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WE IMARANE R C L UB OF SA INC
NEWSLETTER
JULY - AUGUST 2007
Photos from Ingrid Matschke’s camera – we don’t now who took the ones of Ingrid!
Ingrid and Bruno
Jessie and Bryceson
Lynne with and without
Lisa
Spectators
This edition’s cover features the hero of our retrieving trial, Ingrid and Bo Matchke’s
Weimaraner, Aust Ch Besko Klass Act. Bruno saved the day for Weimaraners as he not only was the Highest Scoring Weimaraner in the Beginners Test, he also won it. Congratulations Ingrid on handling, and Bruno, on a superb effort on the day. We are all so proud of you both.
Welcome to the following new members. We hope that your time with us is not only enjoyable but also informative. Also, thank you to the breeders, Barbara Uroda and Ania Gubala of Amberys Kennels, and to Lois Richter and Claire Brown of Waldwiese Kennels, for joining these people in the Club as part of the purchase of their new puppy.
Colin & Violet Smith Amberys Princes Mia LH "Mia" Jessica Chetcuti LH "Chase" Larissa Oldenhof Amberys Harrison Ford LH "Harrison Mardi & Jason Hage Amberys Vin Diesel LH "Diesel" Jacob Hill & Kelly McIntyre Amberys Henry Th Eight "Henry" Danny & Maryanne McMahon Amberys H Nelson Rubien "Rubien" Ronaldo Magno Amberys Maximus Decimus "Maximus Jo Tock Amberys Captn A Lincoln LH “Lincoln” Bronwyn Kurtzer Amberys Captn A Tasman LH “Rossi” Jessica Chetcuti Amberys Captn M Flinders LH “Maverick” Amanda & Garth Heynen Amberys Captn J Cook LH Paddington Bear Michelle Paues Waldwiese Urban Cowboy 'Gus' Andrew & Andrea Smith Waldwiese Urban Soul 'Sam' Tina Mulder Waldwiese Urban Legend 'Floyd' Tanya Roberts Waldwiese Urban Style 'Frankee' Tracey Carey & Chys Diamond Waldwiese Ultra Chic 'Portia' Paul Wilson Waldwiese Ultra Jazz' Mark & Ursula Najar Waldwiese Urban Saffy' Hollie Brown & Ben Clark Waldwiese Vice Versa 'Bentley' Jo Blanchette Waldwiese V For Vendetta 'Conan' Kylie Christianson Waldwiese Voice Oreason 'Diva' Mark & Mary Ruta Waldwiese Vendetta Red 'Rex'
Grant Moffitt & Robyn Vast Grauhund Eagle Hunter ‘Hunter’
Club Treasurer Cathy Trinka and member Paul Wood have welcomed a new baby into their family, Waldwiese Untimate Angel, ‘Angel’; as has member from Victoria, Liz Harding who has Waldwiese Viva Havana, ‘Tiki’.
Barbara Uroda is currently enjoying an overseas holiday, she says we’ll see her back for the Royal!
Enjoy your dogs Floyd Mulder
Jessie
Office Bearers & Committee 2006 / 2007
President Mrs Ingrid Matschke 10 Sunnyside Grove, SEMAPHORE PARK SA 5019 Ph: (08) 8242 1505 Email: [email protected]
Vice President Mr Damien Hann 81 Barracks Rd, HIGHBURY SA 5089 Ph: (08) 8265 3553 Email: [email protected] Secretary Mrs Lois Richter PO Box 1503, MT BARKER SA 5251 Ph: 8391 0318 Email: [email protected] Treasurer Ms Cathy Trinka 26 Max Fatchen Drv, ANGLE VALE SA 5117 Ph: (08) 8284 7229 Email: [email protected] Committee Members
Mrs Claire Brown PO Box 1070, NAIRNE SA 5252 Ph: (08) 83880442 Email: [email protected]
Ms Gloria Rivett
810 Bridge Rd, SALISBURY EAST SA 5109 Ph: (08) 82588818 Email: [email protected]
Mr Graeme Gilbert
15 Dune Court, WEST LAKE SHORES 5020 Ph: 8242 0041 Email: [email protected]
Miss Jessie Hughes PO Box 168 Prospect SA 5082 Ph: 8344 8422 Email: [email protected]
Miss Anna Prizzi 91A Crown Tce, ROYAL PARK SA 5014 Ph: (08) 8347 0706 Email: [email protected] Life Members Mrs Lynne Webster Mrs Lois Richter Miss Jessie Hughes Former Life Members Mrs Colleen Besanko (deceased) Mrs Jill Townley (deceased) Patrons Amanda Vanstone Mr Allen Townley Breed Information Officer
Mrs Brigitte Reeh 27 St Albans Avenue, VALLEY VIEW SA 5093 Ph: (08) 8264 7195 Email: [email protected] Weimaraner Relocation Officer
Miss Anna Prizzi Ph: (08) 8347 0706
Weimaraner Club of S.A. Inc Web Site http://www.weiclubsa.com/
CLUB CALENDAR
Fun Day Saturday 11th August SACA Park: 1 – 4 pm
Championship Show Sunday 9th September 2007 Entries close 10th August
Annual Award/Trophy applications Close Friday 12th October 2007
Annual General Meeting Monday 19th November 2007
at SACA Park
Remaining
POINTSCORE DATES 2007 Sun 19/08/07 Northern Dist KC Sat 1/09/07 Gundog Club Sat 08 /09/07 Adelaide Royal Sun 09 /09/07 Weimaraner Club
POINTSCORE DATES 2008 Sun 25/11/07 All Breeds DC Sun 16/12/07 Canine Fanciers KC
Tallulah Warhurst
Hello again everyone, It’s been a cold but busy winter for me. We’ve just returned from a week in the snow and believe it or not, there was a Weimaraner roaming around having a ball in the cold conditions. Great to see. Now that our Gundog Working Test and Retrieving Trial are out the way, the next item on the agenda is the Puppy/Fun Day on 11th August at SACA Park – more details further on in the magazine. It’s really great to see some puppies around again and there’s no shortage of people wanting to cuddle them. I’m really looking forward to it. We have had a good influx of new members into the club too as a result of all the baby puppies arriving at once. It will be a really good afternoon for all ages of people and dog so make sure you keep it free and come along for some real doggy fun. After that, our next event is the Weimaraner judging at the Adelaide Royal Show. It looks like we have quite a few interstate exhibitors coming over for the event so it could be quite a showdown! It will be good to catch up with everyone again. The judging isn’t expected to be on for our breed until well after lunch on Sat 8/9/07 so if you have the day or afternoon free, see if you can pop in and watch. The day after the Royal is the Wei Club Championship Show to be held at SACA Park. It will be on during the afternoon and our judge this year is a gundog lady from WA, Natasha Ryan. So it’s going to be a very busy Wei weekend. Hope to see a few new faces out there too. There’s a feeling that spring is just around the corner …. Hooray. Until next time, keep your Weis warm and entertained. Ingrid Matschke President
Photo Ingrid’s camera
BEGINNERS TEST. Ten dogs entered the Beginners Test and it was good to see a couple of new faces amongst the handlers with their Labrador dogs.
The first run was a bird thrown at about 40 meters landing on a mud bank on the edge of a large dam. The dogs were to run through some splashy water and on to the mud bank. Only two dogs completed this run. Most dogs who marked the bird were completely confused once they came out of the splashy water. The Judge is re viewing his thoughts on putting on this run.
The second run was a mark thrown into the dam. The dogs saw the mark from behind a small bank a short way from the water. A swim of approximately 10 meters was required. Both remaining dogs completed the run.
Many of the handlers including the new starters did not have control over their dogs in the heel work and at the firing point. This unsteadiness contributed to the dogs inability to mark the bird.
1st Aust. Ch. Besko Klass Act I & B Matschke and Highest Scoring Wei in Test 60 pts Handled by Ingrid Matschke
2nd place: Cavajal Eartha Sue Dansie Lab. Retriever Bitch 52 pts
Graeme Allen The Club acknowledges and thanks Lynne and Murray Webster and Cathy Trinka for their generous donations in support of the Club’s Trial. Thanks also to our judges, property owners and Jim Duncan and Ross Bryant without whose help we couldn’t conduct the trial.
Photo: Ingrid Matschke
NOVICE STAKE
A cold and windy outlook met the 12 Novice competitors on a recent Sunday morning at Prospect Hill. The first mark for the day was cast from behind a dam wall some 60 metres uphill from the firing point with the game landing between tussocks. With a strong cross wind, most dogs cast upwind from the area of fall and those with their noses switched on, quickly located the game and returned promptly to their handlers. A number of dogs did not recognise the scent on the way out and worked too deep initially, but returned to hunt the cover and were successful in the retrieve. The second bird to retrieve was cast some 100 metres from the firing point, landing in a tussocky undulating area across a small creek. The dogs were sent from a raised area of the paddock and from behind a line of reedy clumps which most dogs tended to skirt rather than take a direct line through the cover to the bird. The terrain beyond this cover was quite open ,resulting in some dogs hunting short and checking small patches of cover throughout the area. A number of dogs marked the depth of fall well, and quickly retrieved the game, while a number who ran off line climbed a steep hill (in mountain goat fashion) to the left of the control area and short of the fall of game. Six dogs remained for the final retrieve, which was a high mark landing in a large dam around 70metres from the control point which was located in a reed bed at one end of the dam. Handlers were required to sit on a seat with their dog alongside, then stand to fire a shot which signalled the steward to cast the bird into the water. A couple of dogs were unsteady on this run, but most were prepared to face the cover and swim strongly to locate the bird and return. My winner on the day was very consistent , marked well, was steady , attentive and went about her work with style. There was some good dog work evident during the trial and I believe the potential is there to improve during the year. It was a pleasure to judge the Novice Stake and I thank my many stewards on the day for their assistance. Congratulations to Jessie, Lynne and the Weimaraner Club committee for continuing to promote the sport and encourage Novice competitors. Jeff Hann The placings were: [left to right] 1st Blackboy Page Three Jim Duncan Lab. Retriever Bitch 146 pts Judge Jeff Hann 2nd Galestorm Time Tracker Ben Kradolfer Lab. Retriever Bitch 119 pts 3rd Wrangham Ironbark CDX Barry Cummins English Springer Span. Dog 118 pts
( Club members and general public all welcome )
SATURDAY 11th AUGUST 2007
1.00 pm – 4.00 pm
SACA Park, Cromwell Road, Kilburn (South Australian Canine Association)
Entry via the main entrance.
1.00 pm start : Welcome talk – Graeme Gilbert 1.10 – 1.30 pm : Basic Obedience Demonstration - Jessie Hughes 1.30 – 1.50 pm : Grooming/nail clipping/health care - Ingrid Matschke/Cathy Trinka
1.50 - 2.10 pm : Tracking Demonstration - Claire Brown & Lois Richter 2.10 – 2.40 pm : Retrieving - “Come & Try” - Lynne Webster & Jessie Hughes
2.40 – 3.30 pm : Games Galore: Waggiest tail / Best trick / Gobble ‘n’ Go and lots more! – Judges Damien Hann & Gloria Rivett
Complimentary tea, coffee, soft drink and cake. MARK THE DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR
For any questions - Contact Lois Richter Ph. 8391 0318 Email – [email protected]
FREE GIVE - AWAYS, & PRIZES
Grooming
Although they are short coated dogs, Weimaraners do require regular grooming. They should be brushed each day with a rubber curry comb to remove dead coat and promote healthy skin. Ears need to be cleaned daily on puppies and checked weekly with adults. When cleaning ears use a tissue and be careful not to dig too deeply into the ear. Nails should be clipped fortnightly.
Exercise
Do not exercise your puppy hard until it is about twelve months old. Let him set his own pace - never force him until he is fully developed as this may cause structural damage to his bones. If you exercise your dog in a 'grass seed' area (especially areas with barley grass), always check his ears and toes for grass seeds when you leave.
House Training
A puppy must start house training as soon as he arrives home. Place your puppy outside immediately after every feed, after playing, early in the morning, late at night and after each sleep. Take him to the same spot each time, stay with him, and praise him when he obliges, then take him back inside again. Don't punish mishaps. Clean up any mess in the house with a rag or paper and spray the area with vinegar to deter him from using the same spot again.
Training Weimaraners need obedience training. Formal training with an obedience club can take place from about four months of age (provided your dog's vaccinations are complete). At an obedience club, the trainers will not train your dog for you - but will teach you how to train your dog and show you exercises you and your dog can do to develop obedience skills. However there is some elementary training that you can start as soon as your puppy has settled in. Many doggie books have sections specifically dealing with training. Probably the first essential is that your puppy should be able to walk happily on a lead. Remember though that training should be fun and that you should not expect too much from your puppy to start with. Understand that your puppy is learning all the time and it is important that he learns the right things - the behaviour that is acceptable. A puppy might look cute sitting on a lounge but, unless you are prepared to have a 35 - 40 Kg adult Weimaraner doing the same thing, then you should actively discourage this behaviour right from the start (or love it and live with it as I do!). You must set the rules and enforce them consistently. If your puppy chews something that it shouldn't (your shoes, car seats, electric cords etc.) you should not only remove the debris but should replace it with an acceptable chew toy (nyla-bone, raw hide chew etc.) to satisfy the puppy's natural desire to chew. When training, either for obedience trials or just to teach your Weimaraner "social skills" it is essential that you be consistent and that training should be positive and enjoyable. Some Vets now conduct Puppy Pre-School classes and, whilst these may be a good chance to socialize your puppy with others, remember that you are the boss. Don't let any-one or another dog upset your puppy. Enjoy your dogs Jessie Hughes
Melamine suspected of killing hundreds of US pets
02 May 2007 From New Scientist Print Edition Andy Coghlan
It has become one of the more mysterious food poisoning scandals of recent times. The first hint of something wrong came when 14 cats and a dog died after wolfing down hearty meals of "cuts in gravy" pet food. Soon thousands of pets across the US had fallen ill, most from kidney failure. All are thought to have been poisoned by a contaminant in feed imported from China. However, six weeks on from the first cases, no one can yet be sure what the poison is.
On 15 March a Canadian-based pet food manufacturer notified the US Food and Drug Administration that animals had been dying after eating its products. The following day, popular brands of pet food were withdrawn across the US while the FDA began its search for the cause.
The prime suspect for the killer ingredient is an industrial chemical called melamine, an organic base usually found in plastics and resins. The FDA has examined 210 samples of pet food and various ingredients in six field laboratories. Of those, 130 have tested positive for melamine, either in the food itself or in the wheat gluten used to thicken the gravy accompanying it. Researchers at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, have found melamine crystals in urine and kidney tissue taken from some of the dead cats.
How melamine might have got into the pet food remains controversial. The FDA says it originated in wheat gluten and rice protein concentrate imported from China that was added to the pet food by US manufacturers. American journalists have since reported that factory owners in China have admitted to routinely adding melamine to such products to boost their nitrogen content, and so make it appear that they contain more protein that they actually do. China explicitly banned this practice on 26 April, though officials dispute any suggestion that melamine from their country could have been responsible for killing America's pets.
Some of the melamine detected by the FDA could be a breakdown product of another contaminant. Cyromazine is a commonly used pesticide that is chemically similar to melamine and can be converted into melamine when fed to animals. This has led to suggestions that cyromazine residues on the wheat and rice products are responsible for the poisoning. That does not, however, explain the melamine already in the wheat and protein products sent from China.
A third suspect is cyanuric acid, a chemical that is added to swimming pools to stop light destroying chlorine too quickly and which has also been identified by the FDA in some of the pet food samples. One possibility is that the cyanuric acid was created by bacteria in the rice and wheat consignments. Klebsiella bacteria are known to be able to convert melamine into cyanuric acid, while other bacteria create it by breaking down the widely used herbicide atrazine, which could have been sprayed on wheat and rice crops grown in China. The problem with this theory is that while cyanuric acid can cause cancer in animals exposed to it long-term, swallowing a few doses should cause nothing more serious than an irritation of the gut.
So the finger of suspicion swings back to melamine, even though Chinese officials protest the chemical's innocence. They may have a point. A literature search shows that the only ill effect of melamine so far identified is its ability to cause bladder cancer in animals given large doses over long periods. What's more, this has only been observed in rats (Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, vol 5, p 294), and occurs indirectly, as crystals of the chemical seed the growth of bladder stones that then trigger the growth of tumours. Melamine has never been shown to produce the kidney damage seen in most of the affected pets in the US. For now, it seems, the cat and dog killer remains at large.
Submitted by Keith Millington
Filmstrip by CB Paid ad.
AUST GRAND CH
WALDWIESE PENTHOUSE PET CCD
Photographed from 3 months [photo Hindman] to 3 years [photographs Webster] Now qualified 4 years in a row for the Battle of the Champions with her latest Best In Show on 15th July 07 - and thanks to Mathew Smith for handling her that day to BIS. Special thanks to her handlers Liat O’Malley and Ingrid Matschke – without whose help she wouldn’t have gotten her Grand so quickly.
Qualified for State Obedience Championships 2007
Pictured from left with breeders Lois & Claire Richter, owners Loretta Daly and Jessie Hughes (handling Xena), handlers Ingrid Matschke and Liat O’Malley and owner Paul Daly. This photograph Lynne Webster, artwork Ziggy
s. Aust Ch Clayco Just Jokin (Q) ET CDX QC d. Aust Grand Ch Waldwiese Legend
Has It TD w. 15th June 2003
Updated 23.07.07
WEIMARANER CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC
PERPETUAL TROPHIES For Showing, Obedience, Retrieving, Tracking and Agility/Jumping
General Conditions: 1. Applicants must be financial members of the Weimaraner Club of S.A. Inc, at the time of gaining points. Our Constitution states that members cease to be financial if their subscriptions are not paid within 21 days after the Annual General Meeting. If applicants have not renewed their subscriptions by that time, points may only be accumulated from the date of payment. 2. All applicants must be financial members of the S.A.C.A. Inc., or the controlling body in their home state. 3. Points for these awards are granted only for competitions held within the Club financial year Oct 1st to Sept 30th) 4. Points may only be gained from competitions held in South Australia under the auspices of the S.A.C.A. Inc. 5. Members must apply to the Trophy Officer for recognition of points scored no later than Friday 12/10/07. NO LATE ENTRIES will be accepted. Applications must be accompanied by copies of the appropriate documentation, i.e. Challenge or reserve certificates, obedience place and /or score cards and retrieving place cards.
THE PERPETUAL TROPHIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Showing - The "Aust Ch Rosengarten Shazzan (N) CD CDX ET QC Memorial Trophy" Presented to the highest Challenge Point Scoring Weimaraner at Challenge Certificate level (i.e. no extra points for Best In Group or Best in Show, except at the Weimaraner Club of SA Inc. Championship Show where Best In Show will gain 25 points). Since the separation of the breed this Trophy is only available to Weimaraners.
Obedience - The "Jadas Talisman CD CDX Memorial Trophy" Scored on the basis of
Pass Plus Community Companion Dog 3 points 1st place 6 points Novice 6 points 2nd place 4 points Open 12 points 3rd place 2 points Utility 18 points Utility Dog Excellent 24 points
Sanction Trials are excluded.
Retrieving - "Aust Ch Rosengarten Shazzan (N) CD CDX ET QC Memorial Trophy"
1st place 2nd place 3rd place Novice 10 points 7 points 4 points Restricted 20 points 14 points 8 points All Age 30 points 21 points 12 points Championship 40 points 28 points 16 points
In addition, to the bonus points for placing 1st, 2nd or 3rd, points for finishing the trial to be awarded on the basis of.
Novice 2 points Restricted 4 points All Age 6 points Championship 8 points
NB The onus is on the applicant to present properly completed and signed completion cards as proof of finishing a stake
Agility & Jumping - The "Poshvwei & Silabar Trophy" Scored on the basis of
Each qualification. - 5 points In addition, for each qualification, bonus points for a placing gained.
1st placing 10 bonus points 6th placing 5 bonus points 2nd 9 7th 4 3rd 8 8th 3 4th 7 9th 2 5th 6 10th 1
However; no points gained for a placing without a qualification (e.g. a qualification in 3rd place gains 13 points)
Tracking - The "Dual Ch Waldwiese Ginja Jones ET OC Trophy" Scored on the basis of
TD tracks Pass 15 points TDX tracks Pass 20 points Bonus points for ratings:
Very Good 2 points each Excellent 5 points each NB:It is not necessary for a Weimaraner to complete a Tracking Title to win this trophy.
Updated 23.07.07
MOST VERSATILE WEIMARANER DOG & DUAL PURPOSE WEIMARANER BITCH (Donated by Grau Kennels) (Donated by Besko Kennels)
General Conditions: 1. Applications must be financial members of the Weimaraner Club of SA Inc. If annual subscriptions are unpaid by- 31st January,. points may only be scored from the date of payment. 2. All applicants must be financial members of the SACA Inc or the controlling body. 3. Points for annual awards are granted for competitions held within the Club Financial Year (Oct 1st to Sept 30th) 4. Points may only be gained from competitions held in South Australia. 5. Dogs must have points from at least TWO of the following- Field Trials, Retrieving Trials, Championship Shows, Obedience Trials, Tracking Trials or Agility Trials. Members must apply for recognition of points scored no later than Friday 12th October 2007. No late entries will be accepted. Applications must include the following: Name and Sex of Dog Name of show, trial or event Date of show, trial or event Name of Judge Placings gained Applicants name, address and signature SHOW Championship Shows Only - Minimum of 30 points Challenge 4 points Best of Breed 2 points Class in Group 2 points Best in Group 2 points Class in Show 3 points Best in Show 5 points Maximum of 18 points per show, i.e. for Junior in Group, 2 points. If also Junior in Show, 5 points all told. *Gundog Club championship Show 14 points all up Weimaraner Club Championship Show 14 points all up OBEDIENCE Sanction Trials are excluded – Minimum of 20 points PASS PLUS Community Companion Dog 3 points 1st 6 points Novice 6 points 2nd 4 points Open 12 points 3rd 2 points Utility 18 points Utility Dog Excellent 24 points RETRIEVING TRIALS Minimum of 20 points
1st 2nd 3rd Additional points for finishing the trial, awarded as below Novice 10 points 7 points 4 points 2 points Restricted 20 points l4 points 8 points 4 points All Age 30 points 21 points 12 points 6 points Championship 40 points 28 points 16 points 8 points NB: The onus is on the applicant to present properly completed and signed completion cards as proof of finishing a stake. FIELD TRIALS Minimum of 20 points
1st 2nd Novice 20 points 10 points Open 30 points 20 points Championship 40 points 30 points
** FOR RETRIEVING AND FIELD TRIALS, ADD 10 POINTS FOR EVERY CERTIFICATE OF MERIT
TRACKING TD 15 points per pass TDX 20 points per pass AGILITY & JUMPING Each Qualification equals 5 points- In addition, for each qualification, bonus points for a placing gained viz. 1st placing 10 bonus points 6th placing 5 bonus points 2nd 9 7th 4 3rd 8 8th 3 4th 7 9th 2 5th 6 10th 1 However, no points gained for a placing without a qualification (e.g. a qualification in 3rd place gains 13 points)
SHOW DOG OF THE YEAR & SHOW B1TCH OF THE YEAR (WEIMARANER & WEIMARANER LONG HAIR) General Conditions: Only those dogs owned by financial members of the Weimaraner Club of SA Inc would be eligible to compete for these trophies. Interstate members are eligible to compete in this competition. Should a lapse of membership occur, any points gained during that lapse in membership will be ineligible for inclusion in the Club competition. In the case of a dog/bitch being in joint ownership, all partners must be financial members of the Weimaraner Club of SA Inc..
The onus is on the owner of the dog/bitch to submit up to their 8 best scores. In the event of a tied score, a count back system will be used to determine the result. Points will only be counted from the nominated point score shows selected at the AGM and listed in the newsletter. Attendance at a minimum of 6 shows is required for all Pointscore Trophies . If no CC or Res CC certificate won, competitor must send in a photocopy of the page from catalogue as proof of attendance. Rationale: These trophies were introduced by the club to encourage maximum participation at the nominated Point Score shows. Method of Scoring: Challenge = 10 points Reserve Challenge = 4 points CLOSING DATE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS FOR PERPETUAL TROPHIES AND CLUB AWARDS IS FRIDAY 12th OCTOBER 2007. All applications must be in the hands of the Trophy Officer by this date. NO applications received after this date will be accepted. Applications should be forwarded to:
***** Mrs Ingrid Matschke, 10 Sunnyside Grove, Semaphore Park 5019 *****
STUD DOG REGISTER AUST GR CH WALDWIESE NDOUBT ABOUT IT TDX s. Am/Aust Gr Ch Colsidex Grauhund Just Jeans (Imp USA) d. Aust Gr Ch Divani Rumour Has It TD Lois & Claire Richter w. 27.07.01 PO Box 1503 Mt Barker SA 5251 Ph: (08) 8391 0318 AUST CH ACEWEIS SOUL SENSATION
Aceweis Kennels/M Smith s. Ch Bromhund High Fidelity Allen Ph: (08) 8322 1104 d. Ch Aceweis Lazer Portrait Cathy Ph: (08) 8261 2517 w. 23.10.03 Linda Ph: (08) 8536 8086 AUST CH GREYWEI WAY TOO SMART (AI) s: Am Ch Nanis Smart Aleck (USA) Greywei Kennels d: Bromhund Greta Garbo NRD Ph: (02) 60265352 w: 14/12/03 44 Hammer Street, Howlong NSW 2643 AUST CH BROMHUND HIGH FIDELITY S Mayhew s: Am Ch/ Aust Gr Ch Colsidex Grauhund Just Jeans (Imp USA) d: Bromhund Quixote Ph: 9689 5493 w: 1/6/02 91 Chirnside St Kingsville 3012 AM/AUST CH NANIS’ SOVEREIGN CROSS CHECK JH (IMP USA) Grauhund Kennels s. Am Ch Nanis’ Indecent Exposure JH (USA) d. Am Ch Nanis’ Jagmar Sweet Dividends CDX SH MX MXJ NSD NRD VX2 CGC HIT (USA) PO Box 132, KANGAROO GROUND VIC 3097 w. 1.07.04 Ph: (03) 97120318 AM/AUST GR CH COLSIDEX GRAUHUND JUST JEANS (IMP USA) Grauhund Kennels s. Am Ch Bremars Makers Mark (US) PO Box 132 Kangaroo d. Am Ch Sagenhaft Colsidex Whiz Kid (US) Ground VIC 3097 w. 27.07.98 Ph: (03) 9712 0318 AUST CH AMBERYS LAPIS LAZULI s. Am/Aust Ch Nani N Greydove Milenium Bug (Imp USA) d. Aust Ch Holopoint Field Ofire CD Amberys Kennels w. 03.10.01 5 Metro St Salisbury Downs SA 5108 Ph: 0438 270 480 – Ania Ph: (08) 8258 1331 – Barbara DUAL CH (T) AMBERYS DFNDR O HUMNKIND s. Gr Ch Waldwiese Ndoubt About It TD Amberys Klns / Brett & d. Ch Besko Star Attraction Tina Coventry w. 24.09.2003 Ph: (08) 8258 1331– Barbara –SA Mobile: 0414 358 600 – Brett (Vic) Email: [email protected] AUST CH AMBERYS VON ZAKOPANE s. Aust Ch Amberys Forest Promenade Amberys Kennels d. Aust Ch Besko Star Attraction w. 11.12.01 5 Metro St Salisbury Downs SA 5108 Ph: 0438 270 480 – Ania Ph: (08) 8258 1331 – Barbara AUST GR CH / DUAL CH [R] BESKO TH RED BARON s. Gr Ch Aceweis Lazer Beam Ian Besanko d. Ch Besko Kmas Kapers NRD 14 Torrens Ave Klemzig SA 5087 w. 11.11.99 Ph: (08) 8261 7954 / 0414 744341 AM/CAN CH GRAYTSKY’S SMOKIN IN HAVANA (IMP USA) S Shrigley/A Anderson s. Am/Can Ch Ashmore’s Winweim Royal Flush JH BROM (USA) d. Am Ch Graytsky’s Stella Luna BROM (USA) w. 30.01.03 RA 150 Elizabeth St, Little Swanport, Tasmania 7190 Ph: (03) 62 57 7431 Mob: 0414 277 429 Email: [email protected] Luna Brown
Tiki Harding
BREEDERS REGISTER ACEWEIS Cathy Trinka / Linda Jarvis / Allen Townley 18 Clarence Ave Klemzig SA 5087 Ph: (08) 8261 2517 Email: [email protected] Website: www.aceweis.com WALDWIESE Lois & Claire Richter PO Box 1503 Mt Barker SA 5251 Ph: (08) 8391 0318 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ozweimaraners.com BROMHUND John, Rosemary & Suzanne Mayhew 91 Chirnside St Kingsville 3012 Ph: 9689 5493 Email: [email protected] Website : www.bromhund.com GRAUHUND Carol Wright, Shellie & Jonathan Marshall PO Box 132 Kangaroo Ground Vic 3097 Ph: (03) 9712 0318 Email: [email protected] Website: www.grauhund.com AMBERYS Barbara Uroda & Ania Gubala 5 Metro St Salisbury Downs SA 5108 Ph: (08) 8258 1331 Email: [email protected] Website: www.users.bigpond.net.au/amberys GHOSTWIND RA 150 Elizabeth St, Little Swanport, Tas 7190 Ph: (03) 625 77 431 Email: [email protected] Mob: 0414 277 493 BESKO Ian Besanko 14 Torrens Ave Klemzig SA 5087 Mob: 0414 744341 Ph: (08) 8261 7954 Email: [email protected]
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SA SPORTING DOG CLUB INC 10.6.7 Miss P Suhr (N) 1st Junior Dog Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) 1st Aust Bred Dog & Res CC Aceweis Knls, Ch Aceweis Portrait O Zen 1st Open Dog, Dog CC , BOB (10) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation 1st Junior Bitch & Res CC Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot 1st Open Bitch, CC (7), R/Up BOB Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD PORT ADELAIDE KENNEL CLUB 11.6.7 Mrs S Mallia (WA) Dog CC , BOB (10) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation Res Dog Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) Bitch CC (7), R/Up BOB Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD Res CC Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot ADELAIDE KENNEL CLUB INC 23.6.7 Mr J Thompson (V) BOB (8) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation Res Dog, R/Up BOB Aceweis Knls, Ch Aceweis Portrait O Zen Bitch CC (6) Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot ADELAIDE KENNEL CLUB INC 24.6.7 Mrs J Braithwaite-Campbell (V) Res Dog, R/Up BOB Aceweis Knls, Ch Aceweis Portrait O Zen BOB (8) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation Bitch CC (6) Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD SA POULTRY & KENNEL Club INC. 14.7.7 Ms K Forrester (NT) 1st Aust Bred Dog & Res CC Aceweis Knls, Ch Aceweis Portrait O Zen 1st Open Dog, Dog CC , R/Up BOB (7) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation 1st Open Bitch, CC, BOB (8) Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD DARETON KENNEL CLUB (N) 14.7.7 Mrs D Hyde (ACT) Dog CC, BOB (8) Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) Bitch CC (7), R/Up BOB Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot SA POULTRY & KENNEL Club Inc. 15.7.7 Mrs D Patterson SA, Gen Spec Mr A Reading SA Best Exhibit In Show Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD
DARETON KENNEL CLUB (N) 15.7.7 Mr D Hyde (ACT) Dog CC, BOB (8) Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) Bitch CC (7), R/Up BOB Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot MARION KENNEL CLUB 28.7.7 Mrs G Morison (Sth Africa) BOB (9) Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation Res Dog Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) Bitch CC (7), R/Up BOB Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD Res Bitch Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot MARION KENNEL CLUB 29.7.7 Ms E Gonzales (Mexica) Best Exhibit In Show Aceweis Knls/M Smith, Ch Aceweis Soul Sensation Res Dog Hughes/Daly/Richter/Ghostwind, Ghostwind Music Man (AI) Bitch CC (7), R/Up BOB Hughes/Daly, Gr Ch Waldwiese Penthouse Pet CCD Res Bitch Waldwiese Knls, Waldwiese So Dam Hot TRACKING DOG CLUB OF SA INC 29.7.7 Track 5 & TDX Title - Good Rating Waldwiese Knls, Gr Ch Waldwiese Legend Has It TD Track 4 - Very Good Rating Waldwiese Knls, Ch Waldwiese Reason Tbelieve TD
Waldwiese Knls, Gr Ch Waldwiese Legend Has It TDX
If undeliverable please return to: Weimaraner Club of SA Inc. PO Box 1503, Mt Barker SA 5251.
Weimaraner Club Of S.A. Inc. Championship Show
Sunday 09/09/07
S.A.C.A Park 1pm
JUDGE : Ms Natasha Ryan (WA) STEWARD: Mrs M Lowden ENTRIES TO: Mrs L Richter, PO Box 1503, MT BARKER SA 5251 CONTACT Tel: 8391 0318 : 0408 0808 76 SACA REP: Miss J Hughes SHOW MANAGER: Mr D Hann
ENTRIES CLOSE: 10/08/07 CLASSES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 10A, 11A SPECIAL CLASSES TO BE JUDGED AFTER GENERAL SPECIALS:
12. Parade Of Veterans. 13. Best Headed Dog. 14. Best Headed Bitch. ENTRY FEES: Members $8.00 Non-members $10.00 Special Classes $2.00 (Enter on the day) CATALOGUES: Free to all exhibitors (Full Breeding please)
Advertising $15.00 / page print ready. $20 /page if layout required. MEMBERSHIP: Single $20.00 Double/Kennel $25.00 Pensioner $18.00
Financial Year 01/10/06 to 30/09/07 ORDER OF JUDGING: Weimaraners Classes 1 –11A, Weimaraner Long Coats 1 –11A, General Specials, 12 Parade Of Veterans (Please supply brief resume with entry), Special Classes 13,14, TROPHIES and SASHES: Open To all Best Exhibit In Show, Runner Up Best in Show, Baby, Minor, Puppy, Junior, Intermediate, Australian Bred & Open In Show SASHES ONLY: 1st Place only Special Classes
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