CH Allure Hightide It’s About Me
Where some have post-Montgomery County depression, we see
MKC as the first in a series of marquee shows over the next few months, the
Kennel Club of Philadelphia, the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, the Kennel
Club of Palm Springs, the Rose City Classic, and, of course the Westminster
Kennel Club show, closely followed by the Ketuckiana Classic. As we peruse the MKC catalog we find it full
of upsets and surprises. The question
is: was it just serendipity or a portend of things to come?
While the Terriers were romping in suburban Philadelphia,
the rest of the sport was busy elsewhere.
Fanciers at the Augusta Kennel Club’s two shows in that South Carolina
town saw a Standard Poodle, from the classes, Allure Hightide It’s About Me,
post back2back BIS. On Saturday judge
James Noe chose the two year old bitch over the English Springer Spaniel, GCH CH Cerise Blindside, the Afghan Hound, GCH
CH Elmo’s Dreamboy, the RBIS, the Rottweiler, GCH CH Ishana Kerberos Guardian
Of The Way, the Smooth Fox Terrier, CH Waybroke Broxden Christian Dior, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, CH Manor House
Right as Rain, and the Puli, GCH CH Cordmaker Topsy Turvey.
GCH CH Bo-Bett Appraxin Angel
(photo by Rhonda Cassidy)
On Sunday, judge James Fredericksen would see the same
Rottweiler, Cavalier, Standard Poodle, & Puli, the Pointer, CH Solivia’s
Champagne Taste, the Whippet, GCH CH Bo-Bett Appraxin Angel, and the Glen of
Imaal Terrier, Glentyr’s Lady Isabelle At Castlerock. He would choose the Poodle as his Best and
the Whippet as his Reserve.
These are her first two BIS.
Congratulations to breeders/owners Michele Polito &
Ann Galloway, and owner J Carreli.
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