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November 2007

STUDENT BRAGS

From Alyssia Greiner:

Competing only November 3rd, at the Artful Dodgers NADAC trial in Westminster, MD, Miniature Pinscher Timmy (Sir Timothy Crimson Tide MXJ, RA, AJ, SS, SG, SR, PD1, PJ2, PK2, PG1, EAC, S-EJC, OCC, TN-E, WV-O, TG-N, N-Versatility, FMCh, CGC)  qualified in Elite Standard with a first place. At the same trial, Rat Terrier Spring (U-CH Smartypants Spring Loaded RA, CGC) qualified in Novice Tunnelers and Jumpers, both first places.

On November 10 &11, at the CCCC AKC agility trial, held in Woodbridge, VA, Border Collie Zippity (Eiz Zippity Do Da VCD2, RE, MX, MXJ, NF, MAD, SAM, GM, RM, JM, TM, NCC, FDCH-G, CGC) qualified both days in Excellent B Standard, placing first each time. Spring competed on Sunday and qualified in Novice B JWW with a first place.

On November 19th, at the Hogg Dog USDAA trial, Zippity qualified in Masters Standard with a fifth place, Masters Jumpers with a fourth  place, and she also qualified in Masters Snooker.

In the December 2007 issue of Dog Fancy there are pictures of Spring as a puppy on page 83 pouncing on a toy and with her littermates on page 82 and the pull out centerfold. She is the pup with the orange collar and brown leg looking oh so cute!

From Carolyn Gastley:

Boston Terrier Effie (Lick-Ya Ready To Rip of Slygate) earned her first conformation point at the Turkey Cluster held at the Howard County Fairgrounds over the Thanksgiving Day weekend.  She was chosen Winners Bitch and Best of Opposite under Judge Betsy Dale.

From Janet Rodgers:

Sheltie Gypsy (Sweet Gypsy Magic) earned her USDAA Performance 1 Jumpers title at the Hogg Dog Productions trial on November 19th in Millersville, MD.

From Nancy Kurkjian:

At the Talbot Kennel Club’s AKC agility trial, held in Queenstown, MD on November 3 & 4, PWD Roxie (Amigo's Brown Velvet CGC) made her debut in Novice FAST, earning a leg and a sixth place.  At the same trial, PWD Jazz (Amigo's Mars AX, AXJ, OF, CGC) earned his Open FAST title, with a first place, and also qualified in Excellent JWW to earn his seventh MXJ leg.

At the Capital City Cocker Club’s AKC agility trial, held in Woodbridge, VA, on November 10 &11, Jazz earned his eighth MXJ leg.

From Sandy Martin:

On November 4th, at the Talbot KC’s AKC agility trial in Queenstown, MD, Bedlington Terrier Emmy (CH Jewelbox Emerald RN, NA, NAJ, NAP, NJP) earned her second leg in Open Jumpers Preferred with a clean run.

On November 30th, at the Catoctin KC’s Rally Obedience trial in Point-of-Rocks, MD, Bedlington Terrier Clancy (CH Chelsea's Blues in the Night ME) earned her first leg in Rally Novice with a score of 88.

On November 10th, at the Salisbury Kennel Club’s Rally Obedience trial held in Salisbury, MD, Bedlington Terrier Rudy (CH Chelsea's Rootbeer Float RA, OA, OAJ, ME) earned the third and final leg for his Rally Advanced title with a score of 97 and second place.

From Lynn Darnell:

At the CCCC AKC agility trial, held November 10 & 11 in Woodbridge, VA, Border Terrier Wimsey (Bandersnatch Lord Peter MX, MXJ, CDX, SE, AD, EAC, EJC, NGC, TN-O, TG-O, WV-N, NADAC Novice Versatility, CGC, TDI) qualified both days in Excellent B Standard and earned 20 more MACH points. Wimsey was successfully owner-handled at this trial!

From Tracy Hirsch:

On November 4th, Border Collie Pilot (ADCH Eiz Airborne MX, AXJ) and teammates “Player” Heckleman (and Susan) and “Rhianna” Goodhart (and Deb) placed 17th out of 207 teams at the USDAA World Championships Finals in Scottsdale, Arizona.

At the BRAC USDAA trial, held in North Carolina on November 30th, Pilot and his team finished with a second place and a silver medal. In addition, Pilot earned a Grand Prix leg and a Steeplechase leg.

At the same trial, Golden Retriever Hailey (MACH 2 Golly G Catch That Comet) and her teammate “Sydney” Bicksler (and Barbara) placed second and earned a silver medal in the Performance team event.

On November 17th, Border Collie Silver (Hirsch's Hi Ho Silver MAD, OA, OAJ) earned her Master Agility Dog title at Hogg Dog USDAA trial and won the 22 inch class Steeplechase! At the BRAC trial, Silver's team placed seventh with her teammates "Siesta" Bicksler (and Barbara) and "Oreo" Pickerill (and Stephanie). Silver also earned a Steeplechase leg and a Grand Prix leg.  

From Marilyn Buford:

On November 3 & 4, at the Artful Dodgers’ NADAC trial in Westminster, MD, Beagle Shelley (UAGI Shelley Ann Buford OA, NAJ, CGC) earned her Novice Jumpers Certificate, her first leg in Novice Chances, her second leg in Novice Tunnelers (first place), her second leg in Novice Weavers (first place), and her second leg in Novice Touch and Go (first place).

On November 10 &11, at the Capital City Cocker Club's AKC agility trial in
Woodbridge, VA, Shelley earned her first Open JWW leg and she completed her Open Standard title.

INSTRUCTOR BRAGS

From Nancy Walkins:

At the Artful Dodgers NADAC trial, held on November 3 & 4 in Westminster, MD, Border Collie Lucy (Loudoun’s Lofty Lucy RN, CGC) qualified and placed first in five Proficient classes (which require a clean run under time). Lucy earned two legs in Novice Standard, one leg in Novice Jumpers, one leg in Novice Tunnelers, and one leg in Novice Touch & Go. This was Lucy’s first agility trial.

At the same trial, and competing only in four Games classes at the Proficient level, Border Collie Yaz (U-CD Silveridge Yaz CDX, RE, AD, SSA, SG, SR, OA, OAJ, NF, NCC, TG-N, TN-N, CGC, TDI) qualified and placed first both days in Novice Jumpers, with the fastest times of all height divisions, and also earned an Open level Chances leg (no placements given in this class).

At the Harrier Jump Jets flyball tournament, held in Franklin, VA on November 17 & 18, Border Collie Brie (Brie AAD, OA, OAJ, EGC, OAC, OJC, ONYX, STDs, CGC), and her Beltway Bandits Multi-Breed team “Rush Hour”, placed third in their division. Brie earned 675 points at this event and is now less than 500 points from the Flyball Dog Grand Champion title, which requires 30,000 points.

At the same tournament, Border Collie Cash (Sagehill Time is Money RA, FDCh-S, HTD1-s, HRD1-s, HTAD1-s, CGC, TDI), and his Beltway Bandits team “Speeders”, placed fourth in their Regular division. Cash earned 343 points at this event and is now 300 points from his next title, Flyball Dog Champion “Gold” (2,500 points).

Congratulations and wags to everyone!

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