GCH CH Szumeria’s Wildwood Silver Six Pence CGC
(photo by Derek Glas)
The last of the family visitors have left and we can return
to our keyboard and loose ourselves in our backlog of show reports. We start with the results from the Rolla
Missouri Kennel Club, the Spirit of the Heartland Kennel Club, and the Jefferson
County Kennel Club of Missouri shows May 1st through 3rd
at Purina Farms in Grey Summit MO outside of St Louis.
GCH CH Flessner’s International S’Cess
(photo by Michael McGuire)
The RMKC was first up on Friday and they put judge Loraine
Boutwell in the final ring with the English Springer Spaniel, GCH CH Cerise
Blindside, the Bloodhound, GCH CH Flessner’s International S’Cess, the Kuvasz,
GCH CH Szumeria’s Wildwood Silver Six Pence CGC, the Border Terrier, GCH CH
Meadowlake Pants on Fire, the Affenpinscher, GCH CH Yarrow’s Tiarra From
Schwestrn, the Dalmatian, GCH CH Merry Go Round, and the Old English Sheepdog,
GCH CH Lambluv’s Sultry Sensation.
She chose the Kuvasz, Tanner, as her Best In Show and the
Bloodhound, Nathan , as her Reserve. We have
not seen Tanner, the winningest Kuvasz, in AKC history with 55 career BIS,
since 2013. Six year old Tanner was
shown to the win by breeder/owner Lynn Brady.
Congratulations to Lynn, breeder/owner Constance Townsend, co-breeders Bea
& Clay Page, and owners Mercedes Vila & Claudia Muir.
GCH CH Careva's Boodelicious
The Bloodhound, Nathan, the Border Terrier, Cinder, and the
OES, Andrew would all return to the final ring at Saturday’s SHKC show. Joining them were the Golden Retriever, GCH
CH Forever’s All Jacked Up CGC, the Standard Schnauzer, GCH CH Katon's Eye Of
The Tiger V Morgenwald, the Pug, GCH CH Careva's Boodelicious, and the French
Bulldog, GCH CH Qazara Ti Amo.
GCH CH Lambluv’s Sultry Sensation
Judge Tim Catterson’s BIS was the Pug, Buddha, and his RBIS
was the OES, Andrew. It was the first of
the year for Buddha in trips to the final ring.
Congratulations to breeder/owner Patt Kolesar-Stoltz, co-breeders Patti
Nash & Michelle MacRae, owners Mary Henricks & Rick Stoltz, and handler
Erin Henlon-Hall.
GCH CH Derby’s Toast with Gusto
Judge James White would close it on Sunday for the
JCKCM. His seven options were the German
Shorthaired Pointer, GCH CH Ehrenvogel Achy Breaky Heart, the Petit Basset
Griffon Vendeen, GCH CH Jus Strike It Rich, the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, GCH
CH Derby’s Toast with Gusto, the Border Terrier, Cinder, the Papillon, GCH CH Fenice
Le Beaudreaux, the Bulldog, GCH CH Dowat’s the Gladiator, and the OES, Andrew.
GCH CH Meadowlake Pants on Fire
(photo by Infocusbymiguel)
Best went to the Swiss, Gus, and Reserve to Cinder, the
Border Terrier. Gus is the country’s
Number Eight Working Dog with four BIS in 29 final appearances this year.
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