle gene.
Properly used, “carrier” refers to individual
that have a single copy of a recessive gene
version that only causes something to
happen when there are two copies. CEA
and PRA are examples. Carriers are totally
normal and there is no way to tell they are
carriers by examining the dog or doing
non-DNA-based tests.
Dogs with a single copy of MDR1 can
react and even die if the drug dose is high
enough. If a dog requires chemotherapy
there are some drugs it cannot have if it is
M/N because the drugs will kill it. If an
M/N dog eats feces from livestock recently
wormed with an Ivermectin product, it
might die from a reaction.
I am contacting you about a seven-weekold
black tri puppy in my current litter who
was diagnosed yesterday by the canine
ophthalmologist with retinal coloboma.
Everyone else is normal. I had never heard
of such a thing. Iris coloboma sure, but
not retinal. The vet said it’s congenital
but he doesn’t recall seeing it in Aussies.
Have you ever heard of it? The note on
the paperwork states “ coloboma of lateral
retina with dark choroid.” Wondering if it
could be due to injury also?
“Coloboma” is a word applied to any
eye tissue that fails to develop and therefore
would not be applied to something caused
by injury. Iris coloboma is by far the most
common type in Aussies. Dogs with CEA
sometimes have optic nerve coloboma
(these are the ones that are blind) but I’m
not sure that I’ve ever heard of a retinal
coloboma in an Aussie. All colobomas are
congenital – present from birth. They may
or may not be genetic depending on the
type and the breed. I did a little research
and found noting specifically on retinal
coloboma. In an Aussie I suppose it might
be a possible defect in double merles
(clearly not the case here) or, maybe CEA
(check with your eye vet). It may also be
spontaneous – a developmental accident.
The “dark choroid” may mean that the back
of the eye is pigmented, which makes it
hard to see the choroid in detail (why CEA
dogs can be misdiagnosed as normal when
the pigment hides CEA-related choroidal
hypoplasia).
Since CEA is a (small) possibility, if
the parents aren’t tested clear you might
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want to test the puppy – no need to test
anyone else if it is clear. If it turns out to
be CEA, don’t repeat the breeding because
both parents are carriers. Get them tested
and test any breeding offspring as well as
other near kin you might have which are
breeding dogs.
But this may be no more than rotten
luck. The puppy’s vision is to some degree
impaired – how much would depend on
how big the coloboma is and its location
– another question for your eye vet. I do
not know if this would predispose the
puppy for a reginal detachment in that eye,
which is something else to ask abut. If so,
it shouldn’t be doing stockwork, agility or
anything else where it is at risk of falls or
getting knocked around. I’d advise against
breeding this pup just in case but so long
as CEA isn’t an issue here I don’t see any
need to restrict breeding on the other pups
or the parents.
We kept semen from our old Aussie boy
and we’re looking at breeding a bitch who
came back as a carrier for CEA. Our boy
has been gone for years and was not tested
for CEA but he never produced it. I am not
inclined to do the breeding because of this
unknown and wanting to protect the line
(and all Aussies!) but wanted an opinion
as to level of concern.
There isn’t a problem with breeding
a healthy carrier like this bitch. However,
she should only be bred to dogs known to
be clear. In this case you can’t find that out
without sacrificing a straw to do it (given a
lab that will take that kind of sample.)
The fact your boy never, to your
knowledge, produced CEA helps but this is
a disease that can easily be missed unless
every single puppy – even those that are
strictly pet – gets an eye check before seven
weeks and preferably before six. I did a
quick check of your boy’s pedigree for
CEA risk using ASHGI’s pedigree analysis
software. His score is 1.88, which is low
risk, but there is a still slight possibility
that he might have inherited that mutation.
Given that, I feel it is inadvisable to do this
breeding unless you are willing to have
semen tested to determine his genotype. (If
you do, see if you can run other common
Aussie DNA tests on the sample, too, in
case a similar situation with another disease
comes up in the future.)
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My understanding is that linebreeding
and carefully selecting the dogs being
paired is what creates consistency in
a particular line. If I buy a linebred
puppy v. one from an outcross, herding
characteristics should be similar to those
behind it. An outcrossed puppy may work,
but it will get a little bit or this and that
and also won’t produce how its own ability
unless it is prepotent. Is that right? So to
maximize consistency in desired traits, a
litter needs to be linebred from superior
dogs in that line?
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Not necessarily (more about this in
a moment). If you use assortative mating
– focusing on traits in the broad and deep
pedigree instead of specific dogs or lines –
you can consistently get what you want.
Do the parents of these pups and
their families share the traits you feel are
most important? For physical traits with
simple inheritance it is easier to “fix”
genes (make sure everybody has only the
ones you want). Complex traits, which
would include things like behaviors or hip
dysplasia, are tougher nuts to crack. You
may eliminate part of the unwanted genes
that can contribute to faults or disease and
therefore develop a “clean” line. But there
is a risk that when you select an outcross
that is also from a “clean” line you might
get “outcrossing surprise” – the thing you
thought both lines were clear of. This is
because the genes you managed to breed
out and the ones the other breeder bred
out of her line aren’t the same ones and the
cross put the whole set together again.
But this is in reference to only a single
trait – if you breed tightly there will be
other traits will crop up when you breed
closely, especially if doing so generation
after generation (evidenced by rising COIs)
simply because you increase the risk of
matching up unwanted genes that come
down both sides. Excessive close breeding
can have negative impact on health,
longevity and reproductive success. This
is called inbreeding depression.
I am looking for a stud dog for my
bitch. She has a dog I really like four
generations back in her pedigree. Several
of the stud dogs that I am looking at also
have him in their pedigrees and I have
been told he was positive for cataracts
and if I breed my bitch to any dog that has
him in the pedigree my puppies will have
cataracts. Then someone else told me that
if a dog is at least three generations back it
is fine to breed my bitch to the dog and the
puppies should be clear of the cataracts.
Is it safe to breed my bitch to a male that
also has this dog in the pedigree? Is there
a guideline to go by?
There’s a whole lot of misinformation
going on here.
First, cataracts: These are a little bit
of a complicated issue but the good news
is there is a DNA test that detects the gene
mutation that causes about 70% of them.
This mutation is what is called a risk factor
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– meaning that having it doesn’t mean your
dog will get cataracts, but it has a risk for
doing so. All breeding Aussies should be
tested for this and if both are clear it is very
unlikely you will get cataracts provided no
near relatives have the type for which we
don’t have a DNA test. Here is something
to read that will give you more info about
Aussie cataracts: http://www.ashgi.org/
home-page/genetics-info/eyes/cataracts
Assuming the dog you’re talking
about did have cataracts, it most likely will
only be an issue if your girl and her mate
haven’t had the DNA test. If your girl has
this mutation it is OK to breed her but you
need to breed her to a male that has tested
clear. While we can’t predict which dogs
with the mutation will get cataracts, we
can reduce how often they cataracts occur
by breeding dogs with the mutation who
also eye-screen as clear to dogs free of the
mutation. Knowing genetic status with the
test is far more important than whether a
particular dog back in the pedigree had
cataracts is, with one exception.
If this dog who had cataracts was
himself DNA tested clear, that means he
had a type we can’t test for. In this case his
presence on both sides could increase risk.
Given that the dog is four generations back
for your female, if it is three for some of
the males you are considering the problem
ancestor would be four and five generations
back for the puppies. Provided he only
appears once in each dogs’ pedigree and
provided that other dogs in the pedigree
are not near relatives (also likely to carry
the genes) the probability of inheriting
something down both sides of the pedigree
from him is relatively small. If he appears
multiple times or some of his kin are also in
the pedigree this increases the probability
because his family’s genes are more highly
represented.
ASHGI has a whole section of breeding
articles that you might want to browse to
get a better understanding of the genetics
that underlie all animal breeding: http://
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Technology in Rescue
[Unlike technology (including in the accompanying photo), this
article from the Jan/Feb 2014 Times is not obsolete.]
Once upon a time, rescuers conducted business the
old-fashioned way. Correspondence went through the
postal service, which meant someone put a stamp on an
envelope and mailed the paperwork or photos (printed
from developed film, no less) of dogs and then waited for it to reach
its destination, and for the return trip through the mail to receive
an answer. Phone calls happened via land lines, and not everyone
was reachable on the spot. Then, along came email, websites, social
media, smartphones and digital images, and everything changed.
Kay Marks, who has been in rescue for nearly two decades,
remembers the transition. “Thinking back on those early days, it
was amazing we were able to be successful with the tools we had
available,” she says. “Some may remember the old Compuserve
dog forum, which was the cutting edge of the day. Many volunteers
didn’t even have email.
Inquiries came by
phone; applications
were mailed. Pictures of
available dogs were sent
to potential adopters by
mail, too. It was a far cry
from the proliferation
of possibilities today!
Almost everything is done
by email and computer.
Applications are
submitted electronically
as are surrender forms and
volunteer applications.
Pictures and bios of
available dogs are posted
on many websites.”
Electronic communication
has certainly
revolutionized modern
society, and rescue has
benefitted. Speeding up
conversations means dogs in need can be saved more quickly...
volunteers and transports can be rapidly organized and mobilized
from a desktop, laptop or handheld device from anywhere with
a signal; more animals can be helped because of the ability to
reach out to a wider audience quickly and efficiently to fundraise
for special needs cases, find foster and permanent homes, and get
the word out about rescue efforts. Potential adopters can peruse
available Aussies at their leisure, and the application and record
keeping processes are far more streamlined with the ability to send
digital files.
There are, of course, downsides to all this instant and easy
communication. As with Internet and faceless interactions in
general, miscommunications can happen. Messages are lost, people
send or post things they would never share in real life, the lack of
nonverbal cues and tonal inflection can cause misinterpretation and
offended recipients. It is so easy to just type something and hit send
that people sometimes forget there are real humans with feelings
on the other end, and like
a dog that acts bolder and
more aggressively behind
a fence, can say things
they would never say to
someone’s face. In rescue
as in life, the Internet and
social media can be both
a blessing and a curse.
Advertising available
dogs online is important,
as the exposure brings
in potential adopters and
many have been placed
because of electronic
media and its widespread
reach. Unfortunately,
having appealing images
of Aussies on various
websites and social media
also draws in people who
may not be appropriate
owners. There have been
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cases where people fall in love with the picture or description of a
dog that doesn’t work with their household, and refuse to believe
otherwise. Many dogs are in rescue because someone was attracted
to an adorable pup and didn’t pay attention to the personality,
activity level or needs of the animal. We strive to not repeat that
mistake, which is why we place our dogs by best match.
I personally have run across some real doozies while
volunteering for ARPH, such as the woman who wanted to adopt
an Aussie as “a peace offering” for her ex-husband and estranged
teenage children. We don’t do that, since we need to know every
dog we place is wanted in the family and will be well cared for,
not tossed over to the housekeeper as this person planned. I also
know of cases where rescue reps have been stalked by applicants
upset that they didn’t get the dog they wanted. There are certainly
a lot of weirdos out there, and a lot of road kill on the Information
Superhighway.
Marks cites another example. A woman sent a message to her
Pennsylvania/New Jersey ARPH page, insistent that she was the
best home for a particular dog, and adamant about adopting it.
However, she was messaging from her hospital bed, where she was
due to serious health issues…not exactly a suitable situation for an
active Aussie. This sort of thing happens fairly often, with people
feeling entitled or that they’re doing rescue a favor by adopting
one of our dogs.
Having online communities and forums also means news
about dogs in need travels as fast as the electrons can go. This can
be useful when urgency is needed, such as dogs in kill shelters
who have limited time left, or those with medical emergencies.
However, it can also mean several rescue organizations receive
multiple notices about the same dog, and sometimes even dogs that
no longer need assistance but people keep forwarding and sharing
anyway, which means duplication of efforts and a certain level of
confusion. It can be difficult and time consuming to sift through
everything and determine the exact status of the dog because of all
the online chatter, rumors and crossed wires.
Recently in my area, we had a number of people email and
call about a Craigslist ad where an Australian Shepherd was listed
as “must go.” One of our volunteers tried calling several times to
offer help and left messages but never got a reply or call back.
Then, someone else called and found out that the advertised Aussie
was gone, but the person had two litters, which included “both
Aussies and Mini Aussies” in each and some older dogs available
for a hefty price. Finally, another volunteer recognized the listing
as belonging to someone who had similar Craigslist ads in the past,
and an Internet search revealed that the source matched up to several
puppy mill and hoarding reports. This was no desperate owner
trying to rehome a pet, this was an irresponsible backyard breeder
trying to make money off dogs. We were dealing with emails and
messages about this for days. We truly appreciate people’s concern
and wanting to alert us to dogs that might need help, but it would
be nice if we didn’t have to send the same reply and updates over
and over again. Fortunately, copy and paste means being able to
do so more easily.
People seem to forget that just because things occur at lightning
speed on the Internet, that real life doesn’t move at the same pace.
Oftentimes, we’ll get a flurry of emails, calls and posts about an
Aussie in need and when there isn’t a split second response stating
we have the dog, there are immediately posts and messages about
ARPH
“why doesn’t rescue do anything?!” and demanding that we take
the dog in question. A lot happens behind the scenes, and it isn’t
as easy and quick as cartoon character Wile E. Coyote ordering
from the fictional ACME Company. Some shelters will not release
their dogs to breed rescue and prefer to place them on their own.
ARPH does not have a boarding facility or legions of foster homes,
so there must be someplace safe for the dog to go and transport to
get there. Also, we cannot just take any Aussie without a careful
evaluation. Some folks think rescue is equipped to take in all
problem dogs and rehabilitate them, but not all volunteers can
or should do so. Would these people take a strange dog into their
own home and pack without knowing anything about its medical
or behavioral history? If they are not willing to risk their families
with an unknown element, why expect rescue volunteers to do so?
“It isn’t responsible to take a dog, for example, that has a bite
history, a history of aggressive behavior towards humans or other
animals, or other difficult behaviors that would make it impossible
to safely rehome them,” Marks notes. “People want pets, not
projects. Training issues are one thing; biting and aggression are
quite another. Our goal is successfully and safely rehoming Aussies,
and we have a responsibility to those who come to us looking to
adopt.”
Social media and the Internet are useful tools, and impacts
rescue activity both positively and negatively. Electronic
communication has brought the rescue community and the world
closer together and allowed some wonderful things to be done, but
it is important to remember that there are actual humans and dogs
behind the screens, and interactions should remain thoughtful for
the good of all.
Thank You for Your Donations
Without the generous donations of wonderful people like you,
we couldn’t even begin meeting the medical, promotional and
maintenance needs of the ever-increasing numbers of Aussies we
bring into the ARPH program each year. The following donated to
ARPH in September and October, 2017:
Constance Ceberek, Marjorie Lemon, Kristin Southard, Helene
Gottlieb, C. Jensen, Maura Ives, Jean Inman, Norma Wolfe,
John Jacobs, Andreina Rangel, Kathy Tucker, Katey Bussick –
Red Paw Creations, Greg and Julie Suttich, Crafts4K9s, Debbie
Pilorget, Amy Spitzer, Leon Perquin, Shannon McCarver, Les
Caldwell, Jacquie Nichols, Pete Campbell, Jennifer McCarver,
Carla Smith, Nicole Bauman, Maureen Bernard, Gail
Hilderbrand, William Young, Cynthia Gerdes, Tia Todorova,
Joanmarie Kelstrup, Stephanie Smith, Keven McDermott,
Christa Manning, Annette Riggs, Mechelle Spence, Rachael
Dixon, Eva Smith, Andrew Wilson, Abby Smith, Carol
Boswell, Eva-Marie McGuirk, Wendi Fairweather, Christopher
Friedrich, Jennette Alexander, William and Paula Berra, Janet
and Roger Otto, Greater Racine Kennel Club, James McBride
Jr., Brad and Jan Flatten, Sarah Devriese, Kelly Brannock, Ellen
Maxton, Linda Quon, Kimberly Coulter, Andrew Greenfield,
Karen Connelly, Kim Zaborniak, ASCNE, Dorothy Montano,
Patricia Greer, Debra Hopkins, Dustine Sparks, Cynthia Smith,
Anna Weimer, Alexis Arnold, Diane Kuby, Karen Cockerham,
Sarah Perry, Ashley Holland, Joann Kolesar, Allysha Jones,
Rebecca Watson, Rachelle Kolski, Janet Ward, Laine Miller,
76 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

Jeffrey Yeager, Susan Sprunk, Miriam
Marcus, Deborah MacConnell, Janice
Hensley, Jeffrey Bentley, Mark Blessing,
Patricia Appenzeller, Lucky Combination
Co., Stephanie Uribe, Deanna Pennington,
Allison Woods, Kim VaOverberghe,
Kenneth Jackson, Sarah Schroeder, Sharon
Kikendall, Michael Wood, Tami Stigal,
Genevieve Price, Megan Geiser, Kimberley
Garriott, Dallas Los, Randy Cramer,
Little Wishes Photography, Janet Robertz,
Yvonne Smith, Timothy Koepp, Vicki Vass,
Alexandra Estes, Gail Lipps, Dana Gill,
Wendy Robinson, Karen Guenther, John
Flora, Janice Kufta, JoAnn Hawkinson,
MaryKate Danaher, Erin Franklin, Margaret
Gripshover, Claudia Smoljo, Richard Saylor,
Elizabeth Needler, Gene Kanak, Hanlin Li,
Cheryl Smith, Kelly English, Diane Haney,
Donna Gerhart, Rebecca Dean, Terry
Ellis, Jerri Morgan, Jenna Waters, Shirley
Williams, Cheryl Bell, Brittney Orlowski,
Jan Niblock, Elizabeth Taber, Leslie Collins,
Sandra Isaacs, Deb Lucas, Rosemary Mann,
Susan Whiticar, Marissa Hesketh, Annette
Crevasse, Cassandra Boye, Kristin Thomas,
Steve Cochran, Maureen O’Donovan,
Lavonna Robbins, William Meyer, Mark
Smolenski, Shari Sorrells, Tre Sorrelle
Photography, Leslie Caldwell, Marjorie
Lemon, John Jacobs, Anne Chow, Cheryl
Weeks, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Sara Stutzer,
Jan Piscitelli, Rain Ramos, Vicki Ratliff,
Julie Fleming, Craig and Nanette Bohren,
Anne Juhlian, Sonja’s Photography, Wayne
and Doris Elkins, Carol Boswell, Seth
Weaver, Jessica Hale, Emily Brown, Joan Delgado, Corinne
Bodeman, Annette Riggs, Elizabeth Taber, Julie Johnson,
Amanda Winograd, Harriett Strumolo, Anne Paterno, Russ
and Janice Stovall, Guthrie Farms, Denise LaGrange, Amanda
Sauer, Tiffany Adler, Jacqueline Cuthbert, Karen Cockerham,
Monica Piguet, Nicholas Bourff, Amanda Powell, Michael and
Michelle Kellogg, Renee Belote, Barbara Wellborn, A Place
for Rover, Toby and Becky Rodgers, Amy Shipman, Sammi
Igarashi, Jennifer Richardson, Linda Shikany
ARPH
ARPH Donation Form
One of the many ways you can help ARPH is by providing a donation.
Please complete the form below and mail to:
Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline, Inc.
P O Box 5305, New Castle, PA, 16105
Please make your check or money order payable to: ARPH, Inc.
Thank you for helping us to help Aussies.
I would like to make a donation of $
to ARPH.
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If this donation is being made in honor or memory of another person, please provide a name
(or the name of a family member) and an address to where the acknowledgement can be sent.
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ARPH, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible
for US taxpayers. You will receive an acknowledgement by mail from ARPH.
Sarah Hedrick – IN, Sarah Koczot – VA, Kelli Malke – MA,
Lacy Renard – OR, Mark Smolenski - WA
Dogs in Program Since 09/01/17 by Region:
MidAtlantic = 3, Midwest = 6, Northeast = 3, Northwest = 4
Placed Dogs by Region:
MidAtlantic = 2, Midwest = 7, Northeast = 2, Northwest = 4,
Southwest = 1
Your Donations are Always Appreciated
There are many ways you can support Aussie rescue, whether
through gifts of time, money or supplies. Visit our website at www.
aussierescue.org to find out how you can help. ARPH volunteers
are able to assist Aussies in need largely through the generous gifts
of our friends and supporters. If you haven’t helped an Aussie in
need, please consider doing so. Your gift can literally mean the
difference between life and death for an Aussie.
Total Euthanized:
All regions = 1
Let’s Give A Big Welcome To Our New ARPH Volunteers:
Susan Armstrong – WA, Paula Barbosa – MA, Laura Boyd
– MA, Kathryn Busse – WA, Mary Corbett – IN, Melissa
Cramer – IN, Sarah Devriese 0 BC, Amy Fernandez – MA,
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 77

Finally, Finals!
Thomas Morarre • Lolo, Montana
Results . . .
and Getting Results
First let me offer a huge congratulation to all of the
Finalists that participated in this year’s Finals in Bryan,
Texas. There were many great dog/handler teams at this
event, and the show ran very smoothly. There was strong
competition and there was even a run-off for second place in the
final round of cattle. The stock was excellent, and the facility is
a very nice place to work your dog. I was once again impressed
by the support staff of the Brazo County Exposition Center. They
were always ready to help and they were quick to fix problems that
were reported to them. The trial arenas were well prepared and the
arena floor was even groomed between the two elimination rounds.
The trials started on time and ran on schedule. A big “hats off” to
Larry Teaff, Preston Kissman, Neal Deshazo, Jamie Burns, and
the entire Texas Consortium for hosting another great Finals. As
usual, Ray Fryar and the office staff from ASCA did a great job of
keeping the paperwork flowing and getting results and run orders
posted in a timely fashion in easy to read reports.
A friendly spirit of competition and mutual support for fellow
competitors that we are so fortunate to have in ASCA permeated
this event. Old-timers and first-timers cheered one another on and
there were many excellent runs. The judging was done with sharp
pencils as separating out the top dogs was not an easy task. The
six Finals judges were diligent and in spite of the long days, from
first to last they gave each dog their full attention. Joan Carrillo,
Racheal Vest, Tony Padgett, Wayne Kirby, James Bergert, and
Cheryl Padgett worked hard to sort out the best of the best in this
year’s Finals.
This issue’s column will feature the results from Finals. The
tables in this article were generated by the ASCA office (Ray
Fryar) and show the results for the top fifteen competitors. [I plan
to include another report that will include all Finalists in a future
column.] Congratulations to each competitor for making it to the
Finals and a big Texas Yahoo to the top ten in each stock. Notice
how close some of the results come – as close as a half-point
between placements. When one considers that the totals (of the
top 15 dogs) are from eight scores, one can see just how tight
the competition was. For example, a half point is actually only a
difference of one-sixteenth of a point over eight scores. In looking
back over one’s runs, it is easy to visualize where an additional
point or two could have been earned. I imagine no one spends time
imagining where more points might have been lost.
This year, the top dog in each stock received a silver trophy
buckle, and the other nine dogs in each class received a nice soft
crate for their pups. Cattle, sheep, and ducks were each won by
Arm Band Call Name Handler Dog's Registered Name
2017 Finals Cattle Results Top Fifteen Dogs
2017 Finals Cattle Results – Top Fifteen Dogs
310 JEWEL JAN WESEN SDCH WTCH-X CHUCKANUT JEWEL OF GEMSTONEBLU RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
457 PATTON WILLIAM D. MIDDLETON II WTCH COOSAWATTEE HELP ON THE WAY DNA-VP
368 KATIE MAE MARLA GABY SDCH WTCH-X SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
485 MOUZER JUDY DESHAZO SDCH WTCH-X BERET'S MOUZER RTDcs OFTDd PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
356 DENIM BARB MOE SDCH WTCH-X LEGENDS INDIGO GIRL OF OXBOW RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
239 JAKE BETTY WILLIAMS WTCH-X W LAZY J SPUR'S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs OFTDd PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
835 CEDAR JAN WESEN WTCH-M DOUBLE V CEDAR OF CHUCKANUT RTDcs PATDcs ATD-Xds AFTDcs DNA-VP
230 CHIP LINDA BARHITE WTCH-X OXBOW CHIP OFF THE RIGHT CROSS DNA-VP
474 TRIPP TRICIA ALEXANDER WTCH-M RANAHANS TRIPLE CROWN AFTDc DNA-VP
285 HANK ELSIE RHODES WTCH-M HS MR. H.E. TRUSLER AFTDs ATD-Xds PATDs OFTDc
408 CANNON KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY SVCH VCH ATCH-II PCH A-CH WTCH-M TOPROCK'S CANNON ON THE CASE OFTDsm RTDcs CDX PATDs ATD-Xcs RAX
272 NADO KRISTIN PERRON WTCH-M TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO RTDcs OFTDcs PATDcs ATD-Xcs DNA-VP
514 EDGE DIANE MENARD WTCH CHUCKANUT MAN ON THE EDGE OFTDcm AFTDds
473 ROOK TRICIA ALEXANDER SDCH WTCH-X RANAHANS CHECKMATE RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcsm DNA-VP
480 ROSIE VICTORIA A. HACKER WTCH PINCIE CREEK ABRACADABRA
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2017 Finals Sheep Results Top Fifteen Dogs

a different team. The Cattle Champion was Jewel handled by
Jan Wesen. The Sheep Champion was Mauzer handled by Judy
DeShazo, and the Duck Champion was Tio handled by Kay Pieper.
The high combined award and a lovely trophy buckle went to Marla
Gaby and Katie Mae. They had consistently good runs. Training
and practice really do pay dividends and it was a pleasure to watch
them work together as a team.
I think that the Texas Consortium did a great job with the
awards ceremony and I hope that future Finals will also include
recognition of all Finals competitors in the awards program. Every
Finals contestant was called up to receive their participation ribbon
and given recognition for making it into the Finals. This is a much
better approach than laying the ribbons out on a table to be picked
up by the participants in anonymity. It was pointed out that just
making it into Finals is a true honor and all of the contestants should
be proud to be there. The awards presentation was also held in a
nice room with ample seating, a cash bar and snacks available.
Everyone, not just Finalists, was invited to this awards presentation,
and the atmosphere was supportive and jovial. The official award
ceremony was followed by the Calcutta for the Texas Shootout.
This added an exciting and rather hilarious ending to the evening.
People really got into the bidding – especially after Rick Hardin
took over as auctioneer.
Results
The following tables (this page and next) show the outcome
for the top fifteen dogs in all three elimination rounds of the 2017
Finals. I invite you to look carefully at the scores to see how
hard it was to sort out the winning dogs. I believe that the results
indicate a lot about how the dogs ran and how strict the judging
was. Competitors often received scores around ten to fifteen points
below what they normally do in regular trials. This was especially
true on the ducks that were perhaps the most difficult stock at Finals.
Dogs had to be just right to have success. For the most part, the
judges’ scoring was in agreement, and scoring seemed consistent
across competitors.
Finally, Finals!
Mystery Pups
***
Although three of the mystery pups have graduated and went
to the 2017 Finals in Bryan, the remaining mystery pups continue
to train and develop their working skills. Here are the reports that
came in for this issue.
Mystery Pup Nessa – Baby Steps
It hasn’t been a stellar year for me and Nessa. I hate saying
that because I had high hopes; or, perhaps, high expectations for
this year. Looking back on the trialing season, I’m going to have
to shoulder the majority of the blame. My handling was… well…
pathetic is maybe a good word for it. Nessa, bless her soul, tried to
accommodate my inadequacies. When that didn’t work, she reacted
to them, which only exacerbated the problems.
We have an excellent support team, however. And our trip to
Nationals gave me time to talk to a couple of them in depth. One
of my biggest problems wasn’t exactly trialing nerves as much as
the desire to have everything go perfectly from the moment I open
the gate or send Nessa on a gather. As soon as one foot went out
of place, I short-circuited. That, in turn, amped Nessa up and soon
we completely melted down.
Although our National’s runs were nothing spectacular, I am
pleased to say I was remarkably calm. I held in my mind the image
of how we train and how I know Nessa works at home. If something
went askew, and it did, I didn’t react like a raving maniac; I simply
fixed it and continued on.
Baby steps: I’m disappointed by our lack of achievements this
year, but we have a huge learning curve to overcome and in that
regard, we’re doing okay. I’m going to bank those tiny successes
and keep feeding them for next year.
CPadgett Vest Carillo TPadgett Bergert Carillo Kirby CPadgett TPadgett Vest Total
105.0 109.0 114.0 109.0 101.0 110.0 96.0 103.0 103.0 110.0 854.0
89.0 94.0 106.0 114.0 110.0 112.0 108.0 115.0 118.0 111.0 851.0
103.0 100.0 103.0 106.0 107.0 111.0 111.0 102.0 114.0 110.0 851.0
112.0 117.0 98.0 91.0 97.0 111.0 103.0 105.0 104.0 110.0 840.0
112.0 112.0 109.0 107.0 95.0 103.0 95.0 99.0 100.0 102.0 836.0
97.0 92.0 110.0 112.0 100.0 102.0 96.0 97.0 104.0 100.0 810.0
92.0 95.0 110.0 99.0 100.0 112.0 100.0 98.0 102.0 107.0 805.0
73.0 79.0 114.0 115.0 103.0 107.0 102.0 105.0 107.0 106.0 802.0
97.0 94.0 106.0 108.0 98.0 106.0 95.0 92.0 101.0 96.0 795.0
95.0 92.0 106.0 102.0 81.0 92.0 88.0 91.0 93.0 95.0 759.0
89.0 79.0 107.0 104.0 99.0 89.0 96.0 99.0 93.0 91.0 758.0
85.0 86.0 101.0 105.0 91.0 101.0 94.0 86.0 100.0 90.0 752.0
107.0 102.0 98.0 102.0 55.0 60.0 58.0 65.0 53.0 70.0 647.0
98.0 95.0 109.0 108.0 53.0 55.0 45.0 52.0 49.0 48.0 612.0
90.0 83.0 100.0 104.0 40.0 47.0 31.0 44.0 49.0 58.0 557.0
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480 ROSIE VICTORIA A. HACKER WTCH PINCIE CREEK ABRACADABRA
2017 Finals Sheep Results – Top Fifteen Dogs
Finally, Finals!
2017 Finals Sheep Results Top Fifteen Dogs
Arm Band Call Name Handler Dog's Registered Name
485 MOUZER JUDY DESHAZO SDCH WTCH-X BERET'S MOUZER RTDcs OFTDd PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
453 DAN BILLIE RICHARDSON WTCH HSDANTHEMAN PATDcs ATD-Md RTDcs DNA-VP
205 TIO KAY PIEPER WTCH-X DOC PIEPERS TIO PEPE AFTDcds OFTDm DNA-VP
239 JAKE BETTY WILLIAMS WTCH-X W LAZY J SPUR'S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
473 ROOK TRICIA ALEXANDER SDCH WTCH-X RANAHANS CHECKMATE RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcsm DNA-VP
457 PATTON WILLIAM D. MIDDLETON II WTCH COOSAWATTEE HELP ON THE WAY DNA-VP
285 HANK ELSIE RHODES WTCH-M HS MR. H.E. TRUSLER AFTDs ATD-Xds PATDs OFTDc
368 KATIE MAE MARLA GABY SDCH WTCH-X SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
515 KIP DIANE MENARD WTCH BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER
231 STING LINDA BARHITE WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDc
450 KI THOMAS A MORARRE WTCH-M W LAZY J YIPPIE KI YI YO RTDcs CD ATD-Xds AFTDcs DNA-VP
209 TORRIE ANN CHERNOFF ALLAN WTCH-M AERIE ANYTHING GOES OFTDs RTDc ATD-Xd RN DNA-VP
247 Z DAWNA SIMS WTCH-X PSR PARAZZI GIRL OFTDcd AFTDs
514 EDGE DIANE MENARD WTCH CHUCKANUT MAN ON THE EDGE OFTDcm AFTDds
230 CHIP LINDA BARHITE WTCH-X OXBOW CHIP OFF THE RIGHT CROSS DNA-VP
Arm Band Call Name Handler Dog's Registered Name
2017 Finals Duck Results Top Fifteen Dogs
2017 Finals Duck Results – Top Fifteen Dogs
205 TIO KAY PIEPER WTCH-X DOC PIEPERS TIO PEPE AFTDcds OFTDm DNA-VP
368 KATIE MAE MARLA GABY SDCH WTCH-X SAGECREEK COWGIRLS RULE AFTDcs RTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
478 YOGI SALVATORE MANNA WTCH CROSSROADS YOGI SPIRIT BERRA ATD-Ms
473 ROOK TRICIA ALEXANDER SDCH WTCH-X RANAHANS CHECKMATE RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcsm DNA-VP
453 DAN BILLIE RICHARDSON WTCH HSDANTHEMAN PATDcs ATD-Md RTDcs DNA-VP
269 JAMMER DAWNA SIMS WTCH MOTTS BLAZIN' SUN JAMBOREE AFTDs BN CD ATD-Xds RNX RAX REX
239 JAKE BETTY WILLIAMS WTCH-X W LAZY J SPUR'S GET EM UP JAKE RTDcs PATDcs DNA-VP
208 COULOIR ANN CHERNOFF ALLAN HOF SVCH VCH WTCH CH LYRICEVERREADY BLACKICECOULOIR OFTDd AFTDs ATD-Xds RTDs GS-E JS-E RS-E RAX RE DNA-CP
209 TORRI ANN CHERNOFF ALLAN WTCH-M AERIE ANYTHING GOES OFTDs RTDc ATD-Xd RN DNA-VP
356 DENIM BARB MOE SDCH WTCH-X LEGENDS INDIGO GIRL OF OXBOW RTDcs PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
247 Z DAWNA SIMS WTCH-X PSR PARAZZI GIRL OFTDcd AFTDs
450 KI THOMAS A MORARRE WTCH-M W LAZY J YIPPIE KI YI YO RTDcs CD ATD-Xds AFTDcs DNA-VP
230 CHIP LINDA BARHITE WTCH-X OXBOW CHIP OFF THE RIGHT CROSS DNA-VP
282 IGGY ARTHUR LANDRY WTCH-M BROOKWOOD'S SHENANIGANS CD RTDcs OFTDd AFTDsm ATD-Xcd GS-E-OP JS-E RS-E RNX RAX DNA-VP
485 MOUZER JUDY DESHAZO SDCH WTCH-X BERET'S MOUZER RTDcs OFTDd PATDcs AFTDcs DNA-VP
Mystery Pup Dude – Two Plus Three or Four Plus One
There’s more than one way to add numbers up to get the
same answer. Dude has forced me to look at something other than
my usual methods. He has made it imperative for me to really
start paying attention to what he’s trying to tell me, as opposed
to me insisting he conform to a certain idea in my head. He’s a
different sort of dog, with a working style unlike any other dog
I’ve personally experienced.
If you follow Dude’s story, you may remember we’ve been
having issues and I’ve been getting more and more frustrated.
Well, one day not too long ago, I hit a wall. In typical fashion, I
was determined to find a way to the other side. So I pondered the
issue at hand and decided on a new tactic. I went into my training
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arena with a group of fetchy sheep and Dude. I left my stick,
shaker bottles, flags, and preconceived notions at the gate. I never
have to worry about Dude being rough with the stock so I let him
approach them how he wanted and then did some walk-abouts. I
gave him no directions or corrections. I picked a spot and headed
for it and watched to see how Dude responded. I made an effort
to understand where I needed to be to influence his movements,
and, perhaps more importantly, why he insisted on placing himself
where he did. The only words to pass my lips the entire time were,
“Good boy!” when the result was what I wanted.
Those results didn’t always come the way I “thought” they
should. The way Dude reads his stock, and the way he chooses to
control them, are a bit … unorthodox. But, in the end, the result
was the same and there was no battle between us.

90.0 83.0 100.0 104.0 40.0 47.0 31.0 44.0 49.0 58.0 557.0
Finally, Finals!
Bergert TPadgett Kirby Vest Bergert Carillo Kirby CPadgett TPadgett Vest Total
112.0 115.0 113.0 116.0 114.0 119.0 118.0 116.0 119.0 120.0 928.0
114.0 112.0 115.0 116.0 118.0 111.0 114.0 115.0 117.0 113.0 916.0
108.0 112.0 112.0 113.0 110.0 113.0 112.0 111.0 115.0 110.0 891.0
105.0 113.0 111.0 119.0 107.0 113.0 109.0 104.0 113.0 105.0 882.0
109.0 115.0 106.0 106.0 111.0 113.0 110.0 104.0 113.0 106.0 876.0
103.0 110.0 112.0 120.0 106.0 106.0 110.0 104.0 117.0 106.0 873.0
112.0 118.0 110.0 115.0 95.0 110.0 102.0 96.0 108.0 99.0 860.0
106.0 111.0 106.0 105.0 100.0 107.0 105.0 102.0 110.0 106.0 848.0
107.0 114.0 105.0 114.0 89.0 107.0 102.5 96.5 104.0 99.5 842.5
106.0 113.0 108.0 112.0 94.0 102.0 106.0 96.5 109.0 93.5 837.5
99.0 101.0 107.0 112.0 98.0 104.0 108.0 104.0 112.0 102.0 837.0
109.0 112.0 100.0 105.0 94.0 99.0 101.5 100.0 112.0 103.0 829.5
99.0 103.0 106.0 112.0 92.0 107.0 105.0 97.0 107.0 98.0 827.0
103.0 106.0 100.0 108.0 95.0 101.0 98.0 109.0 95.0 108.0 819.0
96.0 101.0 109.0 114.0 87.0 99.0 100.0 97.5 106.0 96.0 812.5
Carillo Kirby Bergert CPadgett Bergert Carillo Kirby CPadgett TPadgett Vest Total
111.0 106.0 112.0 115.0 109.0 112.0 111.0 105.0 115.0 107.0 883.0
109.0 106.0 105.0 109.0 104.0 100.0 104.0 97.0 103.0 101.0 837.0
111.0 109.0 109.0 109.0 98.0 110.0 103.0 90.5 99.0 88.0 828.5
110.0 109.0 103.0 102.0 102.0 104.0 103.0 95.5 101.0 80.0 825.5
115.0 108.0 104.0 110.0 94.0 99.0 101.0 94.0 101.0 92.0 825.0
98.0 96.0 102.0 110.0 102.0 107.0 105.0 100.5 104.0 97.5 817.5
110.0 103.0 106.0 105.0 91.0 101.0 105.0 93.0 108.0 90.0 814.0
102.0 102.0 98.0 104.0 102.0 100.0 103.0 99.0 110.0 100.5 811.5
106.0 101.0 98.0 101.0 99.0 101.0 101.5 94.5 105.0 101.0 808.5
107.0 104.0 99.0 105.0 91.0 102.0 104.0 92.5 107.0 93.5 807.0
103.0 104.0 98.0 109.0 96.0 101.0 99.0 94.5 97.0 96.0 802.0
105.0 104.0 102.0 102.0 98.0 95.0 98.0 93.5 98.0 89.0 797.5
104.0 96.0 103.0 109.0 87.5 99.0 99.0 103.0 91.0 83.5 788.5
100.0 106.0 95.0 96.0 89.0 92.0 102.0 82.5 99.0 84.0 761.0
105.0 107.0 97.0 99.0 49.5 51.0 54.5 49.8 51.0 51.5 611.3
There are a bunch of different ways to add numbers and come
up with five. The answer is still the same; it’s the approach that’s
different. Dude learns and works differently, requiring me to add
things up in a different manner. Listening to him, observing him,
have changed the way I handle him and we’re now starting to see
even better results.
Mystery Pup And Toto Too
Toto has been getting pretty lackadaisical in her chore work.
She does the take out of the home pen just fine, but then she does
not follow them down the alley and to the final gate. Yes, the goats
mostly go that way themselves, but without some pressure behind
them, the goats may decide to snack off the hay cart or take a turn
at a cross alley. Also, by not having gone with them as far as the
final gate, Toto is not standing guard there, preventing any goats
from coming back in before I can get there and close it. Similarly,
on the return, Toto was not following them back to the gate and
even when she was doing so, she was not staying there standing
guard until I got the gate closed and latched.
It is summer and it gets very hot here; the sun can be quite
intense. At least, some of this behavior is due to not wanting to
leave shaded areas. However, the dog needs only be in the full sun
for several seconds; it is not unreasonable to demand that the dog
endure that brief length of time. So, I have had to get on her case
and insist that she do it correctly.
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One of the easiest aspects of dog training is to undo training. I
really should have been alert to the first slippage in Toto’s execution
of her chores. I should have stepped up immediately and given her
guidance at the first hint of her not doing things correctly. I should
have then been ready at the next performance of the task for her
to not do it right and to be already prepared to step in and give the
guidance at the earliest indication of incorrect action on her part. I
should not have waited until the behavior got to the degree of poor
work that it did before I stepped up and started insisting on proper
work. I will try to do better in the future.
***
Mystery Trainers
[Only one trainer responded to this issue’s questions, but the
responses are really great and I think folks will enjoy the insights
provided by our lone contributor.]
Question #1: For many trainers, there is a time during the year
where training is not easy due to weather (too hot or too cold) or
even natural impediments (flood, fire, smoke, or snow/ice.) Please
provide some advice as to what one can do to train off stock for
people who are unable to do their normal training for whatever
reason.
Off stock training: Lots of fun obedience, lots of rewards. It
is best not to teach the “watch me” before working stock because
you want your dog to hear you but watch the stock. Directions can
be taught around a table or sofa in the living room or outside with
a cane, string and something attractive at the end of the string. I
would drag the attractive thing around something so that the dog
learns the direction not just to circle the person. A water hose and
stream of water works, too. You can use these tools to teach a stay,
down, walk up and bite commands. I once knew a young mother
who fully trained her pup in the living room with a basketball. He
was amazing his first time on cattle. Although it is not really so
important in the trial arena, teach your pup to think. It is especially
important if you will ever be doing any real work. Leave him in a
yard with an open gate in an unusual spot then call him standing
on the opposite side of the fence from your dog. Since he can’t get
through the fence keep calling and move gradually closer to the
open gate. You want him to discover it himself if possible the heap
on the praise. Teach him to find things especially things he has to
search for. Things a pup can learn are limitless.
Question #2: It is always hard to deal with the effects of age on
our working dogs. They slow down, they start to lose hearing and
their eyesight deteriorates. It is hard to make the decision to retire
a faithful friend who has worked by your side for a decade or more,
but sometimes that becomes necessary. Do you have any guidelines
for knowing when to retire a dog? And what activities do you find
for the dog to do instead of trialing or working? (I think this applies
especially to cattle.)
When to retire a older dog: When it becomes dangerous for the
dog for one reason or another. Cattle when speed and eyesight fail.
Working in general when the body fails, say a bad ankle, muscle
stiffness, eyesight, stamina. Birds or young animals such as kids
or lambs remain an option for short bursts of activity. Then, of
course, loads of couch time and loves.
Finally, Finals!
Question #3: Everyone has different schedules for training due
to availability of time, or stock, or facility or activity level. If you
disregard any of these restrictions, in other words, in an ideal
situation, what do you recommend for a training schedule on (A) a
new pup, (B) an two- to three-year-old with some experience but not
fully trained, (C) a dog that is trained to the point of being successful
at the ASCA courses in the advanced division? By “training
schedule,” I mean frequency and duration. In other words, how
many times a week and how long in each session. If you can, please
explain why you set the pace that you are recommending.
Training a new pup: Loads of bonding time. Obedience with
treats in the house. Let him watch an older dog work stock from a
safe place. I do not put a puppy on ducks, because no matter what
he does the only thing you can do is tell him what a good dog he
is. He is too young for correction. He can learn all kinds of bad
things that have to be removed later on.
Training a two to three year old dog: I would spend a week
bonding with the dog before turning him loose on stock. Start off
stock obedience with your stop (down/stand) commands. Watch
and evaluate the pup for this week. Take him to an area of, say, 70
feet in diameter for his first introduction to stock. Round pens are
good. Have two or three very domesticated sheep to start with. I
usually have a long pole nearby in case he decides to nibble but
mostly evaluate the pup at this point. Then you can make a game
plan. I find that 15 minutes is usually more than enough training
time. Pups are like kids, short attention span and they quickly
stress out. Training time can later be extended but no more than 30
minutes. Real work is a different thing. They can do that for hours
because it makes sense to them. They can do 15 minutes a day. I
would say four times a week minimum. A pup will eventually l
learn working once a month but it will take a very long time.
A dog trained to the WTCH level is a good started dog, ready
to go on and learn Finals quality stuff or make a good hand on a
farm. The training chore at this time is to keep things fresh and
interesting. Many old-time Aussies would not put up with drilling. I
suspect mixing in real work with repetition would keep the dog
going better. The last thing you want to happen is for the dog to get
sour on trialing. I think we have to remember that those panels in the
trial arena mean nothing to our dog; they might as well be bushes
or a tree. A pen is different. Dogs understand pens, well maybe not
opening the gate and running them off! So, in conclusion, make
the work interesting, lots of praise, and only a few repetitions at a
time.
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Obedience & More
Rosalind Hall • Guntersville, Alabama
Relationships
First I want to thank Laura Gibson and the Texas Consortium
for putting on an amazing week of Aussie events. I have
been showing dogs for 40 years, and I have never attended
an event that was so well-planned and executed. As
both an exhibitor and judge, I felt welcomed and well cared for.
The facility staff were helpful and friendly. I especially want to
thank Andrea Torres and her crew who kept Obedience and Rally
running smoothly and the wonderful professional stewards. Having
Obedience and Rally in the separate new pavilion gave us plenty
of room for crating, set up, and practice and a quiet environment
with minimal distractions.
Many of the dog and handler
teams that showed to me were
outstanding, but I was especially
impressed with the relationships between some of the dogs and their
owners. Since they live in my area, I have watched Cindy Franks
and Cheyenne (OTCH4 SPCH PCH WITCH Cutt’N Loose Indian
Princess) throughout Cheyenne’s career. I have seen her perform
well, and I have seen her on her off days, but I have always noticed
the joy she and Cindy seem to have when working together. At 11
years of age with a scrape on her muzzle from being kicked by a
cow doing stock work, Cheyenne won Superdog. To do that she
had to compete in two Open classes, two Utility classes and two
Superdog classes (Open and Utility exercises mixed) and earn
more points than any other team. Even after all of that, Cindy and
Cheyenne were still having fun in the ring when she showed to me
on Friday.
The other team, or I should say teams, that impressed me with
their joy in working together were Paddy Warner and her three dogs
(yes, she showed three dogs in Open and Utility). Winnie (OTCH3
Firewatcher’s Winnie The Pooh UDX RNX) was Highest Scoring
Dog in Open and Utility Combined with 199 in Open B and 198 in
Utility B, but Paddy’s other two were not far behind. In fact, they
took three of the four placements in Open B and two placements in
Utility B. Their performances showed precision, but what I admired
most was the joyous way they worked together.
Watching these teams got me thinking about the relationships
we have with our dogs. The tasks we train our dogs to do in
obedience are not natural for them, and in the higher levels, they are
complex – as is great heeling at any level. How does one develop the
relationship with a dog that causes him to want to please so much
that he will work to this level and do it with joy? I frequently hear
people say that obedience isn’t fun or that they don’t do obedience
because their dogs don’t like it. I find that dogs usually like to do
whatever their people like to do. Could it be these people have not
found a way to develop a relationship that causes their dog to want
to tackle the difficult tasks of obedience? Or could it be that they
have not been willing to invest the time and effort into obedience
that makes their dogs comfortable with the exercises and able to
perform them under stressful conditions?
I think a key to a good relationship with our dogs is good
communication, just as it is in any relationship. Our dogs need to
understand exactly what we want from them. If they give us what
we want, most of us reward with food, toys, or praise, but do we
really show them how much
we appreciate their effort?
How about a game of tug or a
good back scratch? Recently
I was training with a friend whose dog was having a difficult time
with an exercise. She kept breaking it down and helping him until
he finally got it right. She responded with a “good dog” and a treat,
then moved on to the next exercise. I was hoping for a party to let
him know how much she appreciated all of his effort.
I believe part of good communication with our dogs is making
sure there are no shades of gray. Everything should be black or
white. Connie Cleveland says there are two kinds of errors, effort
errors (the dog tries and makes a mistake) and lack of effort errors
(the dog knows what we want but chooses not to do it). Both require
good communication. For an effort error, break the exercise down
into smaller pieces and help the dog get it right. Then celebrate
to let him know how happy you are with his behavior. For a
lack of effort error, we must let the dog know that his behavior
is not acceptable. This requires a correction. A correction is not
necessarily harsh. When Pip makes an error, all I need to do is walk
to him, take him by the collar and lead him to where the mistake
was made and repeat the exercise. He gets the message loudly and
clearly. Connie Cleveland also says that a correction must offend
the dog to be effective, and this type of correction certainly would
not offend Langston. With him I have to be a bit more severe to
get his attention. However, I learned many years ago that however
severe the correction is, the praise that follows must be equal or
greater. If you never win the game why would you keep playing?
When we compete in obedience, we ask our dogs to perform
complex behaviors in unfamiliar locations and among many
distractions. We expect them to trust us that all will be well and
we will be happy if they do as we ask. This kind of trust requires
good communication and a special relationship. I am working on
building that kind of relationship with both of my boys.
. . . key . . . is good communication . . .
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Stockdog Corner
Terry Martin • Bryan, Texas
Then . . . and now . . .
Since the 2017 National Specialty was on about 25 minutes
from my house this year, I watched as much of the trials as
I could. I won’t go into it a lot, but it made me think about
all that has changed since the ASCA Stockdog Program
began and the first trial, in 1975.
Forty-two years ago in Phoenix, Arizona. Four judges in the
arena sitting on the biggest mules I have ever seen in my life (real
mules with ears and four legs, not the vehicle called a “mule” today).
The rules were brand-new and as with all programs written from
scratch, there were some big holes in them, but it was an event
everyone was excited about and well worth remembering. The first
big ASCA political controversy came about that day when a dog
won a class that the spectators, who of course were ASCA members,
were pretty shocked over. How
could a dog win when it never
left the heel position at the
handler’s side? It was my first
step into the intrigue of getting
involved in writing letters to
a National board of directors
and being involved in making
changes (in this case to the score
sheet).
Back to the 2017 Nationals:
The huge difference in the trials then and now is the training.
Obviously, back in 1975 there was only two ways for people to
communicate who did not live close together and that was telephone
(long distance was expensive) and letters (the kind you put in an
envelope with a stamp). There was little way to learn about training,
especially since very few people even had the knowledge. Ranchers,
who made up the majority of those competing, used their dogs’
natural instincts as best they could to get various jobs done. The
trials were much the same. There were not many downs or stays,
few side commands. Makes me laugh now but we felt we must carry
a crook when we went out there although very very few of us had
any idea what we were doing with it. There were two divisions,
Started and Open (Open was actually split into dogs under two and
dogs over two with the younger dogs in a division called Promising
Young Dog). Started dogs did not earn titles. Course A was the only
course and the center chute did not count for the Started Dogs. No
ducks except as a fun event. Of course, all that has changed.
At Nationals this year I only watched cattle. I watched a bit
of the started National runs and a few of the Open runs. I watched
all of the Top Ten Finals and the non-regular event, “The Shoot
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I won’t go into it a lot, but it made me
think about all that has changed since
the ASCA Stockdog Program began and
the first trial, in 1975.
Out,” which pitted the top five from Finals and the top Five from
Nationals against each other on cattle and sheep. The training is
really amazing on the top dogs. The handling is, too. The cattle
were pretty much the kind trialers dream about as they were willing
to stay together, they would stop for a dog without the dog biting
them most of the time, and they were willing to just drift from one
spot to another. Obviously, they needed the dog to influence that
drift and to keep them moving. The partnership between some of
the dogs and their handlers was really nice to see.
Just a thought and it is my personal one only. I thought the
Shoot Out was great. As someone who likes to see if a dog really
can handle livestock there was a difference between the same dogs
the days before who were in there to put down a pretty run and
the same dogs in a time trial. It
wasn’t that they did the course
a lot faster, but in the Shoot
Out (time trial) the dog needed
to get the job done. It did not
matter how pretty he did it, but
he needed not only to get them
through the course but he lost
two minutes for each head that
did not make the obstacle. In
some cases the handlers moved
in to help with the free standing pen, which actually is more like
real life. Because of the necessity to get all five head through each
obstacle, it was very important not to let part of them drift along
and one or two miss the gate. I believe it was Course H. What
impressed me was that I saw several dogs in the Finals or Nationals
trial that had pretty runs, but the dog did not stand out to me. In the
Shoot Out there were three dogs in particular that did some really
fancy work, because the job was worth the points. There was a very
obvious difference in how they handled the runs from the judged
trial to the time trial. And this does not mean they ran through the
course! These cattle would have blown up if that had been tried.
Nice to watch.
It’s always interesting after watching a trial that there are little
things that I remember and much that is forgotten. There was an
Open run I thought was the best run I saw all week. There was a
dog in the Shoot Out that did some work on the fourth obstacle
that was something I will definitely remember.
Believe me, those little things that a dog does really are
remembered by a lot of people. I have talked to people who trialed
in the early days 30-40 years ago and in talking we both remember

some specific move a dog made or parts of a run. Just for fun to
name a few . . . the first one had to be within the first two of three
years of ASCA trials in the ’70s. It was in Gunnison, Utah, and
it was Kathy Warren with Windsong Shenanigan. At that point I
had never seen a dog put cattle through the center chute. She got
them to the wings of the chute and the cattle did not want to go. I
don’t know how long it took and we were all holding our breaths
as the dog continually stopped those cattle from breaking away
and they finally turned and went through. I still remember Kathy
coming out and saying something to the effect of, “I was just out
there thinking I can’t believe that is my dog doing that.” I know
it inspired everyone there that day. I remember later in the early
1980s when someone in our club (Cen Tex ASC) had driven to west
Texas (it’s NOT close) to a sheep sale and brought back a trailer
load of Barbado sheep that looked like deer and acted like deer.
I doubt they had ever seen a man or a dog. We were in an indoor
arena with cement walls and several of them jumped out which
Stockdog Corner
was a bit of a problem. No one could even begin to move them or
keep them together when Tony Rohne went in there in Advanced
with his Bud dog (Zephr’s Crimson King) and calmly walked five
of those things through the entire course without one of them ever
running off. I remember Cathy Jones with Jones’ Reddy Teddy in
Colorado on cattle having a nice drive up the fence with Ted doing
that beautiful low heel a few times when a cow turned on him. I
knew Ted did not like the head and that Cathy had been working
on that. Rather than let him go in and blow up on her she had him
stand and settle which settled both the dog and the cow. It worked
and was pretty to see. Many good dogs over the years.
I apologize for this being short. Forgot my deadline! I often
do that but I usually have a vague plan or an outline in my head.
This time I didn’t.
On the cover . . .
National Finals Best Junior Handler
Bailey Crader
My name is Bailey Crader and my best friend
is “Gerard,” ASCA Ch. AKC GCh. Aussbern
Premier Ticket of Myshara. We have been a
team for two and a half years. At the 2017 ASCA
National Specialty, Gerard and I were blessed to
have won Best Junior Handler at the National
and for the second year in a row, National Finals
Best Junior Handler. I want to thank judges Ms.
Beth Anglemyer and Ms. Claire Thomas for these
amazing wins.
Gerard and I have formed an undeniable bond.
I truly can’t imagine showing without him. He as
been my rock through my struggle of emotions
every time we show. One thing I know for sure is
we always have a good time in the ring. We both
love every minute of showing. Outside of the show
ring I have been focusing my time on training my
next Junior dog “Steel,” Stone Ridge Steel the
Show. I am also training my girl “Paisley,” ASCA/
AKC Ch. Stone Ridge Angels N Outlaws, to run
agility. I hope to be able to compete in the future.
I absolutely love competing in the ASCA Juniors
Program. The hardest thing about being a Junior is studying the breed and body parts enough to know the next hard question asked. The
best thing about the program is the time I get to spend with my dogs.
I would like to thank my family for their support and the time they take away from work to invest in my dogs and show career. Thank
you to my main trainer, Cherrie Cannon, who has worked with me from the age of five. We meet weekly for lessons and she sends me
home with homework each week. I would also like to thank Jennifer Cannon, Katelyn Scott-Peart, and Sherrie Scott who help me with
the fine-tuning. My trainers continually educate me about Juniors, sportsmanship, and the breed. They always believe in me and push
me to be better. They taught me that through hard work and dedication I can accomplish anything. I look forward to co-breeding my first
litter in 2018 with Jennifer and Cherrie.
I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to Randy and Kathy Bryan for the scholarship they donated in the name of their daughter,
Keely Bryan. It is an honor to win such an amazing gift. May she be remembered for many years to come.
It has been an amazing ride for the both of us… Luckily, I’m only 12, so it’s not over yet!
Photo: Kayla Bertagnolli
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Colombe Tresan
Tracking Field Notes
Anne Hershey • Hillsborough, California
Presenting an ASCA Sanctioned Tracking Test
Chief Tracklayer
Columnist’s note:
This article is the sixth in a series devoted to presenting
ASCA sanctioned tracking tests, a series inspired by memories
of the late Tracking Judge Ralph Swingle, who passed on in
2015. Ralph was a passionate advocate for ASCA and for
Tracking. He introduced the sport to ASCA, and he judged
many of the ASCA Nationals Tracking Tests presented in the
western USA. When these tests were planned and set up by
inexperienced volunteers, Ralph spent countless hours on
the phone, shepherding desperate test chairpersons through
unfamiliar tracking test procedures, always with compassion
and wry Irish humor.
Now ASCA host club tracking test committees must take full
charge of test organization and logistics without Ralph’s help. If
experienced tracking people step forward to help out, the tests
are likely to run smoothly and efficiently. If not, newbie test
committees must learn tracking test procedures from scratch
– a challenging task. Close reading of the ASCA tracking test
regulations is the necessary first step. But regulations don’t tell
the full story. As for other dog sports, regulations indicate trial
requirements, but do not describe the month-to-month, dayto-day,
moment-by-moment plans and practical tasks required
to achieve those requirements. The articles in this series fill in
the missing narrative by describing customary, effective test
procedures that the tracking community has developed and
refined through decades of experience.
To date, the series has included five articles in the Times: “…
Pep Talk and Planning,” (July-August, 2015), “…The Tracking
Premium List Demystified,” (Sept.-Oct, 2015), “…. Dividing
the Workload” (Nov.-Dec. 2015), “Tracking Test Secretary,
Part One: Preparing for the Test” (January-February, 2017,
and “Tracking Test Secretary, Part Two: Plotting Day and Test
Day, November-December, 2017)
This sixth article describes the Chief Tracklayer’s job. Part
seven will address tracking judging.
Tracking Tests are celebrations of our dogs’ amazing
scenting skills and their extraordinary drive to persist
on task. The tests are satisfying and fun for everyone if
the work of organizing and presenting them is shared
by volunteers from the host club’s tracking test committee. The
Tracking Test Chair takes charge of obtaining the tracking test site,
hiring the judges and planning the test. Several host club members
volunteer for hospitality: housing the judges and test workers and
providing breakfasts and lunches during the test.
But two especially committed, long-working volunteers are
required to achieve smoothly functioning tests : the Test Secretary
and the Chief Tracklayer. If the Test Secretary and Chief Tracklayer
are members of the host club, they will serve as two of the three
members of the club’s Tracking Test Committee required to be
present on site throughout the test. Alternatively, particularly in the
case of ASCA National Specialty tracking tests when the host club
has no members with tracking experience, the Test Secretary and/
or Chief Tracklayer may be drawn in from other ASCA affiliates
or from dog training clubs in the region.
The Test Secretary communicates with the exhibitors and the
ASCA Business Office before and after the test, and presides at the
staging area throughout the test. Details of the Test Secretary’s job
were described in the two previous article in this series: “Tracking
Test Secretary, Part One, Preparing for the Test” (January/February,
2017) and “Tracking Test Secretary, Part Two, Plotting Day and
Test Day” (November/December, 2017).
The Chief Tracklayer obtains the tracklayers and drivers,
organizes the tracking test flags, works with the judges in the field
on Plotting Day, creates a track-laying schedule for Test Day, and
fills in to lay track or cross-track if a tracklayer does not show up.
Clearly, the Chief Tracklayer must be experienced in laying track for
tests, and have developed contacts and/or track-laying obligations
with members of surrounding tracking community. S/he must be
familiar with the layout of the tracking test site. Or if s/he’s not a
local person, arrange to explore the landscape prior to the test.
Here are details of the Chief Tracklayer’s job.
Several months prior to the test, s/he contacts potential
tracklayers to solicit their help with the test, ideally one tracklayer
for each track offered, plus cross-track layers for TDX tracks.
Actually, with proper time sequencing and spacing of test tracks
throughout the site, a single tracklayer can lay more than one track
for a test, but it’s smart planning to line up more than the minimum
number of tracklayers in case someone drops out at the last minute.
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Track-laying for tests requires the better part of two days:
working with the judges on Plotting Day, and laying the tracks
on the morning of Test Day. Usually these are weekend days, but
lately the ASCA Nationals Tracking Tests have been scheduled
for Thursdays and Fridays, or for Fridays and Saturdays, to avoid
conflicts with other Nationals events. So the Chief Tracklayer
is asking for a significant time commitment when s/he contacts
potential tracklayers. Fortunately, tracking people like to lay track
for tests. Sweeteners to the experience are providing overnight
hospitality, and setting up a Plotting Day evening dinner with the
judges, where everyone talks “dogs” and tracking and “dogs” and
“dogs.”
Alternatively, the Chief Tracklayer can train host club
members to lay track during a single morning workshop in a
nearby open space. It’s easy
for inexperienced people to
lay track for tests, because the
judges make all the decisions
and the tracks are thoroughly
marked on Plotting Day. Several
years ago I presented a track- laying for tests workshop for our local
affiliate club, Peninsula Australian Shepherd Association (PASA).
The members enjoyed the workshop and volunteered to lay track
for our upcoming test. Several of them enjoyed the experience so
much that they continued to lay track year after year for PASA’s
tests. (For a full description of this workshop, see “Presenting
Your Own Track-laying for Tests Workshop,” in the “Tracking
Field Notes” column, the Aussie Times, January/February, 2009;
and for a description of a moment-to-moment TDX track-laying
experience, see “Laying Track for Tests,” “Tracking Field Notes”
column, the Aussie Times, July/August, 2003.)
Knowing the layout of the test site landscape helps enormously
in planning the test. Often the test site is traditional for tests in the
region, and the Chief Tracklayer and possibly one of the judges
is familiar with the terrain. If not, at least the Test Chair will have
researched the site prior to choosing it and obtaining permission to
use it. In any case, the Chief Tracklayer should spend some time
exploring the site a couple of weeks before the test – to see what
sections are usable and for which levels of test tracks.
Also, a couple of weeks before the test the Chief Tracklayer
sends out instructions to the tracklayers, including a time schedule
for arriving on site to work with the judges on Plotting Day. A
single ASCA Tracking Trial can include TDX, TD, and/or TDU
tracks – some to be plotted in different sections of the property or
even at different sites. In order to set up the plotting schedule, the
Chief Tracklayer must determine which tracks will be plotted first.
It’s least confusing to plot the tracks in the order in which they
will be laid on Test Day morning. Because TDX tracks must be
aged for three (3) hours before they are run, they will be laid first
on Test Day morning. So usually they are plotted first on Plotting
Day, but the order of plotting also is based on where the test fields
are located. Complicated? Yes.
Examples of a tracklayer handout and a tracklayer letter
designed by Chief Tracklayer (now an ASCA-only Tracking Judge)
Sue Rush appear on pages 88 and 89 following.
And the Chief Tracklayer lines up volunteer drivers to work
during the two days of the test. At most sites, one driver can do
the job of driving judges and tracklayers around the property on
Tracking Field Notes
Track-laying for tests requires
the better part of two days . . .
Plotting Day. But Test Day morning requires two drivers – one to
drive the tracklayers to and from their tracks, and a second driver for
the exhibitors and judges. More drivers may be needed, depending
on the property used for the test. At some sites, the tracks are laid
in fields far distant from the staging area. At others, the tracks are
close by. At some sites, driving is not allowed on the property, or
not allowed on muddy dirt roads during wet seasons. At others,
parking is not allowed on the park’s roads, so exhibitors can’t drive
their own vehicles and leave them parked while their dogs run their
tracks.
Well before the test, the Chief Tracklayer organizes the
tracking test flags: a set of 8 flags for each TD track, and 12 flags
plus at least 8 cross-track flags for each TDX track. For TDU test
tracks laid in busy, highly visible urban spaces, clubs usually place
just a small, inconspicuous
training flag at the start, and
small ones or no flags at all
on the rest of the track. If the
club does not own flags, the
Chief Tracklayer may arrange
to borrow or rent flags from another club. Or s/he can organize a
one-day flag-making workshop for the host club members, so the
club can build and keep its own flags. (For a detailed description
of how PASA made its own tracking test flags, see “Martha’s
Elegant Tracking Test Flags,” “Tracking Field Notes,” the Aussie
Times, July/August, 2005.) Wherever they’ve come from, s/he
checks through the flag sets and makes needed repairs. Tracking
Test flags can take quite a beating when left in the field overnight
during stormy weather, or when left in landscapes where curious
cows and wild animals can stop by to munch them.
On Plotting Day morning the Chief Tracklayer arrives at the
test site staging area at the appointed time to meet the judges and
the tracklayer for the first track to be plotted. She tells the judges
what she knows about the terrain at the test site. S/he sets out
bundles of tracking test flags, arranged in separate colored sets, for
instance: yellow for set one, red for set two, etc. After the judges
have selected sets of tracking test articles, s/he hands the first set
of tracking flags to the tracklayer number one (and cross-track
flags to the cross-tracklayer for TDX tests) and they accompany
the judges into the test site to plot and flag the first track. If the
ground surface at the tracking site is too hard to insert the tracking
test flag poles, s/he gives the judges a big hammer and a spike or
heavy nail to create a preliminary hole for each flag.
During the rest of the day the Chief Tracklayer stays out in
the field. As the judges move through the site, plotting, flagging,
and mapping each track, s/he follows their progress and directs
the tracklayers sequentially to the starts of their tracks. S/he draws
her own field maps of the tracks – not as detailed as the ones the
judges and tracklayers draw, but detailed enough to show the basic
shape of each track the entrances and exits, the article placements
and the locations of the cross-tracks. Chief Tracklayers sometimes
ask permission to accompany the judges and tracklayers on each
track in order to record exactly where the tracks go. Some judges
allow this, but other judges do not because they want to minimize
the accumulation of day-old scents left on the tracks.
In the staging area, the Test Secretary greets the tracklayers as
they arrive, makes sure they have their sets of tracking articles and
gives them their sets of tracking test flags. The Chief Tracklayer and
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Thank you very much for helping with our tracking test!
Tracking Field Notes
Example 1: Tracklayer handout
On Plotting Day:
• Remember to listen to what the judges tell you.
• Have pencil and paper for drawing your map.
• Note the approximate time it takes to get from the staging area to the start of your track.
• DO NOT interrupt the judges while they are walking! They are counting paces.
• Re-walk the track without the judges. That is a good time to count your paces and establish good recognizable landmarks.
• Count the number of flags.
• If you need an additional marker, use flagging tape or pin flags. Count them as well.
• You may need to re-draw your map.
On Test Day:
• Wear your own footwear.
• Walk naturally – no scuffing the track, including near the start flag. Circling the flag is prohibited.
• Before you start your track make sure you have the following:
• Your map of the track.
• The number of flags, pin flags or tape that is on the track.
• The articles.
• A clear view of the start flag(s) and the first turn.
For TD
• Walk in a straight line with the start flags about 10 yards before the first flag.
• Note the start time. VERY IMPORTANT! Write it down.
• Leave the cloth article at the start flag.
• Leave the start flag plus the flag located at about 30 yards.
• At the first turn find your second turn – make sure it agrees with your map.
• Pick up and count the other flags and any other markers.
• Place the end article between your feet, then pull up the last flag.
• Walk about 30 yards in a straight line before exiting the field. The judges will tell you where you need to exit.
For TDX
• Walk 30 yards prior to the track in a straight line with the start flag and the first turn flag.
• Note the start time. VERY IMPORTANT! Write it down.
• Place the start article at the first flag.
• Leave only the first flag and pick up all the rest (leave the cross-track flags).
• Place the other articles at the article flags before pulling the flags.
• After placing the glove at the end, pull the flag and continue in a straight line for about 30 yards and exit the field the way the judges tell
you.
For Cross-tracks
• Make certain that you have a radio (provided) or cell phone on plotting day.
• On test day, note the time you enter the field to lay the cross-tracks.
• The primary cross-track layer and secondary cross track layer shall walk side by side about 4 feet apart and will pick up the flags as they
are walking the cross-tracks. Remember to pick up any additional markers that you may have used.
• Enter and exit the field where the judges instruct you to do.
• Cross-track layers DO NOT RE-WALK the track.
For everyone
NO TRACKLAYER MAY RETURN CLOSER THAN 50 YARDS OF ANY UNUSED TRACK. BE AWARE OF WHERE THE TRACK IS SO
AS NOT TO FOUL IT.
• On test day have a radio or cell phone and the chief tracklayer or test secretary number with you in case you encounter a problem in the field.
• Consult with the judges (if possible) to fix the problem.
• If you get “lost”, attempt to salvage the track. Do no just walk out of the field. Let the judges decide if it is still useable. (If there is a problem
of any kind, tell the chief tracklayer and the judges, but no one else. It might make someone nervous.
• Tell the chief tracklayer the time you started your track. Make sure the chief tracklayer has your cell phone number in case we need to
contact you.
• Please make certain that we have a place to contact you the night before the test in case there are last minute changes for start times.
THANK YOU.....THANK YOU......THANK YOU......THANK YOU!!!!!!
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Tracking Field Notes
Example 2: Tracklayer letter
Peninsula Australian Shepherd Assoc.
ASCA Sanctioned TD & TDX Test
Fort Ord Public Lands, Salinas, CA
Bureau Of Land Management Permit
Feb 15, 2011
Dear Linda,
Thank you for offering to lay track at the 7th annual PASA TD tracking test on Feb 19. There are 8 TD dogs entered and 1 alternate. There are also 2
TDX’s that day.
You are scheduled to lay TD track number 1 and 6. Please be at the staging area by 11:30. If we need you there earlier, we’ll let you know ahead of
time.
Directions to the site are on the back of this page. The gate will be “dummy locked”. (That means it just looks like it is locked.) After you have gone
through the gate, you must close it and dummy lock it again. ABSOLUTELY, UNDER PENALTY OF DEATH ARE YOU TO LOCK THE GATE!!!!!
WAIT! DID I FORGET TO MENTION NOT TO LOCK THE GATE??!!!
you.
We will have a few breakfast items on plotting day, and lunch. On test days we will have breakfast and lunch! Please remember to bring a chair with
Due to the possible wet conditions this year, BLM may ask that we stage our event where we had it last year, on Skyline Rd., down the road from the
NLPD area with covered tables and pit toilet. Please park alongside the road, leaving room for vehicles to pass. Follow signs to our staging area.
To minimize damage to dirt roads, please bring any observers/friends in your vehicle if possible. Per new BLM rules, there will be a $5.00 per day/per
person use fee (PASA will pay for exhibitors and workers only).
I will soon be emailing you a backcountry permit. Please copy it and tape the permit in the back window of your vehicle. Please bring a charged cell
phone if you have one and email me your number.
Thank you so much for volunteering! We hope you will have fun and very stinky boots!
Donna Highstreet
Chief Tracklayer
DIRECTIONS TO THE TEST SITE:
Coming from the North:
Take Highway 101 South to Highway 156 West toward the Monterey Peninsula. Take Highway 1 South toward Monterey. Take the Fort Ord Main Entrance
exit off Highway 1. Follow General Directions below.
Coming from the South:
Take Highway 101 North to Highway 68 toward the Monterey Peninsula. When you get to Highway 1, go north toward Santa Cruz. Take the Fort Ord Main
Entrance exit off Highway 1. Follow General Directions below.
Coming from South or North of Monterey on Highway 1:
Take the Fort Ord Main Entrance exit off Highway 1. Follow General Directions below.
GENERAL DIRECTIONS:
You will now be on Light Fighter Drive. At the 3 rd signal, turn right (the turn is before the corner). You will now be on General Jim Moore Blvd. (Can you
tell you are on a former military base yet?). At the second signal, turn left on Normandy Road. Stay on Normandy Road. You will come to the intersection of
Parker Flats Road Cut-off and Normandy Road. Continue straight across Parker Flats Cut-off Road. Normandy Road turns into Parker Flats Road here. Drive
around the “Restricted Access” barricade. SPEED LIMIT 25MPH INSIDE THIS AREA PLEASE! There may be bicyclists, hikers or horses on road. In
approx. 2.3 miles, make a left on Eucalyptus Road. Continue on Eucalyptus Road, across Barloy Canyon Road until you get to a locked gate. The gate will be
dummy locked, so I know you already know what to do! That’s right, absolutely DO NOT LOCK THE GATE after you have come through and closed it,
just leave it dummy locked!! From this point it is approximately 2 miles to the test site. Stay on the paved road and curve around the pond. At Skyline Road (a
dirt road) take a right and parking will be immediately on your left. We will post some bright colored signs along the route to help guide you.
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Test Secretary maintain communication via cell phone or radio, to
direct the drivers and move the tracklayers in and out of the fields.
After the tracks have been plotted, the Chief Tracklayer
consults with the Tracking Judges regarding the track-laying
schedule for Test Day morning . The judges determine the sequence
and timing of track-laying the following morning. Then, based
on the judges’ decisions, the Chief Tracklayer makes out a tracklaying
schedule and sends it to the tracklayers and drivers. For
small tests – six-track TD tests, for instance – the schedule won’t
be complicated. But for larger trials that include combinations of
TDX, TD, and/or TDU tests, this schedule is a challenging puzzle
to put together. Below is an example, also devised by Sue Rush, for
one of PASA’s trials that included TD and TDX tracks, and where
some tracklayers laid more than one track.
On Test Day morning, the Chief Tracklayer arrives well
in advance of the time scheduled for laying the first track. S/he
organizes the drivers and sets out with Tracklayer #1. S/he stays
in the field while the tracks are being laid. S/he notes the exact
start times for the laying of each track. S/he collects the tracking
Tracklayer)Schedule) )
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TD(1((Three(Sisters)( Susan( 11:30am(
TDX(5((Three(Sisters)( Susan/Jenny( 12:00pm(
Lunch( Lunch( 1:00pm(
TDX(4((Skyline(Rd.)( Joan/Lori( 2:00pm(
TDX(3((Skyline(Rd.)( Doug/Jenny( 3:00pm(
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TDX(2( Joan((XKLori/Jenny)( 7:30am( 9:00am( 10:30am(
TDX(3( Doug((XKJenny/Lori)( 8:00am( 9:30am( 11:00am(
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)
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8:00amKKKKKKKKKLay(TDX(3(
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9:00amKKKKKKKK(Lay(TDX(5(
11:00amKKKKKKKWait(at(start(of(TDX(5(
Tracking Field Notes
(
Diane)–)510C283C8013)
7:50amKKKKKKKK(Lay(TD(2(
8:20amKKKKKKKK(Wait(at(start(of(TD(2(
(
Jenny)–)831C421C1809)
Lori)–)831C325C1230)
8:30amKKKKKKKK(Lay(TDX(1(XKtrack(
9:00amKKKKKKKK(Lay(TDX(2(XKtrack(
9:30amKKKKKKKK(Lay(TDX(3(XKtrack(
10:00amKKKKKKKLay(TDX(4(XKtrack(
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test flags as the tracklayers bring them out of the field and stows
them into the drivers’ vehicles. S/he communicates with the Test
Secretary at the staging area and with the drivers to make sure the
tracklayers and cross-track layers are getting into and out of the
fields on schedule.
The Chief Tracklayer will have to lay a track if the track-layer
doesn’t show up – or cross-tracks if a cross-track layer is absent.
This is a rare occurrence, but I’ve seen it happen. Because the tracks
were flagged on Plotting Day, with bright colored flags placed at
the starts, corners and article placements – and the cross-tracks
were flagged with contrasting colored flags – and because the Chief
Tracklayer has drawn field maps, even if in simplified versions,
laying these tracks is not difficult. It’s just a matter of following the
flags in proper sequence and placing his/her own scented tracking
articles at the article flags – and pulling out the flags, of course, all
but the start flag, and the 30-yard directional on a TD track.
For large tests, the Chief Tracklayer will continue coordinating
tracklayers in the field, even while the earlier tracks are being run.
She will have chosen someone in the club to act as “field marshal”
to guide the gallery of observers to watch from
a distance while the tracks being run. Often the
tracklayers can act as field marshals for their own
tracks.
After the test has been completed, the Chief
Tracklayer collects and cleans the tracking test
flags and bundles them. During the awards
ceremony, s/he presents small gifts to each
tracklayer and cross-track layer, expressing
appreciation for the efforts they have made for
the club, for the sport.
Columnist Anne Hershey
judges Tracking at all
levels for ASCA and AKC
and instructs tracking
training classes. She has
owned and trained five
Australian Shepherds
since 1989, and she
has titled each of
them through TDX. In
April, 1999, her Aussie
bitch “CT Blaze ASCA
TDXx2” was the first Australian Shepherd (and the
17 th dog of any breed) to earn an AKC VST title. Her
Aussie Times column “Tracking Field Notes” earned
DWAA Maxwell awards twice, and in 2005 her article
“Developing Article Value, Article Drive and Article
Skills” was awarded “Best Training Article” by Off-
Lead Magazine. She is a founding member of the ASCA
Tracking Committee and a past president of Palo Alto
Foothills Tracking Association.
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In
Like
A Junior’s View
Janelle Farkas
Northridge, California
Flynn
Another year, another missed Nationals
Bret Kofford
Imperial Valley, California
This year was the second year in a row that Jeep and I
have qualified for Agility Finals. With him being only
four years old, I feel this is quite the accomplishment.
We have managed to train and compete competitively
even though I have been a full-time student his entire life. We
have finished an ATCH and are well on our way to finishing our
second one. We have accomplished so many training goals and he
has proven to be exactly what I asked his breeder for, and for that,
I am so incredibly grateful. But
this year, I really, really wanted
to go to Nationals. I wanted to
enter Finals. I wanted a chance
to compete with Jeep in what
we had spent all year qualifying
for. And I wanted to do it in Texas, where his breeder and his
littermates would be. She hasn’t seen him since the day she sent
him home with me, and I wanted more than anything to be able to
show her what we were capable of.
And then life happened.
Due to so many things out of my control, I was unable to
attend Nationals this year. Despite my planning, despite working
so hard all year to make sure it happened, it just didn’t. I simply
could not afford to go, and as a 25-year-old, I did not want to rely
on my parents or anyone else. Nationals are not something that I
HAVE to go to. I might WANT to, but that’s very different. And as
I am recently graduated and in the treacherous job search process, I
did not feel like I could responsibly spend thousands of dollars on
Nationals and put myself even further in debt than I already am. I
had to make an incredibly difficult, not at all fun, adult decision,
to save my money for when I am more financially stable. If things
go well in the next few months, I should be back on my feet soon.
My goal is to make it to 2019 Nationals, but if I could swing 2018
Nationals, that would make me incredibly happy.
In the weeks leading up to Nationals, my sadness started to
take over. Had I made the right decision? There are no guarantees
in life, so should I have tried to make it work? What if we can’t go
in two years either? I second-guessed myself and was starting to
make myself miserable. I had so many friends who were gearing
up to leave, and I was feeling left out and unsure of my decision
to stay home. I would be on Facebook and see so many people
starting to make their packing lists, get their cars ready, do last
minute training exercises, and all I wanted to do was join them! I
I did not hear a SINGLE complaint
about Nationals itself.
wanted to make my packing list. I wanted to be getting things ready.
I wanted to run my dog in Finals. It was especially hard to see people
complain about everything they had to do to get ready; how long
of a drive it would be; how they had to pack dog stuff and people
stuff. Reading this at home was discouraging; I would have given
ANYTHING to be able to go, ANYTHING to have been packing
and planning my drive, and to see people who were grumbling over
every little thing related to just leaving for Nationals was making
my heart hurt. I do not think
that anyone was doing it on
purpose or to make anyone feel
bad, but unfortunately, it was
bothersome to me and to many
others I know that wanted to
attend Nationals but couldn’t. It was hard to see people take for
granted that they were going to Nationals while others, including
me, desperately wanted to go but were unable to.
Soon, the week of Nationals arrived, and so many of my friends
were there. Everyone was having fun, everyone was doing well,
and much to my surprise, I did not hear a SINGLE complaint about
Nationals itself. Which made not being there even more difficult.
At least from my perspective, everyone seemed to have such an
amazing time at Nationals. People were happy, things seemed to
run incredibly smoothly, Agility Finals went well, the courses
were great, and the dogs were wonderful. I was so happy to see so
many people and dogs that I care so deeply about having so much
fun. And so, while I wasn’t there to participate, it was great to see
everyone having a great time. I wish with my whole heart that things
had worked out differently for Jeep and me this year, and that we
had been able to participate, but it seems that 2017 Nationals were
amazing, and for that, we should all be grateful.
I learned that sometimes even your best thought-out plans
don’t work, and when that happens, we should all try to make the
best of the situation. During the week of Nationals, I made a point
to spend more time with Jeep – whether that was extra training,
or just time spent cuddling on the couch, it was still “our” week,
he did not know that he was missing out on a week of fun, and I
never wanted him to. I still feel so lucky to share my life with this
incredible dog, and I know that we will make it to Nationals one
of these years. Congratulations to all who were at Nationals; you
all have some of the most amazing dogs in the country, and you
all went home with winners!
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A Squirrel Dog
Just So.
Elizabeth M. Jarrell
Kensington, MD
Coonhounds chase raccoons.
Foxhounds find fox.
Rhodesian Ridgebacks
hunt lions.
But Border Collies and Australian Shepherds are supposed
to group and herd, not obsess over squirrels.
The winter was long and hard. Spring has alternated
between ice storms and heat waves. So I have not been
able to put my obedience equipment in my backyard
for some time. There is only so much training
I can do in my small basement between
attending classes and group practices. It
appears that William, my puppy, got a
bit bored over the winter.
He is now a squirrel dog.
Much to my dismay, the squirrels are
actually taunting him, hanging upside
down by their rear feet, swinging
back and forth chirping, possibly
cussing, and gesticulating madly with
their clawed little hands. Without
warning, they then change tactics,
jumping with wild abandon from
limb to limb, dangling just out of
his reach. The squirrels practically
throw leaves at the poor pup.
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Under all other circumstances, Willian never barks. He never
makes any sounds. But all bets are off when the squirrel brigade
emerges. He won’t shut up. Much as he has tried, he cannot yet
climb trees.
William, like most dogs, does best on a schedule. We always
go to bed at the same time, generally about 10:00 pm. Last Friday
night, around midnight, William began wildly ringing the sleigh
bells on the back door, my dogs’ way of letting me know they need
to go outside. It is demeaning for a dog to have to whine and beg to
go outside. He woke me up. Every dog has an occasional stomach
upset, usually in the middle of the night, so I thought he just had
tummy troubles. It happens to all of us.
I do not wake up quickly, but I managed to put on a robe and
shoes and waddle outside carrying a flashlight. I wanted to see if
he truly was ill.
The next thing I knew, he began digging furiously at the base of
one of my rose bushes located under a mature Forest Pansy Redbud.
He did not seem like a sick puppy to me. Rather, he seemed like
a puppy on a mission. Sophie stood to the side, barking as is her
custom.
I raced back into the house, grabbed some white vinegar and
ran back outside. By the time I returned, the hole was about 8
inches wide and 4 inches deep. What on earth lives that far down
in the soil? I noticed a lot of fluffy, grey fur scatted about as well.
Hum. Could it be squirrel fur? Might a squirrel have gotten too
cocky and fallen out of the Forest Pansy Redbud above and into
the well-mulched ground by the rosebush? Shooing William away,
I filled up the hole and squirted enough white vinegar to, I hoped,
dissuade him from further digging without damaging the rose bush.
All of us then went back to bed.
The next night, around midnight, the same thing happened.
I had to let the dogs out when he rang the sleigh bells because
maybe, just maybe, William really did have digestive issues. I threw
on my robe and shoes, grabbed a flashlight and waddled out into
the night. There was an ensuing mad scramble at the base of the
rosebush between William and some woodland creature. By the
time I focused the flashlight and myself, William was standing in
the middle of the yard, happily chewing away with supreme delight.
He then burped contentedly. An impressive mound of fluffy grey
fur decorated the base of the same rosebush.
I do not know for certain what exactly William ate in the middle
of that night. William has not made any more midnight requests to
go outside and his tummy has been just fine. I only know that it had
fluffy grey fur. I strongly suspect that it may have been a squirrel.
And I do know that ever since, the neighborhood squirrels have
been a lot more respectful to William.
Just so.
Elizabeth M. Jarrell of Bon Ami Australian
Shepherds has won six Maxwells from
the Dog Writers Association of America
(DWAA), including two for her “Just So”
column, one for books, one for editorial, and
one for on-line feature, plus a Certificate of
Excellence from the Cat Writers Association.
Most recently, Liz won the AKC S.T.A.R.
Puppy and Canine Good Citizen Special
Award from the DWAA 2016 Annual Writing
Competition.
Nominations are now open for the
ASCA Junior Service Award (“Above and Beyond Award”)
Purpose: The purpose of the award is to recognize Juniors who exhibit good sportsmanship and who provide selfless service
to the Australian Shepherd, their local/national club and their own community.
Eligibility: Nominees must be an ASCA member but need not be an active competitor. Letters regarding the accomplishments and
service of the Junior must come from someone other than the Junior and/or his/her family. Letters must describe how the Junior
has contributed to the dog community and cite specific examples of individual sportsmanship.
Awards: The ASCA Board of Directors or a committee appointed by the Board shall collect and review all letters.
One Junior will be chosen, based on the criteria set forth, to receive this award at the ASCA National Specialty banquet.
The chosen letter will be read at the banquet in honor of the recipient. Additional awards may be given
in the case of exceptional service by more than one Junior.
All letters of nomination for the year’s award must be submitted NO LATER THAN AUGUST 1, 2018 to the Executive Secretary.
e-mail: executive.secretary@asca.org,
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Cat, Meet Dad; Dad, Meet Cat
Leah Swatko • Ontario, Canada
Several years ago my father had passed away. My sister, our
children, and spouses all sat with him as he passed from
this world to the next. My sister and our children cleaned
up his apartment, and disposed of his clothes and furniture
to charity. Following his wishes we held a quite remembrance after
his cremation.
Not long after his passing I moved to Southern Ontario. Change
is good, gives a new perspective; and often better opportunities
present themselves. I had my dogs and that was good. I had
opportunities to take training that was about positive and not
negative methods, which I enjoyed. The dogs had a good time, too,
and we joined the Meet the Breed at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
Imagine thousands of people exiting the arena after the afternoon
shows of all things related to the “Farm coming to the City.” My
booth was inundated with so
many city people wanting to
pet and ask questions about
my dogs. I had Aussies and
Cavaliers and all the dogs
learned to shake a paw. That
seems to be the first and most
favoured behaviour the public
wants. There were other breeds
presented, all having their own little booth. We also did small
demos of agility and obedience through out the day. The larger
demonstrations were downstairs where the instructors dogs did
flyball, agility and fun entertaining shows including a few willing
volunteers. There was a Pot Belly pig that did novice obedience,
agility, and flyball!
In the New Year, I had an appointment in Sudbury; I also had
to pick up my father’s ashes. I took all my dogs with me, as they
enjoyed traveling. They all learned how to plead for treats at every
drive-through of my favourite coffee and doughnut place, “Tim
Horton’s.” Every drive-through offered a cake “Tim Bit” for the
dogs. On this trip I purchased a box of Tim Bits for me – a sweet
treat to go with my tea as we traveled north on the winter roads.
I had to stop for gas and took a rest room break. When I returned
to my car, I discovered Cat, my blue merle 12-month-old puppy had
learned the secret about the wonderful-smelling box I had put well
up on my dash. Someone had nosed open the box and cleaned up
every crumb. Really, I shouldn’t of been surprised – after all, they
were loose in the car and they were Aussies. I figured they were all
guilty and that taught me to put food in the glove box. Yes, I admit
to being a bit slow about some of the traits of these smart dogs and
how fast they learn.
Once in the city my first stop was at the funeral home to pick
up my father’s ashes. I will add here that my family has a large
serving of graveside humour; in our culture, the division between
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A tall thin woman said in
sombre tones, “Please come with me
to the other side.”
this world and the spirit world is not solid. Case in point: My
sister’s husband had passed in an accident. He was cremated but
my sister had to wait till spring thaw to have his remains interred
up north in Wawa. She stopped by my house and showed me the
box of ashes, and then told me she was taking the KVP road. This
is a rough road that saves hours of driving but you have to be on
guard for logging trucks. She said, “I sure hope I don’t roll the car.
If the ashtray spills and Mike gets dumped out, there is no way to
sort out what is Mike and what is from the ashtray!”
Well, back to the funeral home. This place had two buildings –
one was a huge flower shop and the other was where all the funerals
took place. I went in to the flower shop and asked about picking up
my father’s ashes. A tall thin woman said in sombre tones, “Please
come with me to the other side.” Well, that started to make me
smile and it was all I could do
to not speak out loud that I was
not quite ready to pass over! I
managed to keep my comments
internalized as we crossed the
parking area to enter the formal
funeral parlour. She asked me to
wait at the desk and she would
return shortly. Again, maybe
it was the long drive, but everything this woman said struck me
slightly off-center and funny. Within a few minutes she came into
the reception area with a small brown bag with a brown twisted
paper handle. Okay, it was a small gift bag in brown paper with
a gold sheen. There was a small square of paper attached with a
paper clip to the top edge with my father’s name typed on it. The
woman said in that same monotone voice, “Be sure to support the
bag from the bottom as the handles could let go.”
Oh no; I could hear my inner voice starting to comment, “What,
no tissue paper on top? No nice little card one would find on a
gift bag? For how many dollars and this is what I get – a generic
black plastic box and a gift bag that isn’t sturdy enough to hold
the weight?” I carefully took the bag from her as directed and left.
No words of condolence, nothing? I get more interaction from the
lady at the “Tim’s” drive-through!
I carried Dad out to the car and got in as my dogs all greeted
me; Cat seemed really excited by the bag. I am sure she thought,
more treats! I held up the bag and showed it to the dogs and told Cat
“Meet Dad; Dad, this is Cat.” All the other dogs were not interested
once they realized the bag contained nothing of value to them. But
Cat gave it a good sniff. I carefully placed Dad on the floor and
drove to my appointment.
Once parked I tried to find a place to put Dad. The box was
too big for the glove box or the drawer under the passenger seat, I
managed to get it well slid under the drivers seat. I left the car, not

We sang traditional songs listening to the heart beat of the drum and
the rattle. We ate some strawberries – they look like a heart – and
offered food and water for the journey. We gently released Mom
and Dad into the river to make their final journey together to the
Great Lakes and beyond. We sang the traveling song and let them
go.
Leah Swatko is a life member of
ASCA and Judge Rally, Obedience,
and Provisional Breeder Judge. She
resides in North Ontario, close to
the North Shore, with her dogs.
Cat, in a more familiar environment.
without some concern as to the condition I would find it upon my
return. I consoled my nerves with the thought it was just going to
be a short appointment and should be no more than 10 minutes.
I entered the doctors office and the chairs were full. Oh boy!
This will be much more than 10 minutes. I distracted myself with
a magazine. Finally, they called my name and I had a few minutes
to talk with my doctor, who added another prescription and then
I was done. I booked another appointment in a few months and
hurried out to my car.
As I exited the building I could see my car, the windows all
fogged up with dog breath; at least I thought it was dog breath.
Oh dear, I hope Cat didn’t take out the box and shake it open
dusting the inside of my car with Dad! I walked faster! I danced
as I waited for a car to back out of a space: “Come on, lady, get the
lead out!” The longer it took, the worse the imagined condition of
my car became in my mind! Finally, I got to the door and opened
it to nothing wrong. Whew, big sigh of relief, but I was right to be
concerned as I checked under the seat for Dad. Cat had found the
bag and had pulled it out and shoved her nose down looking for
treats in the bottom – there had to be treats! Oh, that was so close
to a bizarre trip to the car wash to use the shop vac to clean up the
car! I kept getting visuals of my car powdered with white ash. I
am cursed with a vivid imagination!
The years passed and dogs passed into the next world, new
dogs replaced them, life progressed and I was back north when it
was Mom’s time to leave. My sister took care of her last few days
in the nursing home in the south, she made the arrangements, and
Mom was cremated. Our parents had a volatile marriage; there
were many arguments and they finally divorced. But neither of
them ever stopped asking us about how the other was doing. Like
it or not they were connected.
On a nice early summer day my sister and I had a quiet
ceremony beside the Serpent River. I brought a blanket of many
colours, which represented the Grandfather Teachings, my sister
had her drum, and I had a small rattle. We smudged with sage and
had sweet grass, cedar, and tobacco for our prayers and offering.
Miller’s Arena, Frenchtown, MT
ASC of Montana Spring Turnout – May 11-13
• 6 Stock Trials (AM and PM: Cattle, Sheep & Ducks)
• Course Director: Jim McKay (406-546-4069)
• Silver Buckle and other prizes for awards
JUNE
Miller’s Arena, Frenchtown, MT
ASC of Montana Frenchtown Fling – June 8-10
• 2 Farm Trials (AM and PM: Cattle & Sheep)
• 4 Stock Trials (AM and PM: Cattle, Sheep & Ducks)
• Course Director: Jim McKay (406-546-4069)
• Silver Buckle and other prizes for awards
JULY
Miller’s Arena, Frenchtown, MT
ASC of Montana Cow Country Classic – July 13-15
• 6 Stock Trials (AM and PM: Cattle, Sheep & Ducks)
• Course Director: Jim McKay (406-546-4069)
• Silver Buckles and other prizes for awards
UPCOMINGtMAY
AUGUST
W Lazy J Ranch, Lewistown, MT
ASC of Montana Summer Roundup – August 17-20
• 4 Stock Trials (AM and PM: Cattle, Sheep & Ducks)
• 1 Ranch Trial-2 Post Advanced Trials (Sheep and Cattle)
• Judges: Dana Mackenzie and Tony Padgett
• Course Director: Betty Williams (406-535-7342)
• Silver Buckles and other prizes for awards
SEPTEMBER
ASCA Specialty, Greely, CO
ASC of Montana ASCA Nationals Pre-Trial – September 25
• Course Director: Jim McKay (406-546-4069)
• Silver Buckles and other prizes for awards
2018 National Specialty
Hosted by the 2018 Consortium: Colorado ASA, Hill
Country ASC, and ASC of Texas on September 21 –
September 29, 2018, at Island Grove Regional Park,
Greeley, CO. There is a Facebook page and a Facebook
group. No website yet.
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Juniors
Showcase
'17
Samantha Atherton, Joshua DeLozier, Lisa Ditschler, Gaitlin Goossens, Eli Goossens,
Courtney Lund, Wesley McLendon, Nivedita Mohan, Jeremy Moye, Kady Schneider,
Samantha Stoeke, Anastasia Struecker, Emma Williams, Madison Williams,
Jackie Wittler, Eric Woodbury, Ethan Woodbury
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Samantha Atherton
• Highest Score Region 4
• Working Ducks 8-12 Years
Joshua DeLozier
• High Score Junior 8-12 Working Junior Handler
112 points
• Highest Score Region 5 Working Sheep 8-12 years
112 points
• High Score Junior 8-12 Open Working Junior Handler
57 points
• Highest Score Region 5 Open Working Started Ducks
8-12
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Caitlin Goossens
Lisa Ditschler
• Highest Score Region 7
• Rally 13-17 Years
260 Points
• Titling in Rally
Hi, my name is Lisa Ditschler and I’m from Germany. In
2015 my sweet little Aussie Millicent was born. Millicent is my
first owned Australian Shepherd and I train her in Rally and in
Obedience. In July of 2016 we had our first trial in Rally Novice
and received five Rally-Titles within the ASCA year 2016/2017.
In the current ASCA year of 2017/2018 Millicent has already
finished her RMX-Title and two Obedience-Titles.
I have also trained and started with Millicent’s wonderful
mom “Silky,” CC Silk Blackbird of Rosecreek, in Rally Excellent/
Masters and we have finished an Obedience Title in the current
ASCA year.
I’m very thankful for the support from my family and friends
in my first and at the same time final year as a junior.
My sweet little “Millicent,” CC Rosecreek’s Blue Fire BN CD
RNX RAX RMX, stands also in the Rally Merit List 2016/2017 at
#7 Rally Advanced.
I have been in Aussies all my life but just started to compete
in Juniors about two years ago. In my first full year of showing in
Junior Conformation I ended first in 13-17 Senior in Region 7 and
made it into the 500 Club
We went to the Texas Nationals where I got to compete in
Finals and ended 2nd in 13-17 Seniors, which made me very very
proud.
I also do Rally Juniors and Agility Juniors and love to compete
with my dogs.
I am pictured with (from left to right) Some Kind of Magic’s
Love Affair JJ-O RJ-O GJ-O RA (major pointed), Some Kind Of
Magic’s 1 Shining Moment JS-N (major pointed), and ASCA Ch.
Some Kind of Magic’s Not Just A Doll JJ-O RJ-N GJ-O.
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Eli Goossens
In my first year of Junior Conformation I ended first in 8-12
in Region 7. I was invited to compete in the Finals. We were very
excited to go the the ASCA nationals Texas 2017. I competed in
Finals with ATCH Some Kind of Magic’s It Wasn’t Me RE STDs
(major pointed ASCA, Belgian Champion). We ended 3rd in 8-12.
I was so nervous, but happy that we did so well.
I am pictured with Some Kind of Magic’s Crash Party (major
pointed), who I now show in Altered and just started competing
with her in Agility. I also compete in Agility with Some Kind of
Magic’s Jedi Knight. I love to do Agility with my dogs. I hope to
compete succesfully for more years to come.
Courtney Lund
• Highest Score Region 4, Rally 13-17 Years
• High Score Junior, 13-17 Rally
• Overall High Score Rally
• Degree of Excellence Level 1, 2, 3, 4
• Titling in Rally, Gatorheaven Smidge of Slander RE
DNA-VP
• Titling in Rally, Samilyn-Image Solar Access Law CD,
RNX, RAX, RE DNA-VP
• Titling in Rally, Samilyns Sir Lancelot RE DNA-CP
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Nivedita Mohan
Wesley McLendon
Congratulations to Wesley McLendon, ten years old of
Cowarts, Alabama, and Pincie Creek Charlie Brown STDs, STDc
for being awarded Highest Score in Region 5 Working Cattle 8-12
years from ASCA with 81 points. They have trained under the
supervision of Roger Stevens of Pincie Creek and have been a great
team since Day One. We are very proud of their accomplishments
and look forward to seeing what the future holds for them as a team.
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• “Best of Winners” at
ASCA Nationals 2017 Lowland Pre-show
• 2nd place in 8-12 open junior
at ASCA Nationals 2017 Finals
• Best Junior three times in a row at
Delta ASF show in Turlock, CA
My name is Nivedita Mohan (Nive) and I am from San
Jose, California. My first dog is, “Desertlite Dream Come True”
(Magic), from Michele & Kyrstin Baker of Desertlite Aussies. We
started conformation in altered classes and won Best of Winners
at ASCA Nationals 2017 Lowland Pre-show in Bryan, Texas. He
is an awesome and handsome boy and being trained as a therapy
dog as well.
My second dog is a show and performance black tri bitch,
“RaineDance Magic In The Park” (Gloria), from Raine Lutz and
Denise Hutter of RaineDance Aussies. Gloria is a special girl and
I am so glad to have her in my family. I would like to thank Raine
and RaineDance family for encouraging me to get into dog sports.
I show Gloria in Intact Bitch classes, and also starting MVA and
MVJ with her and Magic. I also use Gloria and Magic for juniors in both
ASCA and AKC. Together, we got qualified for the ASCA 500 Club
and placed 2nd in 8-12 Open Junior at ASCA Nationals 2017 Finals.
I won three Best Juniors in a row at Delta ASF show in Turlock,
CA a week after ASCA Nationals. Krystal and Michael McGuire
of Trilogy Aussies guided me in grooming and Juniors at ASCA
Nationals in Texas. They encouraged me to show “Trilogy’s May
Be It’s a Dream” (Carol Morgan’s black tri bitch called Abby) and
we premiered at ASCA Nationals Lowland Pre-show! They also
let me borrow a five-month-old blue boy named “Trilogy’s under
the Sea” (Triton) and I have started showing him in both ASCA
and AKC shows.
I would like to thank my parents Sumitha & Chandra Mohan,
my brother Tanush Mohan, and the entire ASCA family for their
guidance and support. Many thanks to all the judges for providing
their feedback to improve my junior showmanship skills.
I am very passionate about showing Aussies and learning
agility and herding sports. I enjoy volunteering and fundraising at
local animal shelters.

Jeremy Moye
• Highest Score Junior Handler – Region 1 Cattle
with K-J White Paw Mitts
• Highest Score Junior Handler – Region 1 Sheep
with K-J Red Raider’s Rustler (pictured above)
• Highest Score Junior Handler – Region 1 Ducks
with K-J Miss Jiff
Son of Tanya Moye, Jeremy lives with his grandpa Terry
Moye in Washington County just north of Weiser, and attends
school in Midvale, ID. Jeremy began his pursuit of the sport of
competitive dog trialing with his Border Collie, Diamond at the
age of 12. Under the tutelage of Carol and Lyle Gerken at KJ
Ranch Working Australian Shepherds in Payette, he developed his
skills and learned how to train Diamond into a useful ranch dog.
He got a taste of competitive dog trialing as he finished Diamond’s
training, and there was no turning back. He purchased an eightweek-old
Australian Shepherd puppy as his next project, and
named her Mitts.This was a keen puppy and he worked very hard
to keep up with her. While continuing to train Mitts, he invested in
an adult female and with guidance mapped out the foundation of
developing a kennel with a specific breeding plan. After his first
12 months of training Mitts, he begin participating in local trials
and started getting her herding titles. Last year he participated
for the first time outside his home turf, and attended the 2016
ASCA National Specialty in Albany, Oregon with Mitts. She was
only two years old. He competed in the Junior Handler division,
but also was eligible for placements against adults, seasoned
trainers, and competitors. Jeremy not only was the High Scoring
Junior Handler in Ducks amd Sheep, he placed 4 th in the Open
Class Ducks and 5 th in the Open Class Sheep. Rounding out his
experience by gaining a score in the Cattle, Jeremy was awarded
the High Combined Junior Handler :-) While he continues to work
with Mitts to realize a goal of gaining a Working Trial Champion
title, he gave Mitts some time off to raise some puppies of her
own. This led him to purchase his current dog, J.R. While he
continues to sharpen his skills, he readied J.R. for competition
this fall at the National Specialty.
Kady Schneider
• Degrees of Excellence 1, 2, 3, 4
• ASCA 500 Club
• Highest Score Region 5, Handling 8-12 Years
Kady and Breezy Oaks B. A. Baracus JJ-O, RJ-N, GJ-
N, “Scout,” pictured above, began their journey in February
2016 at a local 4H dog show and from that point on, they were
hooked! Through patience and persistence, they have blossomed
into an amazing team in the show ring! During their first year
of showing, Kady and Scout have earned numerous Best Junior
and Reserve Junior Handler awards, as well as, all 4 Degrees of
Excellence, a place in the 500 Club and the highest handling score
for age group in Region 5. In addition to the Junior Handling, Kady
and “Scout” train and trial in Agility and have earned several titles
together as well. Countless friends and memories have been made
and we look forward to many more! A very special thank-you goes
out to Vicki and Adrianne Tullier for mentoring Kady and making
this such a special year!
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Samantha Stoeke
• Degree of Excellence Level 1, 2, 3, 4
• Highest Score Region 6 Obedience Novice 8-12 years
252 Points
• Highest Score Region 6 Rally 8-12 Years
226 points
• Highest Score Region 6 Handling 8-12 Years
384 points
About two years ago, “RoXXXanne” (CH Moonstone Terra-
Blue Red Lite BN CD RNX RAX DNA-VP) “picked” Samantha as
her kid. Since then, they have been an amazing team in and out of
the show ring. They love Junior Handling, as well as performance
events and are always up for new adventures. Outside of the show
ring, RoXXXanne and Samantha enjoy working together in their 4H
club, they hike and backpack together and love going for boat rides
in the summer. When Samantha is not in school, she spends her free
time teaching RoXXXanne tricks and working on the next levels of
performance. They have recently started taking Agility classes and
look forward to adding that to their resume. Our thanks go out to
Alicia and Morgan Campbell of Moonstone Australian Shepherds
and Emmy Adasiewicz of Terra-Blue Australian Shepherds for
allowing this team to come together!
Anastasia Stuecker
This is Anastasia with her 15-month-old “one-in-a-million”
dog, Lotta. Lotta was long-time, heartfully awaited and in summer
2016, it was time to pick her up from the breeder. Now, they are
best friends and they love to play or like to have a nice dog walk
in our little town. Anastasia has grown up with our four Australian
Shepherds. At a very young age she decided to become a really
good dog mom. So she exercised long years with our other Aussies
Rally-Obedience, Junior Handling, Frisbee, and Treibball.Times
are changing and a new team is at the start. Anastasia trained with
so much love, patience, and fairness her big love, Lotta. It is such
a pleasure to watch them together in training, leisure, and at sports
events. Supported by the whole family Anastasias great dream came
true. She actually finished Lotta’s RN-X Title and gets also some
nice results in Junior Handling. Way to go, little ladies.
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ON THE BACK COVER – 2017 MVJ
Madison Williams
• Degree of Excellence 1, 2, 3, 4
• 500 Club
• Titling in Agility: CH Revelaire’s Hot Spiced Cider
GJ-N JJ-E RJ-N RNX
Emma Williams
• Degree of Excellence 1, 2, 3, 4
• 500 Club
• Highest Scoring Region 4 Handling 8-12 years
• Highest Scoring Region 4 Rally 8-12 years
• Titling in Agility: CH Revelaire’s Silvel Nickel GJ-N JS-O
RJ-N RNX RA
My name is Emma Williams. I am a 13 and live in Indiana.
Dogs have always been an important part of my life ever since I
was young. I participated in my first dog show when I was two
years old. I got my dog, Nicki, when I eight, and have been training
her ever since. We travel the Midwest region of the United States,
going to shows at a regular basis. Nicki and I work in Juniors, Rally,
Stock, and Agility, and were awarded second place in MVJ at the
past ASCA nationals in Texas. I also play soccer, softball, and am
in National Honor Junior Society, Junior High Student council, and
Fellowship of Christian Athletes. I also love volunteering at my
church as a teacher or guide for the young kids during activities. I
show diary goats and rabbits in 4-H. My older sister, Madie, also
shows dogs, and my little siblings Drew and Macy love the dogs,
too. Dog shows are the things that get me looking forward to the
weekends, even if it is just Monday. I love working with my dogs
and hope to continue this hobby for years to come.
My name is Madie Williams. I am a sophomore at Western
Boone High School in Indiana. I have two dogs, Ellie and
Cider. Ellie is a nine-year-old black tri female. Cider is a
three-year-old red tri female. Ellie and I have competed in
many things over the years including Junior Handling, Agility,
Rally, and Stock. We most recently competed at the National
Specialty in Texas where we took part in Most Versatile
Junior and actually won! It was such a great experience and
a huge honor. That was Ellie’s last big competition so it
was an amazing and memorable way to end. Then there is
Cider. She is my little spitfire girl and I love her to death. We
have competed in Agility, Rally, Junior Handling, and her
favorite – Dock Diving. Cider and I make a great team in in
Junior Handling. At Nationals we earned two Reserve Junior
Handler wins, one at a pre-show and one at the Nationals
competition. Those were amazing. I have big dreams for my
little girl that we will continue to work towards. Other than
showing dogs I am an active member of the advanced choir at
my school. I also participate in musicals, plays, Fellowship of
Christian Athletes, church youth group, and I am on the school
yearbook staff. I would like to say “thank you” to all of my
friends and family for their love and support, especially my
mom for driving me to all the shows and providing me with
these wonderful opportunities.
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Erik Woodbury
Jackie Wittier
• High Score Junior 8-12 Rally
280 points
• Highest Score Region 1 Rally 8-12 Years
280 points
Jackie has been involved in her local dog 4H club for five
years. She has three dogs she trains and shows. Tika (Terrier cross,
pictured above) and Sam Chihuahua) are both rescues and have both
received their RN titles and have won top awards at county fair.
Her newest project is a German Shepherd Dog and she is looking
forward to showing at the ASCA shows this spring with her. In
addition to working with her dogs, she also trains and shows her
horse, swims competitively, plays three instruments in band, and
competes in robotics.
My name is Erik Woodbury. I am 17 years old and I am from
the state of Vermont. I am very honored to have received a merit
award this year. The merit award I have been presented with this
year is for my achievements in Fally. I earned the highest score in
Region 6 for Rally for the 13-17 age group with 294 points.
I would first like to thank the first person I met in the dog world,
Nathan Whitehorn, for his extensive knowledge of Obedience and
dogs which helped to spark my ambition and drive to compete with
dogs. I would also like to thank Deb St. Jacques, who introduced
me to ASCA Rally and has provided me with the tools I needed to
be successful in Rally and Obedience. I would like to thank Kathy
Fretz, as well, for the countless hours she spent teaching me Agility
and Conformation. Lastly, I’d like to thank my family for all their
continued support of my dog Togo and I. Without them, getting
to and from competitions along with so much more would not be
possible.
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Ethan Woodbury
It seems like only yesterday when I got my dog Nismo, a small
energized Aussie who loves to run! Nismo came from Shamrock
Aussies and was named after Nissan’s racing logo. I am thankful to
Teresa Brayton for helping me pick him out of the litter. I wanted
an Aussie because I was inspired by my brother’s success with his
Aussie.
I have succeeded slowly but surely with Nismo gaining some
titles. He is now Shamrock’s Fast Track GJ-N, JJ-N, RN, CGC.
We need one more leg for an RNX title and one more major for
Nismo’s Altered Championship title. I would like to thank Kathy
Fretz and Deb St. Jacques for guiding me through the Aussie world.
I plan to keep training and competing with Nismo in Conformation,
Rally and Agility.
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Year End High Score Open Working Junior
Breann Ellis
with WTCH CH Shell Bluff Take Over The Game
BN RA DNA-VP (Coda).
I have trained and trialed Coda to all of
his titles. Coda loves to work and is ready
to try anything. He’s a young dog (not
yet 4) so we have plans to earn additional
herding titles and performance titles.
We have been fortunate to have so many
supporters who have helped us achieve
so much so far.
OVERALL HIGH SCORE HANDLING 2016-2017
Avery Pruitt
• 2015 ASCA Above and Beyond Jr.
Service Award Recipient
• Overall High Score Handling 1002
points ~ 2016-2017
• High Score 8-12 Handling ~ 2017, 2015
• #4 Altered Standings ~ 2014-2015
• 500 Club Recipient ~ 2017, 2016, 2015,
2014
• 2015 Nationals Preshow Reserve Jr.
Handler Winner
• 1st place 8-12 Handling National
Preshow 2016
• Jr. Handling Finals placements
• Multiple BOB, BOS, BOW, WD,WB
awards
• Altered WB National Specialty 2017 &
2013
• Training in Rally, Obedience and Agility
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WEWASC presents
Western Europe Working Australian Shepherd Club
Started Sheep
# 1 S Bar L Kodiak STDcds DNA-VP
Sandra Zilch - Germany
# 2 Doc Piepers Irn Bru Roble STDcds OFTDm DNA-VP
Raphaelle Hischier - Switzerland
# 3 Let‘s Talk About Keen To Work STDcds DNA-VP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
Open Sheep
# 1 Topinbambur´s Give Me Five OTDds DNA-VP
Nicole Linnemann - Germany
# 2 Irn Bru Cameron OFTDsm OTDcds DNA-VP
Raphaelle Hischier Switzerland
# 3 TOPINAMBUR‘S Fantastic Four STDc OTDds
Kathrin Keller - Germany
Advanced Sheep
# 1 WTCH-X JJ SUN AFTDs OFTDm DNA-CP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
# 2 WTCH-X DOC PIEPERS TIO PEPE AFTDdsc AFTDm DNA-VP
Dr. Kay Pieper - Germany
# 3 WTCH CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON AFTDs DNA-CP
Natascha Hartmann - Germany
Started Ducks
# 1 S Bar L Kodiak STDcds DNA-VP
Sandra Zilch - Germany
# 2 Doc Piepers Fresno Irn Bru STDcds DNA-VP
Bea Frei - Switzerland
# 3 Let‘s Talk About Keen To Work STDcds DNA-VP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
Open Ducks
# 1 Irn Bru Cameron OFTDsm OTDcds DNA-VP
Raphaelle Hischier - Switzerland
# 2 Irn Bru Black Forest Scout STDc OTDds DNA-VP
Bea Frei - Switzerland
# 3 Rasta Cardooine OTDdsc
Willi Esser - Germany
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The 2017 year End Award winners
# 1 WTCH-X JJ SUN AFTDs OFTDm DNA-CP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
# 2 WTCH-X DOC PIEPERS TIO PEPE AFTDdsc AFTDm DNA-VP
Dr. Kay Pieper - Germany
# 3 WTCH Doc Piepers Hija Del Cortador
OFTDcd AFTDs ATD-Md DNA-VP
Dr. Kay Pieper - Germany
# 1 Doc Piepers Fresno Irn Bru STDcds DNA-VP
Bea Frei - Switzerland
# 2 S Bar L Kodiak STDcds DNA-VPW
Sandra Zilch - Germany
# 3 Doc Piepers Irn Bru Roble STDcds OFTDm DNA-VP
Raphaelle Hischier - Switzerland
Advanced Ducks
Started Cattle
# 1 Irn Bru Cameron OFTDsm OTDcds DNA-VP
Raphaelle Hischier - Switzerland
# 2 WTCH Let‘s Talk About Genius Joule
Roland Hofeneder - Austria
# 3 Mi Sombras I Wanna Get High OTDcds
Nina Krammer - Austria
Open Cattle
# 1 WTCH-X DOC PIEPERS TIO PEPE AFTDdsc AFTDm DNA-VP
Dr. Kay Pieper - Germany
# 2 WTCH-X JJ SUN AFTDs OFTDm DNA-CP DNA-CP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
# 3 WTCH Let‘s Talk About Come To Me
AFTDs OFTDcdm ATD-Ms DNA-CP
Susanne Schwarzmann - Austria
Advanced Cattle
Thanks to the human/dog teams who competed at the trials
in 2017. Have a look on our website for herding seminars
and trials we are offering in 2018 in Europe
www.wewasc.com
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Merit Winners Showcase
AGILITY • CONFORMATION • OBEDIENCE • RALLY • STOCKDOG
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AGILITY MERIT
1. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 19.00
GAMBLERS NOVICE
2. IGNITED’S RED SOLO PUP BN CD GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-O RNX
NIKI MANNING
SOUTH ST. PAUL, MN 14.00
GREAT DANE PHOTO
2. SLYDROCKS ONCE YOU GO BLACK GS-N-SP
ELIZABETH NEUMAN
BEASLEY, TX 14.00
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4. LAKE VIEW’S YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT GV-N JV-N RS-N
RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N-OP
MELINDA STARKWEATHER
LITTLEROCK, CA 13.00
5. WESTERN HILLS N SUNFIRES MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GV-O JV-O RS-O
JSA-N
LESLIE GONCHAROFF
TULAROSA, NM 11.00
6. LAKE VIEW’S I’M READY ALREADY GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N JSA-N GSA-N
LORRAINE CIRINELLI
MIKE OMARTIAN LITTLEROCK, CA 10.00
8. BONFIRE’S ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST GS-N-OP JS-N-OP RS-N
RN
NIKKI HEEP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
CROWLEY, TX 8.00
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8. RAINYDAY’S A TWIST IN MY STORY STDCDS GS-N-OP JS-N-OP RS-N
RAX RE
LACEY KAFER
RICHMOND, TX 8.00
8. CROSSROADS WILL WORK TIL BEDTIME BN CD STDCS OTDD GS-N-OP
JS-O-SP RS-N RA RNX RNC
CAROL J MCLAUGHLIN
FULLERTON, CA 8.00
GAMBLERS NOVICE NOT PICTURED:
7. FAIROAKS INFERNO GS-N-OP JS-E RS-N
NIKI MANNING
SOUTH ST. PAUL, MN 9.00
8. CH BAYWIND WORTH THE WAIT GS-O-OP
JS-O RS-O REX REM
JILL WOLFARD
BREMERTON, WA 8.00
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1. HOODOO MTN’S STRYKE FORCE GS-E JS-O-SP RS-E SCOTT GRAHAM
SUSAN GRAHAM
SAN GABRIEL, CA 20.00
PHOTOGRAPHY BY M
GAMBLERS OPEN
2. DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-O-SP
JS-O-SP RS-O-SP RTX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
EVERGREEN, CO 17.00
3. SRNEAGLE RIO PUEBLO DE TAOS GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX
JULIE FILLINGER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 16.00
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4. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 12.00
5. LEB RAAH’S DOLLY GV-O-OP JV-O-SP RV-O RN RSA-O-SP JSA-O-SP
GSA-O-SP
KAREN KUFFEL
FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ 10.00
5. CH UPROAR CODY’S APPALOOSA KID GS-O-SP JS-E-OP RS-O-SP
DNA-VP
JAN POOLE
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
BLOOMINGTON, MN 10.00
5. CH BAYWIND WORTH THE WAIT GS-O-OP JS-O RS-O REX REM
JILL WOLFARD
BREMERTON, WA 10.00
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9. REDWOODS MIGHTY HOT CIDER GS-O-OP JS-E RS-E
BARBARA RIEBOLD
CORVALLIS, OR 8.00
PHOTO BY NINA SAGE
10. RAINYDAY’S FIRE ‘N ICE GS-O-OP JS-O RS-O JSA-N GSA-N
SYDNEY MUNGER
PHOENIX, AZ 7.00
GAMBLERS ELITE g
GAMBLERS OPEN NOT PICTURED:
5. SILVERWOOD’S PARTY GIRL GS-E JS-E RS-E
LISA OMALANZ
SEATTLE, WA 10.00
1. ATCH-XII RTCH-2 HEEP’S FINNIGAN BEGIN AGAIN CDX RTX
NIKKI HEEP
CROWLEY, TX 65.00
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2. ATCH-XV FOURWINDS MAGIC BREEZE STDDS RNX RA
LINDA HEATON
CAMBRIDGE, MN 52.00
NINA’S PHOTOGRAPHY
2. ATCH-X H&M’S COPPA
STEVE SANDERS
SUZANNE SANDERS
CELINA, TX 52.00
4. ATCH-VI H&M’S TY MURRAY CD RM DNA-VP
NANCY MARTIN
WEATHERFORD, TX 47.00
5. ATCH-V CH WESTERN HILLS SURE THING
PAMELA G SMITH
HEIDI C MOBLEY
LAS CRUCES, NM 45.00
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6. ATCH-XX CH BONFIRE’S SEE ME GO FAST OTDDS STDC RNX RAC REX
REC RM DNA-CP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 44.00
7. ATCH-X SYDNEY BASKA
HAROLD BASKA
DECATUR, GA 43.00
8. ATCH-XVII H&M’S TRIPLE THREAT DNA-VP
STEVE SANDERS
SUZANNE SANDERS
CELINA, TX 42.00
8. ATCH-X A-CH LEGENDS STARN DESTINY’S CHILD
LINDA SHOEMAKER
KEN SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 42.00
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10. ATCH-V TEXAS STARS ALIGNED BY CHANCE
TAMMY STRIED
UNION GROVE, WI 40.00
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALISSA
JUMPERS NOVICE g
JUMPERS NOVICE NOT PICTURED:
2. HRH MS BODACIOUS SAYS GOODBYES
GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-N DNA-VP
MELODY FRANKLIN
PEARBLOSSOM, CA 15.00
4. LAKEHILLS BOURNE TO RUN GS-O JS-O-SP
RS-O
BAMBI ELLIS
LONG BEACH, CA 11.00
10. UPROAR’S TALK DIRTY TO EWE GS-O JS-E
RS-E
CAROLINE BAUER
JODI K EBERT
NEW RICHMOND, WI 7.00
1. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 20.00
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2. BONFIRE’S RED SUN GS-N JS-N-SP RS-N RN
NANCY MARTIN
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
WEATHERFORD, TX 15.00
4. LAKE VIEW’S I’M READY ALREADY GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N JSA-N GSA-N
LORRAINE CIRINELLI
MIKE OMARTIAN
LITTLEROCK, CA 11.00
4. SLYDROCKS ONCE YOU GO BLACK GS-N-SP JS-O RS-N
ELIZABETH NEUMAN
BEASLEY, TX 11.00
7. WESTERN HILLS N SUNFIRES MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GV-O JV-O RS-O
JSA-N
LESLIE GONCHAROFF
TULAROSA, NM 9.00
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8. SUNFIRE MARS LANDING @ ROCKIN F ATDCS OTDD GS-N JS-O DNA-VP
RAY FRYAR
KATRINA FRYAR
BRYAN, TX 8.00
NINA’S PHOTOGRAPHY
8. LAKE VIEW’S YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT GV-N JV-N RS-N
RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N-OP
MELINDA STARKWEATHER
LITTLEROCK, CA 8.00
10. VAQUERO’S MIDNIGHT PANDEMONIUM GS-N
JS-O RS-N RNX
DEBORAH LANG
SAUGUS, CA 7.00
10. SLIPSTREAM BRIO DE BOCAROO GS-N JS-N-OP RS-N
JODY FAULKNER
PLANO, TX 7.00
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10. BKM MI-T HAZARDOUS PEPPER JACK BN JV-N-OP
KATHY M MARTA
WAUCONDA, WA 7.00
JUMPERS OPEN NOT PICTURED:
JUMPERS OPEN g
4. LAKEHILLS BOURNE TO RUN GS-O JS-O-SP
RS-O
BAMBI ELLIS
LONG BEACH, CA 15.00
9. HANGTIMES BARRACUDA GS-O JS-O-OP
RS-N-OP
JANET POLYS
LAURENCE P. POLYS
BROOKLYN CENTER, MN 10.00
1. DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-SP RTX
DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
EVERGREEN, CO 30.00
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2. SRNEAGLE RIO PUEBLO DE TAOS GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX
JULIE FILLINGER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 18.00
2. H&M’S TAKING IT 2 THE MAX GS-N JS-O-SP RS-O
RALPH JOHNSON
BETH JOHNSON
MIDLAND, TX 18.00
PHOTO: KEVIN DEVINE
5. HOODOO MTN’S STRYKE FORCE GS-E JS-O-SP RS-E
SCOTT GRAHAM
SUSAN GRAHAM
SAN GABRIEL, CA 14.00
PHOTOGRAPHY BY M
5. LEB RAAH’S DOLLY GV-O-OP JV-O-SP RV-O RN RSA-O-SP JSA-O-SP
GSA-O-SP
KAREN KUFFEL
FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ 14.00
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7. CROSSROADS WILL WORK TIL BEDTIME BN CD STDCS OTDD GS-N-OP
JS-O-SP RS-N RA RNX RNC
CAROL J MCLAUGHLIN
FULLERTON, CA 11.00
7. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 11.00
9. RAINEDANCE KISS OF ROYALTY STDDS GS-O JS-O-OP RS-O DNA-VP
RICHARD ANDERSON
M. RAINE LUTZ
WOODSIDE, CA 10.00
PHOTOS BY NINA SAGE
9. LAURELHILLS BELLA OF GUILLEMOT GV-O-OP JV-O-SP RV-O
ROBERT IZZI
KATHERINE IZZI
SEABECK, WA 10.00
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9. REDWOODS MIGHTY HOT CIDER GS-O-OP JS-E RS-E
BARBARA RIEBOLD
CORVALLIS, OR 10.00
PHOTOS BY NINA SAGE
9. HANGTIMESBANDITWALKINGTHEPLANK GS-O JS-O-OP RS-N-OP
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
JAN POOLE
BLOOMINGTON, MN 10.00
GREAT DANE PHOTOS
JUMPERS ELITE g
1. ATCH-XV FOURWINDS MAGIC BREEZE STDDS RNX RA
LINDA HEATON
CAMBRIDGE, MN 72.00
NINA’S PHOTOGRAPHY
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2. ATCH-VI BONFIRE’S FAST & THE FLURIOUS STDCDS RA RNC RNX
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 70.00 3. ATCH-X SYDNEY BASKA
HAROLD BASKA
DECATUR, GA 67.00
4. ATCH-X A-CH LEGENDS STARN DESTINY’S CHILD
LINDA SHOEMAKER
KEN SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 60.00
5. ATCH-XX CH BONFIRE’S SEE ME GO FAST OTDDS STDC RNX RAC REX
REC RM DNA-CP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 59.00
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6. ATCH-X H&M’S COPPA
STEVE SANDERS
SUZANNE SANDERS
CELINA, TX 57.00
7. ATCH-XI GREAT OAKS MOSQUITO HAWK STDD
SARA C. GERLACH
CUMMING, GA 55.00
7. ATCH-XVII H&M’S TRIPLE THREAT DNA-VP
STEVE SANDERS
SUZANNE SANDERS
CELINA, TX 55.00 7. ATCH-VIII PRECISION’S STEEL BLUE MACHINE
DARRELL VAN HORN
CORSICANA, TX 55.00
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10. ATCH-II SOUNDTRACK’S LIT’L RED CORVETTE RNX
HAROLD BASKA
DECATUR, GA 53.00
REGULAR NOVICE g
REGULAR NOVICE NOT PICTURED:
7. UPROAR’S TALK DIRTY TO EWE GS-O JS-E
RS-E
CAROLINE BAUER
JODI K EBERT
NEW RICHMOND, WI 8.00
1. IGNITED’S RED SOLO PUP BN CD GS-N-SP JS-N-SP RS-O RNX
NIKI MANNING
SOUTH ST. PAUL, MN 19.50
GREAT DANE PHOTOS
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2. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 18.50
3. WESTERN HILLS N SUNFIRES MUSIC OF THE NIGHT GV-O JV-O RS-O
JSA-N
LESLIE GONCHAROFF
TULAROSA, NM 14.50
4. SUNDOWNS IN IT TO WIN IT STDS GS-O JS-O RS-O
DAWN J HAMILTON
MICHAEL P. HAMILTON
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 10.50
5. LAKE VIEW’S I’M READY ALREADY GS-N-OP JS-N-SP RS-N JSA-N GSA-N
LORRAINE CIRINELLI
MIKE OMARTIAN
LITTLEROCK, CA 9.50
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6. RAINYDAY’S A TWIST IN MY STORY STDCDS GS-N-OP JS-N-OP RS-N
RAX RE
LACEY KAFER
RICHMOND, TX 9.00
7. SLYDROCKS ONCE YOU GO BLACK GS-N-SP JS-O RS-N
ELIZABETH NEUMAN
BEASLEY, TX 8.00
7. HANGTIMESBANDITWALKINGTHEPLANK GS-O JS-O-OP RS-N-OP
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
JAN POOLE
BLOOMINGTON, MN 8.00
GREAT DANE PHOTOS
10. LAKE VIEW’S YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT GV-N JV-N RS-N
RSA-N JSA-N GSA-N-OP
MELINDA STARKWEATHER
LITTLEROCK, CA 7.50
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1. DALLY UP CINCHED & READY @ 5Y GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-SP RTX
DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
EVERGREEN, CO 24.50
REGULAR OPEN
2. SRNEAGLE RIO PUEBLO DE TAOS GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX
JULIE FILLINGER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 21.00
3. HOODOO MTN’S STRYKE FORCE GS-E JS-O-SP RS-E
SCOTT GRAHAM
SUSAN GRAHAM
SAN GABRIEL, CA 17.50
PHOTOGRAPHY BY M
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4. CH UPROAR CODY’S APPALOOSA KID GS-O-SP JS-E-OP RS-O-SP
DNA-VP
JAN POOLE
JOANNE SCHWIETZ
BLOOMINGTON, MN 16.50
5. LOS SUENOS MOONLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT GS-E JS-E RS-E
KEN SHOEMAKER
LINDA SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 12.00
6. LEB RAAH’S DOLLY GV-O-OP JV-O-SP RV-O RN RSA-O-SP JSA-O-SP
GSA-O-SP
KAREN KUFFEL
FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ 11.50
7. INFINITI’S TRYST AND SHOUT GV-O JV-O RV-O JSA-N
SUSAN PERRY
PORT ORCHARD, WA 11.00
PHOTO: NINA SAGE
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 137

8. RAINEDANCE KISS OF ROYALTY STDDS GS-O JS-O-OP RS-O DNA-VP
RICHARD ANDERSON
M. RAINE LUTZ
WOODSIDE, CA 7.50
PHOTOS BY NINA SAGE
8. GA TATANKO HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER CD GS-O-OP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RN
THEA TSURUMOTO
CONCORD, CA 7.50
8. CH WESTERN HILLS SIR PRIZE GS-O-OP JS-O-OP RS-O DNA-VP
HELEN WILSON
MACKENZIE MOBLEY
PILOT POINT, TX 7.50
138 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

1. ATCH-X SYDNEY BASKA
HAROLD BASKA
DECATUR, GA 67.50
REGULAR ELITE
2. ATCH-XV FOURWINDS MAGIC BREEZE STDDS RNX RA
LINDA HEATON
CAMBRIDGE, MN 66.50
NINA’S PHOTOGRAPHY
3. ATCH-VI BONFIRE’S FAST & THE FLURIOUS STDCDS RA RNC RNX
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 66.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 139

4. ATCH-VIII PRECISION’S STEEL BLUE MACHINE
DARRELL VAN HORN
CORSICANA, TX 63.00
5. ATCH-XVI PCH WTCH YAMHILLS MIDNIGHT SALIMANDER CDX RN
TODD BUTLER
SHERRY BUTLER
LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ 62.00
6. ATCH-XX CH BONFIRE’S SEE ME GO FAST OTDDS STDC RNX RAC REX
REC RM DNA-CP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 61.00
7. ATCH-V CH WESTERN HILLS SURE THING
PAMELA G SMITH
HEIDI C MOBLEY
LAS CRUCES, NM 57.00
140 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

8. ATCH-XI GREAT OAKS MOSQUITO HAWK STDD
SARA C. GERLACH
CUMMING, GA 56.50
9. ATCH-X H&M’S COPPA
STEVE SANDERS
SUZANNE SANDERS
CELINA, TX 56.00
PHOTO: NINA SAGE
10. ATCH-X A-CH LEGENDS STARN DESTINY’S CHILD
LINDA SHOEMAKER
KEN SHOEMAKER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 54.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 141

CONFORMATION MERIT
1. ATCH-II A-CH MITHRIL’S KISS ME KATE OTDs STDc RNX RM
LACEY KAFER
RICHMOND, TX 170
ALTERED
2. HOF CH MELODYS NIGHT MOVES AT BAYWIND STDd ATDs RAX DNA-VP
WENDY WAGGONER
ALAN CROOK
RIDGEFIELD, WA 167
4. CH THORNAPPLE HOT NIGHT CRASH
MARIA A NEFF
VERMONTVILLE, MI 146
142 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

5. WTCH CH MAKITA’S CRAZY EX-GIRL FRIEND BN RN
KRISTINA CHURCHILL
SCOTT CHURCHILL
BLAIR, NE 143
ALTERED CONFORMATION NOT PICTURED:
3. CH CHASE’S DANCING WITH THE STARS DNA-VP
LAURA P GIBSON
CANYON LAKE, TX 163
6. A-CH WYNDSTAR PLAY IT AGAIN RNX
RANDY AKAHOSHI
ALTA LOMA, CA 130
7. A-CH EWETURN AIRBORNE LADYHAWKE GS-E JS-E RS-E
LIZETTE DURRSCHMIDT
VERNON, CT 124
8. A-CH NORTHBAY’S BISCUITS AND GERTY
TOM NOBLE
JODI VANDERWEELE-NOBLE
VICKSBURG, MI 118
9. A-CH SLYDROCKS MAGIC IN THE AIR
KARA SELLERS
FORT WORTH, TX 99
10. A-CH SOME KIND OF MAGIC’S JOYDANCIN DNA-CP
DEBBY MICHIELSEN
LUC GOOSSENS
3940 HECHTEL-EKSEL, BELGIUM 97
INTACT 5
CONFORMATION INTACT NOT PICTURED:
8. CH SAMWISE NEVER SAY NEVER DNA-VP
STAR ANNE MATHIS
LOS ALAMOS, NM 529
9. CH ABSOLOOT IT GOES LIKE THIS DNA-VP
KELI GAUNT
NEW HARTFORD, CT 520
1. CH MOON RISE PASSION FOR FAME DNA-VP
NICOLE REINTGES
WALTER REINTGES
53894 MECHERNICH DE,
GERMANY 2,020
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 143

2. CH NORTHBAY CAST A SPELL ON XSELL DNA-VP
JODI VANDERWEELE-NOBLE
HEATHER SELLS BLACKFORD
HEATHER HERRON
VICKSBURG, MI 1,381
3. CH SILVERWOOD’S KISS OF FIRE AT LIMELITE DNA-VP
BETTY HARRILL
MARGE STOVALL
SHORELINE, WA 1,272
4. CH TREESTAR ORACLE’S MICK JAGGER BN RNX DNA-VP
JOAN CUNNINGHAM
REBECCA S ANDROFF
LANDENBERG, PA 1,025 5. CH SPRING FEVER DECADENCE
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
PHILLIP PEART
CANBY SCOTT
SHERRIE SCOTT
LEHI, UT 705
144 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

6. CH DREAMLINES TELLING THE WORLD DNA-VP
JULIA GLAUBER
FREDERIKE HOCHSCHERF
ANGELIKA GLAUBER
22393 HAMBURG, GERMANY 684
7. CH SILVERWOOD FLAMBE’ OF LIMELITE DNA-VP
MARGE STOVALL
ADAM TAVARES
MATTHEW MULLIN
YELM, WA 636
10. CH SPRING FEVERS WANNA DANCE DNA-VP
KATELYN SCOTT PEART
CANBY SCOTT
SHERRIE SCOTT
LEHI, UT 482
10. CH EMINENCE OF THE MIGHTY CROWN DNA-VP
TINA WILK
73037 GOEPPINGEN, GERMANY 482
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 145

OBEDIENCE MERIT
2. RAINEDANCE DESIGNER GENES BN CD
RNX
RICHARD ANDERSON
M. RAINE LUTZ
WOODSIDE, CA
199.0 197.5 197.0 593.5 197.8
NOVICE
2. LOS SUENOS GREAT EXPECTATIONS CD
RNX RAX
ROSALIND HALL
GUNTERSVILLE, AL
198.0 198.0 197.5 593.5 197.8
4. CH RTCH COSSACK HEMLOCKS NEXT LINK STDS BN CD RTX DNA-VP
STEVEN PHILLIPS
ELYSE M PHILLIPS
COVENTRY, RI
197.5 196.5 196.5 590.5 196.8
146 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

9. PRESTIGE HIGH FLY’N ELF CD GS-O JS-O RS-O RNX
DONNA R CRARY-JOHNSON
RIO RANCHO, NM
197.0 195.5 193.5 586.0 195.3
6. TRI-SMITH’S I’LL HAVE ANOTHER CD RNX
DONNA J LONG
BEND, OR
198.5 197.5 192.5 588.5 196.2
TRACY LIBBY PHOTOGRAPHY
OBEDIENCE NOVICE NOT PICTURED:
9. ATCH WTCH LET’S TALK ABOUT COME TO ME ATD-MS AFTDS CD
OFTDCD GS-E- SP JS-E-SP RNX DNA-CP
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
2603 FELIXDORF, AUSTRIA
196.0 195.5 194.5 586.0 195.3
1. D BAR D’S PIGTAILS AND LACE BN CD RNX RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
GRANTS PASS, OR
199.0 198.5 197.0 594.5 198.2
5. ATCH-II CAITLANDS DOUBLE TIME BN CD RAX DNA-VP
ERIKA E MAURER
DAVID GRUBEL
PLEASANT HILL, CA
197.5 196.5 196.0 590.0 196.7
7. WINDYPINE’S AUTUMN COLORS CD DNA-VP
HOPE PEAVEY
BEVERLEY SHAW
APRIL LESSIG
FORT MEADE, FL
196.5 195.5 195.0 587.0 195.7
8. WTCH SLIDING S DO OR DIE SUPERFLY BN CD RNX RAX DNA-VP
MELANIE ZARCHIKOFF
WINLAW BC V0G 2J0, CANADA
197.5 196.0 193.0 586.5 195.5
9. COOLIBAH’S STRAIGHT SHOOTER CD
AIMEE P KINCAID
KENNETH KINCAID
ORLANDO, FL
197.0 195.5 193.5 586.0 195.3
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 147

OBEDIENCE CDX MERIT NOT PICTURED:
2. OTCH3 FIREWATER’S WINNIE THE POOH UDX RNX
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER SIMI VALLEY, CA
199.5 199.0 198.5 597.0 199.0
6. D BAR D’S PETTICOATS AND PISTOLS CDX RTX DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
GRANTS PASS, OR
198.5 197.5 197.5 593.5 197.8
9. OTCH2 BAYWINDS STETSON 200X UD RN
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
WENDY WAGGONER
SIMI VALLEY, CA
198.5 196.0 196.0 590.5 196.8
1. OTCH CASA BLANCA’S REDHOT VALENTINE
UD
GAIL LARMAN
ALTADENA, CA
199.5 199.0 199.0 597.5 199.2
CDX
3. CH SUNFIRE’S DANCIN AWAY AT WILLOWBROOK UD DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
199.0 198.5 198.0 595.5 198.5
4. CH LYRIC ISLE DANCE AT WILLOWBROOK’S RENDEZVOUS CDX DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
199.0 198.0 198.0 595.0 198.3
148 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

7. OTCH9 CH BLUE ISLE DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY UDX3 DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
198.0 197.5 197.0 592.5 197.5
5. OTCH PCH A-CH RAINEDANCE AMERICAN CLASSIC UD ATDds GS-O
JS-O-OP RS- O-OP RNX RAX REX RM
JULIETTE JOYCE
M. RAINE LUTZ
ARROYO GRANDE, CA
199.0 198.5 196.5 594. 0 198.0
8. SPRING FEVER NIGHT CAP CDX
MARY JAY DOUGLAS
RICHMOND BC V7C 4Z6, CANADA
198.0 197.0 196.0 591.0 197.0
9. OTCH4 SPCH PCH WTCH CUT’N LOOSE
INDIAN PRINCESS UDX GS-E JS-E RV-E RNX
RAX
CINDY A FRANKS
ARRINGTON, TN
197.5 197.0 196.0 590.5 196.8
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 149

1. OTCH OTCH-O RTCH-3 D BAR D KISS MY GRITS UD ODX TD REMX REX
RMX RNX
LAURIE SASAKI
BOULDER CREEK, CA
200.0 199.5 196.5 596.0 198.7
2. OTCH-O2 RTCH VAQUERO’S WHIRLING
DERVISH STDd UDX-O GS-N RS-N REMX REX
RMX
ELIZABETH A MACLEHOSE
MARENGO, OH
197.5 195.5 195.0 588.0 196.0
ODX
2. RTCH LITTLE GIPSY’S PEACHES BN ODX RTX DNA-VP
ANJA KRIEGER
55278 DOLGESHEIM, GERMANY
198.5 195.0 194.5 588.0 196.0
4. XS SPEED IN THE FAST LEIN BN ODX GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX REX
KRISTIN BACKSTROM
BILL BACKSTROM
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN
196.0 194.5 194.5 585.0 195.0
150 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

5. ZESTFORLIFE TIRANOG MASQUERADE ODX UD REX RMX REMX
DNA-VP
SUSANNE OEHLER
WESTERSTETTEN, GERMANY
194.0 193.0 192.5 579.5 193.2
6. WILDSONG’S NEXT ONE WHO ROPES A SPELL CDX ODX GS-E-OP
JS-E-SP RS-E RNX RAX
KATHARINA FUNCK
45731 WALTROP, GERMANY
195.0 194.0 188.0 577.0 192.3
8. LEGENDS COUNTRY STRONG GARTH CDX
ODX RNX REX RMX REMX DNA-VP
STEVE SHOPE
ANNE M SHOPE
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
192.0 191.5 191.0 574.5 191.5
6. NINEVEH’S RED LICORICE TWIST BN STDd
ODX GS-E JS-E RS-E RNX REX REM RMX
BARBARA MILLER
AVON, CT
194.0 192.0 191.0 577.0 192.3
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 151

9. WILDSONG’S OVERNIGHT EXPRESS ODX RNX RAX REX DNA-VP
CARINA SCHILDMACHER
SILVIA HEITMANN
46509 XANTEN, GERMANY
192.5 191.5 189.0 573. 0 191.0
10. OLD OAKS DREAMIN OF BRYCE CDX ODX GS-N JS-N RS-N RAX
CHRISTINE HUBACEK
MENOMONEE FALLS, WI
192.5 191.0 187.5 571.0 190.3
UTILITY 5
OBEDIENCE UTILITY MERIT NOT PICTURED:
4. OTCH3 FIREWATER’S WINNIE THE POOH UDX RNX
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
SIMI VALLEY, CA
197.5 197.0 195.5 590.0 196.7
7. OTCH2 BAYWINDS STETSON 200X UD RN
JOHN WARNER
PADDY WARNER
WENDY WAGGONER
SIMI VALLEY, CA
197.0 196.0 195.0 588.0 196.0
9. OTCH GATORHEAVENS REBEL WITHA CAUSE UD
JO ANN WEAVER
WYNNEWOOD, OK
197.5 197.5 191.5 586.5 195.5
1. OTCH CASA BLANCA’S REDHOT VALENTINE
UD
GAIL LARMAN
ALTADENA, CA
198.0 198.0 197.5 593.5 197.8
152 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

2. BROOKRIDGE SECRET MISSION AT MADABRA BN UD RAX RMX REX
REMX MINDY COSTANZA
ROBERT COSTANZA
ATLANTA, GA
198.0 197.5 197.5 593.0 197.7
3. OTCH9 CH BLUE ISLE DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY UDX3 DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
198.5 196.0 196.0 590.5 196.8
5. SPCH PCH WTCH RTCH MCMATT’S I SPY 4U @ GRAFFITI UD GS-E JS-E-
OP RS-E RTX
DIANE BETTIS
VILLA RIDGE, MO
197.0 196.5 196.0 589.5 196.5
6. OTCH A-CH STONE RIDGE’S CANBOULAY BLISS UD RA
PENNY B JAMESON
JENNIFER D CANNON
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
198.0 195.5 195.5 589.0 1 96.3
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 153

7. OTCH PCH A-CH RAINEDANCE AMERICAN CLASSIC UD ATDds GS-O
JS-O-OP RS- O-OP RNX RAX REX RM
JULIETTE JOYCE
M. RAINE LUTZ
ARROYO GRANDE, CA
199.5 197.5 191.0 588.0 196.0
9. CH SUNFIRE’S DANCIN AWAY AT WILLOWBROOK UD DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
196.0 196.0 194.5 586.5 195.5
SUPERDOG CDX 5
SUPERDOG CDX MERIT NOT PICTURED:
2. OTCH3 FIREWATER’S WINNIE THE POOH UDX RNX
JOHN WARNER & PADDY WARNER
SIMI VALLEY, CA
197.5 197.0 195.5 199.5 199.0 198.5 197.83
5. OTCH2 BAYWINDS STETSON 200X UD RN
JOHN WARNER, PADDY WARNER & WENDY WAGGONER
SIMI VALLEY, CA
197.0 196.0 195.0 198.5 196.0 196.0 196.42
8. OTCH GATORHEAVENS REBEL WITHA CAUSE UD
JO ANN WEAVER
WYNNEWOOD, OK
197.5 197.5 191.5 197.5 197.0 195.5 196.08
10. OTCH2 SRN EAGLE’S ASPEN UDX GS-O JS-N RS-N REX RMX REMX
BETSY COLEMAN
RIVERTON, UT
195.5 195.0 195.0 197.0 195.0 195.0 195.42
1. OTCH CASA BLANCA’S REDHOT VALENTINE UD
GAIL LARMAN
ALTADENA, CA
198.0 198.0 197.5 199.5 199.0 199.0 198.50
154 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

3. OTCH9 CH BLUE ISLE DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY UDX3 DNA-VP
SHARON WILLIS
JOE WILLIS
LILBURN, GA
198.5 196.0 196.0 198.0 197.5 197.0 197.17
4. OTCH PCH A-CH RAINEDANCE AMERICAN CLASSIC UD ATDds GS-O
JS-O-OP RS- O-OP RNX RAX REX RM
JULIETTE JOYCE
M. RAINE LUTZ
ARROYO GRANDE, CA
199.5 197.5 189.5 199.0 198.5 196.5 196.75
5. BROOKRIDGE SECRET MISSION AT MADABRA BN UD RAX RMX REX
REMX
MINDY COSTANZA & ROBERT COSTANZA
ATLANTA, GA
197.5 197.5 196.5 197.5 196.5 193.0 196.42
7. OTCH A-CH STONE RIDGE’S CANBOULAY BLISS UD RA
PENNY B JAMESON
JENNIFER D CANNON
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
198.0 195.5 195.5 197.5 196.0 195.5 196.33
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 155

9. ATCH OTCH LEGENDS STARN STRAIGHT SHOOTER UD
MARY K BENTE
MINNEAPOLIS, MN
196.5 195.5 191.5 197.0 196.5 196.5 195.58
SUPERDOG ODX 5
1. OTCH-O2 RTCH VAQUERO’S WHIRLING DERVISH STDd UDX-O GS-N
RS-N REMX REX RMX
ELIZABETH A MACLEHOSE
MARENGO, OH
194.0 190.0 187.5 197.5 195.5 195.0 193.25
DICKCLARKPHOTO.COM
2. ZESTFORLIFE TIRANOG MASQUERADE ODX UD REX RMX REMX DNA-
VP
SUSANNE OEHLER
WESTERSTETTEN, GERMANY
191.0 178.5 173.0 194.0 193.0 192.5 187.00
156 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

RALLY NOVICE NOT PICTURED:
4. BALEEZE SECRETS RENDEZVOUS CD RNX RAX
KATHARINA SCHEUCH
17489 GREIFSWALD, GERMANY
200.00 200.00 199.00 199.67
4. JAZZTIME’S HIP HIP HOORAY GS-E JS-O RS-O RNX DNA-VP
DANIELLE DUMAIS
LOMITA, CA
200.00 200.00 199.00 199.67
7. CHECKERBERRY EVER CHANGING GS-N JS-N RS-N RNX RAX
JENNIFER DARLINGTON
ASHBURNHAM, MA
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
7. WRANGLIN’S KICKIN UP DUST RNX RAX
KELLY WARNER
PORT CLINTON, OH
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
1. RAINEDANCE DESIGNER GENES BN CD
RNX
RICHARD ANDERSON
M. RAINE LUTZ
WOODSIDE, CA
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
PHOTO: NINA SAGE
RALLY MERIT
RALLY NOVICE
1. SPRING FEVER’S MEANT TO BE RNX
JERRIE DAVIDSON
SHERRIE SCOTT
CLARKSTON, WA
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
1. ELEMENTS JUST BETWEEN US RNX
MELANIE LICCIARDI
NADINE SCHOTT
59073 HAMM, GERMANY
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 157

4. REVELAIRE’S I’M ALL THAT GS-N JS-N RNX
DIANE BETTIS
VILLA RIDGE, MO
200.00 200.00 199.00 99.67
7. SRNEAGLE RIO PUEBLO DE TAOS GS-O-SP JS-O-SP RS-O-OP RNX
JULIE FILLINGER
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
RALLY NOVICE
7. OTCH4 SPCH PCH WTCH CUT’N LOOSE
INDIAN PRINCESS UDX GS-E JS-E RV-E RNX
RAX
CINDY A FRANKS
ARRINGTON, TN
200.00 200.00 198.00 199.33
7. LOSSUENOS MYSPY GUYWESTERNHILS GS-N JS-O RS-N RNX
KATHLEEN TUCKER
REBECCA ROBERTS
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX
200.00 200.00 198.00 199.33
158 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

1. ROSES AND DREAMS HEARTBEAT RAX RE
JOSE AGUILAR
KIM DE LEEUW
2960 BRECHT, BELGIUM
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
RALLY ADVANCED
1. CHECKERBERRY EVER CHANGING GS-N JS-N RS-N RNX RAX
JENNIFER DARLINGTON
ASHBURNHAM, MA
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
1. COME-A-LONG GENUINE RISK GV-O JV-O RAX
JERRIE DAVIDSON
CLARKSTON, WA
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 159

7. CC ROSECREEK’S BLUE FIRE RNX RAX RE
SILKE DITSCHLER
LISA DITSCHLER
D-61197 FLORSTADT, GERMANY
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
7. CH MONTROSE SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT
GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX RE DNA- VP
LISA FOGARTY
TROY, NY
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
7. JOLLY GOOD FELLOW DES COMPAGNONS
DU BERGER STDcd ATDs GS-E JS-E RS- E
RNX RAX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
63303 DREIEICH, GERMANY
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
RALLY ADVANCED
RALLY ADVANCED NOT PICTURED:
1. WTCH SLIDING S DO OR DIE SUPERFLY BN CD RNX RAX DNA-VP
MELANIE ZARCHIKOFF
WINLAW BC V0G 2J0, CANADA
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
5. BALEEZE SECRETS RENDEZVOUS CD RNX RAX
KATHARINA SCHEUCH
17489 GREIFSWALD, GERMANY
200.00 200.00 199.00 199.67
5. DEL RAE’S GQ BY SIRIUS CD GS-O JS-O-OP RS-O RNX RAX
KELLY WARNER
PORT CLINTON, OH
200.00 200.00 199.00 199.67
7. CH BAYOULAND’S SPICE DE VIVRE RNX RAX
MARGARET MUTRYN MAC GIFFERT
YVETTE LEBLANC
REXFORD, NY
200.00 200.00 198.00 199.33
160 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

1. WTCH A-CH CU-D’S WILD BUNCH DUTCH OF PSR BN GV-N JV-O RV-N RAX REX REC
DIANA L CURL
DAWNA SIMS
PAULDEN, AZ
200.00 200.00 199.00 199.67
RALLY EXCELLENT NOT PICTURED
6. HAULIN A’S MUCHO CALIENTE OFTDs OTDc
ATDds RAX REX RNX RMX
NOEL J RITTER
BARBARA J HAGER
SILVERDALE, WA
200.00 198.00 198.00 198.67
RALLY EXCELLENT
2. XS SPEED IN THE FAST LEIN BN ODX GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX REX
KRISTIN BACKSTROM
BILL BACKSTROM
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN
200.00 200.00 198.00 199.33
2. CH KELLEYZ KYOTE K-AUS OF KAWEAH GV-O
JV-O RV-O RNX RAX REX RSA-N DNA-VP
JSA-E
DONNA WRIGHT
EXETER, CA
200.00 199.00 199.00 199.33
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 161

4. OTCH PCH A-CH RAINEDANCE AMERICAN CLASSIC UD ATDds GS-O
JS-O-OP RS- O-OP RNX RAX REX RM
JULIETTE JOYCE
M. RAINE LUTZ
ARROYO GRANDE, CA
200.00 199.00 198.00 199.00
4. A-CH RENA’S WISH UPON A STAR STDs CDX
OTDd JS-O RS-N RNX REX RAX
APRIL STANKE
YELM, WA
200.00 199.00 198.00 199.00
RALLY EXCELLENT
6. STARSWEPTS SOAR’N ON BRIDEY’S WINGS BN CD GS-E JS-E RS-E
RNC RAX RAC REC REX
JULIE ANN FORWARD
CHINO VALLEY, AZ
200.00 198.00 198.00 198.67
6. ATCH WTCH S BAR L COLEMAN REX DNA-VP
KERSTIN HERZMANN
63303 DREIEICH, GERMANY
199.00 199.00 198.00 198.67
162 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

9. A-CH SUNFIRE’S ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
OTDcs ATDd RNX RAX REX RM DNA- VP
LAURA CLAYTON
QUINCY, FL
199.00 198.00 198.00 198.33
9. STARSWEPTS ENERGIZED BY BRIDEY BN GV-N-SP JV-N-SP RS-N RAX
RNC REX DNA-CP JSDA-N-SP GSDA-N
JULIE ANN FORWARD
CHINO VALLEY, AZ
200.00 198.00 197.00 198.33
RALLY MASTERS 5
RALLY MASTERS NOT PICTURED:
4. D BAR D’S PIGTAILS AND LACE BN CD RNX
RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
GRANTS PASS, OR
200.00 199.00 195.00 198.00
7. D BAR D’S PETTICOATS AND PISTOLS CDX
RTX DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS
JESSICA DAVIS
GRANTS PASS, OR
199.00 198.00 196.00 197.67
7. SHELLBLUFF’S HIGHLAND DANCE BN CD
RAX REX RMX
ROBERT N WHEATON
TERRY DICKEY
ATLANTA, GA
199.00 199.00 195.00 197.67
1. GUDY’S KEEP A PROMISE MINONODIN ODX RNX RAX RMX REX DNA-VP
GUDRUN DYTRYCH
31623 DRAKENBURG, GERMANY
200.00 199.00 197.00 198.67
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 163

2. ATCH CH SUNPIPER’S BY A LANDSLIDE BN CD GS-E-SP RTX DNA-VP
KATHY FRETZ
WOODSTOCK, VT
199.00 199.00 197.00 198.33
2. A-CH CW’S HOT CANYON WIND CD STDd
GS-O JS-E RS-O RNX RAX REX RMX
ELIZABETH M. HEMMER
PACIFIC, MO
199.00 198.00 198.00 198.33
4. MIJA ROJA FANCY LITTLE PISTOL CDX JS-N
RS-N REX RMX
JEAN BURTON
SANDY REES
BEVERLY STEPHENS
PHOENIX, AZ
200.00 199.00 195.00 198.00
4. HIFI’S FLOWER LEI BN CD GS-N JS-N RS-N RTX DNA-VP
HEIDI IVERSON
GRANTS PASS, OR
200.00 198.00 196.00 198.00
164 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

7. CH 2RCOOLMOORSUNFIRE NO QUARTER
GIVEN STDcds CD RNX REX RMX REM
DNA-VP
RENEE WATSON
STONE MOUNTAIN, GA
199.00 198.00 196.00 197.67
10. CH WEECKS PRECIOUS PATCH IN RED RAX REX RMX DNA-VP
JULIA FRIEHOFF
BIRGIT WEECKS
41844 WEGBERG, GERMANY
199.00 197.00 196.00 197.33
RALLY EXCELLENT MASTERS NOT PICTURED:
RALLY EXCELLENT MASTERS 5
2. OTCH2 SRN EAGLE’S ASPEN UDX GS-O JS-N RS-N REX RMX REMX
BETSY COLEMAN
RIVERTON, UT
400.00 400.00 399.00 398.00 398.00 399.00
4. D BAR D’S PETTICOATS AND PISTOLS CDX RTX DNA-VP
SALLY DAVIS & JESSICA DAVIS
GRANTS PASS, OR
400.00 400.00 400.00 396.00 396.00 398.40
5. RTCH HEARTHSIDE GRANDE ILLUSION UD JS-N RS-N RTX
JANE SMALL & BETSY J ATKINSON
MILLIS, MA
399.00 399.00 399.00 398.00 396.00 398.20
8. SASHA FINAN CDX GS-N JS-O RS-N REX RMX
BETSY COLEMAN
RIVERTON, UT
399.00 399.00 398.00 39700 396.00 397.8
10. RTCH TREESONG’S MOONLIT SERENADE RTX
CATHY HAVERDINK
HAMILTON, MI
399.00 398.00 398.00 397.00 395.00 397.40
1. SVCH VCH SPCH PCH WTCH CH RTCH-2 SUNFIRE’S RED SAVINA CD
OFTDds GV- E JV-E RV-E RTX DNA-VP
LAURA CLAYTON
QUINCY, FL
400.00 399.00 399.00 399.00 399.00 399.20
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 165

3. BROOKRIDGE SECRET MISSION AT MADABRA BN UD RAX RMX REX
REMX
MINDY COSTANZA
ROBERT COSTANZA
ATLANTA, GA
400.00 399.00 399.00 398.00 397.00 398.60
6. ATCH-III CH RTCH WESTERN HILLS WHAT’S AFTER 6 STDs CDX RTX
DNA-VP
MICHAEL BLACK
KAREN M BLACK
BURLESTON, TX
399.00 398.00 398.00 398.00 397.00 398.00
6. RTCH LITTLE GIPSY’S PEACHES BN ODX RTX DNA-VP
ANJA KRIEGER
55278 DOLGESHEIM, GERMANY
400.00 399.00 398.00 397.00 396.00 398.00
9. ATCH-IV SPCH PCH WTCH JUSTUS ONE TUFF FIRECRACKER RTDs CDX
AFTDs PATDs RMX REX REMX
LISA AXNICK
AUBURN, WA
400.00 399.00 398.00 396.00 395.00 397.60
166 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

1. VCH A-CH RTCH-2 SUNPIPER BEAUWOOD FLYIN FINISH ATDd OTDcs CD GV-E JS-E RS-E
RTX
DEBRA ST JACQUES
RENEE ST JACQUES
ARGYLE, NY
400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 399.00 399.80
RALLY TRIAL CHAMPIONS
4. OTCH2 RTCH-2 OXFORD’S NINE O’ HEARTS UDX GV-N JV-E RV-O RTX
RICHARD IMFELD
GAYLE OXFORD
BALLICO, CA
400.00 399.00 399.00 398.00 396.00 398.40
4. RTCH-2 JB BLACK SAPHIRES TAKE A CHANCE BN ODX STDs CDX
DNA-VP REMX REX RMX RNX
ANJA KRIEGER
55278 DOLGESHEIM, GERMANY
400.00 398.00 398.00 398.00 398.00 398.40
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 167

6. RTCH-2 REGATTA SEVEN SEAS ADVENTURE CDX REMX REX RMX
LYNN SIDWELL
RICHARDSON, TX
400.00 399.00 398.00 397.00 397.00 398.20
6. RTCH-2 HIFI’S FEATHER CAN FLY ODX UD GV-E JV-E RV-E RNX RTX
DNA-VP
HEIDI IVERSON
GRANTS PASS, OR
400.00 399.00 399.00 398.00 395.00 398.20
RALLY TRIAL CHAMPIONS NOT PICTURED:
2. RTCH-2 RAVENWYND DEALERS CHOICE RTX DNA-VP
MARY LOU E TRONE
WARWICK, NY
400.00 400.00 400.00 399.00 399.00 399.60
3. OTCH OTCH-O RTCH-3 D BAR D KISS MY GRITS UD ODX TD REMX REX
RMX RNX
LAURIE SASAKI
BOULDER CREEK, CA
400.00 400.00 399.00 399.00 398.00 399.20
6. RTCH-4 RAVENWYND PIP’S SQUEEK CD TD-II RTX DNA-CP
MARY LOU E TRONE
WARWICK, NY
399.00 399.00 398.00 398.00 397.00 398.20
10. VCH PCH CH RTCH-2 REVELAIRE STATE YOUR CASE CD OTDc ATDds
GS-E JS- E-OP RS-E RTX DNA-VP
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
JAMESTOWN, IN
399.00 398.00 398.00 397.0S0 397.00 397.80
6. ATCH-VIII RTCH-2 DALLY UP TO HAMITS
DEUCES WILD CD RTX DNA-VP
CLAUDIA YEARSLEY
EVERGREEN, CO
399.00 399.00 398.00 398.00
168 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

1. WTCH HS DAN THE MAN PATDS ATD-MD RTDCS DNA-VP
BILLIE RICHARDSON
OKOTOKS, AB T1S 1Z6, CANADA 200.00
STOCKDOG MERIT
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG – CATTLE
2. TUCKER CREEK’S WORKIN’ 925 STDD ATDCS
JACK HANSEN
NEEBING, ON P7L 0C2, CANADA 172.00
PHOTO: MATTIAS KEIJSNER
5. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 151.00
PHOTO: VICKI CORREIA, MONTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 169

7. WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDC
LINDA BARHITE
PENROSE, CO 147.00
PHOTO: LORI HERBEL, XP RANCH PHOTOGRAPHY
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (ATDC) NOT PICTURED:
3. WTCH FAIROAKS ABSOLUTE CINNER GS-O JS-E RV-E DNA-CP
NINA KRAMMER
2114 KLEINEBERSDORF, AUSTRIA 158.00
4. WTCH HEARTSONG’S RICOCHET PATDS DNA-VP
GAIL WINNICK
PERRY, MI 152.00
6. WTCH BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER
DIANE F MENARD
MORRISTON, FL 148.00
7. RIVERBANK’S AYSA MASON STDS OFTDDS ATDCD DNA-VP
MATTHEW C MASON
SALISBURY, NH 147.00
9. WTCH CHUCKANUT MAN ON THE EDGE OFTDCM AFTDDS
DIANE F MENARD
MORRISTON, FL 145.00
10. WTCH HARDINS RCC COUNTING COUP DNA-VP
DEB DOMANN
CLATONIA, NE 140.00
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG – DUCKS 5
2. WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
VOLSEMENHUSEN 171.00
5. WTCH CROSSROADS YOGI SPIRIT BERRA ATD-MS
SALVATORE MANNA
BURSON, CA 155.00
DIANE PHELPS PHOTOGRAPHY
170 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

7. IRN BRU BLACK FOREST WILLOW OTDC ATDDS DNA-VP
CARMEN CZIESZO
78250 TENGEN, GERMANY 149.00
6. WTCH COOSAWATTEE DUST DEVIL
GRETA JOHANSEN
PITTSBORO, NC 154.00
PHOTO: GARY ANDERSON
10. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 140.00
PHOTO: VICKI CORREIA, MONTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
8. WTCH ELKRUNS PSR JUSTCALL ME WICKED
LINDA MCDANIEL
ALAMOGORDO, NM 146.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 171

ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (ATDD) NOT PICTURED:
1. WTCH BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER
DIANE F MENARD
MORRISTON, FL 174.00
3. WTCH-M HS MR. H.E. TRUSLER AFTDS ATD-XDS PATDS
ELSIE RHODES
WINLOCK, WA 169.00
4. WTCH TOPROCK’S CHRONIC SUCCESS GS-N JS-N
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
ACTON, CA 156.00
8. WTCH HEARTSONG’S RICOCHET PATDS DNA-VP
GAIL WINNICK
PERRY, MI 146.00
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG – SHEEP 5
3. WTCH S BAR L ATACAMA DNA-VP
URSULA REIMERS
VOLSEMENHUSEN 169.00
4. WTCH DOUBLE V JILLAROO DNA-VP
TRUDY T VIKLUND
MOLALLA, OR 156.00
172 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

5. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 154.00
PHOTO: VICKI CORREIA, MOUNTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
6. WTCH KG VEST’S GEM OFTDDS DNA-VP
LISA L KING
EDDYVILLE, IA 149.00
ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (ATDS) NOT PICTURED:
1. WTCH BLACK BIRCH FARM THE KIPSTER
DIANE F MENARD
MORRISTON, FL 193.50
2. WTCH TOPROCK’S CHRONIC SUCCESS GS-N JS-N
KIRSTEN COLE-MACMURRAY
ACTON, CA 183.00
6. WTCH HARDINS RCC COUNTING COUP DNA-VP
DEB DOMANN
CLATONIA, NE 149.00
9. STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDC ATDDS DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
MANCHESTER, MI 141.00
10. WTCH CARDINAL’S ASHES TO ASHES
JANET L PUTNAM
CALHOUN, GA 140.00
8. WTCH ELKRUNS PSR JUSTCALL ME WICKED
LINDA MCDANIEL
ALAMOGORDO, NM 144.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 173

OPEN TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (OTDC)
NOT PICTURED:
3. STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDC
ATDDS DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
MANCHESTER, MI 151.00
6. WTCH RMF PIPER STOP ME TIME
FABRIZIO FUSI
50012 BAGNO A RIPOLI, ITALY 140.00
6. SAND RIDGE BAMBINA@TURKEY RUN
OTDCDS DNA-VP
ADRIANA PLUM
EMINENCE, KY 140.00
8. VCH PCH CH RTCH-2 REVELAIRE STATE
YOUR CASE CD OTDC ATDDS GS-E JS- E-OP
RS-E RTX DNA-VP
DAWN WILLIAMS
TIMOTHY J WILLIAMS
JAMESTOWN, IN 138.00
9. WTCH BLACK REBEL OF MI SOMBRA CD
GS-E JS-E RS-O DNA-VP
STEFAN DOLIF
2114 KLEINEBERSDORF, AUSTRIA 135.00
1. WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDC
LINDA BARHITE
PENROSE, CO 176.00
PHOTO: LORI HERBEL, XP RANCH PHOTOGRAPHY
OPEN TRIAL DOG – CATTLE
2. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 165.00
PHOTO: KAREN BRINDLE
4. BUCCANEER’S BLUE LIGHTNING OTDCDS
DNA-VP
GLENDA TEAFF
STOCKDALE, TX 144.00
174 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

5. SAGECREEK KODIAK TUFF TYGER STDC ATDDS DNA-VP
DAVID BLEDSOE
CHALLIS, ID 141.00
10. A-CH SRN EAGLE YOURS TRULY CD OFTDS OTDS ATDCD JS-N RS-N RN
LUCIENNE MIODONSKI
KEVIN MIODONSKI
REDMOND, WA 134.00
OPEN TRIAL DOG – DUCKS 5
1. WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDC
LINDA BARHITE
PENROSE, CO 178.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 175

2. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 161.00
PHOTO: VICKI CORREIA, MONTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
3. WTCH MAKITA’S MEADOWLARK OFTDS BN RA DNA-VP
KRISTINA CHURCHILL
SCOTT CHURCHILL
BLAIR, NE 160.00
9. ATCH LET’S TALK ABOUT GENIUS JOULE OTDCDS CD JS-E-SP RNX
SUSANNE SCHWARZMANN
2603 FELIXDORF, AUSTRIA 143.00
4. WTCH ELKRUNS PSR JUSTCALL ME WICKED
LINDA MCDANIEL
ALAMOGORDO, NM 157.00
176 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

OPEN TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (OTDD) NOT PICTURED:
10. KG VEST’S WISH GRANTED OTDDS RN DNA-VP
THERESA BINGHAM
FRANKLIN, IN 135.00
PHOTO: PAT DENNEY
5. BUCCANEER’S BLUE BEAR OFTDCDS OTDCDS RTDC DNA-VP
TOM MHIRE
WASHINGTON, LA 156.50
6. WTCH DOC PIEPERS HIJA DEL CORTADOR OFTDCD AFTDS DNA-VP
KAY PIEPER
51371 LEVERKVSEN, GERMANY 156.00
7. STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDC ATDDS DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
MANCHESTER, MI 150.00
8. RBOWS NOTHING FANCY ABOUT KATE STDC OTDD ATDS
ROSS BOWSLAUGH
PT COLBORNE ONT L3K 5V3, CANADA 147.00
10. CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON OFTDS OTDCD ATDS DNA-CP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
34388 TRENDELBURG, GERMANY 135.00
OPEN TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (OTDS)
NOT PICTURED:
4. STARSTUFF’S GONNA BE QWICK OTDC
ATDDS DNA-VP
BECKY BAILIE
MANCHESTER, MI 167.00
OPEN TRIAL DOG – SHEEP 5
1. WTCH CUT’N LOOSE STARFIRE AFTDM RTDS
LINDY EPPERLY
MERIDIAN, ID 189.00
PHOTO: DIANE PHELPS
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 177

2. CROWN POINT RASTA CIMARRON OFTDS OTDCD ATDS DNA-CP
NATASCHA HARTMANN
34388 TRENDELBURG, GERMANY 188.00
3. WTCH OXBOW DOUBLE DOWN WITH LEGENDS RTDC
LINDA BARHITE
PENROSE, CO 171.00
5. KG VEST’S WISH GRANTED OTDDS RN DNA-VP
THERESA BINGHAM
FRANKLIN, IN 156.00
PHOTO: MICHELLE DURKIN
6. WTCH ELKRUNS PSR JUSTCALL ME WICKED
LINDA MCDANIEL
ALAMOGORDO, NM 149.00
178 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

6. WTCH OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
JULIETTE, GA 149.00 8. ATCH UPROAR’S I’LL HAVE ANOTHER STDD OTDCS OFTDS
JODI K EBERT
WOODBURY, MN 146.00
8. WTCH WWT DOUBLE V GUS
TRUDY T VIKLUND
MOLALLA, OR 146.00
10. ATCH-XX CH BONFIRE’S SEE ME GO FAST OTDDS STDC RNX RAC REX
REC RM DNA-CP
PAMELA BRYANT-MEEKS
BURLESON, TX 145.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 179

1. WTCH-X CHUCKANUT JEWEL OF GEMSTONEBLU RTDCS PATDCS OFTDS DNA-VP
JAN WESEN
BOW, WA 163.00
PHOTO: JEAN BARRETT
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG – CATTLE
2. WTCH-M TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO RTDCS OFTDCS PATDCS ATD-MDS
ATD-XS DNA- VP
KRISTIN PERRON
QUEEN CREEK, AZ 138.00
3. WTCH TWIN OAKS DO I RTDCS ATD-MDS OFTDM PATDS ATD-XS DNA-
VP
GINA LARSON
GREENLEAF, ID 126.00
PHOTO: KAREN BRINDLE
180 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

4. WTCH-M DOUBLE V CEDAR OF CHUCKANUT RTDCS PATDCS ATD-XDS
AFTDS DNA- VP
JAN WESEN
BOW, WA 124.00
6. WTCH HS DAN THE MAN PATDS ATD-MD RTDCS DNA-VP
BILLIE RICHARDSON
OKOTOKS, AB T1S 1Z6, CANADA 116.00
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (PATDC) NOT PICTURED:
5. SDCH WTCH-X BERET’S MOUZER RTDCS OFTDD PATDCS AFTDCS
DNA-VP
JUDY DESHAZO
WALLER, TX 123.00
8. WTCH-M RANAHANS TRIPLE CROWN ATD-MCD AFTDC DNA-VP
TRICIA ALEXANDER
KING CITY, CA 108.00
9. WTCH W LAZY J SPUR’S GET EM UP JAKE RTDCS ATD-XCS ATD-MC
DNA-VP
BETTY WILLIAMS
LEWISTOWN, MT 99.00
10. WTCH BJM SLYGUSS’S RUSTY NAIL OFTDCS ATD-MC ATD-XS
LEROY J. MCKAY
PAMELA D. MCKAY
FRENCHTOWN, MT 90.00
7. WTCH LEGENDS INDIGO GIRL OF OXBOW OFTDCS ATD-MCS RTDCS
ATD-XCS PATDCS DNA-VP
JUDIE MANUEL
BILLINGS, MT 110.00
MONTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 181

1. WTCH HS DAN THE MAN PATDS ATD-MD RTDCS DNA-VP
BILLIE RICHARDSON
OKOTOKS, AB T1S 1Z6, CANADA 166.00
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG - SHEEP
(PATDS) NOT PICTURED:
3. WTCH HEARTSONG’S RICOCHET PATDS
DNA-VP
GAIL WINNICK
PERRY, MI 124.00
9. WTCH-M HS MR. H.E. TRUSLER AFTDS ATD-
XDS PATDS
ELSIE RHODES
WINLOCK, WA 107.00
10. WTCH W LAZY J SPUR’S GET EM UP JAKE
RTDCS ATD-XCS ATD-MC DNA-VP
BETTY WILLIAMS
LEWISTOWN, MT 106.00
POST ADVANCED TRIAL DOG – SHEEP
2. WTCH-M TWIN OAKS F5 TORNADO RTDCS OFTDCS PATDCS ATD-MDS
ATD-XS DNA- VP
KRISTIN PERRON
QUEEN CREEK, AZ 133.00
DALLY UP PHOTOGRAPHY
182 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018
4. WTCH-X CHUCKANUT JEWEL OF GEMSTONEBLU RTDCS PATDCS
OFTDS DNA-VP
JAN WESEN
BOW, WA 121.00
PHOTO: KRISTI COULBER

5. WTCH-M DOUBLE V CEDAR OF CHUCKANUT RTDCS PATDCS ATD-XDS
AFTDS DNA- VP
JAN WESEN
BOW, WA 118.00
PHOTO BY BEAL
6. WTCH LEGENDS INDIGO GIRL OF OXBOW OFTDCS ATD-MCS RTDCS
ATD-XCS PATDCS DNA-VP
JUDIE MANUEL
BILLINGS, MT 117.00
MONTANA MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY
7. WTCH TUCKER CREEK’S OCEAN’S ELEVEN RTDS PATDS DNA-VP
TANYA L WHEELER
MADISON WHEELER
SLATE RIVER, ON P7J 0G8, CANADA 112.00
PHOTO: MAGDA GMITRZAK
8. WTCH DOUBLE V BLACKBRIAR PATDS DNA-VP
KELLY GANN
TRUDY T VIKLUND
ROY, WA 110.00
PHOTO: DAVE VIKLUND
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 183

2. WTCH OLD MILL’S DIAMOND DEETS AT COOSAWATTEE DNA-VP
LESLIE WHITE
JULIETTE, GA 129.00
5. TWIN OAKS BAKER’S COFFEECAKE STDCDS
MEREDITH GUY
PENRYN, CA 120.00
STARTED TRIAL DOG – CATTLE
5. MANLEY’S CAYUCOS COWGIRL STDCS
MARIE NAGANO
RIVERSIDE, CA 120.00
7. SWINGING WITH DJANGO STDCDS
THOMAS A MORARRE
LOLO, MT 118.00
184 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

9. MAGGIE’S BLACK MAGIC KATE OFTDS ATDDS OTDC
KATHY SIDER
VASHON, WA 117.00
10. DOUBLE V TURLACH STDCD
CLINTON MEADOWS
ERRINGTON BC V0R 1V0, CANAD A 112.00
STARTED TRIAL DOG - CATTLE (STDC) NOT PICTURED:
1. WAYLON’S PEARL SNAPS STDCDS DNA-VP
FERREH HIATT
MOORELAND, IN 132.00
3. STARN LEGENDS UNSTOPPABLE STDCDS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
DAWNA SIMS
DEWEY, AZ 127.00
4. HARDINS RCC BLACKSMITH STDC OTDS DNA-VP
DEB DOMANN
CLATONIA, NE 123.00
7. RBOWS NOTHING FANCY ABOUT KATE STDC OTDD ATDS
ROSS BOWSLAUGH
PT COLBORNE ONT L3K 5V3, CANADA 118.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 185

1. MAGGIE’S BLACK MAGIC KATE OFTDS ATDDS OTDC
KATHY SIDER
VASHON, WA 122.00
STARTED TRIAL DOG – DUCKS
2. SWINGING WITH DJANGO STDCDS
THOMAS A MORARRE
LOLO, MT 120.00
4. DOUBLE V TURLACH STDCDS
CLINTON MEADOWS
ERRINGTON BC V0R 1V0, CANADA 118.00
186 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018

6. AMBUSHED BY A KING STDDS GS-N JS-N RS-N
PAULINE HAGGIS
BROOKLYN, CT 114.00
7. TWIN OAKS BAKER’S COFFEECAKE STDCDS
MEREDITH GUY
PENRYN, CA 113.00
10. C-ME LOLAPALOOZA STDCD OTDS DNA-VP
TRACEY MCPHERSON
ALDEN, IA 111.00
10. SLASH V RED BEAR @ CHOCTAW STDCS OTDD DNA-VP
GLENDA TEAFF
STOCKDALE, TX 111.00
AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018 187

STARTED TRIAL DOG - DUCKS (STDD) NOT PICTURED:
10. PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDDS GS-O JS-O RS-O
PEGGY A TIMM
WADSWORTH, IL 111.00
2. STARN LEGENDS UNSTOPPABLE STDCDS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
DAWNA SIMS
DEWEY, AZ 120.00
5. FROGPEAK’S MIGHTY SWIFT STDCDS OFTDS JS-N RS-N
IRENE MANLEY
CRESENT VALLEY, BC V0G 1H0, CANADA 116.00
7. IRN BRU BLACK FOREST SCOUT STDDS DNA-VP
BEATRICE FREI
5436 WÜRENLOS, SWITZERLAND 113.00
9. BJM THOR’S ROBERT E LEE STDCDS DNA-VP
BARBARA MILLER
MICHAEL S MILLER
FRENCHTOWN, MT 112.00
STARTED TRIAL DOG – SHEEP 5
1. TWIN OAKS BAKER’S COFFEECAKE STDCDS
MEREDITH GUY
PENRYN, CA 126.00
188 AUSSIE TIMES January-February 2018
1. PAWS ZONE’S STACK THE DECK STDDS GS-O JS-O RS-O
PEGGY A TIMM
WADSWORTH, IL 126.00

3. IRN BRU BLACK FOREST SCOUT STDDS DNA-VP
BEATRICE FREI
5436 WÜRENLOS, SWITZERLAND 124.00
5. AMBUSHED BY A KING STDDS GS-N JS-N RS-N
PAULINE HAGGIS
BROOKLYN, CT 120.00
8. JUSTUS BLUE FLAME OFTDS STDCDS
DAWN M FARMER
ARLINGTON, WA 112.00
PHOTO: MICHELLE GILLIS
5. MAGGIE’S BLACK MAGIC KATE OFTDS ATDDS OTDC
KATHY SIDER
VASHON, WA 120.00
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STARTED TRIAL DOG - SHEEP (STDS) NOT PICTURED:
8. SWINGING WITH DJANGO STDCDS
THOMAS A MORARRE
LOLO, MT 112.00
4. FROGPEAK’S MIGHTY SWIFT STDCDS OFTDS JS-N RS-N
IRENE MANLEY
CRESENT VALLEY, BC V0G 1H0, CANADA 121.00
7. GS RANCH INDIGO STDCDS
BRIANNE BELLWOOD
VERMILION AB T9X 1R1, CANADA 116.00
8. LAS ROCOSA JJ STDDS
DEBORAH CONROY
JAMES (JIM) HARTNAGLE
FARMINGTON, MN 112.00
8. STARN LEGENDS UNSTOPPABLE STDCDS
MEGAN SIMS KENNEDY
DAWNA SIMS
DEWEY, AZ 112.00
ARE YOU GOING TO DNA YOUR BREEDING DOGS SOON
AND HAVE QUESTIONS?
WHOLE BLOOD IS THE BEST SOURCE OF DNA
If you’re going to the Vet to have blood drawn, please order the tube kit. When you use the tube kit you can also contribute to
the Gene Bank. (What is the Gene Bank you ask? See Registry Rule 2.2.2 at http://www.asca.org/Portals/0/regrules.pdf. See http://
www.asca.org/Portals/0/dnainstbloodtube.pdf.)
PLAN AHEAD
If you are taking your breeding dog(s) to the Vet for a yearly check up, hip evaluation, teeth cleaning or anything else, plan
ahead and have your DNA blood drawn at the same time, it will save you a trip to the vet and an office visit fee.
MORE PLANNING AHEAD
If you’re planning to go to the Nationals, plan on coming to the DNA Committee Annual Blood Draw (if there is one). You can
purchase the kits at the ASCA Booth and volunteers will draw blood for your dog(s) DNA and ship it to the lab for free.
A WORD ABOUT CARDS
When a blood card is used to collect DNA, please do not saturate the card so it bleeds through. Drop a few drops of blood from
the syringe needle onto each of the two circles on the card. Be sure to let the blood dry for 30 to 60 minutes, longer if it’s humid.
See http://www.asca.org/Portals/0/dnainstblood.pdf.
A WORD ABOUT SWABS
When a brush sample is collected properly the bristles will be bent or depressed and likely discolored. Swabs are subject to
contamination. Dogs must be separated and have had no water or food for 30 minutes before you swab. Nursing puppies cannot be
swabbed. Swabs have the highest error rate, meaning there is not enough material on the swab to DNA profile and you will be asked
to resubmit. See http://www.asca.org/Portals/0/dnacheekinst.pdf.
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How & how much?
Schedule of Fees
Payment Options:
The Business Office does NOT accept cash. Payments accepted via
bank check, money order, international money order, wire transfer, or
credit card. ASCA ® accepts foreign currency paid in Euros on a one-toone
fee schedule (1 € = 1 $).
Full members receive a 50% discount on registry fees and rulebooks –
prices are reflected as full / service member.
Aussie Times
(basic subscription is free for “full” members)
US Subscription $35
US First Class $25
Canada First Class $25
Canada Surface $18
All Other First Class $54
All Other Surface $24
Back Issues
Free for the price of postage
Ad rates
Color
Inside Front/Back $225
Outside Back: $250
Full page: $195
Black and White
Full $75
Half Page $45
Quarter Page $25
For Sale $15
Business Card $15
Registry
If you are a If you are a
Litter Registration
Full Member Service Member
Age 0 - 6 Months $21 or $42
Age 6 - 12 Month $30 or $60
Age 12 - 24 Months $55 or $110
Age 24 months $110 or $220
Individual Registration
0 - 1 year $15 or $30
1-2 years $30 or $60
2 years $50 or $100
LEP $20 or $40
Foreign Registry $100 or $200
Canadian Kennel Club
0-12 months $15 or $30
1-2 years $30 or $60
2 years $50 or $100
Other Breed Tracking $10
Transfer Fees $15 or $30
Lease Agreements $12 or $24
Duplicates $10 or $20
Not For Breeding Release $10
Pedigree (5-generation) $10/$25/$35
Kennel Names (must be full member)
New $100
Renewal $25
Renewal of abandoned $50
Change of ownership $10
DNA
Kennel Recertification $10 / annual
Kit
Blood card/tube $45
Cheek Swab $50
Finals
Agility
$60 per dog
Conformation
$60 per dog
Obedience
Novice, Open, Utility $60
Superdog $60
Rally $60
Stockdog
$60 per class of stock
Memberships
Annual Full
$50 single
$75 dual
Annual Service $10
Lifetime $300
Dual Lifetime $520
Junior
Free
Programs
Recording Fee (Event Membership Dues)
Agility $1.25 /dog/ run (includes addt’l member dues)
Stockdog $1.25/dog/ run (includes addt’l member dues)
Other
$1.25 /dog (includes addt’l member dues)
Late Submission $10 per day after 15 days
Sanction Fees
Regular $25 /event/day
Late
$25 /day first 3 days, $50 thereafter
Ranch Dog Inspection
First dog $10 / $20
Additional dog $5 / $10
Club Business
Affiliate Club
New formation $200
Renewal $100
Dispute Filing Fee
Affiliate level $20
Board level
$100 (registry exception)
Yearbooks $20
Sire and dam progeny title search $10
List of ASCA ® registered kennel names $25
Rulebook
Each $2.50 / $5
All $10 / $20
Judges’ List $10
Free
Sanctioning & Entry Forms
Applications
• Membership
• Litter registration
• Hardship & LEP
• Lease agreement
Board Election Guidelines
Stockdog Course Director Guidelines
Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline Information
ASCA ® Brochure or Bylaws ($1 each additional)
Articles of Incorporation ($1 each additional)
Available from Executive Secretary
• Application to Host National Specialty
• Application to Affiliate
• Affiliate Bylaws Guide with Addendum
Shows & Trials Newsletter
ASCA Business Office, Registry, Show Office,
& Membership Office
6091 E SH 21, Bryan, TX 77808
Office/Phone Hours: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. CT, M-F
ph. (979) 778-1082 • fax (979) 778-1898
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Paula Waterman – Inkwell
Cathy Haverdink – TreeSong
Matt Mullin & A J Tavares – Limelite
Melissa Zobell - Moonbaby
Kim Monti - Foxwood
Jana Simons & Lk Michigan’s Playing With Fire
Jenny Woelzlein & GHCG Lk Michigan’s Rock and Roll CGCA
Carol Hawkins – Lk Michigan’s Play It Forward
Valerie & Klayton Yarber – Paramount
Francois Lamarche
Lisa B. Friel & GCh Milwin’s Monarch of Dove Creek
Stefano Crippa
Kimberly & Jimmy Welton – Tanasi Bluff
Michelle & Gary Ambrosius – BlueRain
Carol Jeffrey – Barnwood
Mary Detor – Snowridge
Betsy Sokolowski – Hearthside
Mona Persson & Trace
Terri Rein – Bamboo Run
Star Mathis – Samwise
Amy Hoffman-Koren – Silver Myst
Jackie V. Kane
Janette O’Shaughnessy & Thornapple You Swept Me Away
Rachel Kulp-Wieder
Joyce Siddall – Catalina
Corey Hayes – Emerald-View
Christy Jacobs
Flo & Becky McDaniel – McMatt
Jacquelyn Steimer & Legacy’s Movie Maker
Jennifer Kaltz – Pernema
Leslie Kedash Ziesing – PennOak
Judy Charette – Morning Mist
Donna Lineman and Banner
Rick & Marcie Boomsliter – Lk Michigan
J. Kelsey Jones – MontRose
AKC GCh CKC Ch ASCA HOF
Ch LEGACY’S POWER PLAY
OCT 24, 2006 - SEPT 19, 2017
Player’s offspring:
AKC GCh ASCA Ch CKC GCh Legacy’s My All American Boy
AKC Ch Legacy’s Believe It Or Not
AKC Ch CKC Ch Legacy’s Can You Keep A Secret
AKC GCh Legacy’s Playing For Keeps
AKC Ch Legacy’s Don’T Tread On Me
AKC Ch ASCA Ch Legacy’s Instant Replay
AKC GCh Legacy’s O Me O My
AKC Ch Legacy’s Power Broker
AKC Ch Legacy’s Playin’ The Field CD BN RA
Legacy’s She’Ll Be A Star CGC
AKC GCh Legacy’s Somethin’ 2 Talkabout
Legacy’s Girl Power CD BN RAE CGC
AKC GCh Legacy’s I Got That Power
AKC GCh Legacy’s Power Dance
AKC Ch Legacy’s Glamour Girl RN CGCA TDI
Legacy’s Taking A Chance CGCA
AKC Ch Legacy’s America The Beautiful
AKC GCh ASCA Ch UKC Ch Legacy’s Miss American Diva
AKC GCh Legacy’s Elementary
Legacy’s Magnificent Maggie CGC
NASA Ch Legacy’s Liberty Finishing Touch Of Triforce
UKC Ch Legacy’s Live Free Or Die
AKC Ch Liberty Legacy Freedom Call BN THD CGC
Liberty Legacy’s One Summer Night NAJ
AKC Ch ASCA Ch Woodstock’s New Sheriff In Town BN
Woodstock’s Shades Of An Outlaw HSAs
AKC GChB ASCA WTCh Woostock’s Jesse James HSAds HTAD
III-S GE
AKC GChG ASCA Ch Woodstock’s Belle Starr
Woodstock’s Bizzy Ms. Lizzie RS-E-SP JS-E-SP GS-E OA NAJ NF
CGC
Woodstock’s You Make My Heart Sing OA OF CGC
Ninebark Secret MontRose RN MX MXB MXJ MJS NF RS-E JS-E
GS-E ASCA RNX STDs
AKC GChB ASCA Ch CKC Ch Ninebark Silver Buttons – RWB ’10
USASA Nationals
PennOak MontRose Paintdesert BN RN NA NAJ CA
AKC Ch PennOak Lunar Eclipse NA NAJ NF
AKC Ch Spring Fever Strike It Right
MontRose Rogue BN OA OAJ AXP AJP NF OFP
AKC Ch ASCA Ch MontRose Hustle And Bustle
AKC Ch UKC GCh Lk Michigan Make My Day
GCHS Lk Michigan’s Rock And Roll CGCA
Lk Michigan’s Play It Forward CGC
UKC Ch Lk Michigan’s Dreams Come True
Lk Michigan’s Sunshine RATN NADD
UKC Ch Sonrise Play 3 rd Day At Aguarida
ATCh Barnwoods Raise The Ransom STDc ATDds JS-E-P RN MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B CGCA TKN
AKC GCh ASCA Ch Barnwoods Expensive Hobby CD RE OTDds GS-N JS-E RS-O RNX RA HSAd MX MXJ
NJ
AKC Ch Barnwoods Play N For Keeps
Barnwoods Steady Tradition CGC
AKC Ch Stonehaven Bayshore It’s A Party
AKC Ch Empyrean’s Six Alarm Sexy At Copperridge
AKC Ch ASCA Ch Copperridge N Empyrean’s Playin Hooky
AKC GCh ASCA Ch Empyrean N Copperridge’s Black Is Beautiful – BOS USASA ’17 Nationals
AKC Ch ASCA Ch UKC Ch Copperridge’s Heard A Rumor NA NAJ JS-N
AKC GCh New Dawn’s Instant Replay
AKC GCh ASCA Ch Eaglecrest Captured Moment
AKC GCh ASCA Ch SierraRose Nobody But Me
Treesong’s Dare To Dream RNX RAX CGC
Treesong’s Once In A Blue Moon RE
Treesong’s Peppermint Patti RNX RAX CGC
BlueRain’s Picture Perfect RN CGCA TKN HIC BN CD
UKC Ch BlueRain’s Capture The Moment CGCA TKN RN HIC
BlueRain’s Freeze Frame TKN HIC
BlueRain’s Cannon Fire CGC HIC
CKC Ch Vulcan Fantastic Voyage
Russia Estonia Latvia Lithuania Baltic Int Ch Flying To The Moon Diamond Star
Russia Lithuania Int Ch Flying To The Moon Dolce Vita
Solvenia Ch Flying To The Moon Dry Martini
Dutch Jr Ch Heavenly Stars Headline News
Dutch Belgium Jr Ch Heavenly Stars Making Memories
Dutch Belgium VDH Jr Ch Heavenly Stars My Eyes Adore You
CKC Ch Kinoak I’m On
DKCh NOCh DEVDHCh Int Ch CIB CLUBCh CAC Strandly Into The Light RN RA RE DKRLCh HTM
BIS Int Ch Vulcan Northbay Never Let Go
CKC Belgium Netherland Ch Vulcan Northbay No Nonsense
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MVJ
2017 Winner. . . more info on page 105.
MADISON WILLIAMS
HANDLING A-CH REVELAIRE ELEGANCE BY STARGATE CD RM JJ-E RJ-E GJ-O