
| October 2009 Show Results |
The Committee would like to thank all the judges, stewards and volunteers for making the show day go so well |
| A big thank-you must go to Royal Canin for their Kind Sponsorship |
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| Anne Elliot | Anne Elliot |
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| 1st Howitt's Dechsline Boyci vom Agios |
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Best Puppy George's Romainville Kaylie |
Res Best Puppy Howitt's Dechsline Boyci vom Agios |
| Best Dog George's Romainville Monteiro | Best Bitch Belfield's Kassieger Damera |
| Best in Show Belfield's Kassieger Damera | Res Best in Show George's Romainville Monteiro |
Judges and Results
Pre-Beginners Judge
George Kennedy

1st |
Knowles Twianlight's Trick or Treat
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2nd
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Shuker's Splish Splash
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3rd |
Woods Jonfiz ent of Fanghorn
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4th |
Flowers Rushbottom Rare Surprize
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5th |
Tyler's Interlaaken Ice Breaker
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6th |
Bryan's Nimuck Red Bud
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Beginners Pt 1 Judge
John Grice

1st |
Bloor's Remuda Top'r Justo Pronto | |
2nd |
Brown's Hollysea at Crickhollow | |
3rd |
Appeyard's Nitaphil Carmen | |
4th |
Murphy's Albesa Bright Spirit | |
5th |
Booth's Aculsia Super Swing | |
6th |
Mitchell's Babe of Britains got Talent |
Beginners Pt 2 Judge
Liz Bishop

1st |
Morris's Kintonkazz Blue Zonal | |
2nd |
Wilson's Elloebank Cryptic Clue | |
3rd |
Appleyard's Buddy Boy Brody | |
4th |
Moore's Night Star | |
5th |
Spurgeon's Shaftsburys Lady Eleanor | |
6th |
Wassell's Nakhon Ratchasima |
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Novice Pt 1 Judge
Elisabeth Merritt

1st |
Perkins Alnmac Delph | |
2nd |
Beacock's Moonlight Maid of Magic | |
3rd |
Simmons Fenellark First Choice at Stormblizz | |
4th |
Keepax's Kingsfarm Golden Sovereign | |
5th |
Mason's Accra Hot Humbug | |
6th |
Childs Videx Jade |
Novice Pt 2 Judge
Polly Poulton

1st |
Chadwick's Blueacre Cinderella | |
2nd |
Lennon's Aby May of Many Tears | |
3rd |
Cook's Gaesten Leapin' Loolie | |
4th |
Masefield's Tyzmad George | |
5th |
Tyler's Croftmist Moonrocket | |
6th |
Young's Jarysmystic Maybe for Me |
Novice Pt 3 Judge
Mel Armstrong

1st |
Johnson's Rosmarinus Raisin | |
2nd |
Young's Ob Ch Jarysmystic Magic Knockout | |
3rd |
Coltman's Noah the Nautical | |
4th |
Mould's Cories L'Argent | |
5th |
Morse'sRosmarinus Blaze of Glory | |
6th |
Not Awarded |
Novice Pt 4 Judge
Helen Munks

1st |
Leeder's Jackscrofter Whitebeam | |
2nd |
Slater's Fenellark Feelin Groovy | |
3rd |
Jones Dreaganta Galladubh | |
4th |
Robertshaw's Kiezer of Lagantium | |
5th |
Whiting's Risepark Tubs the Favorite | |
6th |
Marshall's Stoneymarsh Scotch Twist |
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Class A Pt 1 Judge
Nancy Watson

1st |
Hacket's Iatka Winter Star at Forestbeck | |
2nd |
Bleeze's Cherikee Out of the Blue | |
3rd |
Davies Stillmoor Celtic Banner | |
4th |
Kent's Tyefold Whist | |
5th |
Barr's Pepsanner Jama Coltanner | |
6th |
Young's Newoak Red Attraction |
Class A Pt 2 Judge
Barbra Peters

1st |
Munks Forever Magic its Jake | |
2nd |
Darlington's Foxfold Nymph | |
3rd |
Spruce's Dogin Rag to Riches | |
4th |
Dowd's Coreroak Golden Grace | |
5th |
Roddick's Iatka Simply a Star | |
6th |
Robinson's Phoenix od a Proper Dog |
Class A Pt 3 Judge
Keitha Thomas

1st |
Robinson's Calambray Back Chat | |
2nd |
Bradley's Pepsanner Classic of Coltreiver | |
3rd |
Cain's Splendour Spririt | |
4th |
Young's Addon to Jarysmystic | |
5th |
Kent's Tyefold Blue Lagoon | |
6th |
Herrits Dogin Master Markat |
Class A Pt 4 Judge
Nick Furnell

1st |
Kay's Marsett Rayna of Raydale | |
2nd |
Llewhellin's Forevermagic Pams Diamond | |
3rd |
Inskip's Zekabie Tertius of Corunnian | |
4th |
Hopper's Heathermead Harmony at Holtby | |
5th |
Britton's Wynbeck Easter Bonnett | |
6th |
Shields Kamarda High Spot |
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Class B Pt 1 Judge
Sheila Webster

1st |
Miller's Fofold Unexpected Edition | |
2nd |
Wellings Trimor Breffni Warrior | |
3rd |
Kendall's Colliewood Tarantella | |
4th |
Aldridge's Rockin in the Mist at Malaridge | |
5th |
Barr's Pepsanner Jama Coltanner | |
6th |
Patilla's Bordereiver Bowmor |
Class B Pt 2 Judge
Berol Wright

1st |
Butler's Gwynfair my Guy | |
2nd |
Farrow's Trimac Best and Tucker | |
3rd |
Norman's Rosmarinus Red Squirrel | |
4th |
Asplen's Kirklenz Demon Kwizmasta | |
5th |
Turner's Chalkwell Fentastic | |
6th |
Bray's Karla"s CCareless Whisper |
Class B Pt 3 Judge
Dyane Jones

1st |
Hopper's Heathermead Harmony at Holtby | |
2nd |
Marshall's Stoneymarsh | |
3rd |
Bradley's Pepsanner Classic of Coltreiver | |
4th |
Tayler's Twianlights Tally | |
5th |
Spruce's Dogin Rag to Riches | |
6th |
Parsons Delanor Jay |
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Class C Pt 1 Judge
Emma Lavender

1st |
Hughes Gwynfair Bear Necessities | |
2nd |
Aldridge's Malaridge Fantasy Island | |
3rd |
Barton's Stillmoor Magic Touch | |
4th |
Morse's Manhatton Shades of Blue | |
5th |
Jaggers Suzie Q's Micky | |
6th |
Cordwell's Twianlights Shadow Dancer |
Class C Pt 2 Judge
Carol Klug

1st |
Barton's Xandras Trap Town Rambler | |
2nd |
Aldridge's Malaridge Club Carausel | |
3rd |
Boulton's Topori Mountain Spruse | |
4th |
Taylor's Candlewind Force Nine Gale | |
5th |
Bland's Choystean Corona Australis | |
6th |
Miller's Foxfold Co-Alition |
Class C Pt 3 Judge
Mick Vessey

1st |
Bateman's Wynbeck Red Pepper | |
2nd |
Steadman's Ob Ch Nobite Defence of the Realm | |
3rd |
Hacket's Forestbeck Red Rio | |
4th |
Aarons Xpreshun of Mr Chips | |
5th |
Young's Navaho Bushbaby at Jarysmystic | |
6th |
Allday's Borderlair Taboo Too |
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Next Show Date 11th April 2010
at the
Newark and Notts Show Ground
All Classes will be Outside
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Outside Attraction (Double Handling) - Reminder To All Exhibitors, Judges And Show Organisers
(Embargoed until 27)
The attraction of exhibits from outside the ring, also known as double-handling, is prohibited under Kennel Club Regulations. Despite frequent reminders that this practice is unacceptable, it nonetheless continues in some breeds and in certain cases can even be said to have increased in recent times.
Serious safety issues arise from the sometimes frantic activity seen around some rings. This is a habit of which those members of the public visiting dog shows strongly disapprove and it can provide an extremely hostile environment for visitors to the show and for those competitors who do not indulge in the practice. In addition, the Kennel Club wishes to ensure that all canine competition is fair and that all exhibitors enjoy the highest possible standards in their hobby. Double handling does not allow all exhibitors an equal and fair chance of winning.
The Kennel Club is therefore adopting a strict approach to this activity and all exhibitors, judges and show organisers are reminded of the provisions of the Regulations in respect of double handling:
Regulation F 5
In the event of any major contravention of Kennel Club Rules and Regulations, in particular attraction from outside the ring, the Guarantors and/or such members of the Show Management to whom the Guarantors have delegated such powers may order that judging in specific classes, breeds, rings or the show be abandoned.
Regulation F (1) 17 h
The attracting of the attention of exhibits by any method from outside the ring is prohibited. It is the duty of the Judge, steward or Show Management noticing such attraction to ask that it cease.
Regulation F (1) 30 (13)
A dog may be disqualified from any award whether an objection has been lodged or not if proved to have been attracted from outside the ring whilst being judged.
To help societies police these Regulations, exhibitors, judges and show organisers should also be aware that the Kennel Club has agreed a form of escalation procedure to allow for enforcement of these provisions. The procedure is in three stages:
1. Request: If attraction is observed, firstly the judge and/or then a senior officer of the society will make a polite request for the activity to desist.
2. Warn: If the conduct is extreme, or continuing, and/or is causing disruption, then a senior officer of the society may enter the ring and suspend the class until it stops.
3. Suspend: If the attraction restarts then the exhibitors may be warned that if it continues, and a further request has to be made, then the class will be abandoned.
Where a person attracting the attention of dogs from outside the ring is an exhibitor/competitor or joint owner and is readily identified, he/she should be reported to the Kennel Club for a breach of Regulation F(1) 17h.
The abandonment of a class is clearly an outcome that benefits no-one, but it is nonetheless a necessary final step to ensure that the practice of double handling is prevented and to allow all exhibitors to compete in a fair environment. Exhibitors who see double handling taking place should report their concerns to the management of the show immediately.
Failure to prevent outside attraction using this procedure could place future show licences in jeopardy.
In addition to the responsibility of show officials to deal with this issue, judges too should recall that they are approved by the Kennel Club on the basis that they will uphold Kennel Club regulations and observe its various codes of practice for judges. It is their responsibility to play a full part in preventing double handling when they are judging. They are reminded that failure to do so may result in the Kennel Club reviewing their future status as a judge.
As you may know, the Kennel Club has for some time been concerned about a perceived increase in this activity. It is prohibited under Kennel Club Regulations and also raises serious issues of health and safety arising from the sometimes frantic activity The Kennel Club wishes to ensure that exhibitors enjoy the highest standards in their hobby and is therefore keen to help manage the issue of outside attraction. It has been working with German Shepherd Dog clubs and the 350 Breed Council to develop an The escalation procedure agreed is as follows: • Societies should provide adequate notices in the Schedule and around the ring • If attraction is observed - the show management should request the judge to make an announcement and if the attraction continues then a Senior Officer of the Society to then make a further polite request for it to cease. If the judge declines to make the requested announcement a report should be made to the Kennel Club. • If the conduct is extreme or continuing and is causing disruption then a Senior Officer of the Society is to go into the ring and suspend the class until it stops. Some element of peer pressure may then come to bear? • If the attraction restarts then exhibitors may be warned that if it continues and a further request has to be made then the class will be abandoned. • Where a person attracting the attention of dogs from outside the ring is an exhibitor/competitor or joint owner and are readily identified he/she should be reported to the Kennel Club for a breach of Regulations F(1)17.h Any Judge or exhibitor failing to comply should be reported to the Kennel Club for investigation and possible disciplinary action. The following information is to be included in Show Reports: |
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