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GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC

COMPETITION RESULTS SHEET

OWNER:_______________________________________

REGISTERED NAME OF DOG:__________________________________________

TYPE OF COMP.

CON/CH = CONFORMATION CHAMP SHOW CON/OP = CONFORMATION OPEN SHOW

RET = RETRIEVING TRIAL OBE = OBEDIENCE TRIAL

FIE = FIELD TRIAL TRA = TRACKING

AGL = AGILITY TRIAL JUM = JUMPING TRIAL

Only the following results will be accepted - Champ Shows - All CC's, RCC’s, BOB & RUBOB,

Class in Group/Show , Open Shows - Only Class In Group/Show,

Obedience/Agility/Retrieving - Qualifying scores & placings.

ALL RESULTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE COMPETITION, AND PRIOR TO THE

ADVERTISED CUT-OFF DATE AND SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO:-

Ms Lesley List, C/- Post Office, NAIRNE SA 5252

Or

email to:- [email protected]

USE ONE RESULT SHEET PER DOG

CONTACT DETAILS OF OWNER (if clarification required):- Phone:

DATE CLUB NAME TYPE

OF

COMP

JUDGE RESULT NO OF PTS

AWARDED

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GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC (Affiliated with the SACA Inc.)

CODE OF ETHICS Standard of the Breed:- The Breed Standard is a written criterion developed by the Golden Retriever Club of the United Kingdom and accepted by the ANKC which describes the perfect Golden Retriever. With this in mid members should breed to conform with the standard, always striving to produce a better dog.

SACA Registration:- Each dog/bitch used for breeding or to be shown or worked must be properly registered with the South Australian Canine Association. All breeders must conform to the rules and regulations of the SACA and must maintain accurate breeding and litter records.

Hereditary Defects:- Members should endeavor to breed dogs that are free from hereditary defects including hip dysplasia, eye disorders (cataracts, PRA entropia) bad temperament and structural defects.

General Health:- Members should endeavor to maintain the best possible health and care of all their dogs/bitches, and to have their dogs/bitches regularly checked by their veterinarian.

Selling Puppies:- Members should not sell or donate puppies to retail, commercial or wholesale outlets, or for raffle prizes etc. They should en-deavor to place their puppies in good homes and not be frightened to carefully ‘vet’ the prospective new owners, and supply them with sufficient information covering diet and care for the first twelve (12) months.

Honesty in Representation:- Members should represent their dogs/bitches as honestly as possible, and not use misleading or untruthful state-ments in selling or advertising, nor denigrate other owners or breeders. Remember that the welfare of the breed comes before personal benefit.

Community Relations:- Members should ensure that their dogs are not a nuisance to their neighbours or the community in general, and that they are properly supervised and controlled at all times, and are given basic behavioural training. They should also be registered with their local munici-pal council.

BREED STANDARD

General Appearance: Symmetrical, balanced, active, powerful level mover, sound with kindly expression

Characteristics: Biddable, intelligent and possessing natural working ability

Temperament: Kindly, friendly and confident

Body: Balanced, short coupled, deep through heart. Ribs deep and well sprung. Level topline.

Neck: Good length, clean and muscular

Hindquarters: Loin and legs strong and muscular, good second thighs, well bent stifles. Hocks well let down straight when viewed from the rear, neither turning in nor out. Cow-hocks highly undesirable.

Feet: Rounded and cat-like

Tail: Set on and carried level with back, reaching the hocks, without curl at tip.

Gait/Movement: Powerful with good drive. Straight and true front and rear. Stride long and free with no sign of hackney action

Head & Skull: Balanced and well-chiselled skull broad without coarseness; well set on neck, muzzle powerful wide and deep. Length of foreface approximately equal in length from well defined stop to occiput. Nose preferably black.

Eyes: Dark brown, set well apart, dark rims.

Ears: Moderate size, set on approximately level with eyes.

Mouth: Jaws strong, with a perfect regular and complete scissor bite. ie: upper teeth closely overlapping lower teeth and set to the jaws

Forequarters Forelegs straight with good bone, shoulders well laid back, long in blade with upper arm of equal length placing

legs well under body. Elbows close fitting.

Coat Flat or wavy with good feathering, dense water-resistant undercoat.

Colour Any shade of gold or cream, nether red or mahogany. A few white hairs on chest only permissible.

Weight & Size Height at Withers – Dogs 56-61 cms (22-24 inches); Bitches 52-56 cms (20-22 inches). The average weight in good hard condition should be Dogs 32-38 kgs, Bitches 27-32 kgs.

Faults Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded in exact proportion to its degree. NOTE: Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.

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Register of Stud Dogs or Bitches

with Titled Progeny

Registered Breeder/s Name:

Sire’s/Dam’s Registered Name:

Gender: Dog � Bitch �

TITLED PROGENY: Please complete the following section for the achievement of Conformation Titles:

Progeny’s Registered Name Dog/Bitch Date

Whelped

Title

(Ch/Gr Ch)

Date Title

Conferred

Please complete the following section for the achievement of Obedience/Retrieving/Tracking Titles:

Progeny’s Registered Name Dog/Bitch Date

Whelped

Title

(CCD/CD/CDX/

UD/UDX

Date Title

Conferred

This register is maintained by the Golden Retriever Club of South Australia Inc., on behalf of the National

Golden Retriever Breed Council. Any Club Member may submit information to the register if he/she has

bred or owned the Sire and/or Dam of titled progeny.

I / We acknowledge that the information provided on this form is accurate. I / We also acknowledge that we

understand the information will be forwarded to the National Breed Council for the national register and that

the information may be published from time to time.

Signed: Date:

NB: Copies of the relevant certificates must accompany this form

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THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC

Established 1971

(Affiliated with the SA Canine Association)

DECEMBER 2011

Golden Retriever Club Website—www.grcsa.org.au

National Golden Retriever Breed Council Website—www.ausngrc.org

President Peter Andrews [email protected]

Vice President/CVS Coordinator Barbara Moore 08 85542138 [email protected]

Secretary Jan Williams 08 8298 3198 [email protected]

Treasurer/Show Manager/Newsletter Karenne Wood 08 8340 2232 [email protected]

Membership Officer/Show Convenor David Joseph 08 85235610 [email protected]

Trophies & Sashes/Results Coordinator Lesley List 08 85385171 [email protected]

Fundays Lydia Sernecki 08 8248 5264 [email protected]

NGRBC Delegate Ruth Thompson [email protected]

Assistant Memberships/Show Convenor Barbara Joseph 08 85235610 [email protected]

Vacant

Webmaster Hilary Larsen

Gun Steward Graeme Allen

Breed & Puppy Liaison Irene Nicholl 08 8296 7334

Assistant Secretary/Merchandise Sue Neldner [email protected]

Elected Committee for 2011/2012

GOLDEN ERA ADVERTISING RATES

Business Card size $20.00 pa

Quarter Page $35.00 pa

Half Page $65.00 pa

All fees are inclusive of GST

Small Vale Notices—Free of Charge

Single Issue Adverts—Price on Application

Cost of Postage limits the number of pages in the

Golden Era. Adverts are placed once received & ap-

proved by your Club Committee

DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES FOR NEXT ISSUE 20 JANUARY 2012

LITTER LISTING

New listings & renewals MUST be accompanied by Certificates & ap-

plied for on an Official Application Form, available from Irene Nicholl,

ph 08 82967334 between 8.00 am and 8.00pm only

NATIONAL GOLDEN RETREIVER BREED COUNCIL

President Mrs Sandra Patterson (NSW)

Secretary/

Treasurer Mrs Claire Kaspura (ACT)

SA Delegate Mrs Ruth Thompson

Please notify our Membership Officer, David by mail —PO Box 490,

Gawler SA 5118, or phone 08 85 235610 or email

[email protected], as soon as possible so that your

membership details can be updated and you won’t miss your next copy

of the Golden Era.

LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs Irene Nicholl Ms Karenne Wood

Mrs Barbara Moore Mrs Hope George

Mr Terry Woollard Mrs Heather Scholz

Mr Peter Andrews Mr Barry Koschade

Mr George Biggs Mrs Margaret Koschade

Mrs Josephine Eatts Ms Jan Williams

Mrs Angela Jenkins Mr Tony Wren

Mr David Butcher

PATRONS

Mrs Gillian Rolton OAM

Mr Darcy Bruce

Dr Tony Read BVSc (Hons), DVOpthal (RCVS) Diplomate ECVO, FACVSc

(Opthal) FRCVS

YOUR 2011/12 SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW DUE—PLEASE REMIT YOUR MONEY TO OUR MEMBERSHIP

OFFICER, DAVID JOSEPH, ASAP—we would hate for you to be unfinancial and not receive your newsletters.

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CARING CANINE COMPANIONS

‘FRIENDS FOR OLDER PEOPLE’

This is your opportunity to make a difference

to somebody’s quality of life in Residential Aged Care

Volunteering is rewarding, especially

WITH YOUR DOG All Breeds Welcome

GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OFSOUTH AUST INC

FREECALL 1800 077 722 Administering the Dept. of Health & Ageing

Community Visitors Scheme

A Commonwealth Government funded initiative

DIARY

DATES

7 July 2012 All Breeds Eye Clinic

SACA Park

4 August 2012 Championship Show &

Restricted Obedience Trial

November 2012 Annual General Meeting

MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE

If you have notices for publication in the Golden

Era, please send them to the Editor of the Golden

Era, Karenne Wood at

[email protected] All articles

received are published once approved by your

club committee

Our Dog now has a name—and its is DYSON. We thought this very

fitting as most of us who own Golden Retrievers also own a Dyson

Vacuum Cleaner of one type or another. Thanks to Heather Scholz

of this suggestion.

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The Golden Retriever Club of South Australia Inc.

Membership Application Form

Application for: Renewal / New Membership

Club Use Only: Date Received: M/Ship #:

NAME: (Please complete for both Renewals and New Members)

Title: Name: Surname:




(please supply all names for family membership)

ADDRESS: (Please complete for both Renewals and New Members)

Address:

Suburb: State: Post Code:

Email Address: (if applicable)

Your newsletter and information specific to your membership will be distributed electronically. It is important you provide a clearly

printed email address. Personal details are strictly for Club use and will not be distributed.

Phone Number (Wk/Hm) Mobile:

Areas of interest?: Retrieving Social Showing Breeding Obedience Therapy Pet

Are you a member of DogsSA? Yes / No Have you previously been a member of the Golden Retriever Club of SA? Yes / No

FEES: The GRCSA membership year runs from 1 October to 30 September each year.

A joining fee is payable by new members and also members whose existing subscription is outstanding for more than

three months after the first day of October.

Single $ 20.00

All fees are

inclusive of

GST

Double $ 28.00

Family (2x adults & children under 17) $ 28.00

Pensioner $ 15.00

Junior (under 17 years) $ 15.00

Joining Fee (New Members/Late subscriptions Only) $ 5.50

TOTAL PAYMENT $

Please post cheque/money order (payable to Golden Retriever Club of SA Inc) to: Membership Officer, Mr David

Joseph, PO Box 490, Gawler, SA, 5118 (Ph: 08 8523 5610)

I/We hereby APPLYFOR / RENEW Membership of the GRCSA and agree to abide by the Code of Ethics, Constitution and

By-Laws of said Club; and the Constitution and Rules of DogsSA. I/We also agree to be party only to honourable dealings

which will reflect favourably on the breed and the Club.

Signature: Signature:

Date:

New Members Only: It is necessary for you to be nominated and seconded by a member of the GRCSA with two (2) or

more years standing

I, __________________________being a financial member of the GRCSA for the last two (2) consecutive years

(print name)

propose __________________________ as a member: _______________________________

(print name) Signed: (Nominator)

I, __________________________being a financial member of the GRCSA for the last two (2) consecutive years

(print name)

second the nomination for _____________________ to be a member: ______________________

(print name) Signed: (Seconder)

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GET WELL WISHES

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Angela Jenkins

We understand that Angela had a fall

A and has had a stay in hospital.

We hope this finds you well on the way to a

full recovery

VALE

HOLMCROFT BOGIN

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8.11.98 to 8.11.11

Daily visitor to Trevu from 8 weeks old.

Much loved companion of Molly Sheldon.

A friend to everyone.

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OFFICER, DAVID JOSEPH, ASAP—we would hate for you to be unfinancial and not receive your

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NOAHS CROSSING VETERINARY CLINIC

168 HAYMAN ROAD, LEWISTON SA 5501

PH: 08 8524 2260 FAX: 08 8524 2269

EMERGENCY

HOW YOU CAN SAVE YOUR PETS LIFE! The reality is if you have pets then at some point you may be faced with an emergency and a few simple precautions

along with simple first aid may help you as a pet owner and most importantly your pets. The first thing you want to

do is make sure you know the precautions you can take to avoid the following life threatening emergencies, the

second is how to make sure you are prepared so you can respond and give your pet the best chance of survival.

Remember all of the emergencies listed below need veterinary treatment to ensure your pet survives. As there is

quite a few emergencies that can develop with pet’s the following article will be in two parts and ran over two

newsletters.

Avoid spending Christmas in the vet’s waiting room

Remember with Christmas you should avoid feeding your pet anything that is not their routine diet. I know it’s

tempting to give your pet a small little Christmas treat like ham or turkey however fatty food will not agree with your

pet and can make them sick. Also with friends and relatives visiting instruct them not to feed the pets any scrapes or

tit bits that will also lead to over feeding and possible bloat. Generally the control of a dogs diet is inversely

proportional to the number of visitors you have so make it a rule!! Changes in diet will cause stomach upsets and to

much fatty food fed in a short period of time can cause pancreatitis and this can be quite serious.

TIS the season for foreign bodies

Pets love the Christmas trees for all the wrong reasons, they are fun things to play with and have lovely little bits and

pieces that can be played with and then swallowed with ease. If your pet swallows anything such as balls, string, toy,

etc you must take them to a vet as soon as possible. Do not try and make them vomit however it is often a good idea

to give some soft wet food for the object to bind to.

Insect Bites

Pets just like us can react to insect bites to varying degrees of severity. The influencing factors are the type of bite,

the location and the amount of exposure to the sting. Don’t be too complacent - many pets have died from allergic

reactions.

How to recognise - often you will hear or see your pet yelp and start biting or being bothered by a particular area.

Often pets will have been playing with a bee or ant and it bites them in the mouth or throat area. Bites around the

face or mouth area will often swell quite quickly and these are of particular concern as they may interfere with

breathing.

First Aid - often you can remove the sting; this is important to do to stop any further exposure to the sting and you

can simply flick it out with your nail. Take care not to squeeze any further toxins into the bite site. Stings are very

painful so we recommend cold compress directly on the site of the sting to help to reduce the pain and swelling. A

cool hose will also help. Remember pain can increase the body temperature and as these often happen on hot days

ensure your pet is cooled off all over if he is overheating. Ring your vet and organise to get them to the clinic asap as

they may need medication to help reduce the reaction and swelling especially any bites in the area of the mouth or

throat as swelling in the airways can be serious.

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Bloat

How to recognise – Restlessness, non-productive attempts to vomit (repeated attempts to vomit may produce small

amounts of froth or foam but often no stomach contents), and a noticeable enlargement of the stomach area

common signs. Despite obvious discomfort many dogs will attempt to drink – this should not be allowed. This is an

emergency. Keep your pet calm and comfortable and get to your veterinarian immediately. The stomach may need to

be "decompressed" and emergency surgery may be necessary. There is no home care for bloat.

First Aid – This is an emergency the best thing you can do is get to your vet asap!! Refer to your earlier edition for

more in depth reading about this condition.

Bleeding

Pressure, pressure, pressure. If you notice that your pet is bleeding, depending on the location of the injury, gentle

pressure with a clean towel is generally helpful to stop the flow of blood. Elevating the area can also help decrease

blood flow. Wrap the area with a towel and tape and seek veterinary care immediately. If you notice even small

amounts of bleeding when there has been no trauma or injury to provoke it, or bruising in the absence of injury, seek

veterinary care as soon as possible.

Chemical Burns

How to recognise – pets who have either ingested chemicals or had skin contact will often vomit, and show signs of

distress. Often you will notice chemical residue on the pet.

First Aid – Remember to ensure you don’t also put yourself at risk by coming into contact with the chemical; ensure

you wear gloves and protective clothing. If you witness a chemical ingestion, immediately flush the mouth or area of

contact with large amounts of water. This can help reduce the amount of chemical ingestion and contact damage. Do

not induce vomiting. There is no home care – please see your veterinarian immediately. Always take the toxin

container or package to the veterinarian with you.

Burns

Burns are extremely painful; carefully apply cool water to stop additional burning (it is advised that you use water

from a tap that is room temperature). Do not use ice or ice packs or apply butter or any product to the burn. Do not

place clothing or covering of any kind on the burn other than cool water. Take to your vet for treatment.

Collapse

Generally, it is best to transport your pet to the nearest veterinarian immediately, rather than spend time on "life-

saving" measures. Inappropriate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), for example, may be ineffective and can also

cause internal organ damage if done improperly. Call your veterinarian and explain what has happened. If your dog

cannot rise, prepare to transport the collapsed animal immediately after speaking with the veterinary clinic. We

advise that you place your pet on a large blanket and stretcher them into the car.

USE CAUTION - Animals that collapse may be disoriented, confused, or aggressive during the collapse and during

recovery. Consequently, they may bite aimlessly and can injure even the people most familiar to them. Some dogs

that have collapsed often act normally within a few minutes. In such cases, a veterinary examination is still warranted

to find the cause and try to determine if future collapse is likely. If your pet appears completely recovered, try to

make some notes. Remember the events surrounding the collapse. Was there an obvious cause (e.g. choking on a ball

or toy)? Did it happen during normal activity or during vigorous exercise? How long did the collapse last? Was there a

loss of consciousness? How did your pet behave afterward? These pieces of information can help the veterinarian

tremendously

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Heat Stroke

This is one that is heart breaking and all too often can be avoided. DO NOT leave your pet in a hot car. On hot days

ensure your pet has access to a shaded cool area with plenty of water. Do not take your pet for any vigorous exercise

on hot days. Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency. If your pet gets excessively overheated and is panting

excessively or collapses, he may be suffering from heat stroke. Check his temperature rectally. Normal body

temperature in dogs is 37.5 – 38.5 If your dog's temperature is over 39 degrees, call your veterinarian. Meanwhile,

place a cool, wet towel over your dog (must be changed regularly as may become ‘insulating’ thus causing your pet to

retain heat rather than lose it) or place him in a cool water bath, or spray him gently with a hose. In severe cases you

can use methylated spirits and apply to the inside of the legs to help draw heat from the body. Do not rely on these

methods alone to cool your pet – take him to the vet immediately as ‘manual’ cooling (I/V fluids, rectal cooling etc)

may be required. Continued high body temperature will result in permanent organ damage and death.

Seizures (as for collapse)

Seizures can occur at any age and for many different reasons. Epilepsy, brain illness, tumors, head trauma or even

toxin ingestion can cause seizure activity. It is important to get your pet to a clinic immediately as seizure activity will

overheat your pet and the longer this occurs the more severe the damage. Do not panic. Do not put your hand in

your dogs mouth – you may get bitten. Place your pet on a blanket and take to the vet immediately.

Fractured Bones

Dogs break (or fracture) bones for a lot of reasons. Often they break due to traffic accidents or incidents such as falls.

Fractures are typically classified as either “open” or “closed.” An open fracture occurs when the skin over the fracture

is open and the bone is exposed, while with closed fractures, the skin over the affected area remains intact.

First Aid – Were possible wrap thick cotton wool around the leg or area (if your dog is attempting to bite this may be

best left for the vet) and secure with vet wrap this will help support the area and make it more comfortable for travel.

IAlways remember that fractures are extremely painful and your pet may bite you when you attempt to move them.

In some cases you should muzzle your pet (can be done with a leash or bandage) and place on a thick blanket and lift

with as little pressure placed around the break to minimise pain and discomfort and take to your vet.

NOAHS CROSSING VET TEAM

WISH ALL BOTH TWO LEGGED AND FOUR

LEGGED

A SAFE AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS.

Come and join us at the Two Wells Christmas Pageant we will be having a sausage sizzle

and Xmas presents for the pets. THE CLINIC WILL OPEN AS NORMAL DURING THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR AND WE DO OFFER

EMERGENCY SERVICES ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

PLEASE RING THE CLINIC ON 8524 2260 AND LISTEN TO THE RECORDED MESSAGE WHICH WILL GIVE YOU

THE CONTACT NUMBER OF THE VET ON DUTY.

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First Aid Kit

As we discussed earlier it is vital to ensure that whenever you have pets you are prepared for emergencies. This

preparation should also include always knowing what veterinary after hour services are available to you in your local

area and when travelling it is highly advised to think ahead and contact local vets in the area and have a contact in your

phone for a service that is available 24/7. Valuable time is wasted if in the middle of a situation you are trying to locate

a vet after hours and can’t find one. Below is a simple first aid kit that we advise every pet owner should have at home

and carry with them when taking the pet away. Remember often when people travel and go camping etc you can be a

lengthy time away from veterinary help so the following will help you in such a situation.

We have listed some items that you should contain in your first aid kit for your pet.

• Scissors

• Tweezers (flat slant tip instead of the rounded variety)

• Sterile needle (to remove splinters and tick heads)

• 10 syringes with no needle (for administering medications)

• Eyedropper

• Rubber gloves

• Rectal thermometer (normal body temperature of dogs and cats is 37.5 -38.5 degrees take your pet's

temperature under normal conditions to get a baseline for comparison in case he gets sick or injured)

• Towel/Blanket (at least 2) these can be used also as a stretcher

• Blanket (the compact thermal blanket works well; uses include keeping an injured animal from going into shock)

• Dog booties or little socks (to cover wounded paws or to protect so you won't need to treat)

• 3x3 sterile gauze pads

• Rolled gauze (for bandaging, stabilizing joints, making a muzzle)

• Adhesive first aid tape (in narrow and wide widths)

• Cotton roll

• Bandages (including self-clinging or vet wrap and waterproof types) for temporary bandaging (improperly

applied bandages can harm in the long term).

• Hot/cold pack

• Betadine solution (a type of antiseptic iodine medicine for wounds to deter infection)

• Rubbing alcohol (apply on skin as body cooling agent to aid heat stroke or fever; helps break down oils; acts as a

drying agent between toes and skin folds; but do not use on wounds as it can damage skin and is not an

appropriate antiseptic)

• Also have in your car:

• Bottled water

• Bowl or other container to use for water

• Spare leash

NOAHS CROSSING VETERINARY CLINIC

168 HAYMAN ROAD, LEWISTON SA 5501

PH: 08 8524 2260 FAX: 08 8524 2269

Special thanks to Joanna Chaplin from Noah’s Crossing for this article and also

thanks to Dr Chris Girling, for his continued support of our Club.

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Dr. Robert J Rawlinson BVSc DVR FACVSc

Phone 08 83910079

PO Box 1626

Mt Barker SA 5251

Email [email protected]

ABN 99577155747

Dear Clients,

RE: Hip and Elbow Grading Scheme

Please see below our charges for Hip and Elbow Grading. We aim to email results within 24 hours of receiving the x-rays / discs.

Please ensure email addresses are clearly written. Forms are then posted to the sender the following day. We prefer that

payment be sent with the x-rays / discs or made by direct deposit. We do not have credit card facilities.

Fees for hip and elbow scoring:

• $110.00 (Australian Clients) ($100.00 + $10.00 GST)

• $AU110.00 (New Zealand clients) Includes $10 postage (GST not applicable)

For those wishing to pay by Direct Deposit the banking details are;

BSB: 182 512

Account Number: 960572345

Account Name: Robert J Rawlinson

Swift Code (for NZ clients): MACQAU25

Macquarie Bank 151 Pirie St Adelaide

PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY YOUR DEPOSIT WITH YOUR NAME AND THE DOG’S NAME OR INVOICE NUMBER IF

APPLICABLE.

We thank you for your patronage.

Kind regards,

Robert J Rawlinson

VALE Constantia Zephyr

“GEMMA”

11.10.1996 – 4.9.2011

The “Best in Show” she never won

But to us her family she was Number 1.

Although a Championship she never got,

She was a beautiful Golden that was loved a lot,

And a Caring Canine who loved to visit

The Nursing Home and the residents in it.

Thank you “Gemma” you gave so much pleasure

We sadly miss you, your memory we will treasure.

Much loved by her family

Sheila and Brian Hoare and

“Gemma’s” daughter “Chelsea”

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PRESIDENTS REPORT FOR THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SA INC AGM NOVEMBER 2011

Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the AGM of the Golden Retriever Club of South Australia’s AGM.

2011 has been a busy year for the club, but most importantly a milestone in the clubs history, our 40th

or Ruby Anniversary year.

This has been a significant event for our club in so many ways.

It is a wonderful achievement, to know that our breed has been represented, acknowledged, and successful for over 40 years in

this state. It is also an indication of a great depth of strength amongst the community this breed has created over the past 40

years. I am sure the founding members of the club would be extremely proud of the people who have nurtured and developed

the club over those years, and of all it has achieved in all of the disciplines our breed is involved in. With out doubt I am sure the

club has exceeded all of their expectations, and it is a testament to those who have been involved with the club during that time,

and they should be applauded.

In celebration of our 40th

year we decided to hold 2 Championship Shows with our 2 UK judges, Jim and Audrey Richardson. Due

to a clash of dates beyond our control it meant we had no choice but to hold them on a weekend with the Autumn International

Shows. This wasn’t something we were looking forward too as we felt it would take the shine off our shows, however on the

positive side it meant we had the opportunity to also have Mervyn Philpott judge, so our members had the opportunity to show

under 3 different breed specialists on the one weekend. I believe this is something that has never been attempted before in

Australia and it was a daunting prospect to organise.

In true form this committee and club attended to the task without a second thought once the decision was made to go ahead.

The shows although hampered by some unfortunate weather, pretty much ran like clock work, and I hope the committee and

those club members who volunteered their help at these shows are proud of what we managed to achieve. In the lead up to

these shows I was overseas as was our Vice President Barbara Moore, so the rest of the committee were left holding the baby

somewhat and I am indebted to them for all the hard work they put in in those final few weeks.

A committee is only as strong as its members and I would like to thank the committee for all of their contributions during the

year. Firstly to Jan Williams, and Karenne Wood. These 2 ladies are really the back bone of this club. Both of their jobs are

extremely demanding and take up far too many hours of their precious time. Jan thankyou for being my right hand woman, for

helping me through the year and preventing me from drowning, you have been a wonderful secretary to me and have always

completed everything in such a cheerful and happy manner. To Karenne thankyou, for doing pretty much everything, not just in

your role as Treasurer, but also as Show manager, BBQ liaison officer, website manager, and general dog’s body, your endless

energy for this club is truly appreciated. To the rest of the committee my sincere thanks for all of your contributions.

There are some non-committee who also must also be recognised for their wonderful contributions during the year. To Irene

Nichol, thank you for all your time and endless hours of public education to those wishing to have a Golden join their family.

Along with Irene also Heather Scholz whose amazing efforts together, raised so much money in our raffle this year. Heather and

Brian Scholz have also helped at almost every BBQ fundraiser we have had this year so thankyou both for your efforts. To our

retrieving fraternity Michael Mason and Graeme Allen, thank you for running and organising these events during the year.

Last but not least, to the Caring Canine Companions, and in particular Barbara Moore, and Anne Frederick. Thankyou for

continuing your work in this area, it is without doubt such an important community service and one that this club should be

extremely proud of. As many of you are aware this not only gives so much joy to the residents in aged care, but also to the

owners of these wonderful dogs, and to the dogs themselves. I am sure when this club was founded back in the 70’s they would

never have dreamed that this club would be the basis of something so great.

With all of this in mind, I would like to conclude by saying, that I believe this is the strongest club in Australia, with an incredible

group of people involved in it. This club will only continue in that manner if we can continue to have members serve on our

committee and help see it through the next 40 years. So please if you would like to join our committee please do so in what ever

manner you chose. We need help from all willing participants on every level. There have been times when the work has been left

to the few, and that is very hard and taxing for those people, and I would hate to see them leave because they become burnt out.

So young or old, new member or life member please join us in continuing to have the best club in Australia.

Ruth Thompson

President November 2011

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GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SA Inc AGM NATIONAL BREED COUNCIL REPORT 2011

There has been more activity this year with the National Breed Council, and of course this was helped by the fact that we had a

National Championship Show. Unfortunately however Australia did seem to be experiencing nearly every rare natural occurrence

that was possible during that week, which severely hampered the ability for people to make their way to Queensland. However, I

don’t think it dampened people’s spirits at the show too much.

Those of us from Adelaide of course experienced the volcanic ash problem with plane flights being constantly cancelled, and those

travelling from Victoria and New South Wales, had extreme flooding causing road closures, resulting in an extra 8 hours travel for

some people. At the end of the day most people eventually made their way there, however for some like myself we actually

missed all of the first days judging, which was a great disappointment.

I did however arrive just in time to attend the National Breed Council meeting. All states were in favour unanimously of our

motion to defer the introduction of compulsory eye testing involving Limitations on litter registrations. Many of the other states

were completely unaware of the difficulties facing some of the smaller states and they were more than happy to support our

motion which was pleasing.

The National Show went off well, regardless of peoples delays and I believe the club was very pleased with the entry they received

from all over Australia and also the support from the Golden fraternity around the country.

On a negative note the approval of the extensions to the breed standards here in Australia were declined by the Golden Retriever

Club of the UK, a very disappointing result for all of us. There was an enormous amount of work done on these extensions, in

particular by Sandra Patterson the President of the National Breed council, so it was very disappointing to not receive the support

of the UK club.

The next national will be held in Melbourne in 2014, and the date will most likely be at the same time their Championship show is

held in October each year.

The AGM for the breed Council is scheduled for the 30th

November, so I have nothing to report unfortunately from that meeting

as yet.

Please remember that as a member you can make suggestions for inclusion of items for the agendas of any of the meetings, they

just need to be submitted through the state committee, so if you have any areas of concern or interest please feel free to submit

them to us for discussion.

I am sure the Breed Council will continue to be just as active in 2012 and we are very lucky to have Sandra Patterson and Claire

Kaspura running the National body in such an efficient manner for us.

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GRCSA Membership Report for the 2010 to 2011 Financial Year AGM 21st November 2011

Good evening and welcome to the short presentation of my 2nd

report as Membership Officer for the GRC of SA Inc financial year

1/10/2010 – 30/09/2011. For the last 3 years, membership numbers have been floating around the 250 to 260 mark and in the

reporting financial year were made up in the following manner:

General Membership

113 members comprising 41 Singles, 26 Doubles, 6 Families (20)

CVS membership

135 members comprising 117 Singles, and 9 Doubles , 18 of these volunteers have Golden Retrievers.

15 Life members , 3 Patrons

Total Membership: 266

To date there has been a slight improvement in the number of members paying their membership for this current club financial year,

this in turn has reduces my workload in chasing members for renewal?

Later in general business, I would be interested in hearing member’s thoughts on the introduction of PayPal as a viable option for

membership renewal.

David Joseph

Membership Officer - Show Convenor.

21st November 2011

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SECRETARY’S REPORT 21 NOVEMBER 2011

First of all congratulations to everyone who has had successes in any way with their goldens, be it in the show ring, at obedience

or retrieving or in any other activities you have undertaken.

This year 2 golden's attained their Grand Champion Titles. Congratulations to David & Barbara Joseph on attaining this prestigious

award with Gr Ch Baradav Flying Solo and to Ruth Thompson and Gr Ch Chaleur Valentino.

The Club held two open shows this year in March and October. The October Open Show again being held at Grand Cru Estate

Winery at Mt Pleasant. There were very few entries for both of these shows. 10 entries for the March show and 20 entries for the

October show with only 10 dogs actually participating on the day. We were very disappointed with the low number of entries. It

does require quite a bit of planning and organisation to stage these events and we also need to get judges, and stewards to

attend. Thank you to the judges, stewards and the exhibitors who entered for their support of these events.

This year we decided to hold a Retrieving Ability Test for Gundogs in conjunction with our October Open Show at Grand Cru

Winery. We were hoping that including all gundog breeds would encourage a good number of entries. However, only 3 dogs

participated. Thank you to Graeme Allen, Jessie Hughes and our judge, Lynne Webster for their support in organising and staging

this event.

The Club also held two Retrieving Trials on 25 and 26 June 2011. The Retrieving Trials were successful due to the hard work done

by Graeme Allen and his helpers. Thank you also to Margaret Bourn for her assistance with these events.

This year we decided to try something different to Fundays to cater for members wishing to gather together with their dogs for a

social outing. We held several beach walks and also some walks in Victoria Park with our dogs. At the last two outings we also

provided a barb-b-que lunch. Those who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves. However, we would like to have had a lot

more people come and join in.

As 2011 was the Club’s 40th

Anniversary year we decided to hold two Championship Shows this year to celebrate this occasion.

We were pleased to welcome Audrey and Jim Richardson from Scotland to Adelaide in August to judge these shows, Thank you to

everyone who helped with the organising and running of the shows, especially those people not on committee who gave up their

time to help us. This year our championship shows were held at SACA Park in conjunction with the Dogs SA Winter International

Championship Shows.

We were unable to hold our usual Restricted Obedience Trial this year.

.

The Club held an all breeds eye clinic in July. This was conducted by Dr Tony Read and well attended. I would like to thank Mrs

Irene Nicholl for organising and running the eye clinic.

The Caring Canine Companions Community Visitors Scheme continues to bring great credit to the Club. Thank you to Anne

Frederick and Barbara Moore for all the time and effort they have put into administering Caring Canine Companions. Those of you

who visit one of the nursing homes with your dog will know how welcome these visits are.

Thank you to all of those people who have helped to keep our Club running during the year.

Jan Williams

Secretary

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC

21 NOVEMBER 2011

TREASURERS REPORT

President, Life Members, Fellow Committee Members, Ladies & Gentlemen,

Another 12 months have passed and another Treasurers Report to present to you this evening.

2011 has been a reasonably successful year for our Club financially; we have however made a loss of $2357.69, much

of which can be attributed to our double Championship Shows in August. This year we had the cost of 2 airfares

instead of the usual one and perhaps our entries didn’t really reflect this cost, however our club is still in a very good

financial position and can bear this loss. Although in saying this we should not become complacent and think that

fund raising is not necessary. If we as a club were to run a sausage sizzle every couple of weeks at various locations

around Adelaide we would be able to cover the cost of our judge’s airfares. So I urge you all to get behind this

venture and help out, it only means giving up a couple of hours on a Saturday, and will see our club funds grow rather

than diminish.

To those people who have helped at our various fund raising activities I say a very big thank you for your efforts.

We have during the last 12 months moved $20,000 from our ING Business Direct Account over to an ING Term Deposit

which is currently paying 6% interest; this matures in February/March 2012. Provided the funds are not required then

they will possibly be rolled over again for a further term, however this will be up to the incoming committee to decide

what should be done. Also we have a reasonable accumulation of funds in our Bank SA Express Saver and I am

intending to recommend to the committee that some of these funds be placed on short Term Deposit also.

Our Auditor, Mr. Tony Wren has once again completed the audit of our books and they have passed through the

audit. Tony has advised that he is again prepared to take on the role of Auditor for the ensuing 12 months, thank you

Tony.

If anyone has any queries in regard to the financial position of the club please feel free to ask.

Thank you

Karenne Wood

Treasurer

21/11/2011

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INCOME

PREVIOUS THIS

YEAR MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTIONS YEAR

3,260.00 SINGLE 3,250.00

1,040.50 DOUBLE 1,253.00

302.00 FAMILY 212.50

195.00 CONCESSION 95.50

830.25 MERCHANDISE 4,712.79

190.00 ADVERTISING 165.00

2,033.78 SASH & TROPHY FUND 2,068.44

334.00 OPEN SHOWS 434.50

559.00 FUND RAISING 3,808.88

3,145.00 EYE CLINICS 4,800.00

882.00 RETRIEVING TRIAL 910.55

5,666.20 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 4,766.45

2,942.67 BANK INTEREST 2,685.41

12.00 DONATIONS 22.00

945.00 CALENDARS 933.60

SUNDRIES

Floats repaid 400.00

Engrave Trophy - CVS 17.60

Deposit from Ing -Activate A/c 1.00

418.60

$22,337.40 TOTAL INCOME $30,537.22


STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2011

FUNDS STATEMENT

AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2011

Funds as at 1 October 2010 $66,671.16

Add Receipts for the year 30,537.22

$97,208.38

Less Payments for the year 32,894.91

$64,313.47

Represented by:

Bank of South Australia Cheque Account 1,371.25

Bank of South Australia Cheque Account Express Saver 27,642.58

Bank of South Australia Cheque Account National 2008 0.00

Ing Business Direct Account 15,359.64

ING Term Deposit 20,000.00

Balance as at 30 September 2011 $64,373.47

Less Unpresented Cheque $60.00

$64,313.47

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EXPENDITURE

PREVIOUS THIS

YEAR YEAR

1,376.25 ADVERTISING 1,477.25

CATERING 483.47

211.20 MERCHANDISING 3,589.78

2,539.83 CLUB EQUIPMENT/EXPENSES 1,069.50

329.53 STATIONERY 156.32

354.86 TELEPHONE 934.19

253.20 POSTAGE 489.60

1,100.14 GOLDEN ERA EXPENSES 362.03

2,834.00 EYE CLINICS 4,283.30

217.10 OPEN SHOWS 223.10

2,816.69 SASH & TROPHY FUND 3,778.74

9,475.13 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 10,481.80

1,003.90 RETRIEVING TRIALS 582.84

76.24 FUNDAYS 65.70

2,171.21 40TH ANNIVERSARY CALENDARS

FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 1,303.71

576.40 ANNUAL AWARDS 609.16

969.00 HONORARIUMS 999.02

712.90 SUNDRIES

AUDITORS FEE 250.00

PORTRAIT FOR B MOORE 610.00

NGRBC AFFILIATION 150.00

DONATION QLD NATIONAL 250.00

FLOWERS & GET WELL CARDS 112.90

REFUND MEMBERSHIP 40.00

FLOATS REPAID 500.00

WITHDRAWAL ING ACTIVATE A/C 1.00

FRAMING OF PHILPOTT PICTURE 63.50

DISHONORED CHEQUE 28.00 2,005.40

$27,017.58 TOTAL EXPENSES $32,894.91

TOTAL INCOME $30,537.22

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 32,894.91

EXCESS EXPENNDTURE TO INCOMEE -$2,357.69


STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2011


OFFICER, DAVID JOSEPH, ASAP—we would hate for you to be unfinancial and not receive your

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CLUB ANNUAL AWARDS 2010/2011

Encouragement Conformation Dog Baradav Neon Light (AI) David & Barbara Joseph

Runner Up Sambindor Gentle River Breeze Sue Neldner

Encouragement Conformation Bitch Baradav Not Negotiable (AI) David & Barbara Joseph

Runner Up Aurumgold Dixie Chick Karenne Wood

Connor Hudson Memorial Award

Overall Encouragement Award Winner Baradav Neon Light (AI) David & Barbara Joseph

Top Conformation Dog Ch Haydengold Power Of One Lesley List

Top Conformation Bitch Ch Chaleur Xtreme Makeover Lesley List

Runner Up Ch Haydengold Fall From Grace (AI) Lesley List

The Yeo Trophy Ch Haydengold Power Of One Lesley List

Encouragement Obedience Awards No Applications

Top Obedience Dog No Applications

Top Obedience Bitch Glenregal Princess Ari CCD Rhona Mallard

Handled by Ian Mallard

Runner Up Ch Fantango Silver Belle CD Karenne Wood

John Falahey Award Glenregal Princess Ari CCD Rhona Mallard

Handled by Ian Mallard

Retrieving Encouragement Awards No Eligible Applications

Top Retrieving Dog RT CH Winterset The Woodsman Michael Mason

Top Retrieving Bitch No Applications

Overall Retrieving Award Winner RT CH Winterset The Woodsman Michael Mason

Agility Awards No Applications

Tracking Award No Applications

Theodore Bruce Dual Award Bournbeau Beguiled By The Moon Margaret Bourn

Dale Tremayne Memorial Trophy No Applications

The Good As Gold Awards for Excellence in Community Service were presented to the winners by Barbara Moore at

the recent CVS end of year function.

Award for Golden Retrievers -

Jan Williams & Caring Canine Companion “Jazz”

Award for Other Breeds

Cynthia Kelly & Caring Canine Companion Cocker Spaniel “Tammie Rose”

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GOLDEN ACHIEVERS – ANNUAL AWARDS 2011

(For Certificates or Medallions acknowledging Titles).

Australian Grand Champion

GR CH Chaleur Valentino - Ruth Thompson

GR CH Baradav Flying Solo – David & Barbara Joseph

500 Points - Conformation

CH Haydengold Power of One - Lesley List

Australian Championship Titles

NZ CH CH Riverstone Autumn Gold (Imp NZ) –Lois & Clare Richter & Carol and Kevin Wright

CH Chaleur Catwalk - Ruth Thompson

CH Goldog Alpine Sapphire – Clare Sommer

CH Haydengold Fall From Grace (AI) - Lesley List

Neutered Champion Titles

NEUT CH Boolaroo Madame Butterfly – Ann Wallis

Retrieving

No Applicants

Obedience

Glenregal Princess Ari CCD - Rhona Mallard - For CCD Title

CH Fantango Silver Belle CD - Karenne Wood - For CD Title

Tracking

No Applicants

Agility/Jumping

No Applicants

We would like to say a special thankyou to Ian and Michelle from Bakers Delight at Welland for their generous

donation of the bread for our Sausage Sizzles. If your in the area and are in need of some bread drop in and see

them.

Our Sausage Sizzles were a real success—but unfortunately only the same people volunteer each time. During 2012

we will continue with this venture and have even written to Bunnings to get a weekend there—when we know the

date we’ll be looking for you all to come down and assist us. Thanks to Heather & Brian Scholz, David Joseph, Lydia &

Ron Sernecki, Barbara Moore and myself for volunteering at the last 2. The club made a profit of $410.00 which is

fantastic. By holding these fund-raisers it means that we can just about pay for the airfare for our judge for 2013.

The President & Committee Members

Of the

Golden Retriever Club of South Australia

Wish you all

A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS

AND A

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Travelling to the UK in 2013 for the GRC Centenary?

Gullivers’ Sport Travel are seeking expressions of interest from Golden Retriever enthusiasts who wish to travel as a group to the

UK for the Golden Retriever Club Centenary in 2013.

The following are quotes not final prices as the airfares will not be realised until 12 months before the departure date. Travelling

as a group does not mean passengers need to sit together on the plane, but you will be a tour group was in the UK.

Package based on 20-25 passengers departing Australia as a group (eg. BNE, SYD, MEL) Departure Date: July 2013

Option 1

* Return economy class airfares flying Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpar: SYD-KUL-LHR-KUL-SYD

* Meet and greet on arrival at London Heathrow International Airport

* Coach transfer from LHR to London Hotel

* BAA coach permit

* 2 nights bed and English breakfast in a centrally-located 3.5* hotel

* One way coach transfer from London Hotel to Cirencester

* 4 nights bed and breakfast in a Cotswolds hotel

Twin Share @ $2890.00 per person + departure taxes

Single Supplement an additional $540.00 per person

Option 2

* Return economy class airfares flying Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpar: SYD-KUL-LHR-KUL-SYD

*Meet and greet on arrival at London Heathrow International Airport

* Coach transfer from LHR to Gloucestershire

* BAA coach permit




Option 3 - Land Only


* Coach transfer from LHR to London Hotel

* BAA coach permit

* 2 nights bed and English breakfast in a centrally-located 3.5* hotel

* Coach transfer to Cirencester


Twin Share @ $1240.00 per person


Option 4 - Land Only


* Coach transfer from LHR to Gloucestershire

* BAA coach permit




The above quotation is based on a SELLING exchange rate of GBP0.60 to one AUD.

Tour Cost Does Not Include:

¨* Departure taxes – applicable to all travelling members

¨* Excess baggage charges over and above the checked in baggage limit set be the airlines

¨* Accommodation or meals other than stated.

¨* Items of personal nature (e.g. laundry, phone calls, room service, etc).

¨* Passport and visa costs – please check with Gullivers or DFAT if you require visas for your tour. If you are travelling on a non

Australian passport please check if you require a re-entry visa.

¨* Travel Insurance HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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** Option 1 & 2 is based on the current tariff, therefore we would be happy to provided a revised quotation after May 2012.

According to a Gulliver’s representative, a couple of hotels in the Cirencester area are already booked out (possibly by the UK

Golden Retriever Club)

At this stage Gulliver’s are looking for expressions of interest, to see if there are enough people who would be interested in

receiving the benefits of travelling as a group. The options have been based on flying to the UK immediately before the Centenary

Show (and other events). Your return dates are flexible, but must be provided at the time of booking this tour. This allows you to

stay as long as you want after the show. Currently Malaysia Airlines are allowing passengers to return from any of their other

European Ports for an additional $200.00 per person. Therefore if you wish to return ex Paris, Rome or Istanbul etc that is fine.

However the group MUST all depart together on the same date.

If there are enough people interested in forming a group and if the group wishes to proceed, Gullivers would require a non

refundable deposit of $250 per person to secure the accommodation. They are unable to confirm the flights at this stage as the

seats will not be released until July 2012. Therefore Option 1 & 2 is based on the current group rates to provide the group with an

indication only of what the current prices are. Option 1 & 2 are subject to change therefore please use this as a guide only.

Departure taxes are not included with the flight options. Again departure taxes change every week with the rate of exchange

therefore currently taxes are approx $680.00 per person however as mentioned please use this as a guide only.

If you are seriously thinking of going then start talking to your friends about forming a group. If you do wish to travel

independently, then start looking for accommodation if you wish to be near to the venues. The indications from the UK are that

this will be quite a large and extremely popular event!!

The accommodation used by Gullivers is based on a good 25 room Country Inn and Hotel located five minutes from the centre of

Cirencester - good 3-3.5 star rating. At this stage coach transfers for the group when you are at Cirencester are not included as

Gullivers were not sure if the event organisers were providing coach transfers etc...If you require daily return coach transfers to

the dog show please advise and this will be add with the additional services.

If you are interested, please contact Melissa Cramp and mention the Golden Retriever Centenary. You can reach Melissa at

[email protected]

OR

Gullivers Sport Travel Pty Ltd

8/283 George Street

SYDNEY NSW 2000

Tel: 02 9267 8655

Fax: 02 9261 4361

www.gulliverssporttravel.com.au

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GOLDEN RETRIEVER CLUB OF SCOTLAND

Will be hosting the

2013 GUISACHAN GATHERING

July 2013

A week of celebration at the birthplace of the Golden Retriever.

Guisachan Estate, Tomich, Invernesshire, Scotland.

In 2006 a “Gathering” was held at Guisachan to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the

formation of the GRC of Scotland. It was a week of events, a grand dinner and a GRC of

Scotland Open Show.

This was a great success with the meeting of people from countries all over the world.

The GRC of Scotland have been asked many times to host another “Gathering”, this will take

place July 16th to July 19th 2013 at Guisachan and the surrounding area.

There will be a Championship Show and Buffet plus many other events—further information

please go to http://www.grcsguisachangathering2013.co.uk/

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SHOW, OBEDIENCE, RETRIEVING, AGILITY & TRACKING RESULTS

SHOW RESULTS SAMBINDOR GENTLE RIVER BREEZE Owned by S Neldner

2nd October 2011 PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC BEST OF BREED (20 Points) INTERMEDIATE IN GROUP Judge: Mrs G Goller (QLD) BARADAV LAW N ORDER (AI) Owned by DM & BA Joseph

14th October 2011 MILDURA SHOW SOCIETY Judge: Mrs D Fenton (NSW)

BEST OF BREED (10 Points), AUST BRED IN GROUP CONGRATULATIONS THIS GAVE RADAR

15th October 2011 MILDURA SHOW SOCIETY Judge: Mrs S Rickard

DCC (8 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 19th October 2011 NUMURKAH SHOW SOCIETY Judge: Miss M Joyce (VIC)

RESERVE DCC 29th October 2011 WHIPPET & GREYHOUND CLUB Judge: Mrs A McEvoy (SA)

RESERVE DCC 13th November 2011 JUNIOR KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW)

RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 20th November 2011 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG CLUB Judge: Mrs S Packer (SA)

BEST OF BREED (13 Points)

CH. CHALEUR XTREME MAKEOVER Owned by L List

24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs C Roberts (NSW) RESERVE BCC 24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW) RESERVE BCC 25th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr E Pickering (NSW) BCC (8 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 13th November 2011 JUNIOR KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW) BITCH CHALLENGE (12 Pts)

CH. HAYDENGOLD FALL FROM GRACE (AI) Owned by L List

24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs C Roberts (NSW) BCC (8 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW) BEST OF BREED (11 Points) 25th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr E Pickering (NSW) RESERVE BCC 5th November 2011 MILLICENT KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr P Martin (SA) BCC (9 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 6th November 2011 MILLICENT KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr W Smith (QLD) RESERVE BCC

CH. HAYDENGOLD POWER OF ONE Owned by L List

24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs C Roberts (NSW) BEST OF BREED (11 Points) 24th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW) DCC (8 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 25th September 2011 MURRAY VALLEY KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr E Pickering (NSW) BEST OF BREED (11 Points) 2nd October 2011 PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs J Hempsall (QLD) BEST OF BREED (20 Points) 8th October 2011 SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Judge: Mr D Bowey (VIC) RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED 5th November 2011 MILLICENT KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr P Martin (SA) BEST OF BREED (10 Points) 5th November 2011 MILLICENT KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs D Smith (QLD) BEST OF BREED (10 Points) 6th November 2011 MILLICENT KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr W Smith (QLD) DCC (6 Pts) & RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED

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SHOW, OBEDIENCE, RETRIEVING, AGILITY & TRACKING RESULTS HAYDENGOLD HIGH HOPES Owned by C Williams 2nd October 2011 PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs J Hempsall (QLD) RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED

3rd October 2011 PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Miss M Joyce (VIC) BEST OF BREED (16 Points)

8th October 2011 SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Judge: Ms E Joseph (VIC) RUNNER UP BEST OF BREED

CHALEUR ESPIRIT DE CORPS Owned by C Williams

3rd October 2011 PORT PIRIE KENNEL CLUB INC PUPPY IN GROUP/SHOW Judge: Miss M Joyce (VIC)/Mrs J

Hempsall

WALDWIESE AINT SEEN NOTHIN YET Owned by Waldwiese Kennels ( L & C Richter)

8th October 2011 SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Judge: Mr D Bowey (VIC) BITCH CHALLENGE (6 Pts) 8th October 2011 SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Judge: Ms E Joseph (VIC) BITCH CHALLENGE (7 Pts)

BARADAV MURPHYS LAW (AI) Owned by C Murphy

16th October 2011 SUNRAYSIA KENNEL CLUB Judge: Mr W Burton (NSW)

BEST OF BREED (7 Points)

BARADAV LEADING LADY (AI) Owned by DM & BA Joseph


RESERVE BCC 15th October 2011 MILDURA SHOW SOCIETY Judge: Mrs S Rickard

BEST OF BREED (10 Points) 20th November 2011 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG CLUB Judge: Mrs S Packer (SA)

RESERVE BCC

BARADAV NOT NEGOTIABLE (AI) Owned by DM & BA Joseph

20th November 2011 AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG CLUB Judge: Mrs S Packer (SA)

BITCH CHALLENGE (8 Pts)

BARADAV NEON LIGHT (AI) Owned by DM & BA Joseph


RESERVE DCC

CH BARADAV FRAMED IN GOLD (AI) Owned by DM & BA Joseph

29th October 2011 WHIPPET & GREYHOUND CLUB Judge: Mrs A McEvoy (SA)

NEUTER OF BREED (6 Points) NEUTER IN GROUP 30th October 2011 WHIPPET & GREYHOUND CLUB Judge: Miss J Caruso/Mr D Johnson

NEUTER OF BREED (6 Points) NEUTER IN SHOW 12th November 2011 JUNIOR KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mr M Arthur (NSW)

NEUTER OF BREED (6 Points) NEUTER IN GROUP 13th November 2011 JUNIOR KENNEL CLUB INC Judge: Mrs S Gartner (NSW)

NEUTER OF BREED (6 Points) NEUTER IN GROUP

BARADAV OUT N ABOUT Owned by T Martyn

29th October 2011 LADIES K & O CLUB BROKEN HILL Judge: Mr G Missen (Vic)

RUNNER UP BOB, MINOR IN GROUP/SHOW 29th October 2011 LADIES K & O CLUB BROKEN HILL Judge: Mrs B Stepkovitch (NSW)

RESERVE DCC, MINOR IN GROUP 30th October 2011 LADIES K & O CLUB BROKEN HILL Judge: Mr I Hinde & Mrs B

RESERVE DCC, MINOR IN GROUP/SHOW

OBEDIENCE RESULTS BARADAV INCA STAR CDX ET Owned by J Corbett

30th April 2011 Para Districts A Twaddle 2nd Place - 187 Points 22nd May 2011 Dover Gardens A Rumble 172 Points 12th November 2011 SAODC A Rumble

179 Points CONGRATULATIONS THIS GAVE ZOE HER CDX TITLE!!

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