The Springer Spotlight · Volume 29, Numbers 3 & 4 Fall 2018 / Winter 2018 The Springer Spotlight...

President’s Message

This year’s annual parent club meeting was held in Minneapolis, MN, on April 26 and 27, 2019. A big thank you to Kathy Patregnani, Liz Pike and their support group for making all feel welcome and undertaking this endeavor. Thank you to our outgoing officers - President, Mark Haglin, our Bench VP, Peggy Presnall, and our BOG –Erin Kerfoot, Kathy Patregnani, and Amy Rogers for all their work and dedication to the ESSFTA. Welcome aboard to our new BOGs – Carol Hathaway, Christy Joy, Clemencia Plata and Janet Warner. The ESSFTA members truly appreciate your service and dedication to the parent club. As many of you may know, we lost a very strong supporter of our springer world as well as a dear friend to many. David Hopkins passed away on August 7, 2019, after a long battle with cancer. David’s contributions to the parent club, the ESSFTA Foundation, AKC and CHF, are countless. He was a true ambassador of the English Springer Spaniel. He was a very kind man and will be terribly missed. Sue Burgess and Ryan Ammos have been working diligently to update our website. They have had their hands full but things seem to be running smoothly now. A big thank you for all their efforts. The National Bench Specialty show is taking place on October 8-11, 2019, at the Pala Mesa Resort in Fallbrook, CA. The English Springer Spaniel Club of San Fernando Valley will be holding a specialty immediately prior to our national. Hope to see you there. Please feel free to email me with any concerns or suggestions you may have.

Respectfully submitted,

Sue Ellen Healy President, ESSFTA

[email protected]

The Off i c ia l Pu bl i ca tion Of Th e En gl i sh Sp r in ger Spa nie l Fie ld Tr ia l Associa t ion , Inc .

M e m b e r O f T h e A m e r i c a n K e n n e l C l u b a n d P a r e n t C l u b O f T h e B r e e d

Volume 29, Numbers 3 & 4

Fall 2018 / Winter 2018

T h e S p r i n g e r S p o t l i g h t

T h e

S p o t l i g h t

First, I apologize. I

have not produced

the Spotlight as I

should. It would be

easy to make excuses

(of which I have many

…), but I would like to

share that I am

retiring the end of

September after

working 37 years in

the natural gas utility

business. This is a

beginning catch-up

issue. I’ll start

working on the next

issue to get back on

track. Please share

with me what I have

missed and send me

the standings for the

first two quarters of

2019. And thank you.

Terri Hallman

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

President—Sue Ellen Healy 64 Cary Ave Milton MA 02186 [email protected] Field VP—Steve Beyer 5505 N 230th St Elkhorn NE 68022-3408 [email protected] Show VP—Peggy Presnall 21418 Highland Knolls Dr Katy TX 77450 [email protected]

Treasurer—Kathy Nestor 9800 Seven Mile Rd Northville MI 48167 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary— Barb Granatir 364 Old Wilmington Rd Coatesville PA 19320-1167 [email protected]

Don Mock (CA) [email protected] Kathy Nestor (MI) [email protected] Peter Renwick (CT) [email protected] Cristy Joy [email protected]

Barb Granatir (PA) [email protected] Mark Haglin (MN) [email protected] Cathy Iversen (TX) [email protected] Bob Beauchamp (AZ) (F-R) [email protected]

Officers

Governors—Field

Governors—Bench

Sue Burgess (AZ) (B-AL) [email protected] Brenda Mills (IN) [email protected] Clemencia Saavedra [email protected] Janet Warner [email protected] Bev Sigl Felten (WI) [email protected]

Lori DiLorenzo (MS) (B-R) [email protected] Terri Hallman (SC) [email protected] Sue Ellen Healy (MA) [email protected] Carol Jansen (OR) [email protected] Carol Hathaway [email protected]

SPOTLIGHT EDITOR

Terri Hallman

804 Beverly Dr

Summerville SC

29485-8484

[email protected]

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Steve Beyer (NE) [email protected] Elaine Vanderslice (WI) [email protected] Mike Nolan [email protected]

Membership Secretary— Danelle Oliver 8312 Old Moro Rd Dorsey IL 62021 [email protected] AKC Delegate— Susanne E. B. Burgess 8018 N. 178th Ave. Waddell, AZ 85355 [email protected] Legislative Liaison — Tracey Johnston [email protected]


ESSFTA Sterling Silver Pins -- These ESSFTA pins were available for many years and

were worn proudly on lapels, ties, hats, scarves, purses and many other fashion

items. Two years ago, our supply of the pins was exhausted. We have a new supply of

the pins, and they are gorgeous. The pins are exact replicas of the original ESSFTA

design. The new pins are cast in fine, highly polished sterling silver (the scanned

image does not do justice to the detailed and glistening sterling silver pin). We expect

these pins to sell quickly to all the Springer fanciers who will want to wear them, and

give them as gifts and show prizes. For the time being, these pins will be offered at

the 1990 price of $30. Shipping: One item: $2.50. Add $1.00 for each additional item.

Educational CDs -- The ABCs Of Breeding: This CD has been produced by the ESSFTA

Breeder's Education Committee. The artwork is lovely. This professionally produced

and very understandable breeding facts discussion makes a great gift for any

experienced breeder and for any breeder who is beginning a breeding program and

looking for a great tutorial to get started on a well educated paw. CD price is $5.00

Shipping: One CD: $2.50, additional CDs: $1.00 each

Videos -- ON THE LINE WITH ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS VIDEO -- A Parent Club

and AKC-produced video explaining judging ESS Field Trials. A must for better

understanding of trials. Thanks to AKC this video is ON SALE too! Reduced from the

original $22.95, it now sells for just $19.95. Shipping: One video: $2.50. Add $1.00 for

each additional video.

Standards and Guides

The Illustrated Breed Standard for the English Springer Spaniel -- OUT OF STOCK -

$5.00 each. Shipping: One item: $2.50. Add $1.00 for each additional item.

THE ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL IN NORTH AMERICA by Bea Brown (paperback) -The

most comprehensive history of our breed from its introduction to North America, the

book details early Show and Field Kennels. A necessity for any serious breeder. A

bargain at $12.00. Supply of this marvelous book is very limited. Shipping: $5.00

postage per book. Add $2.50 for each additional book ordered.

"The Conduct and Judging of Spaniel Field Trials" - known as the "Blue Book"

published by the ESSFTA, the detailed explanation of the rules of judging field trials.

ESSFTA Store—Place your order today!

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Serious trialers, hunt test exhibitors and wannabe judges need this.

"Field Trial Management" - known as the "Green Book" also published by the ESSFTA, outlines the proper procedures

for conducting field trials for Spaniels. Anyone working on, and any club holding, any field event needs this guide.

The two guides together, $5.00. Separately, $3.50 each. Shipping: One set of the booklets: $2.50. Add $1.00 for each

additional booklet ordered. Both of these books can be downloaded for free from our Field Trial Page. The files are

in .pdf format, Acrobat Reader (also free) is required to view them.

“The Spaniel Manual” -- The Spaniel Manual is a wonderful guide explaining how to, why and where to purchase an

English Springer Spaniel. This little manual can educate puppy buyers and answer the most frequently asked questions.

“The Spaniel Manual” is no longer for sale. You may download the booklet and make copies as needed:

www.esssfta.org/essfta/spanmanl_toc.htm

To Order: In a hurry for items for gifts or Springer events? Please order early, and allow up to three weeks for delivery.

To order any of the above items, send check or money order along with your name and address and request to:

ESSFTA c/o Sarah Ferrell, Treasurer, 120 Delmar Court, Fredericksburg, VA 22407, Questions? E-mail Sarah Ferrell at:

[email protected]

New Members (Oct 2018) Alice Thomas—CA Geoff Taylor—WA Lishka Springer Taylor—WA Violet Schwab—WA Kimberly Winkler—OH Jill Dunham—IA Grady Dunham—IA Cody Dunham—IA Elizabeth Purkople—OH Dawn Lutter—OH Katie Efferert—WA Marsha Hopper—OH James Karlovec—OH Corrina Wood—OR Edwin Haughn—OH Diane Proper—PA Chuck Cloninger Amber Becker—KY Kayla Franks—MO Barbara Hunt—ME Donna Slavin—GA

(Jan 2019) David Novak—IL Barbara Novak—IL Judy Halloran—LA Cameron Hansen—UT Kathleen Mygas—NJ Paul Noyce—NY Debby White—Delta BC Jocelyn Higa Sutton—WA Amy Schneider—WI Kevin Kolan—NY Christine Baloh—PA Arden Meyer—NJ Erik Scheurie—MN Lorraine Paul—MA

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What’s New? The Springer Foundation has been fortunate to receive donations of stock over the years and we thought it would be useful to provide information about stock donations. If you are thinking about making a stock donation, it’s better to donate the actual stock rather than selling the stock and donating the proceeds. If you’ve owned the stock for more than one year, you may receive several federal tax benefits: • You are exempt from paying any capital gains

taxes on the appreciation in value, which would be paid if the stock were sold first;

• You are entitled to receive a charitable tax

donation based on the current fair market value of the stock regardless of the original cost to the donor. This benefit is available only if you itemize deductions and is subject to other general limitations.

If you would like to consider a stock donation, please contact the Springer Foundation Treasurer, Kelly Priestley, for more information. Last year, we launched the Comprehensive English Springer Health Survey. The survey was open through July 2017, and we received submissions for over 8,000 dogs! We are thrilled with this response and thank everyone that participated. We have now analyzed that data and the results are available on the Foundation website at www.englishspringerfoundation.org. The good news is that the breed is very healthy overall, with ear and skin problems reported most often. The data on deceased dogs showed that the largest percentage of deaths were due to cancer. We encourage you to consider sending a tissue

sample to the Cancer Tissue Bank that we maintain with the University of Missouri. Those samples will help future canine cancer researchers. The tissue collection and submission information is on the website. Following an AKC CHF organized roundtable discussion with leading researchers in PRA in dogs, we worked with CHF to move forward with additional PRA research. Dr. Gerald Bell agreed to work with us as a consultant and prepared a report on the current state of research and the incidence of PRA in the breed. That report is available on the website. In addition, CHF prepared a Request for Proposal (RFP) which was sent to the scientific community in late summer 2018. Proposals have undergone peer review, and we expect an announcement of the grants very soon.. The Foundation will fund up to $100,000 to take the next research steps. This project would not have been possible without the continued support of Springer owners. Thank you! Another new project, a Memorial Garden, was launched in early 2018 on the Foundation website. In addition to your annual year-end gifts, the Garden provides a special opportunity to memorialize people and dogs that are special to you. Instructions for making Memorial Garden donations are on the website if you are interested.

News from the English Springer Spaniel

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2019 ESSFTA National Bench Specialty

Fallbrook, CA

Our national bench specialty is literally right around the corner. Our show will begin on Tuesday, October 8, 2019. The English Springer Spaniel Club of San Fernando Valley will be hosting a Specialty on Sunday and Monday, October 6/7, 2019, at our national site. We have a large amount of events taking place: Saturday/Sunday, October 5/6 - Hunt Test Sunday/Monday, October 7/8, ESSCSFV Specialty Sweepstakes Monday, October 7 – ESSCSFV Specialty Regular Classes; All Breed Agility; Welcome Party (6 pm) and Senior Handling 65+ years and older Tuesday, October 8 – ESS Only Agility at Palo Mesa; ESSFTA Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes; Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes Spectacular; Parent Club General Membership Meeting Wednesday, October 9 - Scent Work Trial, Obedience Trial, ESSFTA Dog Classes, Regular and Non-Regular; 4-6 Month Puppy Competition; Top Twenty Extravaganza Thursday, October 10 - Rally Trial- Morning Trial; ESSFTA Bitch Classes, Regular and Non-Regular; ESSFTA National Specialty Rally Trial –Afternoon; Team Obedience; PeeWee Event and Juniors Ice Cream Social; Rescue Dinner and Silent Auction Friday, October 11 - ESSFTA National Specialty Obedience Trial; ESSFTA Junior Showmanship; Best of Breed/Stud Dog/Brood Bitch/Brace Classes; Rescue Parade; ESSFTA Awards Banquet

ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday, September 11, 2019, AT 12 NOON PDT

Looking forward to seeing you in CA. Sue Ellen Healy, NS Chair [email protected]

http://www.englishspringerfoundation.org/mailto:[email protected]


2018 National Specialty

The English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association held its annual National Specialty at Purina Farms in Gray, MO, from September 3 to September 8, 2018. We began our very full week with all breed agility on Friday, August 31 through Sunday, September 2, at Dog Sports at Kim’s. Springer Only agility was on Monday, September 3, followed by all breed agility on Tuesday, September 4, both at Purina Farms. Jennifer McDonald judged for us Friday through Sunday. Karen Wlodarski judged for us on Monday and Tuesday. As always, Kathy Patregnani and crew did a fabulous job organizing and running these events. A big thank you to our agility chair, Kathy Patregnani. We tried to mix things up a little with year with new and different events. On Tuesday afternoon, Laurin Howard held our judges’ education and hands on. Thank you, Laurin, for putting your heart and sole into our Judges’ education program. On Tuesday night our Second Ever Puppy/Veteran Sweepstakes Spectacular began! This year’s theme was a pajama party! It was wonderful to see so many of our up and coming young springers as well as our winners from the past! Thank you to Laurie Green and her committee for once again putting on this very special event. Our beautiful ring decorations were back!!! Thank you again to our two very generous members who made these decorations possible! You have once again made our National even more special! This year we decided to try something a little different. Instead of one Welcome Party, we had a social each day of the national. Liz Pike took on the challenge! She arranged different socials for each day of the National! Liz was able to reach out to clubs and individuals alike for donations to make these events happen. On Wednesday, Liz presented a Springer Sweet Shop Social. On Thursday, it was a Celebrating Companions and Champions Social. The Foundation sponsored Hospitality on Friday evening. Saturday morning featured a Hall of Fame Breakfast. Thank you, Liz, for creating such a wonderful, welcoming atmosphere! The posters were terrific! Wednesday kicked off the National with our Sweepstakes classes. Our judge was Bonnie Watts. Bonnie had some very tough decisions! Best in Sweeps this year was Tagalong’s Classic Silhouette,

owned by Sarah Willms. Best of Opposite was Dalsland N Kytra’s Time Warp, owned by Ann LaFernier, Dana Lodge, Suzie Shore and Laurie Green. Best in Veteran Sweeps was GCH Dartek’s Eldamar Envision, owned by Tekla Viker, Julie Roberts and Kim Bullard. Best of Opposite was GCHS Otein’s Tommy Bahama, owned by Bob and Lori Nieto. Congratulations to All! Thank you, Bonnie! One of our Obedience Trials also took place on Wednesday. Jon Pidde and his team did it again! All four of the obedience/rally trials went off without a hitch! Thank you, Jon! This year our judges were Richard and Sharon Wood. Congratulations to all the qualifiers! Wednesday’s winners were: High in Trial – Heritage’s Ghost Riders Dream, CD, PCD, BN, RN, CGC with a score of 199 ½, owned by Jennee Stalzersee. Highest Combined Scoring Dog in Open B and Utility Classes – MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling on Me, CDX, BN, RE, MXS, MJS, XF, T2B, owned by Richard Barker. Congratulations to all! Once again The Top 20 was a tremendous success! April Leonetti chaired the event and did a fabulous job, as usual! She has a great group of people working with her. Thank you to all of you!! This year the Top Twenty Winner and the People’s Choice Winner was GCH CH Crownroyal Chrisand Tea Connecton, Tess, owned by Jennifer Kettleson, Brittani Kettleson and Mary Osbun. Reserve Winner was GCH CH Paradise Platinum, Usher, owned by Roxana Bowman-McKinnie. Performance People's Choice Award went to CH MACH Polesitter’s Absolute Victory, UDX9, OGM, VER, RAE, SH, MXG, MJB, MXP, MJP, NFP, owned by Kim Berkley and Mike Bockhorn. This event continues to be a highlight of our National. Thank you to April Leonetti and her devoted committee! Douglas Johnson was our conformation judge this year. What a fabulous entry! Thursday began with Dog classes. What a line up! Doug’s Winner’s Dog and Best of Winners was from the Bred By Exhibitor class – Wil-Orion’s If Wishes Came True, owned by Janice Johnson, Erica Brookshire and Riley Brookshire. Reserve Winner’s Dog was from the 9-12 month class – Dalsland N Kytra’s Time Warp, owned by Ann LaFernier, Dana Lodge, Suzie Shore and Laurie

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2018 National Specialty (cont)

Green. Congratulations! Our first rally trial was held Thursday morning. Our Highest Combined Scoring Dog in Advanced B and Excellent B, and our Highest Combined Triple Qualifying Scoring Dog in Advanced B, Excellent B and Master was CH MACH Polesitter’s Absolute Victory, UDX9, OGM, VER, RAE, SH, MXG, MJB, MXP, MJP, NFP, owned by Kim Berkley and Mike Bockhorn. Congratulations! Our National Rally trial was held Thursday afternoon. Our Highest Combined Scoring Dog in Advanced B and Excellent B, and our Highest Combined Triple Qualifying Scoring Dog in Advanced B, Excellent B and Master was MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always, UD, RE, MXB, MJB, NF, owned by Kim Berkley, Laurie Green and Jody Garcini. Congratulations! Laurin Howard again coordinated our very popular Parts Competition! Once again, we had great participation from many springer owners. Thank you, Laurin, for coordinating this. A Parent Club meeting followed. Dock diving was also available on Thursday. Friday morning brought a New Event to our National! Scent Work!!! This event was chaired by Jean Hilbig. Our judge for this inaugural event was Virginia Huxley. This was also another first for me! I had never taken part in nor had I ever seen a Scent Work Trial! If you ever get the chance, please go and observe. It is truly amazing to watch our very versatile springers at work. There was a terrific turnout with a great number of participants. Thank you to Jean and Ginger for making this happen! Friday brought bitches! Again, Doug had a lovely selection from which to choose. Winner’s Bitch was from the Bred By Exhibitor class – Ocoee High Resolution, owned by Melanie King. Reserve Winner’s Bitch (and Best Puppy) was from the 9-12 month class – Tagalong’s Classic Silhouette, owned by Sarah Willms. Congratulations! Our National Specialty Obedience Trial was held on Friday. Our High in Trial this year was Pride'N Joy's Spiders From Mars UDX OM2 RAE MX MXJ, owned by Diane Sparks. Our High Combined this year was CH OTCH MACH Polesitter's Absolute Victory UDX8 OGM VER RAE JH MXG MJB, owned by Kim Berkley and Mike Bockhorn. Congratulations! Friday afternoon brought the Breeders’ Showcase,

which was sponsored by the English Springer Spaniel Foundation, and coordinated by Laurin Howard. Once again, we had a very large response and a great group of Springers! This event gives you the ability to meet many of the springers that you otherwise would not be able to “get your hands on” during the year. Saturday began with Junior Showmanship. This year’s Best Junior was Sydney Hickman, who handled CH Radiant Bonita’s Marc of Charm, owned by Tychea Stantz and Bonnie Massie. Congratulations! Our wonderful Springer Rescues coordinated a very touching rescue parade. It is very heartwarming to see the wonderful springers and their forever families participate in this annual event. Thank you Rescue!!! This year, as in others, an absolutely gorgeous lineup of specials entered the ring and took their turn on the ramp. This year Best of Breed was awarded to GCHB CH Crownroyal’s Dirtea Marteani, owned by Mary Osbun, Jennifer Kettleson, and Brittani Kettleson. Best of Opposite was awarded to Ocoee You Only Live Once, owned by Kathy Lorentzen and Melanie King. Select Dog and Best Veteran was awarded to GCHP CH Legacy Random Titleist, owned by Robert and Sandra Mockoviak and Kellie FitzGerald. Select Bitch and Best NOHS was awarded to GCH CH Serendipity & Silverhill’s Bottom’s Up, owned by Amy Montoya, Emily Montoya and Jayne Crouch. Awards of Merit (in no particular order) were awarded to GCH CH TJ Chrisand Resurrection, owned by Gary and Nancy Mjoness; GCH CH Big Brazzel Xtra Hot, owned by Clemencia Saaverdra and Manuel Aya; GCH CH Silverhill Steel Wheels owned by Julie Kay, Ruth Kirby and Patricia Vanderberg; GCHS CH Especial Feeling Hott N Steamy, owned by Lindsay Bondy and Karen Bolt; GCH CH Ocoee It Figures!, owned by Kathy Lorentzen and Melanie King; CH Stonehenge Telltale Nothing But The Truth, owned by Greta Dalrymple; CH Serge’s Cheese Not That Into You @ Alerio, owned by Megan Armstrong and Donna Larson; CH Serge’s Mother May I?, owned by Donna Larson and Megan Armstrong; GCH CH Esspecial Daddy’s Lil Girl, owned by Cal Den-Bleyker, Beth Den-Bleyker and Karen Bolt. Congratulations to all! Our Stud Dog winner was GCH CH Big Brazzel Xtra Hot, owned by Clemencia Saaverdra and Manuel Aya.



Brood Bitch was GCH CH Crownroyal’s Little Brown Tea Pot, owned by Mike and Jane Winkler and Mary Osbun. Best Brace was CH Serge’s Cheese Not that Into You @ Alerion and CH Serge’s Did You Say Wine?, owned by Megan Armstrong and Donna Larson. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!!! Our week ended with our ESSFTA Awards Banquet and honored our top springers of 2017, which was enjoyed by many. Congratulations to all who received Parent Club Annual Awards. Our 2017 Versatile Springer Awards went to three very talented springers: CH Hillcrest Just the Ticket, CD, BN, RA, JH, AX, AXJ, NF, CGC, TKN, WD – Ticket, owned by Karen Lumb, Diane Gribble, Jennifer Smith and Henriette Schmidt. CH OTCH MACH4 PACH Polesitter’s Danica Dazzles, VCD2, UDX9, OGM, VER, RAE, JH, MXB2, MJB2, MXP3, MXPB, MJPB, PAX, OF – Dani, owned by Kim Berkley and Mike Bockhorn. AFC Siskiyou Mountain Lunar Raider, CD, MHA, OA, OAJ, NF, OFP, CGC, WDX – Luna, owned by Jack and Cindy Williams. Show Springer and Show Dog of the Year was Platinum GCH 2 Cerise Blindside – Timothy, owned by Dorothy Cherry. Show Bitch of the Year was GCHG CH Telltale Statuette – Whoopi, owned by Celie Florence, Beth Fink, Robin Novack, Delores Streng, Don Snyder and Tracey Monahan. Runner-Up Show Dog of the year was GCHG CH Foxboro Cristolino – Chris, owned by Linda O’Connor, Glenda McCain and Susan Still. Runner-Up Show Bitch of the year was GCHP CH Cerise Dixieland Duches – Duchess, owned by Gail Walston and Dorothy Cherry. Tie: Sires of the Year were GCH CH Tiffany’s Esspecial

Magic Kingdom, BN, RN – Will, owned by Kim Bullard, Monica Bowers, Robin Novack and Dr. Ken Goodhue-McWilliams; and GCHG CH Ocoee D Sqd With a Vengeance – George, owned by Melanie King, Kathy Lorentzen, B. A. Breese and Liz Kiener. Dam of the Year was GCH CH Chivalry’s Journey On – JJ, owned by Lisa Knight. Tie: Runner-Up Dams of the Year were CH Windmoor Elegant Affair – Elle, owned by Rikki Knerr, Bettyann Hale and Thomas Hale; and CH Foxboro Champagne Wishes – Reed, owned by Susan Still, Robin Novack, Beth Fink and Laura King. Obedience Springer of the Year was OTCH Polesitter’s Walk This Way, UDX3, OM6, BN, VER, RE, MXB, MJB – Tyler, owned by Emily Falterman and Mike Bockhorn. Agility Springer of the Year was MACH Fast Track’s Bedazzle Me, MX, MXS, MXJ, MJS, MFS, T2B2 – Dazzle, owned by Judith Valloze. Rally Springer of the Year was OTCH Pride ‘N Joy’s Spiders From Mars, UDX2, OM4, RM, RAE2, MX, MXJ, CA – Ziggy, owned by Diane Sparks. Utility Springer of the Year was CH Esspecial Red Hott and Blue, UD, RN, THDX – Peyton, owned by Karen Bolt. Open Springer of the Year was Lakevilles Travis McGee, CDX, JH, WDX – Travis, owned by Jon Pidde. Novice Springer of the Year was Crossroad Polesitter Always, CD, RA, MX, MXJ, NF – Beckett, owned by Kim Berkley, Laurie Green and Jody Garcini. Novice Springer of the Year was Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me, CD, BN, RA, MXB, MJB, OF, T2B – Skye, owned by Richard Barker. Excellent Agility Springer of the Year was CH Cedarwood’s Margaret Pearl, AX, AXJ – Maisie, owned by Kyle Elsom, Susan Zach-Elsom and Pat Welch.


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Open Agility Springer of the Year was Vinewood’s MT Pockets, OA, OAJ – PenE, owned by Kathy Patregnani and Sofia Colburn. Novice Agility Springer of the Year was Vinewood’s MT Pockets, OA, OAJ – PenE, owned by Kathy Patregnani and Sofia Colburn. Preferred Agility Springer of the Year was CH MACH2 PACH3 Eastwood Vinehill Nick of Time, CD, BN, RN, MXG, MJB2, MXP10, MXPC, MJP13, MJPB2, PAX3, OF, XFP, T2B, T2BP, CGC, TKN – Niki, owned by B. A. Breese. Owner Breeder Handled Field Trial Champion, Amateur Field Trial Champion, FC AFC Rockhaven’s One of the Boys – Brody, owned bred and handled by James O’Keefe and Elaine Vanderslice. Best Junior Handler was Corinne Kolzow. Runner-Up to Best Junior Handler was Lily Mancini. Congratulations to All!!! It took many, many hands to make this national a success and I sincerely thank each and every one of you who contributed to this event! Please forgive me if I inadvertently omitted your name. There are so very many people involved to make this National happen! Thank you to all the ESSFTA National committee members who all did an amazing job. Without you all, our National would not be as wonderful as it is. Thank you to my committee chairs: Assistant Chairperson – Peggy Presnall; Treasurer – Jean Hilbig; Obedience/Rally Chairperson – Jon Pidde; Agility Chairperson – Kathy Patregnani; Hunting Chairperson – Tim Pullian; and all their committee members. Thank you to all who coordinated special events for our show: Breeders’ Showcase, Judge’s Education and Juniors Event – Laurin Howard; and CGC Testing – Ginger Huxley and JoAnn Hankemeyer; Top Twenty and catalog ads – April Leonetti. Crate raffle – Debbie Trueblood and Linda Fagg. Rescue parade – Sue Schroer. Our local coordinator and storage – Jo Ann Hankemeyer.

Throughout the national, we were fortunate to have so many extras. Liz Pike coordinate and did fundraising for the wonderful socials throughout the week. Mary Osbun and Tony Vasquez again coordinated all the grooming assignments and got everyone a space in the Hall. Jean Hilbig did a great job with merchandise, raffles, welcome bags, continued being our Website Liaison and chaired Scentworks! Lori DeLorenzo handled the RV Parking and Vendors. Peggy Presnall handled trophies and rosettes as well as many other things! I would like to thank all those who gave so freely of their time. It takes a great many people to make a National a success! You did it! I also would like to thank everyone who made donations in one way or another to help make this National a success. We had some very generous members who contributed financially and many generous members who donated many, many auction items! You all helped made our National a success and enable us to continue all the little extras we try to have. THANK YOU!!! Springer nation enjoyed a fun-filled week, with folks renewing old acquaintances, making new friends and spending time with those we don’t get to see very often thanks to all your hard work! Anyone wishing to help with future National events, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. As you may or may not know, our 2019 National Specialty will be held at Pala Mesa Resort, Fallbrook, CA. Fallbrook is about 56 miles from San Diego. Our show will begin with Sweeps on Tuesday, October 11, ending with Best of Breed on Friday, October 11. SFVESS Club will hold a specialty immediately prior to the National. Sweeps will be on Sunday, October 6, with regular classes on Monday, October 7. We are trying to incorporate many things into this National, including barn hunt, agility, hunt test, dock diving, wine tours and more. Please check out our Facebook page for updates. Thank you. Sue Ellen Healy, NS Chair



Douglas Johnson, NS Critique

I wanted to start by saying what a welcomed surprise this

entry was for me. As someone who has been critical of

the Americanization of your breed and the ease with

which your breed wins on a group and BIS level, this entry

was full of the breed specific qualities I seek in the English

Springer Spaniel. It is important to note that I am writing

this in January 2019 when your breed has already seen

three dogs win ALL BREED Best in Show awards and a

total of 5 different dogs in your breed have won Sporting

Group Firsts. This is a privilege that your breed holds

within the American dog show scene. It could also be a

curse, which is why I hold true to my original vision of

your breed and reward accordingly.

Most of you will recall my article on your breed

from a number of years ago. “ To judge English Springers

today in our country you must start by acknowledging the

American type and the American style of presentation of

this breed. Over a half- century ago, some US breeders

made great efforts to create a specific look - a high heel

instead of a sensible shoe. They completely changed the

look of the breed, and US judges rewarded this change.

In the latter part of the century, breeders worked hard to

clean up some temperament and health issues, and now

this breed stands as one of America’s leading dog breeds.

There are several larger kennels in this breed today that

have created a look and a style identifiable as their own

vision of the breed and I respect that.

Where this discussion gets difficult is the

realization that the rest of the world, including the

country of origin, has no dogs that look like the ones we

are producing. This is a phenomenon that we don’t really

see in other sporting spaniel breeds. This isn’t just about

the markings; this is about the feel of the breed to the

hand. There have been changes in the constructions (i.e.

proportions; front and rear assembly) and muscling (flat

vs round) of the dogs today. Sadly, today they are so

different that around the globe they are referred to as

“American type”.”

With this in mind, the first day of male class

judging was perhaps my most rewarding. Each class

winner fit into the shape and package I want in the

breed. Up on leg, solidly made with a full column of

bone to the foot; long level head planes and the soft

chiseled brow and expression that defines your breed.

Many of these qualities are not found on the vast

majority of all breed entrants in your breed. So, this was

a special entry filled with dogs that were clearly

purposely bred to reflect the written word of the

standard. It was an impressive lot.

The puppies had the bone and substance I would

expect for the breed. This is a requirement especially in

this age, as is leg length. If your puppies are never leggie

they will never be tall. A short-legged puppy will never

grow tall. The Elbow to ground should be long and with

ample oval bone. They should appear well up on leg and

never low or long. That outline will haunt a breeder.

Getting the correct silhouette is paramount and it starts

in these classes.

There is no greater satisfaction as a judge to

walk into the winners class and see what you have done

fall into place. For me this was textbook consistency.

Each class winner appeared as same dog in a different

stage of his life. The 6-9 puppy was the same dog as the

American bred dog, as the bred by dog and as the Open

dog. All of the class winners shared the common outline

I use to define your breed, up on leg, off square and

ROUND.

My winners dog became the most appealing of

everything for me. The correct outline, substantial in

bone and body, balanced and no one feature standing


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out. The head, long and clean, his expression impossible

to deny. His condition superior with hard muscles and

shiny black coat and glistening white feathering. I would

be happy to own this dog. He has a great deal to offer.

RWD to the lovely 9-12 dog who could have been his son.

I was impressed with this class entry.

The bitch classes were also rewarding but not

nearly as consistent or deep in class quality as in the

males which I would say did come as a surprise. These

classes were more difficult to get the exact same make

and shape to the front of the line. The winners of each

class were quality animals but not always the same shape

and type. I did find many bitches of great interest.

Specifically, the open marked, import crossed bloodlines.

I applaud those efforts because that is certainly thinking

outside of the box. You folks are swimming upstream and

I for one will be watching your kennels develop. I found

your exhibits to be rounder in muscle, longer in head and

muzzle and darker in color. They are very interesting.

Spaniel experts will understand what you are doing and

appreciate your work.

My winners bitch was frankly an easy choice.

This bitch could be a daughter of the winner’s dogs. They

certainly share all of the same outstanding qualities.

She is moderate throughout and light on her feet but

ample in body and done. Lovely feet and strong in all

directions. She is shows in rock hard condition. Her head

length and expression on point. She has eye brows and

appealing dark eyes, long muzzle and backskull. She is

correct in neck length and up on leg as she should be.

Lovely winner and super in character too.

RWB went to the lovely black and white bitch

from the 9-12 month class. I loved her overall shape and

balance. She has a super pretty head. I was pleased to

learn she also won the sweepstakes.


Douglas Johnson, NS Critique (cont)

Breed classes where an honor to see so many

dogs of the shape and type I like entered. The males

were excellent and I found several of great interest.

When you judge a National it is really an exercise in

building a family of dogs for a breeding program. You

think about dogs you can use as sires and dogs you can

use to fix a common problem in the breed. Your winners

should represent those animals and contain the best of

the breed traits and perhaps more importantly they will

excel where the breed is maybe going off. The best

examples will prove that you can have it all in one

package. Those dogs are unique. Think about how

difficult it is to get all of those CORRECT traits in one dog.

It is not common and they only come around every so

often. They are superior examples.

In my opinion, the champion bitches were more

consistent than the champion dogs. This does not

surprise me because the best of all of our breed’s is a

direct result of quality bitches. I am also a breeder and I

am on the hunt for great bitches. That day there were

three outstanding bitches. The BOB bitch, select and my

first award of merit winner. All of these bitches are what I

like in your breed. Each one with outstanding points but

in the end the winner out preformed the others on the

move. She actually out moved all of the entrants that

day. She was consistent in her leg usage, with a powerful

stride and effortless gait. She has an appealing head with

long level planes and a lovely eyebrow. Her size is

appealing and balanced with depth of body and correct

bone shape and mass. Her neck arched and graceful but

not weak or thin. She is correct in her back length and a

rounded croup so important in the breed. Moderately

made and free of exaggeration in all breed elements.

Additionally, lovely in breed character. Select bitch very

similar in type for me, shape and size. She is just a bit


Douglas Johnson, NS Critique (cont)

less of everything then the winner. BOS went to a dog

that looked to be the sire of my winners dog, even if not

related! It was uncanny for me to see him knowing that

my winners dogs was exactly what I was looking for. This

was is a classic type and what I have come to love about

your breed. The super beautiful eye, head and muzzle,

the rock hard back and good bone and feet. He is

moderate and balanced in all bends. He was everything I

needed. The rounded rear and tailset completely correct,

the clean transition of shoulder to topline on point. He is

the very picture of your breed in profile. I would certainly

breed these two animals together. Select dog and Best

Veteran is the sire of the winners’ dog come to find out.

This dog a clear stallion of the breed, with super bone

and substance, lovely from side and a powerful gate.

Some overall comments to keep in mind from my

prospective. Remember size does matter. This breed is

to stand tall, be of ample size and good bone. While, for

the most part, this entry did not reflect some of the more

common entries at an All-Breed show, we all know the

challenges of your breed: small, finer, low and long dogs

which contribute nothing to the breed long term other

then a cute champion of record. Their breeding value is

nothing. Be cautious of showing them just because you

can. Your breed should be the tallest spaniel in our group.

He should appear up on leg and never long or low to the

ground. Second point of concern is the flattening of the

croup. Like all spaniel breeds, with the one exception of

the American Cocker, the croup is rounded with a tail set

below the line of the back. Flattening this area is an

American trait and one that is hugely incorrect for the

breed. And finally, the one trait that I found the most

disturbing was the over angulated rears. This was not

new to me in your breed but it became glaringly

problematic. Specifically, to the bone change from the

knee to the hock. The bone from knee to hock is too

long in these examples. This is a forced change in

structure that needs to be watched and eliminated from

your breeding program. It is a weakening of the rear and

changes the whole rear function/construction. There

were many that stood too far back behind their rears

and not under them to support the dogs’ weight. Please

be mindful of this fault moving forward.

To conclude, thank you to all for the privilege of

judging your National Specialty show. It was rewarding

and a pleasure. I have renewed hope and faith in your

breed and the many breeders who are working against

fad to retain and continue the long traditions of your

standard. I am happy to say you have many excellent,

correct English Springer Spaniels around the country. I

am excited for the breeders I met and shared their vision

with me. I wish you luck and continued success as you

work to maintain your breed’s original intent as an all-

purpose dynamic gundog.

Sincerely,

Douglas Johnson


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I’d like to express my appreciation to the ESSFTA

membership for giving me the opportunity to judge the

2018 ESSFTA National Specialty Sweepstakes and Veteran

Sweepstakes. It was a privilege and pleasure to judge the

beautiful entry. The classes were filled with so many

promising youngsters, and I felt that many deserving

exhibits left the ring without ribbons, that were deserving

of praise. I was pleased with the overall soundness of the

dogs, and was pleasantly surprised with the

improvements in forechest and depth of chest in the

majority of the entry. I did feel that many of the young

dogs were straight in front angle, with short upper arm

length. Rears were good overall, with moderate angle.

Tailsets were good for the most part, but there were

some with incorrect high tail carriage that affected the

dogs’ outlines on the move.

The veterans were stunning. I loved every single

one and appreciated the opportunity to judge them.

Their quality and condition was impressive and it was an

honor to be able to put my hands on them and assess

their wonderful qualities.

Best in Sweepstakes – Tagalong’s Classic Silhouette from

the 9-12 puppy bitch class.

This bitch impressed me with her kind, dark eye,

giving a gentle expression. She is feminine and well

balanced, with well laid shoulders and plenty of depth

and fill up front. She had very good bone and feet, as well

as good ribspring for her age, with a short strong loin.

Her topline was firm and she held it perfectly on the

move. Her front and rear angles matched well, with gave

her a nice ground covering stride. She was a beautiful,

balanced package.

Best of Opposite Sex to Best in Sweepstakes – Dalsland N

Kytra’s Time Warp from the 9-12 puppy dog class


Bonnie Watts, NS Sweepstakes Critique

This promising young dog had beautiful balance

throughout, with nice bone and substance. He had a

pretty, well chiseled head with good proportions, and a

dark expressive eye. He moved soundly, with good

extension on the side and held his topline well, with a

correct tailset and carriage. He was not overdone in any

way, and presented himself as a moderate dog, in

beautiful condition.

Best in Veteran Sweepstakes- GrCh Dartek’s Eldamar

Envision from the 11-13 yr bitch class

This bitch impressed me with her feminine, typey

headpiece, with nice parallel planes and a soft

expression. She was balanced front and rear with good

angles, which resulted in a nice, relaxed side gait with

good extension. Her topline and tailset were correct and

she presented a beautiful, correct outline on the move.

Best of Opposite Sex in Veteran Sweepstakes- GChS

ESSpecial Feeling Hott N Steamy from the 9-11 yr dog

class

This handsome dog was balanced throughout,

with front and rear angles that matched well. He is a

higher stationed dog with good bone and feet, with a

hard topline that held firm on the move. He was

presented in beautiful condition. I loved his athleticism,

remarkable for his age.

Respectfully,

Bonnie Watts

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Hunting / Working Dog Committee Report

Calendar year 2018 came to a close with an increase in the parent club Working Dog Tests and a slight increase in titles earned compared to calendar year 2017. Working Dog Tests were sponsored seven different clubs and titles earned at five of those club events. Tests with titles earned were sponsored by the Minnesota Hunting Spaniel Association, Wisconsin English Springer Spaniel Association, Valley Forge Field Trial Association, American Spaniel Club, and the ESSFTA. A total of 17 dogs earned titles and a summary of the results are listed below.

Dog's Name Owner Title Club Date

Harvest Moon Gunslinger Wyatt CGC SH TDN Karen Larson WD MHSA 6/3/2018

Twelve Oaks Autumn Siyosa Nadine Kohn WD MHSA 6/3/2018

UH Hirdler Hills Life In The Fast Lane CDX RA BN GN OA OAJ CGCU Brian Schaffer WD MHSA 6/3/2018

Paririe Rose's Lytmysol Bissippidoosh Mark Victor WDX MHSA 6/3/2018

JG Mey's Little Put'em Up Pearl Aaron Moore WDX MHSA 6/3/2018

Angel Luck Victor's Lass SH John & Genny Perkins WDX MHSA 6/3/2018

Lakeville's Travis McGee CDX SH WD John Pidde WDX MHSA 6/3/2018

Grouse Ridge Harlequin Linda Simon WDX MHSA 6/3/2018

Goshens Lighthouse Signal Sue Myers WDX WESSA 6/17/2018

Vegan Jay Peck WDX WESSA 6/17/2018

UKC-GCh U-ACH U-RO2 CH Aubrey's Always Smacking DiNozzo At WudaFace BN RN OA AXJ OF

ASN-C CD-C CW-SD TKN WD CGC Patricia Snider, Darin Cox,

Allison Miele WD VFFTA 7/15/2018

Miss Molly's Miss A Peel James M. & Benita Wiota WDX ASC 7/24/2018

Ch Hillcrest Just The Ticket Karen Lumb & Diane Gribble WDX ESSFTA 9/9/2018

Quesst Mi Amore Berkenbar Kayla Franks & Virginia Huxley WDX ESSFTA 9/9/2018

Peasblossom Ruby Tuesday Virginia Huxley WDX ESSFTA 9/9/2018

McD's C'Mon Baby Light My Fire Louisa Arendt & Mary

McDonald WDX ESSFTA 9/9/2018

Berkenbar Quesst At Snowspring Virginia Huxley & Tim & Cathy

Pullian WD ESSFTA 9/9/2018

AKC statistics for the Spaniel Hunting Test program was not yet available in January. Overall input has been that participation has remained steady with regional differences still evident within the program participation. The addition of new breeds eligible for participation in the tests does not appear to have had an adverse effect, and in some regions has not only bolstered test numbers but also provided those from other breeds with a participation of the program and the work afield of the

English Springer Spaniel. Many thanks to Tim and Cathy Pullian for taking on Chairperson and Secretary duties for the ESSFTA Spaniel Hunting Test held in conjunction with the 2018 National Specialty. Tim and Cathy obtained excellent assistance from a strong group in the central Missouri area and everyone is so very grateful for their willingness to take on the task to help ensure a spaniel hunting test was available during the National Specialty week. Those


efforts are so very much appreciated by a large number of individuals. A new Spaniel Hunting Test title was approved by the AKC in December 2019. The new title is Master Hunter Lifetime Achievement and would be designated after a dog’s name with the abbreviation MHS. A dog which has qualified at the Master Hunter level 12 or more times is eligible to be awarded the MHS title. A number following the MHS abbreviation will be included which indicates the

Hunting / Working Dog Committee Report (cont)

number of times a dogs has passed at the Master Hunter level. The title can be continually updated with a new number superseding the previous number of test passes for each subsequent time a dog may qualify at the Master Hunter level. A form from the AKC must be submitted to have the title added and subsequently updated as needed. Master level passes back to January 1, 2000 will count toward the title. Wishing the very best to all in your upcoming canine endeavors!!

W e b H u n t e r

Tracking Down Education, Information, Shopping and Fun on the World Wide Web

by Sarah A. Ferrell

Help!

Being Prepared to Whelp

Several years ago, our family, with our four Springers, moved to Belgium. The first cultural difference we found to love about this very dog friendly country was that most neighborhoods have a dog training club. Many of these clubs offer a wide variety of canine classes almost every day of the week.

To our amazement, these dog clubs have clubhouses where dog people gather seven days and nights each week, sharing experiences and lessons learned about life with dogs. Children abound; socializing dogs to little hands and high voices. Older community members sit at tables having a beer, sharing tales of dogs who made their lives whole. Describing the many facets of producing well-made dogs, with sound temperaments, free of inherited diseases was foremost in conversations. Educating new breeders to understand how to match breeding pairs from super healthy stock, how to support optimal heath before and during pregnancy, and how to watch over and help, as needed, the arrival of the pups was often discussed..

When we returned to the US, where dog community centers like those in Belgium rarely exist, I missed hearing conversations of wise dog breeding experiences. If you

have a local kennel club, or a very active dog sport club, you are fortunate to have a community for gleaning dog breeding information. But for many dog fanciers looking for guidance about breeding, whelping and neonatal care, the search for information can be daunting, and often confusing.

For breeders who welcome guidance on safeguarding the health and happiness of their bitch and helping her bring new pups safely into the world, the new video,” Canine Reproduction, Whelping, and Puppy Intensive Care Seminar: Techniques for a Successful Breeding and Healthy Puppies”, by Myra Savant Harris, R.N. (Registered nurse, not Rally Novice), delivers over 8 hours of expert instruction and is worth every nickel you pay for it.

If you have wanted to attend a great seminar on whelping and care of new born pups, here’s your

U-CH Tri-Ste’s The Devine Ms.Em, PCD BN RE OA NAJ NAP NJP NF OFP BCAT SWN THDX RATO CGCA CGCU TKE

(Photo:Judi James, Susan Smith, Breeders)


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opportunity. This video set will give you Harris’s decades of knowledge. You can put your feet up, with your dog in your lap, and watch her delightful presentation from your own comfortable home. While sharing many hours of whelping and puppy care advice, Savant is fun to watch. Obviously, her subject has never bored her. Driven to share techniques and interventions from decades of registered nurse experience in hospital maternity wards with moms and infants, and in her kennel beside a well-stocked whelping room, Harris’ instructions, supply lists, preparation check-lists and answers for whelping questions will make you ready to ease new pups into the world. Brimming with love for her subject, her video is more than educational, it is captivating.

Harris explores pre-breeding questions: how to best chose a bitch to breed; how to evaluate the best sperm, and whether breeding is better done artificially. This video will teach you more than you ever imagined you could learn about ovulation, sperm counts; volumes of fascinating breeding husbandry facts.

Harris gives breeders guidelines to judge when a bitch is actually in whelp; how long is too long when there is a pause in pups being delivered; how to recognize a bitch or pup who is dangerously dehydrated. Harris very clearly discusses the “three Muskateers of whelping: oxytocin, calcium and glucose”; teaching a breeder what each substance does during the whelping process. Viewers learn specific signs to weigh for when and why to call in veterinary treatment for a bitch or pup in distress. This video will walk you through the process of bringing healthy pups, from a healthy mom into the world. Extensive lists of supplies to make ready before labor begins; how to build a warming box just in case you need to transport new born pups to the vet. Step by step directions for assisting the bitch, if the need arises, for breech pups, stuck pups, dehydrated pups and moms, and many other worries that may be on your mind when you have bred your bitch. She also shares cautions and dispels advice that you may have heard that is not actually helpful.

After viewing this excellent video, I hoped to interview a Springer breeder who had attended Harris’ seminar. Since Harris is from the Pacific Northwest, I was fortunate to interview Springer breeder, Judi James, KPA-CTP (www.mydoggym.com) who has attended Harris’ seminar and read her books. From Salem, OR, James comments, “Great advice; especially geared to toy breeds who have a lot of whelping and weak puppy issues. “Having bred 25 litters, both small and larger breeds, James advises, for as little drama as possible when whelping a litter:” (care and preparation) starts way before whelping begins and continues throughout the pregnancy with optimal food and exercise to put bitch in great condition. Continue light exercise and feed lots of small meals. My girls like to keep training, so we do some fun things in short bursts for some high protein treats. Watch for signs of distress you'd see in any dog not doing well.” James most important tip is: “Relax and let your girl do her job.”

Along with her exceptional and entertaining video, Myra Savant Harris is also the author of the book, “Canine Reproduction and Whelping, A Dog Breeder’s Guide.

http://www.mydoggym.com


Excellent sample of the book:

Canine Reproduction and Whelping: A Dog Breed…

https://www.amazon.com/CANINE-REPRODUCTION-WHELPING-BREEDERS-GUIDE-ebook/dp/B002RL92OU/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1547770269&sr=1-3&keywords=myra+savant+harris#reader_B002RL92OU

The Whelping Pause: Normal versus Emergency

(Video clip from the DVD) https://www.amazon.com/Savant-Reproduction-Whelping-Intensive-Seminar/dp/B0784NTTTY/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1547747765&sr=8-7&keywords=myra+savant+harris

Myra Savant’s Puppy Feeding Formula

https://myrasavantharris.com/

Tube Feeding Your Puppy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2sdSSmbDCw

Puppy Intensive Care

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnvym3kzy9M

Helping the "Stiff" Puppy

https://youtu.be/livHfH7pChM

Live interview recording hosted by “Pure Dog Talk” Podcast

https://puredogtalk.com/52-simple-tips-on-whelping-puppies-myra-savant-harris-2/

The Whelping Pause, A Naturally Occurring Event - by Myra Savant ...

https://www.tollertales.nl/downloads/upload/99-the-whelping-pause.pdf

Please share your favorite websites with the WebHunter at [email protected]

(http://www.abrohamneal.com & http://www.sayitinbeads.com).

Sarah Ferrell is the ESSFTA Storekeeper and is the author of the award winning book, “ Devoted To Dogs: How To Be Your Dog’s Best Owner.”

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https://www.amazon.com/CANINE-REPRODUCTION-WHELPING-BREEDERS-GUIDE-ebook/dp/B002RL92OU/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1547770269&sr=1-3&keywords=myra+savant+harris#reader_B002RL92OUhttps://www.amazon.com/CANINE-REPRODUCTION-WHELPING-BREEDERS-GUIDE-ebook/dp/B002RL92OU/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1547770269&sr=1-3&keywords=myra+savant+harris#reader_B002RL92OUhttps://www.amazon.com/Savant-Reproduction-Whelping-Intensive-Seminar/dp/B0784NTTTY/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1547747765&sr=8-7&keywords=myra+savant+harrishttps://www.amazon.com/Savant-Reproduction-Whelping-Intensive-Seminar/dp/B0784NTTTY/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1547747765&sr=8-7&keywords=myra+savant+harrishttps://myrasavantharris.com/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2sdSSmbDCwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnvym3kzy9Mhttps://youtu.be/livHfH7pChMhttps://puredogtalk.com/52-simple-tips-on-whelping-puppies-myra-savant-harris-2/https://www.tollertales.nl/downloads/upload/99-the-whelping-pause.pdfhttp://www.abrohamneal.comhttp://www.sayitinbeads.com

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January to September 2018

Results Compiled from AKC Electronic Records, by Alvin Eng ([email protected])

Points are based on parent-club system described at www.essfta.org/Awards/awardscriteria_breed.htm

All owners must be ESSFTA members to qualify for annual awards

Breed Competition - Dogs

Rank Dog Owners

BOB # Shows (#Spec)

BOB Points

BOS # Shows (#Spec)

BOS Points

Total Points

1 GCHP CH FOXBORO CRISTOLINO L. O'CONNOR/G. MCCAIN/S. STILL 105 (10) 1585 2 (1) 29 1614

2 GCHG CH BRIGHTWATER B. FINK/DR. T. LOWE/N. SIVER/D. 107 (5) 987 2 (0) 11 998

3 GCHG CH RANDOM LEGACY DYL- K. FITZGERALD/S. MOCKOVIAK/R. 56 (2) 714 2 (0) 20 734

4 GCHG CH SHANABRIO N OTEIN'S S. SORBO/S. PELISSERO 54 (0) 363 3 (0) 15 378

5 GCHB CH CERISE DUTCH MASTER D. CHERRY 16 (0) 184 2 (1) 41 225

6 GCH CH OCOEE YOU ONLY LIVE K. LORENTZEN/M. KING 5 (0) 32 4 (1) 184 216

7 GCHB CH WYNMOOR INTERSTEL- B. KERFOOT/J. HAYES/DR. E. KER- 19 (0) 101 3 (1) 67 168

8 GCHS CH PARADISE PLATINUM R. BOWMAN-MCKINNIE 34 (0) 139 2 (0) 20 159

9 GCHP2 CH CERISE BLINDSIDE D. CHERRY 4 (2) 151 0 () 151

10 GCHS CH WINDMOOR WHAT IT R. KNERR/T. HALE/B. HALE 20 (0) 108 9 (0) 26 134

11 GCH CH BIG BRAZZEL XTRA HOT M. AYA/C. SAAVEDRA 6 (0) 92 1 (0) 23 115

12 GCHB CH BRIGHTWATER GILCHRIST GOOD TIMES ON THE

K. MILNE/N. SIVER 8 (1) 83 2 (0) 10 93

13 GCH CH SILVERHILL STEEL WHEELS J. B. KAY/MRS. R. KIRBY 12 (0) 82 0 () 82

14 GCHB CH EMMAWOOD'S CHANG- G. RHODES/J. RHODES 27 (0) 71 5 (0) 9 80

15 GCHS CH FULL MOON 'N TWIN W. WYTOSHEK/L. CAMISI/S. WY- 20 (0) 68 1 (0) 10 78

2018 Breed Competition


2018 Breed Competition


Breed Competition - Bitches

Rank Bitch Owners

BOB # Shows (#Spec)

BOB Points

BOS # Shows (#Spec)

BOS Points

Total Points

1 GCHS CH CROSSROAD JOCKEYHILL E. JESSEMAN/L. GREEN/J. GARCI- 52 (0) 231 36 (4) 356 587

2 GCHB CH CROWNROYAL'S DIRTEA J. KETTLESON/M. P. OSBUN/B. 5 (4) 348 6 (2) 152 500

3 GCHS CH ER DOROTHY GALE E. RAYMOND, JR. 23 (0) 140 42 (2) 290 430

4 GCH CH CROWNROYAL CHRISAND J. KETTLESON/M. P. OSBUN/R. 14 (1) 204 8 (0) 38 242

5 GCH CH SAPPHIRE N TWIN OAKS L. CAMISI/T. FAUST/S. SOUZA 0 () 14 (2) 184 184

6 GCH CH SEGRE'S CHEESE NOT M. ARMSTRONG/D. J. LARSON 3 (1) 77 6 (2) 96 173

7 GCH CH MAJIC WALKING ON SUN- J. WARNER/T. HENSLEY/K. EFFERT 6 (0) 41 8 (0) 65 106

8 GCH CH ALL-TIME'S DOING IT DIS- C. HAMILTON 6 (0) 55 6 (0) 40 95

9 GCHB CH OTEIN'S EFFERVESENCE B. NIETO/L. NIETO 2 (0) 13 14 (0) 81 94

10 GCH CH TJ CHRISAND RESURREC- G. MJONES/N. MJONESS 5 (0) 38 7 (0) 54 92

11 GCHB CH REVOLUTION'S ROCK THE CASBAH CD BN RA CGCA TKA

S. GRAY/D. BUSH 10 (0) 39 13 (0) 44 83

12 GCH CH BRAVEHEART'S FOREVER CHARMED JH CAX CGC TKN

M. LEONETTI/A. LEONETTI 0 () 10 (0) 75 75

13 CH TELLTALE KINKY BOOTS C. FLORENCE/R. NOVACK/B. FINK 2 (0) 4 3 (3) 58 62

14 CH SILVERHILL THROWING KISSES J. B. KAY/MRS. R. KIRBY 0 () 4 (0) 59 59

15 GCH CH CROSSROAD KSTAR GLIT- K. A. LIEDTKE 0 () 4 (0) 57 57


2018 Group Competition


Results Compiled from AKC Electronic Records, by Alvin Eng ([email protected])

All owners must be ESSFTA members to qualify for annual awards

Group Competition - Dogs

Rank Dog Owners BIS #

BIS Points

GRP1 #

GRP1 Points

GRP2 #

GRP2 Points

GRP3 #

GRP3 Points

GRP4 #

GRP4 Points

Total Points

1 GCHP CH FOXBORO CRISTOLINO L. O'CONNOR/G. MCCAIN/S. STILL 10 7455 43 6236 21 4088 11 2761 8 1892 22432

2 GCHG CH BRIGHTWATER GILCHRIST DREAMING OUT LOUD

B. FINK/DR. T. LOWE/N. SIVER/D. PETRU/C. A. RACEY

5 3131 46 5238 19 1960 13 1854 8 1209 13392

3 GCHG CH RANDOM LEGACY DYLAN DU REVENTION

K. FITZGERALD/S. MOCKOVIAK/R. MOCKOVIAK

0 16 2807 14 2472 11 1790 4 1122 8191

4 GCHG CH SHANABRIO N OTEIN'S PAR ONE

S. SORBO/S. PELISSERO 0 1 102 9 788 8 537 7 476 1903

5 GCHB CH CERISE DUTCH MASTER D. CHERRY 0 3 616 2 203 2 439 1 68 1326

6 GCHB CH EMMAWOOD'S CHANGES IN LATITUDES

G. RHODES/J. RHODES 1 532 2 112 1 116 2 289 1 85 1134

7 GCHS CH WINDMOOR WHAT IT TAKES

R. KNERR/T. HALE/B. HALE 0 4 284 4 408 1 53 2 264 1009

8 GCHP2 CH CERISE BLINDSIDE D. CHERRY 0 1 323 0 1 348 0 671

9 GCHB CH WYNMOOR INTERSTEL-LAR

B. KERFOOT/J. HAYES/DR. E. KER-FOOT/DR. R. MCGLOTHLIN

0 1 155 2 355 1 74 1 67 651

10 GCHP CH FOXBORO N SHARDUST AUTHENTIC

S. PERREIRA/R. DEHMEL 2 396 9 137 7 93 1 3 0 629

11 GCHS CH PARADISE PLATINUM R. BOWMAN-MCKINNIE 0 1 77 1 77 1 45 3 324 523

12 GCH CH SILVERHILL STEEL WHEELS

J. B. KAY/MRS. R. KIRBY 0 1 163 1 109 0 1 113 385

13 GCHS CH CERISE CHANEL EXCLU-SIF

MS. N. A. BITTERS 0 1 119 1 209 0 0 328

14 GCHB CH MAIDENHEAD'S RENE-GADE

B. DIDONATO/D. A. DIDONATO 0 1 67 0 2 211 0 278

15 GCHS CH FULL MOON 'N TWIN OAKS THE EAGLE HAS LANDED

W. WYTOSHEK/L. CAMISI/S. WYTO-SHEK

0 0 0 0 3 197 197


2018 Group Competition


Group Competition - Bitches

Rank Bitch Owners BIS #

BIS Points

GRP1 #

GRP1 Points

GRP2 #

GRP2 Points

GRP3 #

GRP3 Points

GRP4 #

GRP4 Points

Total Points

1 GCHS CH CROSSROAD JOCK-EYHILL BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY

E. JESSEMAN/L. GREEN/J. GARCINI/R. GREEN

1 309 7 615 2 76 7 489 5 562 2051

2 GCH CH CROWNROYAL CHRISAND TEA CONNECTION

J. KETTLESON/M. P. OSBUN/R. PARCHMAN/B. KETTLESON

0 2 371 2 548 0 0 919

3 CH KEHRE'S MIRROR MIRROR C. BETCHLEY/P. BETCHLEY/R. GEAR 0 0 0 0 2 196 196

4 GCH CH MAJIC WALKING ON SUNSHINE AT TOPSAIL EMERALD ISLE

J. WARNER/T. HENSLEY/K. EFFERT 0 1 68 0 0 1 36 104

5 GCHB CH CROWNROYAL'S DIRTEA MARTEANI

J. KETTLESON/M. P. OSBUN/B. KET-TLESON

0 0 0 0 1 93 93

6 HILLCREST POCKETFUL OF PO-SIES

T. STROHSCHEIN/L. HOLZEM 0 0 0 1 91 0 91

7 CH CERISE GOLDEN NUGGET D. CHERRY/K. O'CONNELL 0 0 1 78 0 0 78

8 GCH CH ADVENT'S BLESSING OF FAITH MT 25:40

N. STEPHENS 0 0 0 1 72 0 72

9 CERISE STAR WITNESS D. CHERRY/H. GILLOTTI/K. KIRK 0 0 1 67 0 0 67

10 GCH CH ALL-TIME'S DOING IT DISNEY STYLE CGC

C. HAMILTON 0 1 66 0 0 0 66

11 CH STUDIO N KYTRAS KOVERED IN KASHMERE

D. LODGE/A. LAFERNIER/S. SHORE 0 0 0 0 1 61 61

12 CH TELLTALE KINKY BOOTS C. FLORENCE/R. NOVACK/B. FINK 0 1 60 0 0 0 60

13 GCH CH CHOCOLAT YOU OWE ME A COKE

C. OHRNBERGER/T. VIKEE/K. HAW-KINS

0 0 0 1 58 0 58

14 CH VASDON N BRAVEHEART'S CALIFORNIA POPPY

A. VASQUEZ/M. LEONETTI/A. LEONET-TI/R. J. VASQUEZ

0 0 0 0 1 22 22

(Trials January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018) REGULAR TITLING CLASSES

NOVICE A 1 Princess London Of Dayton Court CD BN CGC J Johnston 190.67 2 CH Crossroad Jockeyhill Kstar Full House CD BN CGC S Elgaard/A Eng* 185.00 3 Merfey’s Meadow Of Ferns CD RA NA NAJ RATO CGC J Kroll* 182.00 NOVICE B 1 Heritage’s Ghost Riders Dream CD PCD BN RN CGC J Stalzer-See* 198.83 2 CH Vinewood’s Make Mine A Double CD OA NAJ NF S Shepherd* 198.33 3 Vinewood Bright Lights N Action VCD1 OA S Koon*/K Patregnani* 196.67 4 CH Crossroad Jockeyhill What’s Up Doc CD BN RN C Pulliam/L Green*/J Garcini* 195.00 5 Echo’s Fire When Ready CD PCD BN RA J Wilson/S Wilson 194.00 6 Telltale Mount Olympus CD BN M Wyan* 193.83 7 Tessa Pearl in the Sand CD A Cass 193.00 8 CH Stonehenge Adventures Of Calvin And Hobbes CD BN RE NA DS CGC C Pulliam/L Green*/J Garcini* 191.50 9 CH Hannans Treasure Island CD BN RN TD V Mohr/J Winner/K Carrico* 191.33 10 Batemans Sharp Shooting Lil Gal CD BN RA NA B Bateman 190.83 CH Dream’s A Little Dream CD BN OA OAJ CGC J Rowland*/S Kucaba* 190.83 OPEN A 1 Dream’s Candy Cane Lane CDX PCDX BN GN RN S Forneris*/S Kucaba*/M Joens 196.67 2 MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me UD BN RE MXG MJG XF T2B R Barker* 195.83 3 GCH CH Hillcrest Betcha A Shot Of Whiskey CDX RN MHA AX AXJ V McGrady*/H Schmidt* 195.67 4 CH Hillcrest Just Bet On Me CDX BN RA MH CGCA TKI K Lumb*/D Gribble*/H Schmidt* 189.17 5 Duncan’s Rusti Painite Of Downs Lake CDX BN RM RAE CGC TKA B Gostovich* 187.33 6 Jewels Axl Edward Jareau CDX PCDX BN RAE FDC CGCA TKP T Galbreath/K L Lambert 182.33 7 Rock River High Roller CDX RN MHA OA NAJ TKN J Peck/J Peck 177.00 OPEN B 1 MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always UD OM2 RM MXB MJB NF K Berkley*/L Green*/J Garcini* 198.33 2 Dream’s On Angel Wings UDX OM2 BN VER RAE NA CGCA CGCU TKN P Broderick* 198.17 3 OTCH MACH Polesitter’s Walk This Way UDX3 OM6 BN VER RE MXB MJB E Falterman/M Bockhorn* 197.50 4 Ringeaux Around The Bayou UD OM1 RAE CGCA R Carver*/J K Halloran 197.33 5 CH OTCH MACH Polesitter’s Absolute Victory UDX9 OGM VER RAE SH MXG MJB MXP MJP NFP K Berkley*/M Bockhorn* 196.50 6 MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me UD BN RAE MXG MJG XF T2B2 R Barker* 195.17 7 Lakevilles Travis Mcgee CDX VER SH NAJ J Pidde* 194.67 8 Corrado’s Winter Eye Candy CDX G Miller*/D L Miller* 193.33 UTILITY A 1 MACH Bryden Dream Best Kept Secret UD BN RA MXB MJS S Kucaba*/D B Swartwood*/T Kucaba* 191.33 2 Princess Piper UD BN GN RE SEA SIN RATS CGC TKA J Dunham 185.67 3 MACH PACH Polesitter’s Desertsun Geri UD PCDX BN GN RAE MXG MJS MXP4 MXPB MJPS I Marki*/M Bockhorn* 181.83 MJPS PAX NF NFP CGCA TKI UTILITY B 1 MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always UD OM2 RM MXB MJB NF K Berkley*/L Green*/J Garcini* 199.50 2 Ringeaux Around The Bayou UDX OM1 RAE CGCA R Carver*/J K Halloran 197.67 3 OTCH MACH Polesitter’s Walk This Way UDX3 OM6 BN VER RE MXB MJB E Falterman/M Bockhorn* 197.00 4 Dream’s On Angel Wings UDX OM2 BN VER RAE NA CGCA CGCU TKN P Broderick* 196.00 5 Muddy Paws Three X The Charisma VCD2 UD BN RE AX MXJ OF CAA BCAT SWA SCA SIE SHDN M Mymudes*/K Heidmann*/J Smith* 195.83 RATS CGC TKN 6 Lakevilles Travis Mcgee CDX VER SH NAJ J Pidde* 195.50 7 CH OTCH MACH Polesitter’s Absolute Victory UDX9 OGM VER RAE SH MXG MJB MXP MJP NFP K Berkley* 194.67 8 Milo Mcgee From Hirdler Hill UDX OM2 RN JH J Pidde/S Pidde 192.83 COMBINED OPEN B/UTILITY A or B 1 MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always UD OM2 RM MXB MJB NF K Berkley*/L Green*/J Garcini* 394.4 2 Ringeaux Around The Bayou UDX OM1 RAE CGCA R Carver*/J K Halloran 390.90 3 Dream’s On Angel Wings UDX OM2 BN VER RAE NA CGCA CGCU TKN P Broderick* 390.30

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2018 Obedience Scorecard

2018 Obedience Scorecard (cont)


ALTERNATIVE TITLING CLASSES PREFERRED NOVICE 1 Heritage’s Ghost Riders Dream CD PCD BN RN CGC Jennee Stalzer-See* 198.17 2 GCHB CH Riversong Bridge To Frogcreek CD PCD BN RA THD CGCA TKN C Carroll/*K Winkler 191.33 3 Embur’s Just Fine N Dandy CD PCD BN RAE THD RATN CGCA CGCU TKN C Hitz* 190.83 4 Lynnde’s Original Design PCD BN L Kenny 187,83 5 Prairie Rose’s Gaim O Paragon CD PCD BN RAE OA OAJ AXJ XF DSA DJ CGCA TKA B Rogers*/A G Rogers* 185.50 6 Aldendale Hillcrest Galetea Kayle CD PCD RN CGC B Klatt* 183.67 7 Tri-Ste’s Let Me Be Crystal Clear PCD BN RA OA OAJ AXP OJP NF NFP BCAT SIN SEN THDX RATO S Smith*/T M Smith* 183.00 CGCA CGCO TKE 8 Tri-Ste’s The Divine Ms Em PCD BN RE NAJ NAP NJP NF OFP THDX RATN CGCA CGCU TKP J James*/S Smith* 182.83 9 Aubrey’s High Resoution PCD BN RI ACT2 SCNE SINE SBN CGC TKI C Brooks/*A Miele* 182.50 10 Spritely’s Misbehavin PCD CD BN GN RI SCN SIN SBN CGCA CGCU TKN K Nyvold 180.83 PREFERRED OPEN No Dogs Rated PREFERRED UTILITY No Dogs Rated

OPTIONAL TITLING CLASSES BEGINNER NOVICE A 1 Princess London Of Dayton Court CD BN CGC J Johnston/M Davey 195.83 2 Foxie Roxie BN RN SEN J Dumham/G A Dunham 192.67 BEGINNER NOVICE B 1 CH Spot On’s Race To My Heart BN DS TKN L Gossett* 199.33 2 Dream’s Who’s On First BN CGC S Kucaba*/J Rowland 198.50 Mcd’s Country Music BN RN CGC TKP C Johnson 198.50 4 Lynnde’s Original Design BN L Kenny 197.00 5 Horatio’s Trifalgar In Spring BN T Patterson/R Patterson/A Crowson 195.83 Trailwind’s Hi-Brass Deck ‘Em BN RN R Capsel*/C L Clark* 195.83 7 Marbled Mercedes Of Downs Lake BN RN CGC B Gostovich* 195.67 8 Pawmarc’s He’s In The Dryver’s Seat BN NAP NJP E Koerson 195.50 9 Ramblewood Don’t You Forget About Me BN RI CGCA CGCU TKA K Williams 195.00 10 Regal’s Halo Pearl Of Downs Lake CD BN RA CGC B Gostovich* 194.67 GRADUATE NOVICE 1 Heritage’s Ghost Riders Dream CD PCD BN GN RN CGC J Stalzer-See* 194.50 2 CH Hannans Treasure Island CD BN GN RE TD V Mohr/J Winner/Karen Carrico* 185.50 3 Spritely’s Misbehivin CD PCD BN GN RI SCN SIN SBN CGCA CGCU TKN K Nyvold 179.00 GRADUATE OPEN 1 Dream’s Candy Cane Lane CDX PCDX BN GN GO RN ACT1 S Forneris*/S Kucaba* M Joens 195.33 2 CH Kismet Luck Of The Draw CDX BN GO NA ACT2 P Mumma* 186.33 VERSATILITY Lakevilles Travis Mcgee UD VER SH NAJ J Pidde* 196.17 NOTES: 1 Novice Open and Utility rankings based on three highest qualifying scores in 2018 2 Combined Open B/Utility A or B rankings based on the five highest combined scores in 2018 3 Rankings compiled by Betsy Baird from AKC electronic reports 4 Errors/Omissions contact Betsy Baird at [email protected] or 908-832-2477 5 (*) indicates 2018 ESSFTA member



2018 ESS Rally Scorecard

(Results taken from AKC Awards January-September 2018)

NOVICE A 1 Merfey’s Meadow Of Ferns CD RN CGC J. Kroll 98.67 2 Ramblewood Don’t You Forget About Me RN CGC K. Williams 95.67 3 Jump For Joy’s Lucy Belle RN CGCA J. M. Ansley 92.67 4 Jaina Proudmore Of Downs Lake RI CGC K M. & B. L. Peterson 91.00 5 Venetian Stonwykes Faith Trust Pixie Dust RN W. Rollins-Evans, B. Evans, B. Evans, J. Schmidgall 90.00 6 Sweetpea’s Seraphim Song RN NA NAJ DS K. Bremser 88.40 7 CH Wynmoor Sky’s The Limit RN CGC N. S. & R.D. Kolodner, & E. Kerfoot 82.33 8 Serenade’s Ginger Crème Brulee RN CGC TKN T. M. Miles, C. Lester & A. Hutchinson 80.66 9 Cerise Tres Chic RN D. Cherry & K. O’Connell & K. Kirk 76.67

NOVICE B 1 Marbled Mercedes Of Downs Lake CD BN RI CGC B. Gostovich * 98.25 2 Greenbriar Hope CD BN CGC TKA L. Christensen 98.00 3 Dream’s Tall Dark Stranger RN CGCA P. J. Chrystal 97.67 4 Trailwind’s Hi Brass Deck’Em BN RN R. Capsel* & C.L. Clark * 97.33 5 Mcd’s Welcome To My World At Aldendale RN CGC TKI T. A. Johnston 97.00 6 Hillcrest Winddancer Wild Rose CD BN RN CGCA CGCU J. S. Connor & H. Schmidt 96.75 7 CH Briarton N Foxboro Sparks Fly RN R D. Karakas & M. Karakas 94.33 8 Hillcrest Heavenly Missy’s Sunshine RN TKN S. L. Conrad * 93.67 9 Northern Pine’s Ebs Wired For sound RD TD S. G. Jolly & S. & EB Staso 93.67 10 Brackenbuster Ronnie RN CGC TKN B. Featherston & A. Schneider 92.67

INTERMEDIATE 1 Wedgwood N Tri-Ste’s Spot On RI CA BCAT THDN RATCH CGCA CGCU TKE S. & T. Smith* 97.67 2 Marbled M ercedes Of Downs Lake CD BN RI CGC B. Gosovich* 96.67 Schmidt’s Shelby CD RE L. Schmidt 96.67 4 Greenbriar Hope CD BN RI CGC TKA L. Christianson 94.67 Dalsland Kytra N Noble’s Bright Ice RN NFP CGC TKI D. & W. Ewing* & A. Lafernier 94.67 6 CH Vistah’s Reveal CD PCD BN RI THDA CGCA C. Flanders & J. A. Manley & C. Ross 94.00 7 CH Paylie’s Livin The Good Life RI MX MXJ NF THDN DJ CGC TKA C. Baloh & R. Wagner & P. Wagner 92.33 8 Snowspring Willowbank Aerrows Eye Opener BN RI NJP CGCA TKP C. Gililand 91.67 9 Hillcrest Devonshire Second Encore CD BN RI OA AXJ OF CGC TKN N. J. Olson* & S. C. Steketee * 90.67 10 Hillcrest Heavenly Missy’s Sunshine BN TKN S. L. Conrad 90.00

ADVANCED A (No dogs ranked yet)

ADVANCED B 1 CH Dream’s U Stole My Heart CD BN GN RA NAJ ACT2 CGC B. Baird 99.33 CH Stonehenge Adventures Of Calvin And Hobbes BN RE DS CGC R. Riegerix 99.33 3 Ketters Ridgeview Skys The Limit CD BN GN RE SH FDC RATH CZ8B CGCA T. & M. Ketter 98.33 4 Batemans Sharp Shooting Lil Gal BN RA NA NAJ B. Bateman* 98.00 5 MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me UD BN RE MXG MJG XF T2B2 R. W. Barker II 97.71 6 Praire Rose’s Gaim O Paragon CD PCD BN RAE OA AXJ XF DSA DJ CGCA TKA B. & A. G. Rogers * 95.60


2018 ESS Rally Scorecard (cont)

7 Cerise’s Signature Of History CDX PCDX BN RAE3 M. Loomis* 95.25 8 Regal’s Halo Pearl Of Downs Lake CD BN RAE CGC TKA B. Gostovich * 94.00 9 CH Hannans Treasure Island CD BN RE TD V. Mohr & J. Winner & K. Carrico 93.67 10 Epic;s Calypso CD PCD BN RA SCN SEN CGC TKN S. Bertram* 93.33

EXCELLENT A (No dogs ranked yet)

EXCELLENT B 1 Cerise’s Signature Of History CDX PCDX BN RAE3 M. Loomis* 96.75 2 Briarton N Ironstone Fire Fly CD PCD BN RE CGCA CGCU TKN C. Hitz 95.00 3 Praire Rose’s Gaim O Paragon CD PCD BN RAE OA AXJ XF DSA DJ CGCA TKA B. & A. G. Rogers* 94.60 4 MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me UD BN RE MXG MJG XF T2B2 R. W. Barker II 93.86 5 MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always UD RE MXB MJB NF K. Berkley*, L. Green*, J. Garcini* 92.67 CH Hillcrest Just Look At Me CD BN RE CGCA CGCU J. Connor* 92.67 Ketters Ridgeview Skys The Limit CD BN GN RE SH FDC RAT CZ8B CGCA T. & M.W. Ketter 92.67 8 Donahan’s Liberty Of Cedar CD BN RE CGC P. Wells* & Sharon Essex* 89.43 9 CH Pride ‘N Joy’s First Choice BN RE NJP CGC D. Thompson* & C. A. Gaines 87.25 10 CH Stonehenge Adventures Of Calvin And Hobbes BN RE DS CGC R. Riegerix 85.67

MASTERS 1 Aubrey’s Fun N Games CDX BN GN RAE NA AXJ NF P. & R. Valente* 95.00 2 Duncan’s Rusti Painite Of Downs Lake CDX BN RAE RM CGC TKA B. Gostovich* 88.22 3 CH Aspatuck’s Too Makes Four CD PCD BN RAE2 NA OAP OJP NF XFP CA DS DN CGCA TKN C. Kraft * 86.00 4 Aspatuck’s A To Z RAE FDC OAP NJP NFP CAA DN TKI C. Kraft* 83.63 5 Ketters Ridgeview Skys The Limit CD BN GN RE SH FDC RAT CZ8B CGCA T. & Mark W. Ketter 83.33 6 Praire Rose’s Gaim O Paragon CD PCD BN RAE OA OA AXJ XF DSA DJ CGCA TKA B. & A. G. Rogers* 82.33 7 Churchill’s Prime Minister CDX BN RM CGCA TKI J. K. DiGilio* 80.86 8 Tri-Ste’s The Divine Ms. Em PCD BN RE NAJ NJP NF OFP THDX RATN CGCA CGCU TKP J. A. James* & S. Smith* 79.33

RAE 1 MACH2 Grove’s Blue Skies Smiling On Me UD BN RE MXG MJG XF T2B2 R. W. Barker II 196.00 1 Praire Rose’s Gaim O Paragon CD PCD BN RAE OA AXJ XF DSA DJ CGCA TKA B. & A. G. Rogers* 190.20 3 Donahan’s Liberty Of Cedar CD BN RAE CGC P. Wells* & S. Essex* 184.20 Notes: Rank based on average of all qualifying scores in the class for dogs. Dogs must have at least three qualifying scores. RAE based on average of top five qualifying scores in Advanced B and Excellent B combined. Rankings compiled by Phyllis Broderick from AKC electronic reports. (*) indicates ESSFTA Member Errors/omissions contact Phyllis Broderick 908-453-2511 or email to phyllisbrod@ comcast.net.



(Results taken from AKC Awards January-December 2018)

NOVICE A 1 Merfey’s Meadow Of Ferns CD RA NA NAJ RATO CGC J. Kroll* 98.67 2 Ramblewood Don’t You Forget About Me BN RI CGCA CGCU TKA K. Williams 95.67 3 Foxie Roxie BN RN SEN J.K. & G.A. Durham 95.00 4 Jump For Joy’s Lucy Belle RN CGCA J. M. Ansley 92.67 5 Jaina Proudmore Of Downs Lake RI CGC K M. Peterson& B. L. Peterson 91.00 6 Venetian Stonwykes Faith Trust Pixie Dust RN W. Rollins-Evans & B. Evans & B. Evans J. Schmidgall* 90.00 7 Sweetpea’s Seraphim Song RN NA NAJ DS K. Bremser* 88.40 8 CH Venetian Stonwykes Bippity Boo RN W. Rollins-Evans, B. F. Evans, B. Evans J. Schmidgal* 88.33 9 CH Wynmoor Sky’s The Limit RN CGC N. S. Kolodner* R. Koldner, & E. Kerfoot* 82.33 10 Serenade’s Ginger Crème Brulee RN CGC TKN T. M. Miles, C. Lester* & A. Hutchinson* 80.66

NOVICE B 1 CH Vinewood’s Make Mine A Double CD RA OA OAJ NF S. Shepherd* 100.00 2 Dream’s Who’s On First BN RN CGC S. Kucaba* * J. Rowlands 99.00 3 Marbled Mercedes Of Downs Lake CD BN RI CGC B. Gostovich * 98.25 4 Greenbriar Hope CD BN CGC TKI L. Christensen 98.00 5 Dream’s Tall Dark Stranger RN CGCA TKI P. J. Chrystal 97.67 6 Trailwind’s Hi Brass Deck’Em BN RN R. Capsel* & C.L. Clark * 97.33 7 Mcd’s Welcome To My World At Aldendale RN CGC TKI T. A. Johnston* 97.00 8 Hillcrest Winddancer Wild Rose CD BN RN CGCA CGCU J. S. Connor* & H. Schmidt * 96.75 9 Spoton Echo’s Repete At Chestnut Hill CD PCD BN RA L. Fienberg 96.50 10 GCH CH Hillcrest Betcha A Shot Of Whiskey CDX RN MHA AX AXJ L. McGrady* & H. Schmidt* 96.25

INTERMEDIATE 1 Wedgwood N Tri-Ste’s Spot On BN RI NA NAJ CA BCAT THDN RATCH CGCA CGCU TKE S. Smith* & T. Tyler* 97.67 2 Marbled Mercedes Of Downs Lake CD BN RI CGC B. Gosovich* 96.67 Schmidt’s Shelby CD RI L. Schmidt 96.67 4 Northern Pine’s Ebs Wired For Sound RA TD FDC CGC TKN S. G. Jolly, S. Staso & E. B. Staso 96.00 5 Telltale Hit Me With Your Best Shot RI D. Straw* 95.33 6 Summerstorm Wild Blue Yonder CDX BN RI MXS MJS OF T2B SCN CGC K. Goodell* 95.00 7 Greenbriar Hope CD BN RI CGC TKA L. Christianson 94.67 Dalsland Kytra N Noble’s Bright Ice RN NFP CGC TKI D. Ewing* W. Ewing* & A. Lafernier* 94.67 9 Hilwinz Pride ‘N Joy’s Brawny Blitz BN RI CGC TKN B. Anderson* T. Anderson* & D. Thompson* 94.25 10 CH Vistah’s Reveal CD PCD BN RI THDA CGCA C. Flanders* & J. A. Manley* & C. Ross* 94.00

ADVANCED A 1 Merfey’s Meadow Of Ferns CD RA NA NAJ RATO CGC J. Kroll* 92.33 2 Northern Pine’s Ebs Wired For Sound RA TD FDC CGC TKN S. G. Jolly S. Staso & E. B. Staso 88.33



ADVANCED B 1 CH Briarton Patriot Games CD PCD BN RE RATN CGCA CGCU TKI K. Glaeser* & C. Van Kempen* 99.50 2 MACH Crossroad Polesitter Always UDX OM2 RM MXB MJB NF K. Berkley* L. Green* & J. Garcini* 99.44 3 CH Dream’s U Stole My Heart CD BN GN RA NAJ ACT2 CGC B. Baird 99.33 CH Stonehenge Adventures Of Calvin And Hobbes CD BN RE NA DS CGC R. Riegerix 99.33 5 Ketters Ridgeview Skys The Limit CD BN GN RE SH FDC RATH CZ8B CGCA T. Ketter* & M. Ketter* 98.33 6 Batemans Sharp Shooting Lil Gal CD BN RE NA NAJ

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