established 1973 dally digest 15th dalmatian national digest issue #271 established 1973 dalmatian...

Dally Digest Issue #271

Established 1973

Dalmatian Association of Queensland Inc.

Dally Digest

15th Dalmatian National

Best exhibit in show: Ch Varewell Crystal Bloom

Owned by: Julie Beeby.

O f f i c e B e a r e r s f o r 2 0 1 5

President:

Megan Bennett

[email protected]

Vice President:

Toni Bale

Ph. 0407 600 369

Secretary:

Natasha McIntyre

Ph. 0409 634 127

[email protected]

7 Birch Cl, Heathwood

Queensland 4110

Treasurer:

Julie Beeby

[email protected]

Show Secretary:

Eileen Pickles

Editor:

Samantha Hartley

daqnewslet-

[email protected]

Trophy Steward:

Natasha McIntyre

Point Score:

Julie Beeby

NDC Representative:

Megan Bennett

Club Patron:

Joan Roseworn

Life Members:

Barbara Deighton

Joan Roseworn

Lyn Williams

Editors Spot:

Firstly on behalf of the committee I would like to thank

all of you who attended the 15th Dalmatian National.

Also a huge thank you to our Patron, Joan Roseworn.

It was a huge two days, with a lot happening on the

CCCQ grounds and behind the scenes.

I would personally like to thank my good friend, Wendy

Maxwell who was our photographer for the event. A lot

of people don’t realise the time and commitment that

goes into taking the photos, and then editing them.

It’s a huge job, and I am grateful for the results!

While we are still on the topic of the National, in this

issue you will find the results and also the conformation

judges critique. Until next time,

Samantha Hartley

Marilyn Monroe with a Dally.

Upcoming Point Score Shows:

Sun 25 July — Ladies Kennel Club

Sun 16 Aug — Gundog & Heavy Breeds Club

Sun 27 Sept — Western Suburbs KC

Sat 17 Oct — Ipswich KC

Sat 28 Nov — Dog of the Year Support Show

Upcoming DAQ Meetings:

CCCQ Showgrounds,

King Ave, Durack.

Meeting Room 1, 7pm.

23 July

25 August

27 October

24 November

P a g e 2 D a l l y D i g e s t

1 5 t h

Dalmatian Association of QLD Inc.

General meeting

Tuesday 26st May 2015

CCC Dogs Sports Grounds, King Avenue, Durack.

Minutes

P a g e 3

Meeting Opened: 7:10pm

Attendance: Megan Bennett, Natasha McIntyre,

Julie Beeby, Toni Bale, Ian Robinson

Apologies – Joan Roseworn, Eileen Pickles, David

Stains, Lionel Blumel, Samantha and Janice

Hartley.

Dog world notes passed as being read.

Moved: J Beeby, Seconded: I Robinson, Carried

Confirmation of Minutes Moved N McIntyre,

Seconded M Bennett Carried

Business arising from Minutes:

Correspondence: See Tabulated List

Business arising from correspondence –

LUA Motion with the NDC—Upon discovery

that the UK and the USA do not distinguish

in exhibition or registration of LUA related

dogs we withdraw our Motion from the

NDC. Discussed, Moved J Beeby, Seconded

T Bale. Carried.

Photography needs, need clarification.

Email from MaxCapture was discussed.

Natasha to email reply to MaxCapture.—

Our photography expectations for the event.

1-5th in the ring and class winners in tent at

end of the day. Child Handlers to be

photographed. Julie has a spare dinner ticket

if Wendy would like to utilize.

Ring Setup. Gazebos we have: 4.5x4.5

Assembly, 3x3 White Photography, 3x (3x3)

Hire, 6x3 Trophy, 6x3 Admin. 6x3 Assembly,

2.4x2.4 Writer—Ian presented a plan.

Natasha to meet Ian onsite on Thursday 28th

May to measure out and see if we need

adjustments. Agility ring to be 20x45.

Catalogue—Ordered 70, most presold,

bump order up to 80.

Dinner — 58A + 2C (84glasses so 26 spare

sell and gifts), Balloons for tables, and

decorations to be purchased. $120 allocated

to cover costs. Moved I Robinson, seconded

by J Beeby. Carried.

Show Stationary — All ordered and

received.

NDC AGM — Megan attended a phone

conference for the NDC AGM. Minutes will

be distributed to members when they

become available.

Treasurers Report: See attached. Moved J Beeby,

seconded T Bale Carried

Discussed “Rescue” Funds donated. Funds to be

kept separate for Rescues (not rehomes) of the

future. J Beeby Moved that these funds be kept

aside for Dalmatian Rescue. Seconded by

N McIntyre. Carried

Cheques needed: Marellen $2588.85 , C Pickup

fight $1575, J Brown $20, Chris Pain $35, Subway

Platters $55, Bush Dog Emb $1026 Show Manager

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$975.98,Travel lodge $497, Maxcapture $300,

Secretary Expenses $38.37, Ipswich Kennel Club

Judges Lunches $100, Refund R Carmen $25.

Approve Payments above totalling: $7236.20

Moved J Beeby, Seconded M Bennett. Carried

New Members: NIL

Reports Submitted:

President’s report NILL

Vice-President’s report: NILL

Editor’s report: All things for Digest to be in by 22nd June.

General Business:

It was discussed that The Ipswich Kennel Club has

asked is if we would like to subcontract Ronnie

Tolson (Ireland) to judge at our Show in 2016.

Moved M Bennett 2nd T Bale, that we Sub contract

R Tolson for our Champ show in 2016.

Open Show Judge for our Open Show in 2016 was

discussed. We will contact Julie Ruddle and see if

she is available.

NDC Motion – “The minimum age, at which a Dal-

matian bitch may be MATED is eighteen (18) months, to allow for full maturity of the bitch.”

Discussed. . Of Members not present at this

meeting, 3 voted via email.

Votes for the Motion: 3.

Votes against the Motion: 4.

Abstain: 1

Motion Not Carried. The Club to Inform the NDC

that we do not support this motion.

2 Dallies needing help, Vesello and Rexxi, Owner

suddenly passed away.

Ray Carmen Request for Dog to be allowed to be

onsite for training was discussed. All forms have

been received. Conformation Show Manager to

receive a copy. Natasha to Contact Ray Carmen

and Post him a refund of his entry cheque.

National 2015 Business :

Show Secretary report: Absent, Natasha gave a

quick update from conversation with Eileen.

Donation from Jan Kirin for prize for National

to 2nd place getter of highest entered class.

(Aus. Bred Bitch) Jan has donated $20.

The Spelling of Specialty on the Ribbons was

discussed. Natasha to contact Marellen to see

what can be done.

Email to be sent to C Pickup to see how many dogs

she can judge an hour so as we have an idea on

how long show will go for. We have 143 entries

for the conformation show.

Next Meeting: 21st July 2014

Meeting Closed: 9:45pm


General meeting

Tuesday 26st May 2015

CCC Dogs Sports Grounds, King Avenue, Durack.

Minutes, Continued


Incoming Items Marked with an * also have outgoing attached.

22 April –

Membership renewal Cathy O’Callaghan

Cheque I & J Robinson – Donation of Glasswear for National Dinner

Cheque I & J Robinson – National Dinner tickets.

24th April –

E DQ Member education programme –module 3

E NDC – DOCV Motion “Mating age of Bitches” – Forwarded to

Committee and Members

28 April - E DQ Bowen KC Show Entry changes + Ipswich Ag

change of judge

29th April – E DQ Royal Qld Show Updates

1 May – Letter DQ Invoice for Meeting room $16

3May – E P Rowles – National Catalogue Advert *

6 May E DQ online Schedule Lodgement

8 May –

Statement – Entertainment Book

E R Carmen – Suspended Dog Training*

VAN Sponsorship items

E DQ Member education programme – Module 3

11th May – E May Merchandise Order to Bush Dog Embroidery*

12 May – Sandstream Final Invoice

13 May – E M Nethercotte – CC in on email to DOCV asking for

Photos of past national winners

14May – E DQ Rules and Amendments + Cardboard sent with

titles/Re registers

15 May – E DQ Brookfield Show – Change of Judge + EKKA 2015

help required

18 May - R Carmen – Dog Training Agreement

19th May – News Spots NSW Dally Club News Letter

20th May

E DQ Show Workers Training – Durack 24th may and Townsville

13/14 June.

E DQ Belgin Shepard Club Gala Dinner

21st May – Marellen Order Part 1

22nd May

E Jan Kirin Donation of a Prize and catalogue order

E DQ Change of Judges Ipswich and Western Suburb KC + Kalbar Ag

Show

23rd May – E DQ Member Flight Centre Corporate Rate for Airline

Longue

25th May E S Hartley – Meeting Notes and Apologies

26th may

Marellen order part 2

Cheque B Harper $100 Catalogue Advert, Catalogue, Postage

Donation

Jan Kerin $20 donation for Prize – For 2nd Place getter of the

highest entered class.

E R Cook Show Manager catalogue Draft 2

E DQ Change Of Judges Lockyer Valley KC

E DQ Correction to Lockyer Valley KC 30/31 May

Outgoing Items marked with an * also have incoming attached

22 April 2015

E NDC Motion to the NDC LUA Dalmatians

E NSW Dalmatian Club – Motion to the NDC

E VIC Dalmatian Club – Motion to the NDC

E ACT Dalmatian Club –Motion ot the NDC

24 April – E Show manager Catalogue Deadline?*

30th April – Email to Members NDC Motions – Mating age of

bitches and LUA

5th May –

E L Affleck – Agility Dog Heights*

E Marellen Show Ribbons – Addition of 1-5th places ribbons*

E DQ – National Trial Stationary order

13th May – Digest to all Members


Correspondence List.

April 22nd to 26st May 2015


KIDS SPOT!

P a g e 7 D a l l y D i g e s t 15th National Dalmatian Specialty Results

Performance Trial and Conformation Show

5th and 6th June 2015

Hosted By: Dalmatian Association Queensland Inc.

Brisbane, Queensland.

Obedience - Judge: Mr Jody Brown

Utility Dog

1. Ch Ozzispot Truble Inthmist CCD CDX RE ADX JDX GD SD SPDX - L Affleck (NQ)

Open Dog

1. Ch Ozzispot Truble Inthmist CCD CDX RE ADX JDX GD SD SPDX - L Affleck (Q)

2. Ch Dumbledeer Aesturias CD - R, M & P Young (NQ)

3. Ozzispot Serenda in Tyme (AI) CCD CDX RE - L Affleck (NQ)

Community Companion Dog

1. Throdice Current C AD JDX - D. Raeburn (Q)

2. Ch Coastdal Take A Chance On Me - R&M&P Young (Q)

3. Speklan Something Wicked RA - S Whymark (Q)

Best Obedience in Trial:-

AG CH 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET - S J Haynes

RALLY-O - Judge: Mr Chris Pain

Rally Obedience Excellent - A

1. Speklan Something Wicked RA - S Whymark (Q)

Rally Obedience Excellent - B

1. Ozzispot Serenda in Tyme (AI) CCD CDX RE - L Affleck (Q)

Rally Obedience Advanced - A

1. Galliwags Rock Star CCD CD RN ADM JDM2 JDO2 GD SPDX SD - D. Raeburn (NQ)

Rally Obedience Advanced - B

1. Ozzispot Serenda in Tyme (AI) CCD CDX RE - L Affleck (Q)

Rally Obedience Novice

1. Ch Dumbledeer U Dared Me CCD - R&M&P Young (Q)

2. Ch Coastdal Take A Change On Me - R&M&P Young (Q)

3. Throdice Current C AD JDX - D. Raeburn (Q)

Best Rally-O in Trial:-

Ch Dumbledeer U Dared Me CCD - R&M&P Young

Agility – Judge: Mr Jody Brown

Agility Dog

1. Ch Ozzispot Xtreme Addikition GD SD SPD JDX - T & S Irving (Q)

2. DQ

3. DQ

Agility Dog Excellent

All entries were DQ

Agility Dog Masters

1. AG Ch 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET S J Haynes (Q)

2. DQ

Agility Dog Open

1. Sup Ch Ozzispot Tyme To Shine GD SPDX SDX JDM ADM - T & S Irving (NQ)

2. AG Ch 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET - S J Haynes (NQ)


Best Agility in Trial:-

Ch Ozzispot Xtreme Addikition GD SD SPD JDX - T & S Irving

Jumpers – Judge: Mr Jody Brown

Jumpers Dog

1. Stapos Snazzy - K Payne (Q)

2. Ozzispot Serenda in Tyme (AI) CCD CDX RE - L Affleck (NQ)

3. DQ

Jumpers Dog Excellent

1. Ch Ozzispot On The Edge Of Glory (AI) SPD AD JD - T & S Irving (NQ)

Jumpers Dog Masters

1. AG Ch 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET - S J Haynes (Q)

2. Galliwags Rock Star CCD CD RN ADM JDM2 JDO2 GD SPDX SD - D Raeburn (NQ)

3. Throdice Current C AD JDX - D Raeburn (NQ)

Jumpers Dog Open

1. AG Ch 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET - S J Haynes (Q)

2. Ch Ozzispot Xtreme Addikition GD SD SPD JDX - T & S Irving (NQ)

3. DQ

Best Jumpers in Trial:-

AG Ch 600 Yarrowfell High Society CD ADM ADO JDM JDO2 ET - S J Haynes

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Special Veteran Sweepstakes 10 Years & Over (3 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. CH VAREWELL WIND SONG Beeby J

2. GR CH SPRINTAWAY RUBICA RED Donald M&L:

3. Absent

Baby Puppy Dog (5 Entries)

1. BREWEN BOMB VOYAGE Johns W

2. PACEAWAY LUCK DRAGON(AI) Darling F

3. ZAMASHOM KINGS LEGACY Pickles E

Minor Puppy Dog (1 entry)

1. OUTLOOK TUIREANN MOLAN Outlook Kennels

Puppy Dog (3 Entries)

1. PACEAWAY GIVE ME MORE - Darling F

2. LOTZADOTZ DROPSOV JUPITER - Bennett M

3. CH PACEAWAY TOP GUN (AI) - Gough P & Chandler T

Junior Dog (5 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. PACEAWAY TICKET MASTER (AI) - Gough P & Chandler T

2. KRYSTAWAY TAITTINGER - Grant J & Watt M

3. CH PACEAWAY FLASH GORDON (AI) - Dyer P&L

Intermediate Dog (4 entries)

1. CH PACEAWAY SKYS THE LIMIT - Clarke M&R

2. CH STARSWEPT SIRIUSLY ON FIRE - Bower M

3. CH PAMPARD PRIVILEGED POSITION - Allcock A & Marshall Ij&S

Australian Bred Dog (13 entries, 3 Absent)

1. SUP CH SPRINTAWAY CHIEF CHEROKE - Donald M&L

2. TELDE MAGICAL RUPERT MURDOG - Dunscombe M

3. LOTADOTZ LOVE ON THE ROCKZ - Demar P&K

4. LYKATYGA HOT NEW SENSATION – Forrest A

5. SUP CH KRYSTAWAY WEEKEND HUSTLER - Harbin R&D

Open Dog (10 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. SUP CH TOPSPOTT FIREBRAND – Outlook Kennels

2. CH PACEAWAY ONA MISSON - Grant J & Watt M

3. STARSWEPT PAINTED FROM MEMORY - Davies P & Wright J&D

4. SUP CH PACEAWAY XTREME IMPACT - Gough P & Chandler T

5. CH LYKATYGA DARK CRYSTAL – Forest A

Veteran Dog (7 Entries)

1. SUP CH PACEAWAY KOLD KASH – Dwyer P&L

2. SUP CH PACEAWAY RUM RUFFIAN – Graham C

3. CH DUMBLEDEER U DARED ME CCD - Young Rm&P

Challenge Dog

SUP CH TOPSPOTT FIREBRAND – Outlook Kennels (25points)

Reserve Challenge Dog

CH PACEAWAY ONA MISSON - Grant J & Watt M






Conformation Show Judge: Mrs Christina Pickup

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Baby Puppy Bitch (11 Entries, 2 Absent)

1. BREWEN FIREBOMB - Johns W

2. PAMPARD PRICKLY PUDDING - Marshall I J&S

3. FIREBROOK KHALEESI - Kanowski S&L

4. FINDADOT SHIRLEY FLOSS - Manning B&J

5. BREWEN BLISS BOMB – Johns W

Minor Puppy Bitch (2 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. JOHGRA WEEKEND IN PARIS - Grant J & Watt M

Puppy Bitch (5 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. PACEAWAY TICKET FOR ROSES (AI) – Darling F

2. BLAIRWICK ROSE OF DESTINY - Lewis M&C

3. LOTZADOTZ GOLDEN GIRL – Bale T

Junior Bitch (11 Entries, 3 Absent)

1. CH VAREWELL CRYSTAL BLOOM - Beeby J

2. UNDERFOOT DEVIL IN DISGUISE - Williams R&T

3. TEXICO LONESTAR – Godyn A

4. OZZISPOT PETITE N POISED (AI) - Irving T&S

5. JENDALLY RUM AND RAISINS - Carman R&D

Intermediate Bitch (10 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. CH STARSWEPT SAPPHIRES N DIAMONDS - Davies P & Wright J&D

2. CH COASTDAL TAKE A CHANCE ON ME - Young Rm&P

3. PAMPARD PHIRST CLASS - Marshall I J&S

4. CH LIKADYCE SPOTLIGHT ON ME - Grant J & Watt M

5. PACEAWAY ALL SPICE - O'Connor J

Australian Bred Bitch (14 Entries, 2 Absent)

1. NZ & AUST CH PACEAWAY PIPPI LONGSTOCKIN – Graham C

2. CH PAMPARD PHIREWORKS ET - Allcock A & Marshall Ij&S

3. CH OZZISPOT ON TH EDGE OF GLORY (AI) SPD AD JD – Irving T&S

4. CH SPRINTAWAY SHAKIERA – Donald M&L

5. CH PACEAWAY KIMBERELLA – Darling F

Open Bitch (13 Entries, 1 Absent)

1. CH PACEAWAY SABARI – Donald M&L

2. SUP CH OZZISPOT SINNERS N SHADOWS – Irving T&S

3. CH BREWEN KANDY KAR – Johns W

4. COASTDAL REMINISCING - Young Rm&P

5. CH TRUDALS ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS ET - Barr S&B

Veteran Bitch (5 Entries)

1. SUP CH PACEAWAY NITE FIRE – Darling F

2. SUP CH GEMCOURT PLAYZ WITH FIRE - Marshall I J&S

3. SUP CH GEMCOURT GIRLZ ON AVENUE - Grant J & Watt M

Challenge Bitch

CH VAREWELL CRYSTAL BLOOM - Beeby J (25 points)

Reserve Challenge Bitch

CH STARSWEPT SAPPHIRES N DIAMONDS - Davies P & Wright J&D

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Neuter Dog (Entries 2)

1. GENTRY WELL DRESSED EXPLORER – McIntyre N

2. LIKADYCE IN THE SPOTLIGHT – Moller H

Neuter Bitch (Entries 6, Absent 1)

1. CH BREWEN GLAMOUR GIRL – Johns W

2. SARASOTA SARABANDE ET – Little M

3. NEUT CH CH LYKATYGA WYLD STREAK – Forrest A

Best Neuter

CH BREWEN GLAMOUR GIRL – Johns W (10 points)

Opposite Sex Neuter

GENTRY WELL DRESSED EXPLORER – McIntyre N (7 points)

Breeders Team (9 Entries, 2 Absent)

1. LIKADYCE

2. PAMPARD

3. BREWEN

Parent and Progeny Exhibit (9 Entries, 4

Absent)

1. CH DUMBLEDEER U DARED ME CCD

2. GR CH TOPSPOTT JUIPTERS GOLD

3. SUP CH PACEAWAY NIGHT FIRE

Junior Handlers

7-under 10 Years

1. Jette McIntyre

10-under 13 years

1. Sharleah Taylor

13 to under 18 years

1. Emily Marshall

2. Hope Brown

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General Specials

BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW:

CH VAREWELL CRYSTAL BLOOM

RUNNER UP TO BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW:

CH STARSWEPT SAPPHIRES N DIAMONDS

BEST OPPOSITE SEX IN SHOW:

SUP CH TOPSPOTT FIREBRAND

Classes in Show

Baby Puppy Brewen Firebomb Opposite Brewen Bomb Boyage

Minor Puppy Johgra Weekend In Paris Opposite Outlook Tuireann Molan

Puppy Paceaway Give me more Opposite Paceaway Ticket For Roses (AI)

Junior Ch Varewell Crystal Bloom Opposite Paceaway Ticket Master (AI)

Intermediate Starswept Sapphires N Diamonds Opposite Ch Paceaway Skys the Limit

Australian Bred NZ & Aust Ch Paceaway Pippi Longstockin Opposite Sup Ch Sprintaway Chief Cheroke

Open Sup Ch Topspott Firebrand Opposite Ch Paceaway Sabari

Veteran Sup Ch Paceaway Kold Kash Opposite Sup ch Paceaway Nite Fire

Neuter Ch Brewen Glamour Girl Opposite Gentry Well Dressed Explorer


Dotty idea for Dauntsey Couple’s Wedding.

Dog lovers Phil and Lou Garton enjoyed their dream wedding—with 58 human guests and 31 Dal-

matians.

The couple, who live in Dauntsey, took along their

own five Dalmatians for the wedding in June.

The unusual nuptials will feature on channel 4 show,

Wedding House. The show follows the fortunes of

different couples having bizarre wedding ceremonies.

The couple, who have been together for 16 years,

were looking for a suitable venue for a dog-themed

wedding when they saw an advert for the show.

After a discussion about what they wanted the

wedding day, plans were taken over by the

programme makers.

Dog trainer Mrs Garton, 38, said: “It was so nice not having to worry about organising anything.

The important thing was we were getting married with our friends and our dogs.”

The couple were wed at Sundridge Park in Kent, UK.

Story & Photo Source:

www.thisiswiltshire.co.uk

October 2010.

P a g e 1 4 D a l l y D i g e s t 15th National Dalmatian Specialty Show

Judges Conformation Critique It was a great honour and privilege to be invited to

judge this prestigious National Specialty and I

must say a big thank you to the Dalmatian

Association of Queensland Inc. for hosting and

running the show so competently. Everyone

worked so hard to make this a very special

occasion for the exhibitors and for me too. The

venue was excellent with a ring of excellent size,

parking was convenient and there was plenty of

shade for the Dalmatians. Hospitality was

generous and there was a huge array of splendid

prizes on offer. Thanks also go to my steward

Mrs. J Ruddle and writer Mrs. C Elliot and also to

Club Patron Mrs. Joan Roseworn for keeping me

company at lunch.

A sincere thank you to all the exhibitors, some of

whom drove significant distances, to show their

Dalmatians under me, and to all of you who took

my decisions with such good grace. I was

advised at the beginning of the show to ensure

that I took my time judging and that’s what I did. I

wanted to be sure that everyone had sufficient

opportunity to gait and stand their dogs so that I

could thoroughly assess the virtues of each

Dalmatian. That’s why folks, you did so much

moving around rather than a cursory once round

and across the ring and back!

My general remarks are as follows: I loved my line

ups…..you have are some beautiful quality

Dalmatians who could win anywhere in the world.

Because of the consistency of breed type and

good movement, sadly, not enough first prizes to

award! These Dalmatians meet the standard, have

substance with elegance and can easily do the job

demanded of a carriage dog.

Endurance would not be a problem for these dogs.

I found all the dogs temperaments to be very good

and there was even a ‘smiler’, which is always

delightful. Spotting was generally very good with

some lovely liver colour. My final decision was

extremely close: they are all exceptional examples

of the breed.

Generally fronts were very good with correct

angulation and good depth of brisket. There is a

range of types. There is an issue with some feet…

a few are too flat and some are hare footed. Coats

are generally very good and there are some very

attractive heads albeit that there are a few light

eyes. Some dogs looked fabulous standing but

were somewhat disappointing on the move and

paid the price. All the exhibitors made a good job

of free standing their dogs BUT there is this

dreadful practice emerging in the exhibition of

Dalmatians, whereby the handler stacks the dog

so that their fronts are pushed forward and top

lines are sloping down at the rear. This spoils the

dogs’ top line and causes over angulation of the

rear quarters…it looks dreadful and most

untypical and can affect the final award. Another

issue, again seen all over the world, is the ‘race’

around the ring at speed. A steady pace shows all

that needs to be seen!

I left with memories that I will never forget; the

lovely dogs I saw, and the friendliness of the

exhibitors.

Thank you,

Christina Pickup


SPECIAL VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES

10 YEARS AND OVER

1. Beeby’s Ch. Varewell Wind Song. Attractive

eleven year old bitch who did not look her

age. Lovely head and expression. Really

enjoying her day out as she moved around

the ring with drive and keeping a nice level

top line. I was unaware that this bitch was

from the same kennel as the BIS until I read

my catalogue.

2. Donald’s Gr. Ch. Sprintaway Rubica Red. Another eleven year old, again in excellent condition, liver spotted, of good colour, little larger than 1, but moved well. Just preferred 1.

BABY PUPPY DOG

1. John’s Brewen Bomb Voyage. Well

constructed liver spotted puppy who shows

huge promise. Attractive head and neck,

good outline and topline for one so young.

Will do well.

2. Darling’s Paceaway Luck Dragon Another

very promising, nicely decorated liver

spotted puppy, good front and rear, nice

mover.

3. Pickles’ Zamashom Kings Legacy. Nice black spotted puppy, bit heavier marked than other BPD’s. Lovely head, dark ears and eyes. Good bone. Nice feet. At the ‘in between’ stage of development.

MINOR PUPPY DOG

1. Outlook Kennels Outlook Tuireann Molan. Well grown six month old youngster, well off for bone and plenty of substance. Lovely head and expression. Quite mature and although he stood alone - a very worthy winner. Should do well in the ring

PUPPY DOG

1. Darling‘s Paceaway Give Me More. This pup

had a lovely head, attractive markings and a

deep brisket. His overall conformation is well

developed and he moved the truest in his

class with good reach and drive. A great

future ahead! Best Puppy in Show

2. Bennett’s Lotadotz Dropsov Jupiter. A most

promising puppy, good outline, nice feet and

moved well but preferred 1 in this class.

3. Gough & Chandler’s Ch. Paceaway Top Gun. Good make and shape, deepest pigmentation, another very promising pup - not as mature as 1 & 2.

JUNIOR DOG

1. Gough & Chandler’s Paceaway Ticket

Master. Lovely youngster, attractive head

and pleasing expression. Good front.

Lovely outline standing with good level

topline, moved with good reach and drive.

2. Grant & Watt’s Krystaway Taittinger.

Another l/s again well developed and moved

well across the ring with drive. Still immature,

has quite a bit of tuck up and a little longer in

the loin than 1. Close decision between 1 &

2

3. Dyers’ Ch. Paceaway Flash Gordon. Marginally taller than 2 but none the less balanced. Moved well. Needs time to mature

INTERMEDIATE DOG

1. Clarkes’ Ch. Paceaway Skys The Limit. A

very well put together dog, with lovely

outline and who moved effectively and

efficiently covering the ground with ease.

Nice deep chest with plenty of heart room

and good tuck up. Nicely marked. Good tail

set.

2. Bower’s Ch. Starswept Siriusly On Fire.

Another very nice male I liked a lot, good

markings, pleasant head and expression,

another good mover. Pushed hard for 1st

place - just preferred 1.

3. Allcock & Marshall’s Ch. Pampard Privileged

Position. Slightly heavier black spotted, nice

dark eyes and good pigmentation. Nice turn

of stifle, good mover.


AUSTRALIAN BRED DOG. A lovely quality class

with some tough decisions

1. Donald’s Sup Ch. Sprintaway Chief Cherokee.

Lovely masculine dog, black spotted, good

make and shape, nothing overdone. Standing

has good front and outline, well let down

hocks and plenty of bone. Good tail-

set .Covered the ground with ease and is a

good example of a carriage dog.

2. Dunscombe's Telde Magical Rupert Murdog.

Lovely liver dog with plenty of bone and

substance. Good masculine head. Good front

and well sprung ribs. Loved him on the move

too. Close decision between first three

3. Demar’s Lotzadotz Love on the Rockz.

Extremely densely pigmented black spotted

male. Lovely make and shape and fabulous

head. Not his day today and he just didn’t

move as well as 1 & 2.

OPEN DOG. Another lovely class

1. Outlook Kennels Sup Ch. Topspott

Firebrand. Best Opposite Sex in Show and

Best Open in Show. This dog filled my eye

when he came into the ring. Standing he has

a lovely outline, and excellent make and

shape with good front with plenty of heart

room. He is a stallion type with beautiful liver

spotting and correct in all departments. He

has excellent bone and feet, and he powered

round the ring and showed to his full potential.

He pushed hard for top honours and the final

decision was very difficult.

2. Grant & Watt’s Ch. Paceaway Ona Mission.

Lovely decorated black spotted dog with

lovely make and shape. Retains a nice topline

on the move and totally at one with his

handler. Loved him as he has all the right

attributes but perhaps not as much tuck up as

1.

3. Davies & Wright’s Ch. Starswept Painted From Memory. Well constructed black male with attractive spotting and whitest of coat. Masculine but retaining elegance. Excellent front and rear quarters. Lovely head. Litter brother to Runner up to best exhibit.

VETERAN DOG.

1. Dyer’s Sup Ch. Paceaway Kold Kash. Best

Veteran in Show. Lovely dog, seven years old

and in excellent hard condition. Deep

pigmentation, nice eye colour and head. Good

front and nice balance overall – stood four

square while standing and was balanced on

the move.

2. Graham’s Sup CH Paceaway Rum Ruffian.

Slightly heavier marked, seven year old liver,

another who was in excellent condition. Nice

on the stand and powered round the ring.

3. Young’s Ch. Dumbledeer U Dared Me. Nice dog with attractive decoration. Overall make and shape is good and he has a lovely head and kind expression. I was surprised to find he was nearly ten years old. He was in amazing condition and enjoying his time in the ring

BABY PUPPY BITCH

1. Johns’ Brewen Firebomb. Adored this liver

puppy who just pipped her littermate to the

post for Best Baby Puppy in Show. Lovely

outline, well set tail and good feet, sweet

expression and head. She moved well and I

am sure both she, and her brother, will have a

fabulous show career.

2. Marshall’s Pampard Prickly Pudding. Another

quality liver spotted baby puppy, slightly

heavier spotting than 1 but most attractive,

nice outline, well-muscled and moved well.

Older than the class winner – she will do well.

3. Kanowski’s Firebrook Khaleesi. Another attractive and very promising liver puppy, similar age to 2. Good overall make and shape and moved well.

MINOR PUPPY BITCH

1. Grant & Watt’s Johgra Weekend in Paris. Stood alone but a very nice bitch. Deep pigmentation and nice dark eye, attractive head and a very happy disposition. Moved and showed well. Best Minor Puppy in Show


PUPPY BITCH

1. Darling’s Paceaway Ticket For Roses. A

lovely black spotted bitch, well off for bone

and with good overall balance although

slightly longer in the loin. Good rear

angulation. She moved true with good reach

and drive. Needs time to mature to her full

potential

2. Lewis’s Blairwick Rose of Destiny. Not as

mature as 1, lighter but very attractive

spotting. Well balanced throughout. Lovely

dark eye and expression. Covered the

ground well.

3. Bale’s Lotadotz Golden Girl. More elegant type, feminine type but with plenty of bone. Moved well

JUNIOR BITCH Loved this class.

1. Beeby’s Ch. Varewell Crystal Bloom -

Best in Show and Best Junior in Show.

This fourteen month old bitch demanded at-

tention and she got it! She is ultra-feminine

and elegant but has good bone and an

excellent make and shape. She has well let

down hocks, good feet and is not over done

in any department. A good front, lovely level

topline and has a good tail carriage both free

standing and on the move. Good heart and

lung room. Covers the ground with ease.

Lovely decoration on the whitest of coats. I

loved the some of my other class winners

and it was a close decision in several

classes. but this bitch just had it all…a very

worthy winner and I hope she has a very

successful show career as she continues to

mature.

2. Williams’ Underfoot Devil in Disguise. Another most promising youngster. A different and more substantial type to 1. but nonetheless extremely pleasing. Nice outline with good turn of stifle. Well balanced on the move and when free standing. Very attractive head and expression. Just preferred 1 on the day.

3. Godyn’s Texico Lonestar. Another more substantial liver girl of good colour and nice decoration. Well balanced on the move and

when standing. A lot to like about her and unlucky to compete against 1 & 2.

INTERMEDIATE BITCH. Another lovely class

1. Davies & Wright’s Ch. Starswept

Sapphires N Diamonds. Runner Up to BIS

and Best Intermediate in Show. Another

elegant and eye catching black spotted

bitch, slightly heavier marked and marginally

taller than BIS, well balanced and exudes

quality throughout. Sound front and rear.

Moved with good reach and drive. At just

over two years she will continue to do well.

2. Young’s Ch. Coastdal Take a Chance On

Me. Different type, more substantial than 1

but none the less a real quality bitch. Nicely

decorated with lovely outline, moved well

with good extension and drive but just

preferred 1 today. She pushed hard for top

place.

3. Marshall’s Pampard Phirst Class. Attractive and well-muscled liver. Slightly larger and heavier decoration that than 1&2. Expertly handled and powered round the ring maintaining a good topline.

AUSTRALIAN BRED BITCH

1. Graham’s NZ & Aust. Ch. Paceaway Pippi

Longstockin. Best Australian Bred. A lovely

top quality black spotted bitch, beautifully

presented and at one with her handler. A

real show girl. Good front and rear, well let

down hocks, balanced throughout and

covers the ground with ease. Liked her head

and expression.

2. Allcock & Marshall's Ch. Pampard

Phireworks . Another well constructed and

attractive bitch in excellent muscular

condition. A good mover and sound

throughout. Proper carriage dog. Good turn

of stifle and Just a bit stuffy over the withers

today

3. Irving’s Ch. Ozzispot On Th Edge Of Glory. Sound liver spotted bitch, nice outline when standing and who moved round the ring with ease. Lovely clear coat and dense pigmentation.


OPEN BITCH

1. Donald’s Ch. Paceaway Sabari. Lovely liver

bitch well off for bone but retaining elegance

and feminity. Good front and level topline,

very pleasing head and expression. Good

depth of brisket. Built to move all day.

2. Irving’s Sup Ch. Ozzispots Sinners N

Shadows Another quality liver spotted bitch,

larger than one but balanced all through.

Lovely head and expression on a sound

front. Good feet, moved well, just preferred 1.

3. Johns’ Ch. Brewen Kandy Kar More heavily decorated liver bitch, sound construction and moved well. Nice type, feminine head. Just preferred 1 & 2 today.

VETERAN BITCH

1. Darling’s Sup Ch. Paceaway Nite Fire.

Lovely seven year old. Lighter spotted liver

but good make and shape and nice head and

expression. Moved well.

2. Marshall’s Sup Ch. Gemcourt Playz With

Fire. Another liver spotted bitch at over nine

years of age really enjoying herself and

expertly handled. A different more substantial

type to 1 but in excellent shape and moved

with vigour.

3. Grant & Watt’s Sup Ch. Gemcourt Girlz on

Avenue. Slightly larger black spotted seven

year old. Good make and shape. Moved well

and enjoying her time at the show.

NEUTER DOG

1. McIntyre’s Gentry Well Dressed Explorer.

Nice dog with lovely overall shape. Although

lightly marked he has a lovely head and

expression and was at one with his handler

and he moved around the ring. Nice mover.

2. Moller’s Likadyce In The Spotlight. More heavily marked male, good colour and deep pigmentation. Nice type overall. Enjoying his time in the ring

NEUTER BITCH

1. Johns’ Ch. Brewen Glamour Girl. A very nice

elegant bitch who is balanced throughout.

Was amazed to find she was nine years old.

Loved her make and shape and she moved

with drive. Was delighted and not surprised

to see she had been Runner Up BIS in 2008.

2. Little’s Sarasota Sarabande. A nice bitch.

Good outline and attractive head. Moved well

- just preferred one today

3. Forrest Ch. Lykatyga Wyld Streak

BREEDERS TEAM

1. Likadyce

2. Pampard

3. Brewen

PARENT AND PROGENY

1. Young’s Ch. Dumbledeer U Dared Me

2. Bennett & Harding’s Gr Ch. Topspott Jupiters

Gold

3. Darling’s Sup Ch. Paceaway Nite Fire

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