GCH CH Derby's Toast with Gusto
Texas is a big state, bigger than most European countries,
big enough to have shows in two locations in one weekend. Texans started the month choosing between the
San Jacinto Kennel Club’s two shows in
Crosby, 25 miles northeast of Houston, or a weekend with the Big Spring
Kennel Club in their hometown, 300 miles due west of Dallas.
Seven who opted to visit Anne Bolus’ final Saturday in
Crosby were the Clumber Spaniel, GCH CH Clussexx Collaboration with Traddles,
the Afghan Hound, GCH CH Maya's
Mockingbird, the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, GCH CH Derby's Toast with Gusto,
the Lakeland Terrier, CH Hi-Kel Terrydale Fortune Forward, the Pug, Sweetbriar
Boo-Koo Bucks, the Standard Poodle, Firenzes Fascinating Allure, and the German
Shepherd Dog, GCH CH Karizma’s Ike of Edale.
The two she liked were the Greater Swiss, Gus, and the GSD,
Ike. We don’t get to see too many BIS
winning Great Swiss Mountain Dogs, but Gus already has four all breed Bests to
his credit this year.
GCH CH Karizma’s Ike of Edale
Sunday Gus, Ike, and the Clumber, Seymour, would all be back
to plead their case with judge Houston Clark.
They were joined by the Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, CH M&M's Fear
The Beard, the Miniature Schnauzer, GCH CH Rockyhill Icees Raisin' The Bar, the
Maltese, GCH CH Rhapsody N Cherub's Oh So Henry, and the Bulldog, Ancrum's
Magic Man.
GCH CH Clussexx Collaboration with Traddles
(Photo by Kayla Bertagnolli courtesy of Best In Show Daily)
Judge Clark would like the Ike and Seymour as his Best and
Reserve. It’s the first this year for
Ike and handler Pat Quinn.
Congratulations to Pat, breeders Iza Kabiska & Carlos Arguibau, and
owners Pamela Buckles, Pam Stern & Stuart & Sharon Birch & Jim
& Sheree Moses
CH Sayo's Jai Ho
Her Best would be the Smooth Fox, Tessa, while the Mini
Poodle would pick up the Reserve. It’s
the fourth of the year for Tessa.
Sunday judge Michelle Billings would choose the same two,
though she would give the BIS to the Poodle, and the Reserve to the Smooth Fox,
Tessa. Waiting in the wings were the
above named Pointer, the Basenji, GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr's Hallelujah Makes A
Joyful Noise, the Leonburger, Kalahari's Call To Attention, the Papillon, GCH
CH Involvo The King of Pop, and the Shetland Sheepdog, Shone Lil Acre All That
Glitz.
It was the first for the two year old multi-titled bitch. Congratulations to breeder/owner/handler/ Joannn Neal.
GCH CH Aubrey’s Tails of Mystery
The following weekend everyone headed for the state capital, Austin, for the Austin Kennel Club’s two shows. Robert Shreve closed Saturday with the Golden Retriever, GCH CH Scion Another Won, the Basset Hound, CH Kelmic's Anjo Pepper of Bugle Boy, the Greater Swiss, Gus, the Smooth Fox Terrier, Tessa, the Pomeranian, GCH CH Oakrose High N' Mighty, the Miniature Poodle, GCH CH Alegria History In The Making, and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, GCH CH Aubrey’s Tails of Mystery.
His Best was the Corgi, Libby, and his Reserve was the Greater
Swiss, Gus. It was the fourth of the
year for Libby.
CH Jokar's N Happy Tail's Fergalicious
(Photo by Lynda Beam)
Sunday BIS judge Kimberly Meredith-Cavanna would consider
the same Golden, the Rhodesian Ridgeback, CH Vyrtuous Nobu, the Boxer, CH
Jokar's N Happy Tail's Fergalicious, the Scottish Terrier, GCH CH Kelwyn's
History In The Making, the Long Coat Chihuahua, Stonehill Move It Move It At
CeeGee’s, the Bichon Frise, GCH CH Saks Winning Card, and the Corgi, Libby.
She would choose the Boxer, Fergie, as her BIS and the
Golden, Tally as her RBIS. It’s the
first for the 20 month old ingénue. Congratulations
to breeders Carrie Cole & Amy C. Bieri, owners Mary Frances Burleson, Amy Bieri,
& Marci Bell, and handler Lori McClain Ferguson.
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