NDTA 2008 Zone 3

NDTA 2008 and Zone 3 cordially welcome you to the National Dog Training Assembly F e i l d i n g 24–27 October 2008

proudly sponsored by Map of Venue Contents

Welcome 3 AGILITY 71

Map of venue 2 Agility Judges’ Profiles 72

Programme and timetable 4 Competitors in number order 75

Officers 6 Running Order Saturday 94 Running Order Sunday 101 General Information 7 Running Order Monday 103 Acknowledgements 11 Results 106 zones of old 13 PAWS’N’MUSIC 109 A Little History 14 Programme 111 Historic Zones Map 16

Individual Perpetual Trophies 17 INTERZONE COMPETITION 113 Team Profiles 114 OBEDIENCE 19 Judges 127 Obedience Judges’ Profiles 21 Rules For Supporters Trophy 127 CD Trial entries 23 Event entrants and results 128 Obedience entries 24 Scoresheet 138 YKC Obedience entries 43

Results 61 REGISTRATIONS 139

WORKING TRIALS 65 Information 66 Working Trial Judges’ Profiles 67 UD Trial entries 68 WD Trial entries 68 TD Trial entries 69

Results 69

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Welcome

On behalf of the Executive Council of the New Zealand Kennel Club I welcome you all to the 2008 National Dog Training Assembly. Nestle Purina PetCare are again the principal sponsor for this event and we extend to them our sincerest appreciation for their continued participation and support. We extend a warm welcome to all our Judges across all disciplines. The event this year has been in the planning stages for many months and our sincerest appreciation is extended to Zone Three, the Organising Committee and all those who have volunteered their time and services to make this the success it will undoubtedly be. Manfield Park, Feilding is a magnificent venue to hold our premier training event of the year and we are fortunate in securing it. To the many competitors who have travelled the length and breadth of the Country to be here, we extend our special appreciation. Over the next three days many hours of competition lay before us and I take this opportunity of wishing all competitors in all disciplines the very best of luck.

John Perfect President New Zealand Kennel Club

On behalf of the NDTA 2008 committee I would like to welcome you to the old Zone 3 and to Feilding in the new Manfeild Park complex. Our theme for this year is Zones of Old. I hope it will bring back lots of memories of NDOA/NDTA’s of the past. It may even be nostalgic for quite a few of you to see how the years have changed us! We have an amazing number of entries in all disciplines this year which will make this a busy weekend for everyone. We have a full schedule of the regular events, Obedience, Agility, Trials & Heel Work to Music. We have also included the YKC Obedience, YKC Agility, Rally O and Agility Games. There really is something for everyone young and old, dogs large and small, to participate in. This year we have organised the agility to be run indoors and the obedience outside on the Monday so we can all share in the good, and bad, weather that may fall upon us. The committee has organised all the inter Zone competitions to be held together indoors on Sunday. Obedience, Agility and some of the Trials will be conducted throughout the day. This will enable everyone to come and support your old zone and give your team lots of support. This weekend would not be possible without the enormous amount of work, effort and time put in by the committee. They have done an amazing job putting this event together, thank you all for your great work. We wish everyone a happy, enjoyable and safe time at Manfeild. Robyn How Chairperson NDTA 2008

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Timetable

Please note that the times stated below are estimated only and it is the responsibility of competitors to check them as the weekend progresses.

Friday 24 October 8.00 am Trials commence 11.00 am Flygility commences 12.00 noon Entries taken for Friday Snookers, Gamblers and Rally O 1.00 pm Registrations open Snookers, Gamblers, Rally O commence 2.00 pm CD Trial begins indoors 3:30 pm Test C, Novice 1 and 2 commence indoors 5.00 pm Trials judges’ meeting; Agility judges’ meeting 6.00 pm Zone Team photos 7:00 pm Official welcome; selection of Obedience Interzone judges Saturday 25 October 7.30 am Morning Agility courses walked and judges introduced 7.45 am Obedience courses walked 8.00 am Obedience Tests commence Jumpers Pairs Grades B & C commence followed by Jumpers Pairs Grade A Gamblers (all grades) commences Working Trials UD agility commences 9.00 am Snooker (all grades) commences 10.00 am YKC Give it a Go Obedience Beginners outside 10.30 am Presentations for agility games 11.00 am YKC Agility – Beginners and Experienced 12.00 pm Introduce Agility judges and walk courses 12.30 pm Novice 1 and Intermediate 1 begin 1.00 pm Starters 1 and Senior 1 begin YKC Official Obedience in first available ring 2.00 pm ADX Advanced commences Obedience prize giving and Trials prize giving after Test C completion 5.00 pm Agility presentations 6.00 pm Agility Interzone Teams practice indoors (30 minutes) 7.00 pm Heelwork to Music competition

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding SUNDAY 26 October 8.00 am Introduce judges and walk courses 8.30 am Teams parade indoors 9.00 am Obedience Team Competition commences indoors Novice 2 and Intermediate 2 commence 9.30 am Starters 2, Senior 2 and AD commence 11.30 am Working Trials team event 12.30 am Obedience B and C 2.00 pm Agility presentations 3:00 pm Agility Team Competition commences indoors 5.00 pm Presentation of Team Cups and Supporters’ Trophy indoors 6.30 pm Doors open for “Zones of Old” function 7:30 pm Dinner served at “Zones of Old” function monday 27 October 7.30 am Morning Agility courses walked and judges introduced Obedience Tests commence 8.00 am Novice 3 and Intermediate 3 commence 8.30 am Starters 3 and Senior 3 commence 9.00 am Agility Interclub Teams Relay commences 12.00 pm Obedience Presentations on completion of tests 12.30 pm Agility presentations 1.30 pm Agility Finals commence 3.30 pm Presentations for Agility Finals 4.00 pm Final Presentations for Obedience 5.00 pm Farewell

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Oﬃcers

NDTA 2008 Organising Committee Chairperson Robyn How Secretary Cheryl Dixon Funding Manager Meg Hansford Obedience Manager Norm Claude/Tony Martin Agility Manager Peter de Wit Assistant Agility Manager Karen de Wit Treasurer Geoff Collins Trials Manager Rosemary Cleator Catalogue, Advertising Linda Guinness Trophy Steward June Rippon Entertainment Tanya Shand Camping Lyn Sayers/Peter de Wit Paws’n’Music Kate Winters/Tony Adamson

Other personnel Commentator/MC Stephen Harris Sponsorship Dennis Rodgers Agility Ring Managers Mike Butler, Fiona Hodgson, Karen deWit, Sharon Wagener, Elaine Herve, Mark Barrett, Polly Catlin-Maybury, Debbie Paterson, Shane McGhie YKC Agility Nevenka Paterson YKC Obedience Karen Sadler All the many people from Zone 3 clubs who are helping in so many ways.

Disputes Committee Rosemary Cleator, Lyn Sayers, Karen de Wit, Norm Claude Any dispute or complaint must be brought to the attention of the show managers before the commencement of the prizing giving relating to the test or class in dispute.

Vet on call

Totally Vets Manawatu, 43 Manchester Street, Feilding 24 hour emergency service. Phone 0-6-323 6161 Open this Friday 8.00 am–5.00 pm and Saturday 9.00 am-2.00 pm

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding General Information • Gates to the venue will be closed and indoors • When dogs are off-lead they must be directly will be closed and alarmed by 9 pm and no and visually attended at all times. cars will be admitted outside this time (except • Please show courtesy in the warm-up ring. Do for Saturday evening when this will happen at not stand talking or walk through the warm the conclusion of Heelwork to Music). up area unnecessarily with dogs (either on or • Please remember that members of the public off lead). are present; do not tie dogs up unattended. • Muzzle any dogs which have given or may • Please clean up after your dog immediately. give cause for concern in terms of biting other • This event will be open to spectators free dogs or people. of charge. This means strangers could be • Do not throw toys for your dog in congested walking through the venue throughout the areas or into a group of unknown dogs. day so competitors are advised to keep their dogs and valuables secure at all times. Catering • NO parking on the grass anywhere at Catering will be available throughout the event. Manfeild Park. All cars must be parked in the There will be cooked breakfast available from car parks. 7 pm for a cost of $10. • Campers must be parked on the ring road or Parking as close to is as practicable. Ample parking is available. Official parks may • Day tents, including ropes, must be a mini not be used by others, even temporarily. mum of 5m from the Agility rings. • It is your responsibility to control your dog(s) Stalls at all times. We have a number of stalls in attendance so • Ensure that at all times your dogs are either please take time to visit these and support them. contained in a crate/vehicle or trailer or on lead unless toileting them or warming up. Photographer • Do not stake or tie out and leave unattended Our official photographer is Kirk O’Donoghue any dog in any position on the competition of KODE Photography. He will be taking photos grounds where it is able to lunge out at dogs of prizegivings, and also throughout the day, of or people. dogs competing, or portraits by request. Photos • Pay attention to your dog while walking them will be available for viewing and/or purchase on lead and keep the lead short enough to from a stand at the venue or from Kirk’s ordering prevent them causing problems for people/ website www.snowdrops.co.nz other dogs passing.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Obedience Information • Competitors must report to their assembly • Teams with dogs competing on Friday must steward at least 15 minutes prior to competing. be in before Friday judging commences, all It is the competitor’s responsibility to report other teams must be in prior to Saturday any possible clashes to the Assembly Steward judging commencing. responsible for that ring. • No dog or handler may compete in more than • All tea and lunch breaks will be announced one team. on the day and displayed on test boards. • Every dog and handler entered must compete • A practise ring will be available. in every exercise in each test for which it is • In case of any dispute please refer this nominated for the team. initially to the Obedience Manager who will • If a dog is withdrawn from any part of the test endeavour to resolve your problem or refer the whole team is disqualified. you to the appropriate person. Scoring Inter-Club Obedience Points will be allocated to each handler according Open for competition by dogs entered in the to their placings in the nominated test i.e. 1st = Friday/Saturday Championship Obedience Tests. 1 point 2nd = 2 points etc. The points gained by Any club registered as an Obedience Society may each of the three handlers are added to form a compete for the trophy. team total. The winning team is the team with the lowest total points. In the event of a tie, the Teams team with the highest overall percentage of total • A team shall comprise three handlers and points in each test will be declared the winner. dogs competing in three different tests.

Agility Information Ring Policies co-operate with re-scheduling your run but • All course walking to be done prior to com this must be done in a courteous and timely petition commencing Please be courteous to manner. You must not change the “order” in your fellow competitors. You are all in the which you run multiple dogs. same situation. • Should you be eliminated you may continue • Please report to the call steward at least five your run until the Standard Course Time. dogs before you are due to run. The call When “TIME” is called please leave the ring stewards have been instructed to have three immediately. dogs in the assembly area at all times. • The two whistle rule will apply in AD and • If you are not present three dogs before you ADX are due to run, your number will be placed to • Should your dog fault, in the interests of other the end of your height group. If you have not competitors please do not turn your run into presented yourself by the end of your height a drawn out training session. group you will be scratched. • No training in the rings at any time. Use the • Once heights have been changed they will practice ring. not be changed back. • Two Judges breaks will be scheduled during • It is the handler’s responsibility to ensure Starters/Novice and Intermediate courses; clashes do not occur. Agility call stewards will one break during Senior.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Agility General Start/Finish Safety • Results will be posted at the completion of • Assembly Area: An additional area adjoining an event. After 15minutes on display these the ring that accommodates the dog which is results will be deemed as final. next to run and separately, the dog which has • Scratching of a dog must notified to the just finished. Agility Manager. • Toys: The carrying and use of toys and food • Handlers must notify the Agility Manager is permitted in the assembly areas, but they in writing of any change in handler before must not be left there. running. If you do not, any clear rounds will • No toys or food are permitted in the ring. be printed as listed in the catalogue. • Handlers will enter the ring with their dog on • ClearOn Round certificates Paws for those who are not a lead, via the start assembly. The start of each placed will be available for collection at the course will be in the general area of the start completionAgility of the event from Equipment the results tent. assembly area. • At the end of a run, handlers must put the AgilityOn Paws Gam Agilityes Equipment is owned and operated by Jason Hughes and Mel Mankelow. We both compete with our three dogs Bailey, Indilead and back Breeze on the in dog Agility in andthe finish can be assembly • Gradesoften B foundand C some will where compete around on the the North same Island mostarea weekends before competing.leaving. course in the agility games Snooker, Gamblers and JumpersWe manufacture Pairs. There good quality are separate light weight awards Agi lity equipment that is easy to move around. for each grade. We sell light weight Aluminium contact gear which is very light, sturdy and easy to move around the rings, all our gear comes rubber call chipped to your colour choices. We can add detail to the contact steward gear such as sponsors names or logos. exit Our hoop jump is our own design and has been ENTRY queuing area made toa comessistant apart if the dog does not negotiate it correctly. The framescrim er of the hoop jump isexi t area assembly area constructed from lightweight steel in a galvanised finish meaning no rust or painting required. The framework of the jumps comes apart into three lead runner separate pieces making for easy flat storage.

start area finish area

Our weaves are made out of metal and come in a galvanised finish. They come complete with poles and pegs; you can either have 20mm diameter poles which fit inside the bases or 30mm diameter poles which fit over the bases.

The weaves come in three equal pieces with the middle piece being interchangeable to afford any problems, they join together On Paws with an over lapping joint

AgilityAll of our equipment Equipment is made to the New Zealand Kennel Club Agility Regulations. On Paws Agility EquipmentWe are is ownedhere atand the ope NDTArated by thisJason weekend. Hughes and Mel Mankelow. We both compete with our three dogs Bailey, Indi and Breeze in Agility and can be often found Comesome where and around have thea chat North to Island us about most weekends our Agility competing. equipment.

We manufacturewww.onpawsagility.com good quality light [email protected] Agility equipment that is easy to 07 move 323 around. 7239

We sell lightNDTA weight 2008 Aluminium • Zone 3c ontact• Feilding gear which is very light, sturdy and easy to move around the rings, all our gear comes rubber chipped to your colour choices. We can add detail to the contact gear such as sponsors names or logos.

Our hoop jump is our own design and has been made to come apart if the dog does not negotiate it correctly. The frame of the hoop jump is constructed from lightweight steel in a galvanised finish meaning no rust or painting required. The framework of the jumps comes apart into three separate pieces making for easy flat storage.

The weaves come in three equal pieces with the middle piece being interchangeable to afford any problems, they join together with an over lapping joint

All of our equipment is made to the New Zealand Kennel Club Agility Regulations. We are here at the NDTA this weekend. Come and have a chat to us about our Agility equipment. www.onpawsagility.com [email protected] 07 323 7239 Saturday

Ring 1 White Ring 2 green Gamblers Grades B & C Sallie Remon Snooker A Allan Rohde Novice 1 Allan Rohde ADX Sallie Remon Ring 3 gold Ring 4 Blue Snooker Grades B & C Danny Gotlieb Gamblers A Peter Dynan Intermediate 1 Robyn Fargher YKC Agility Noeline Wagener Senior 1 Peter Dynan Ring 5 red Jumpers Pairs Grades B & C Libby Ellery Jumpers Pairs Grade A Libby Ellery Starters 1 Danny Gotlieb

Sunday

Ring 1 White Ring 2 green Novice 2 Peter Dynan AD Libby Ellery Ring 3 gold Ring 4 Blue Intermediate 2 Danny Gotlieb Senior 2 Allan Rohde Ring 5 red indoors Starters 2 Robyn Fargher Interzone Teams Peter Dynan monday

Ring 1 White (Indoors) Ring 2 green (Indoors) Novice 3 Robyn Fargher Interclub Relay Allan Rohde Agility Finals Peter Dynan Ring 3 gold (Indoors) Ring 4 Blue Intermediate 3 Sallie Remon Senior 3 LIbby Ellery Agility Finals Peter Dynan Ring 5 red Starters 3 Noeline Wagener

10 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Acknowledgements

The Zone 3 National Dog Training Assembly Committee 2008 extends sincere thanks to all who have generously supported this event, in particular ... Wellington Canine Obedience Club Wairarapa Dog Obedience Club Inc. Hawera Dog Training Association Horowhenua Obedience Dog Training Club Kapiti Dog Training Inc. Titahi Bay Canine Obedience Club

Pro Plan for hundreds of bags of product and miscellaneous items L J Hooker Levin for the use of their marquee

Ribbons Plus Limited

First National

Manawatu District Council

Totally Vets Feilding

On Paws, Kawerau

Heatrite, Palmerston North

Paper Source Ltd Destination Manawatu

Tony’s Tyre Service

Back on Track TRC Toyota, Feilding

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 11 Agility

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 71 agility

Agility Judges allan rohde dannie gotlieb My involvement in dog sports My name is Danny Gotlieb and began at the Wairarapa Dog I hale from the Lower North Obedience Club in 1992. After Island from Lower Hutt City, a very brief stint with obedience where I have been a resident for I started agility which I found the past 35 years. My background exciting. In 2000 I became a is nearly 20 years in the joinery judge and in 2001 we moved production industry. I currently north joining the Counties Dog work as a contracts coordinator Training Club. Over the past for one of New Zealand’s leading fifteen years my involvement commercial security and fire door manufacturers based in in the sport has included periods as President, Committee Lower Hutt. member, Instructor and Club Delegate for both the My interest in dog sport started back in 1992 with the Wairarapa and Counties clubs and I have recently taken introduction to the sport of dog obedience with my partners on the role of Treasurer for Counties. My other passion Labrador Cross (Tessa), initially it was my partner that is flygility and for the past five years I have been Secretary/ decided to train at the local club, Avalon Canine Obedience Treasurer of the NZFDA as well as Flygility Coordinator Club, to do some basic obedience training for the family pet. for NALA. However, things progressed to competing in the obedience ring with a handed down-me-dog whilst my wife purchased ROBYN FARGHER our second dog (our first Sheltie) to compete with. After a few years of successful obedience competition I have always been a dog lover Agility seemed like another sport that was attracting people but I had never seen agility from the obedience circles and I decided to give it a go. My until Daryl Hogg and Sarah Labrador proved to be a stubborn dog to compete with and Mackenzie came around my after a few frustrating years I decided try my luck with a basic obedience class looking new addition, my own Sheltie called Tyla (Ty Canyol of for people interested in learning Glenfox ADX Gold) whom I successfully trained with the agility. The first dog I tried to help of Zone Three Dog Agility Club. What a delight this train didn’t like agility and never boy was to compete with in both the Agility and Obedience competed but it did give me the circles and I have had great success into Senior Level with bug and I trained Jacki (a mini- him gaining ADX Gold and Senior challenges, I have just sized soft-coated wheaten cross). Our first competitive run retired him at 11 years of age much to his disgust. Our third achieved a ribbon and I became an addict. Sheltie, Tui (Glenfox Simply Magic), is competing in the I have since trained and competed with a variety of arena at present with reasonable success at Novice Level. I dogs with varying degrees of success. I have qualified three am currently a member of the Upper Hutt Dog Training dogs to senior level, Mac, Blue and Gypsy. I am currently Club and enjoy numerous shows with my extended family competing with four dogs across three heights and four and the addition of our two children who enjoy the agility classes. They are part of a pack of seven, retired Jacki and scene also. two still too young to compete. One advantage of running I guess the thought of becoming a judge came from a range of dogs is that at least one will normally have a good wanting to give back something to the sport that has been day provided I manage to give them the correct directions. good to me. I really enjoy the friendships that I have made We travel to over 20 shows a year, covering over 10,000 through contacts in the dog world and I look forward to kilometres a year with my motorhome and dog trailer. seeing some superbly trained dogs competing in shows that Agility for me is my reason for going to work. The I have been privileged enough to judge for. enjoyment I get from agility is the reason I put in the effort Agility is a great sport to compete in and Judge as well and to train and exercise my dogs and it is obvious that they I look forward to meeting many more fellow competitors enjoy agility as well. It’s great to be a part of a sport that the out on there on the field. dogs can enjoy as much as we do.

72 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

NOELINE WAGENER PETER DYNAN I have been involved in the My name is Peter but I am dog world for nearly 40 years. more commonly known as PJ I bought my first Miniature and here is some background Poodle in 1970 and have had information about me. poodles ever since. I took my For some 37 years I have first poodle along to domestic been employed as an Air Traffic obedience just to learn to sit, stay Controller with most of that and walk with me. I got bitten time being in South Australia. by the bug and began competing For the last 15 years I have worked in the Control Tower at in the early 70’s. After losing this bitch I tried my hand at Adelaide Airport which has approximately 100,000 aircraft Breed Showing. Oh the hours of work even before you movements a year. By the time I arrive in NZ I will have stepped into the ring! Still I made up 3 champions. Then it retired and hopefully will have removed some of the residue was back to Obedience and on to Agility in 1998. So many of all that shift work. things to learn! Such great seminars I attended. Many great My involvement with dogs came about after purchasing moments to savour. I was keen enough to participate at all my first dog, a Doberman named Baron. The breeder levels of club activities and then went on to sit my judges suggested that it would ‘a good idea’ for the dog and me exam. I thank all those senior judges who have helped and to do some obedience. Not long after starting my training advised my over the years. at the South Australian Obedience Dog Club in 1979 I I have judged from North to South and lots of in between was asked if I would instruct. I did so for about 16 years as clubs. I like to have flowing courses that suit the level of well as being on the Committee and twice being the Chief competition. In the higher classes I expect a good degree of Instructor. The judging ‘bug’ bit me and by 1987 I was a handling skills. Handing ribbons to the prize winners is a ‘Full’ Panel Obedience Judge. In about 1989 the sport of wonderful job. Agility began and as there were no judges, the Australian I extend best wishes to all competitors and hope that you National Kennel Control allowed Obedience judges on enjoy your weekend. application and some training to become Agility judges. Since then I have judged at four Nationals, Adelaide (2001 LIBBY ELLERY and 2007), ACT (2004) and WA (2005). I started competing in agility in I have been a member of the South Australian Canine the good old days when agility Association Council (the Governing body for dogs in SA) consisted of Starters and Open since 2002. I have been involved in the management side classes and was usually held after of Agility in SA since the late 90’s. I became the Chair an obedience show. of the Agility Advisory Committee (responsible for the I got hooked immediately management of Agility in SA) in 2003. Australia upgrades and after competing for about their Agility/Jumping/Games rules every five years and a year thought I’d like to give this occurred during 2005 and my role was the chief SA something back to this awesome representative. sport, so sat the judges’ exam. I am hopeful in the future that competitions between I’ve been judging for about 18 our two countries can become a regular event. It would years and still love it. I haven’t be advantageous if this competition were to proceed if our competed much for a while but rules were somewhat compatible. I am quite sure that Lyn recently got given a wonderful and the NZ ‘crew’ have told of the fun and enjoyment they little rehome (something?) so had in Australia. None of the competitors seemed to have am looking forward to running any difficulty in adjusting to our rules in Agility, Jumping a dog again soon. or Games. By the way they were a credit to NZ Agility even I’ve been lucky enough to if only a ‘little’ crazy. have been invited to judge at I look forward to judging in NZ and to meet many of many clubs around New Zealand and have made some you and also see first hand the standard of Agility in NZ. great friends along the way.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 73 agility

SALLIE REMON I became involved in dog com to varying degrees of success! I then met Paul and after petition as a young child. First having our three children decided that we could find a of all, I would tag along when better quality of life for our family in New Zealand. my Mum took our rather We arrived here just over 4 years ago and planned to badly behaved Rough Collie to do lots of things that didn’t involve Agility. We made a obedience classes (I was later to promise that we would just compete in Agility for fun and take over her training and still wouldn’t get as involved as we had in the UK, wouldn’t bear the scars to prove it). I was judge, wouldn’t instruct and definitely wouldn’t get roped completely in awe of the instructors Border Collie and into being on any dog club committees. how it would do anything she asked. I immediately started Well here we are, I did actually stand down after two and putting top of every Birthday and Christmas list a Border a half years on the TCTC committee but am instructing Collie Puppy. both obedience and agility classes and as you know am on I had a long wait ahead of me and in the meantime the Senior Judges Panel and as for Paul, well he kept his (about 9 years) I attempted to train any and every dog side of the agreement too, not getting involved in Agility I could. I ended up persuading the farmer next door to at all !!! But I do still compete for fun (that’s not saying I let me train one of their Collie’s who wasn’t interested in don’t like to win) but most of the Agility crowd here are as the sheep. It was mainly obedience at this stage but after friendly and captivating as in the UK, they have made us watching the first Agility demonstration at Crufts, we feel very welcome and we have made some of our closest made some very basic equipment and started training. friends here, through our sport. I finally got my Border Collie Puppy for my 17th Birthday I feel very honoured to have been asked to judge at and although I’d trained her in Agility she was a fantastic the NDTA and am thoroughly looking forward to the obedience dog and the Agility was just a bit of fun when event. There is however one thing that I would like all I had a free weekend. I then bred from her and her son competitors to remember, This is your hobby, your dog took me to Championship C obedience, Senior Agility, is a part of that hobby and is the reason you are able to won Flyball and Heelwork to Music competitions and get the enjoyment out of it that you do. If your dog has even several Sheepdog Trials and that was all before he a fault, it is either because you handled it badly, or hadn’t went deaf at just six years old. By this time, I was already trained well enough. It is never your dog’s fault! I welcome instructing Obedience and Agility classes, was secretary of any positive correction and praise in my ring but I will not the local Dog Club and was judging at both obedience and accept any harsh handling of any sort. Enjoy this event Agility shows. I then went on to own and train, amongst and please remember, your dog loves you no matter how other Collies, a Golden Retriever and a Patterdale Terrier, badly you perform!

On Paws Agility Equipment

On Paws Agility Equipment is owned and operated by Jason Hughes and Mel Mankelow. We both compete with our three dogs Bailey, Indi and Breeze in Agility and can be often found some where around the North Island most weekends competing.

We manufacture good quality light weight Agility equipment that is easy to move around.

We sell light weight Aluminium contact gear which is very light, 74 sturdyNDTA and 2008 easy to• moveZone around 3 • Feilding the rings, all our gear comes rubber chipped to your colour choices. We can add detail to the contact gear such as sponsors names or logos.

The weaves come in three equal pieces with the middle piece being interchangeable to afford any problems, they join together with an over lapping joint

Competitors

1 Hi Jynx ADXG Rhodesian Ridgeback X 15.07.99 OB/4570 Joanne Small 72002 2 Aquila Mid-Knight Passion Heading Dog 18.01.06 OB/5858 Elaine Rohde 82972 3 Rex Huntaway 1.04.02 OB/5536 Susan Lorenz 96782 4 Abby Heading Dog 1.04.04 OB/5596 Susan Lorenz 96782

5 Rim Rockin’ Zito ADXB Aus Shep/Border Collie 22.09.03 OB/5323 Rebecca Roper 91273 6 Myne of Emerald Hill NZ Heading Dog 11.08.06 OB/5874 Carol Kisby 84387 7 Benny Boy Huntaway/Springer Spaniel 5.07.01 OB/4850 Amanda Hayward 86372

8 Lionzone Zhambuca ADXG Crossbreed 18.03.02 OB/5066 Amanda Hayward 86372 9 Foxy Lady of Taratahi Heading Dog 17.01.06 OB/5879 Marilyn Lambert 61966 10 Heeza Rustler Border Collie 11.06.03 OB/5230 Mark Wilson 85387

11 Shade of Waireka AD Heading Dog 3.05.04 OB/5519 Jenny Benson 68258

12 Kesha ADXG Labrador X 1.07.02 OB/5084 Bev Pocock 92424 13 Oscar Afghan Hound/Labrador 9.01.05 OB/5717 Carol Meilink 83271 14 Ridgeway Envy Heading Dog 1.12.04 OB/5588 Michelle Jopson 89927

15 Kivalo Anya ADXS Hungarian Vizsla 25.01.01 03942-2001 Marian Holman 27937 16 Moncrieff Kepa’s Solopowered Border Collie 11.12.04 01554-2005 Alannah Knapp 11472

17 Lanaken Effervescence (Imp Aus) Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 8.06.05 2100213774 Joanne Allan 86623 18 Bellshill Mind Your P’s N Q’s Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 6.05.03 05512-2003 Trish Bush 88019 19 Galahad Knight of Miyana Australian Kelpie 16.06.05 06670-2005 Dot Janssen 77285

20 AGGRCH Just Pete Border Collie X 17.10.03 OB/5393 Anne Bevin 91558

21 Dixie Takoda Indian Princess CDX Dobermann 16.08.03 08218-2003 Donna Barlow 69585

22 Borderstar Blue McCloud CDX UDX Border Collie 26.12.00 01633-2001 Patricia Martin 66986

23 CH Annaglyn Black Brooke CDX Flat-Coated Retriever 6.09.05 08064-2005 Robyn Annand 35619 24 ‘Arry Potter Paul Remon 95493 Border Collie 18.05.05 18003-2007 Sallie Remon 95492

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 75 agility

(continued) Competitors (continued) 25 Angelface Enchanting Astra German Shepherd 8.01.03 02842-2003 Carol Reid 86843

26 Antron Robbie Burns ADX Boxer 16.03.02 03888-2002 Alana Gray 95547 27 Braeglen Mystic Spirit Collie (Rough) 10.07.03 08539-2003 Jo Moody 69468 28 Cassie Dalmatian X 5.07.04 OB/5460 Cushla Wilson 96321 29 Chip Peggy Scott 94689 Border Collie 14.02.01 OB/5119 Handler: Debbie Middlemiss 82604 30 Coal Creek Razzmatazz Border Collie 16.06.05 18002-2006 Clare Wellington 78052 31 Designadogz Maybenot Bulldog/Jack Russell 22.08.06 OB/6033 Libby Ellery 76543 32 Dornbrae Bonnie’s Tosca Border Collie 17.12.05 02399-2006 Louise van Meygaarden 78579

33 Eddie ADX CDX Flat Coat/Springer Span 19.11.02 OB/5395 Elaine Hervé 96069

34 Ella ADXB Terrier X 1.02.02 OB/5250 Bruce Anderson 95150

35 Flirtin’With Danger CDX UDX Heading Dog 14.07.05 OB/5592 Glenyse Pearse 70533 36 Gemma Labrador X 3.12.03 OB/5476 Helen Fabling 96465 37 Flip Beardie X 24.09.04 OB/5616 Sharyn Sutton 97217 38 Glynteg Riley Ready T Run Welsh Springer Spaniel 2.08.02 07992-2002 Emma Charman 92567

39 Heeza Geordie Boy ADX Border Collie 1.06.03 OB/5154 Christine Wallace 88700 40 Jalain Wee Willy Winky Robby Brown 77618 Border Collie 8.02.07 02947-2007 Handler: Heather Drewett 84275 41 Jetdotcom Lisa Duff 92890 NZ Heading Dog 12.12.03 OB/5833 Handler: Phil Johnson 14977 42 JJ of Carlyle Heading Dog X 1.01.05 OB/5571 Celina Lovejoy 92841

43 Just Zip ADX Border Collie X 13.10.03 OB/5394 Mia Beswick 94036 44 Karamea Opal Ala Zammi Kelpie/Border Collie 3.12.02 OB/5031 Heather Drewett 84275

45 Karmera Shining Star ADXG Border Collie 19.08.02 09374-2002 Tina Mitchell 87049

46 Karuz in a Hustle ADX Working Sheepdog 26.10.00 OB/4670 Bronwen Burnette 88862

47 Kliff’s Edge CDX ADX Border Collie/Smithfield 3.03.03 OB/5292 Linley Barrett 85565

76 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

(conti nued) Competitors (continued) 48 Lady Muck on Paws Mel Mankelow 97287 Border Collie/Heading Dog 18.10.06 OB/6014 Handler: Jason Hughes 97860 49 Miyana Fleet of Foot Australian Kelpie 15.08.04 07821-2004 Murray Cain 90800

50 AGCH Moncrieff Solo-Windchyme FDX Border Collie 9.12.04 01553-2004 Elaine Rohde 82972 51 Mystori Just Breezin’ Through Belgian Shep (Malinois) 23.11.05 05278-2006 Joanne Small 72002

52 Miz Kool Skye Blue ADX Aus Shep/Border Collie 22.09.03 OB/5377 Kevin Liddle 93711 53 Nutmeg Jai Border Collie/Heading Dog 1.03.00 OB/4794 Liz Tolhurst 89984 54 Pic ‘N’ Mix Pixicles Huntaway X 22.10.03 OB/5715 Lisa Gatfield 97502 55 Pleze Heading Dog 10.07.05 OB/5722 Debbie McFarlane 95746 56 Quendi Poodle (Standard) 9.05.05 OB/5855 Ann Bennett 90537 57 Rainstar Don’t Stop Border Collie 10.04.07 05266-2007 Bernie McClumpha 70638 58 Relko Fiontar Grailblazer Border Collie 1.12.04 01055-2007 Steve Chester 79907 59 Riddle of Briele Huntaway/Staffy 1.02.04 OB/5447 Debbie Middlemiss 82604 60 Riven La Vida Loca Kelpie/Heading Dog 1.11.05 OB/5705 Eliza Whalley 95864 61 Shade Gordon Setter/Labrador 1.09.03 OB/5961 Katrina Crowe 98605 62 Shandy Border Collie/Heading Dog 31.10.05 OB/5968 Liz Tolhurst 89984 63 Shay Dun Given Border Collie 25.05.05 OB/6003 Steve Chester 79907 64 Sioux-Feather-N-Cap of Ohutu Border Collie 6.01.06 01137-2006 Jenna McCabe 90383 65 Spacey Macey Christine Harber 94973 Heading Dog X 6.03.06 OB/5894 Handler: Fleur Harber 98331 66 Super Sonic Border Collie/Heading Dog 10.04.05 OB/5619 Jenny Laird 65642

67 AGGRCH Tarquin Dream Weaver ADXG Border Collie 2.10.98 13092-1998 Bernie McClumpha 70638

68 AGGRCH Trigadell Red About Tana ADXG Border Collie 22.04.01 05550-2001 Karen de Wit 66373

69 AGGRCH Tui Tip’o Tail ADXG Anne Godfrey 89064 Border Collie X 1.04.00 OB/4669 Handler: Brian Godfrey 90308

70 Vienna Poppie of Heidesa AD Border Collie 5.12.03 01633-2004 Michelle Griffiths 96155 71 Well Thats All of Heidesa Border Collie 16.03.04 04161-2004 Graeme Hearfield 90009

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 77 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 72 Wist-Away Agent Stone German Shepherd 27.11.05 00913-2006 Katrina Roebuck 74238 73 Zephyr Heading Dog/Labrador 15.12.04 OB/5639 Karen Bealing 77646 74 Zeus Campbell Craw 96328 American Staff/Bull Terr 25.12.02 OB/5458 Handler: Dayna Beattie 96327 75 Jessie Heading Dog/Huntaway 20.01.06 OB/5872 Susan Lorenz 96782 76 Designadogz Buildabridge Libby Ellery 76543 Beardie 1.10.04 OB/5427 Handler: Shaun Ellery 99060 77 X I Ted Heading Dog/Border Collie 25.10.06 OB/5794 Rebecca Roper 91273 78 Tudor of Richmond Hill Border Collie 5.05.01 OB/4793 Carol Kisby 84387

79 Teddy Bear ADX Border Collie 2.05.02 OB/5293 Marilyn Lambert 61966 80 Super Trouper Vickie Wilson 87457 Beardie 29.04.05 OB/5713 Mark Wilson 85387

81 Skye ADX Amanda Benson 89993 Heading Dog 00/10/97 OB/4288 Handler: Jenny Benson 68258 82 Rip Rip Woodchip Amanda Benson 89993 Heading Dog/Beardie 2.10.02 OB/5004 Handler: Jenny Benson 68258 83 Shylo Heading Dog/Beardie 29.12.06 OB/5909 Bev Pocock 92424 84 Sasha Huntaway/Dobermann 17.10.99 OB/5178 Carol Meilink 83271 85 Kelnic Mai Jaggered Edge Border Collie 19.01.07 04073-2007 Michelle Jopson 89927

86 Anandi Asha AD Beardie X 21.07.01 OB/4934 Michelle Jopson 89927

87 Relko Ziggy Stardust ADX Trisha Franklyn 84639 Border Collie 12.02.01 03305-2001 Handler: Joanne Small 72002 88 Rafoej Fire Cracker Hungarian Vizsla 18.04.07 06152-2007 Marian Holman 27937

89 Quik Fyre Rhed of Heidesa ADXS CDX Border Collie 19.04.01 05512-2001 Alannah Knapp 11472

90 Matador AO Av Nangijala ADX (Imp Nwy) Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 23.08.00 N19996/00 Joanne Allan 86623 91 Kelly Martin Bush 87191 Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 20.11.96 OB/3988 Handler: Trish Bush 88019 92 Kellers Romar of Miyana Thelma Tasman-Smith 92537 Australian Kelpie 15.08.04 07822-2004 Handler: Dot Janssen 77285

93 AGGRCH Kay-J Border Collie 2.03.00 OB/5070 Anne Bevin 91558 94 Dixie Reumah Has It Dobermann 18.11.05 03089-2006 Donna Barlow 69585 95 Creamy Rose Border Collie 12.10.05 OB/5669 Patricia Martin 66986

78 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

96 CH Annaglyn Rapid River CDX Flat-Coated Retriever 14.02.04 03180-2004 Robyn Annand 35619 97 Meg Anne McLachlan 95472 Border Collie 18.05.05 OB/5545 Handler: Paul or Sallie Remon 95492/93 98 The Working Class Man Huntaway 29.03.06 OB/5862 Amanda Hayward 86372

99 AGCH Jalain Golden Flare ADXG TCQ FDX Border Collie 11.10.03 09758-2003 Elaine Rohde 82972 100 Dakota Heading Dog 7.11.05 OB/5767 Anne Godfrey 89064 101 Possum Bourne to Imprez Kelpie/Border Collie 1.12.02 OB/5127 Joanne Dale/Bevan Dale 82260/78529 102 Shelby A Pit Chick Border Collie 2.12.04 OB/5492 Bevan Dale/Joanne Dale 78529/82260 103 Foxglove Sugar N Spice Australian Shepherd 26.02.04 06001-2004 Fiona Brown 74142

104 OBGRCH Hollie CDX AD Border Collie 25.08.00 OB/4676 Fiona Goodall 92352

105 Blake ADXG NZ Farm Dog 19.03.03 OB/5242 Julie McConkey 89938 106 Taz Manic Heading Dog/Kelpie 15.07.06 OB/5950 Kim Loye 93101 107 Laechelon Chaira’s Lady Asna Trish Bush 88019 Belgian Shep (Tervueren) 25.01.04 03443-2004 Handler: Martin Bush 87191 108 Freya’s Duck Bread Labrador/Border Collie 17.05.00 OB/5156 Mike Butler 79008

109 Risky Rondayvu AD FD Heading Dog 17.01.06 OB/5743 Ngaire O’Rourke 93319 110 Gregorian Abigail German Shepherd Dog 25.02.06 04403-2006 Nicki Oade 97441

111 CH Hundestall Eye Catcher CDX UDX Weimaraner 6.09.04 08898-2004 Rachael Maxwell 96253 112 BLT Bearded Collie/Labrador 6.12.02 OB/4982 Robyn Sanders 92171 113 Inka Tuahiwi Fleur Border Collie 28.02.02 04694-2002 Sandra James 94826 114 Heeza Mr Grey Border Collie 1.06.03 OB/5245 Shirley Hall 90379

115 Bellshill Koala-Bear ADX Joanne Allan 86623 Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 20.06.02 06976-2002 Handler: Una Forrester 2084 116 Bellshill Kourt Jester Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 2.12.06 01672-2007 Joanne Allan 86623 117 Amboseli Rafiki Mazuri Border Collie 27.04.06 05060-2006 Vivienne Robertson 94788

118 Cleopatra ADX CDX Beardie 12.09.00 OB/4730 Vickie Wilson 87457 119 Cut to the ‘Chase’ NZ Heading Dog 1.03.06 OB/5866 Vickie Wilson 87457

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 79 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 120 Annabelle Floss of Beuton Malcolm Ward 95887 Border Collie 27.10.03 07396-2004 Mandy Ward 95888 121 Applecross Code of the West Border Collie 16.03.06 05026-2006 Joanne Turner 83276

122 Beautelle Lonesome Cowboy AD English Springer Spaniel 3.07.00 06335-2000 Andrea Whiting 93992

123 Brackenridge Stylistic ADX German Shorthaired Pointer 27.01.02 01962-2002 Linda Chandler 87583

124 Brookgreen Mystic Jade CDX Labrador Retriever 3.05.02 04968-2002 Jill Sorensen 87644

125 FDCH Caleb Fareal ADX CDX UDX WDX Border Collie 23.03.98 OB/4588 Kay Ungemuth 91926 126 Cindy Heading Dog 14.12.05 OB/5878 Geoff Gillies 74703

127 OBGRCH Cosalta Vis A Vis CDX Poodle (Standard) 1.04.02 05973-2002 Lorraine Lennox 82199 128 Dalreoch Allan A’dair Border Collie 4.04.09 06951-1997 Julia Crouch 76212 129 Dash of Glen Tilt NZ Heading Dog 22.09.05 OB/5802 Kay Ungemuth 91926 130 Deefa Dalmatian 2.11.02 OB/5074 Kim Paice 91108 131 Designadogz Wotz Ur Point Heading Dog 26.10.05 OB/5662 Jazman Ellery 97364

132 Gemma ADX Border Collie/Labrador 1.05.03 OB/5551 Rebecca Holland 96861

133 Glenvale Queen-of-Glorri CDX Collie (Rough) 1.10.02 01162-2003 Michalla Mallett 95002 134 Griff German Shepherd X 2.07.04 OB/5645 Heather Warren 97096 135 Harry Blair Hastings 92351 Border Collie 1.11.04 OB/5796 Handler: Sharon Hastings 91154 136 AGGRCH Heeza Loose Cannon ADXG FD Border Collie 1.06.03 OB/5076 Fiona Ferrar 79300 137 Hoozawally Pointer 22.01.04 OB/5963 C Wells 47517 138 In Total Confusion Border Collie 16.03.07 OB/5976 Janette Cliffe 94840

139 CH Jaffa Knight of Miyana Australian Kelpie 16.06.05 06677-2005 Liz Homes 75846 140 Jalain Hiflya Border Collie 8.02.07 02950-2007 John Muir 3424 141 Jalain Run River Wild Border Collie 8.02.07 02948-2007 Susan Tansey 75484 142 Jazz It Up Zara German Shepherd 5.05.05 OB/5748 Suzie Wheatley 97744 143 Jed Heading Dog/Border Collie 10.04.05 OB/5696 Anne Packer 97320

80 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

144 Jedi ADX Kelpie 21.10.01 OB/5006 Andrea Whiting 93992 145 Karmera MJ’s Tyson Blair Hastings 92351 Border Collie 9.12.02 00551-2003 Handler: Sharon Hastings 91154 146 Kiltie Beardie/Border Collie 1.11.03 OB/5630 Darryl Jewiss 87809 147 Korrandulla Paree That’s Me Boxer 28.04.06 05583-2006 Jane Aukett 90063 148 Hokey Pokey Mark Wilson 85387 Beardie 29.04.05 OB/5712 Handler: Vickie Wilson 87457

149 Leighton Buzzard ADXB Working Collie/Kelpie 24.10.98 OB/4441 Ruth Thorndycraft 86796

150 Longroyd Afternoon Delight ADX Border Collie 18.09.03 09393-2003 Kathleen Graham 64551 151 Manyara Scotts Rose Border Collie 14.04.05 05026-2005 Liz Rosewarne 97963 152 Moncrieff My Tuppence Worth Border Collie 31.12.06 02116-2007 Jude Haase 95793 153 Pewsey Quay Heading Dog 25.11.06 OB/5911 Ruth Thorndycraft 86796 154 Piper Boxer 5.05.02 OB/5312 Haley Mercer 95396 155 Pippa Germ SH Point/Border Coll 1.03.05 OB/5962 Matthew Potts 98606 156 Quickmagic C’s the Day Heading Dog 1.08.06 OB/6073 Peter de Wit 66372 157 Rainstar Shark Attack Border Collie 10.04.07 05263-2007 Fiona Ferrar 79300

158 Raven FD German Shep/Huntaway 4.03.00 OB/5819 Diana McKay 97979 159 Rowangold Karismatic Spirit Golden Retriever 17.06.05 06791-2005 Kirstin Graves 94332 160 Rufus Dannie Cameron 95880 Brittany 4.09.02 OB/5388 Handler: Alice Cameron 95881 161 Sika Crossbreed 1.03.03 OB/5467 Bill Stewart 93552

162 Silktrader Tycoon CDX FD Soft Coaten Wheaten Terrier 21.08.99 09776-1999 Denise Mundy 36912

163 AGGRCH Silverstream C’s the Day ADXG Heading Dog 25.05.99 OB/4510 Peter de Wit 66372

164 Summer Sun of Hamoon AD Border Collie 22.09.03 OB/5415 Julia Crouch 76212 165 Super Sonic Saffie Boxer 16.04.03 OB/5890 Marion Fletcher 98130

166 Tessa ADXB Border Collie 8.05.02 OB/5177 Janette Cliffe 94840

167 Tui ADX FD German Shepherd X 1.09.00 OB/5818 Diana McKay 97979

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 81 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 168 Turbo Destruction Heading Dog 16.05.06 OB/5849 Dianne Stephens 90746

169 Waitea Tyde of Heidesa FD Border Collie 16.03.04 04154-2004 Maggie Marriner 93712 170 What a Cracka Alma Foster 84560 Labrador/Border Collie 6.04.07 OB/5970 Handler: Helen Carter 84561

171 CH Whero of Miyana Campbell List 95211 Australian Kelpie 3.11.02 00866-2003 Handler: Jane List 96649 172 Whirinaki Blue Beardie/Border Collie 28.07.06 OB/5753 Karynne Penfold 91657 173 Windaego Eye C Red Rocket Border Collie 16.03.06 05505-2006 Daryl Hogg 71156 174 Working Together of Mordor Border Collie 19.11.06 01870-2007 Kathleen Graham 64551 175 Yani from Salonika Heading Dog X 20.07.04 OB/5544 Silvia Rizzi 91567 176 Zak Border Collie 23.11.05 OB/5997 Andrea Williamson 98738

177 OBGRCH, WTCH Zest O’Mint of Sarelle ADXS, CDX. UDX, WDX, TDX German Shepherd Dog 13.08.00 08355-2000 Rosemary Cleator 1605 178 Stella Nova Brian Godfrey 90308 Border Collie/Heading Dog 30.01.03 OB/5210 Handler: Anne Godfrey 89064 179 Super Doopa Mini Cooper Bevan Dale 78529 Border Collie 16.03.07 OB/6125 Joanne Dale 82260 180 Tarquin Crash N Burn Bevan Dale 78529 Border Collie 2.10.98 OB/4409 Joanne Dale 82260 181 Seascape Flight of Fancy Australian Shepherd 29.10.00 00168-2001 Fiona Brown 74142 182 Windaego Luna’s Promise Border Collie 16.03.06 05502-2006 Fiona Goodall 92352 183 One Cool Dude NZ Farm Dog 11.08.06 OB/5906 Julie McConkey 89938 184 Xena Australian Cattle Dog 1.11.00 OB/4828 Kim Loye 93101 185 Laechelon Ruby Gem Trish Bush 88019 Belgian Shep (Tervueren) 21.12.99 01634-2000 Handler: Martin Bush 87191 186 Ironpaw Rapid Response Border Collie 31.10.04 00474-2005 Mike Butler 79008

187 Sweeny ADXG FD Kelpie X 10.08.03 OB/5286 Ngaire O’Rourke 93319 188 Tess of Stepinstones German Shepherd Dog 10.07.03 08767-2003 Nicki Oade 97441 189 Weissenberg Fushia Del Weimaraner 2.10.97 10384-1997 Rachael Maxwell 96253 190 Notking Henry Bearded Collie 25.03.05 OB/5635 Robyn Sanders 92171 191 Shar Huntaway X 11.09.04 OB/5595 Sandra James 94826

82 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 192 Laird of the Scotts Retriever/Border Collie 1.04.00 OB/4762 Shirley Hall 90379 193 Speed of Light Border Collie 16.03.07 OB/6095 Shirley Hall 90379 194 Bellshill Kwila-Kate Joanne Allan 86623 Belgian Shep (Groenendael) 2.12.06 01674-2007 Handler: Una Forrester 86623

195 Pukemiro Shinae UDX Huntaway/Beardie 20.01.02 OB/5139 Vivienne Robertson 94788 196 Ikon Mark Wilson 87457 Blue Heeler 1.01.04 OB/5477 Handler: Vickie Wilson 87457 197 Ring O’Rosie Stephanie Holmes 97792 Beardie 29.04.05 OB/5755 Handler: Vickie Wilson 87457

198 AGCH, FDCH Sheez Flash of Glen Tilt ADX Heading Dog 22.09.05 OB/5738 Chelsea Marriner 89565

199 AGCH Nifty Noodle NZ Heading Dog 18.05.02 OB/5041 Deb Jackson 77234

200 AGCH, FDCH Kiss Me Quick Heading Dog 19.05.02 OB/5108 Elaine Rohde 82972

201 AGCH, CH Antron Export for Pleasure ADXG, CDX Boxer 23.10.00 09265-2000 Angela Denton 73047

202 CH Hermes Charisse Large Munsterlander 20.03.05 04328-2005 Carol Galliers 92895 203 Just a Girl Border Collie 31.03.07 OB/6086 Carole Logan 78378 204 Fly Buys Heading Dog/Border Collie 10.04.05 OB/5636 Catherine Harty 95045 205 Jem Nel Mickey’s Magic Border Collie 3.05.00 OB/4514 Catherine Massey 94784 206 Breenagh Chaos Border Collie 8.11.00 18004-2002 Charlotte Rundgren 91566 207 Kyra Border Collie 1.10.01 OB/5488 Cindy Jenkins 96542 208 Whitehawk Quinton German Shepherd Dog 14.11.02 02279-2003 Gail Francis 93158 209 Laechelon Sunkst Saskia Belgian Shep (Tervueren) 21.12.99 01631-2000 Jacky Carbin 86965

210 AGCH Glen ADXG Border Collie 28.08.00 OB/4653 Jan Murden 77403 211 Nelson’s Minimal Effort Greyhound X 1.09.05 OB/5865 Kimberly Burman 97314 212 Karmera M J’s Kylie at Broxa Border Collie 30.05.04 06465-2004 Paul Hickey 98051

213 Bob ADX Australian Shepherd 28.02.99 OB/4897 Ross Pryor 93465 214 Dorsetridge Brok’n Arrow Heading Dog 5.03.05 OB/5600 Sheryl Vincent 90021 215 Rainstar Phantom of the Opera Border Collie 10.04.07 05265-2007 Susan McKay 89631

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 83 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

216 Karmera Shines Ruby ADXG Border Collie 3.11.01 09713-2001 Tarah Hunt 94782 217 A Rocky Road Border Collie 14.06.03 OB/5580 Kaylah Hill 96895 218 Abby Labrador X 14.09.01 OB/5010 Debbie Paterson 13258 219 All That Jaz NZ Heading Dog 2.01.07 OB/6087 Shelley Stewart 94049

220 Annaglyn Black Breeze TCQ CDX Flat-Coated Retriever 7.11.00 09824-2000 Cheryl Dickson 93015

221 Antz Pantz’ RMV ADX Working Dog 7.05.02 OB/5142 Kevin Burnette 93508 222 Braeglen Laza Dragon of Lite Collie (Rough) 10.07.03 08538-2003 Chris Moody 94420 223 Brock Border Collie 20.11.05 OB/5697 Catherine Bryant 97298 224 C J NZ Heading Dog 11.08.06 OB/6002 Jean Greer 75734 225 Chloe Lynda Cummins 33157 Border Collie 14.01.06 OB/6115 Handler: Kevin Burnette 93508 226 Cincinnati Heading Dog/Border Collie 31.10.05 OB/5864 Wendy Taylor 83137

227 Coal Creek Secret Code Puzzle ADX Border Collie 19.12.03 OB/5360 Paul Beswick 92887 228 Coal Creek’s Maillot Jaune Border Collie 16.06.05 OB/5737 Louise Marsh 93496

229 AGGR, FDCH Highland Breeze ADXG CDX Heading Dog 3.07.02 OB/5108 Chelsea Marriner 89565 230 Corby Huntaway X 10.02.01 OB/5140 Holly Jeffares 94783

231 Cwmbran Cariad AD Border Collie X 21.07.01 OB/4941 Roy Thorndycraft 89610 232 Cymbolic’s Pride Working Dog 15.03.01 OB/4843 Johnny Valler 88539 233 Dealt Her Beardie 27.06.05 OB/5661 Giselle Brown 86053 234 Deci of Jazzla NZ Heading Dog 24.12.05 OB/5750 Marion Pope 56944

235 Digger Da Kid ADXB Australian Cattle Dog 30.09.00 OB/4751 Jill Payne 75536 236 Emso Mega-Majik Border Collie 20.01.07 OB/6067 Christine Fifield 91731 237 Fazt Az Working Dog 31.12.06 OB/6108 Holly Jeffares 94783 238 Finn Bott Heading Dog/Kelpie 15.07.06 OB/5757 Jill Payne 75536 239 Fn Fez Heading Dog/Border Collie 11.08.06 OB/5973 Beth Oliver 41334

84 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 240 Goldbrook A Matter of Pride Golden Retriever 3.06.04 05903-2004 Joanne Wilson 89396

241 WTCH Hillswick Highland Laddie CDX UDX WDX TDX Heading Dog 11.04.00 OB/4532 Sheeran Johnson 64565

242 Jaccam Jordy CDX ADX FDX Labrador X 5.08.03 OB/5151 Barbara James 92833 243 Jack the Hobo Border/Bearded Collie 25.12.06 OB/6080 Helen Brady 65320 244 Jade Smithfield 1.02.00 OB/4768 Beverly Thomson 92856 245 Jan Duchess N Tri of Ohutu Border Collie 17.01.07 01006-2007 Kate Butler 86530 246 Jodi Crossbreed 00/06/99 OB/4725 Eduard Hamster 92528 247 Cheeky Hobson NZ Heading Dog 17.01.06 OB/5778 Deb Jackson 77234

248 Co-Incidental ADXB CDX UDX Working Border Collie X 15.05.04 OB/5546 Christine Nielsen 61106 249 Jumpin’ the Gun at Coal Creek Border Collie 7.01.07 18001-2007 Charlotte Rundgren 91566

250 AGGRCH Kaeanda Blue Skys the Limit ADXG Border Collie 9.08.02 08370-2002 David Cook 91846

251 Karuz On Sambucca ADXB, CDX Siberian Husky/Border Collie 30.09.01 OB/4823 Linda Guinness 90542 252 Kyte Border Collie 5.02.03 OB/5498 Rae Evans 96577

253 NZCH Lanaken Nena ADXG CDX (Imp Aus) Belgian Shep (Tervueren) 2.09.97 2100024024 Barry Monaghan 3374

254 Light Speed of Rotwein AD German Shepherd 8.11.03 01398-2004 Nic Furby 84246

255 AGCH Majacl Midnite Dreamer ADXS Border Collie 2.04.02 03891-2002 Kristina Beresford 90109 256 Manyara Little Gem Border Collie 14.04.05 05027-2005 Nicola McDowell 82225 257 Mega Pixel Border Collie X 1.01.04 OB/5461 Nicola Hanratty 87704 258 Milotis Gimli of Mordor Border Collie 19.11.06 01869-2007 Lyn Peters 66292

259 Miska CDX Border Collie 11.09.01 OB/4872 Lyn Peters 66292 260 Musca the Fly Heading Dog 14.04.06 OB/5937 Meg Hansford 79276 261 Nayagunyay Onyx-Pearl de Kinbra Boxer 5.04.05 04826-2005 Jo Searle 79027

262 Southern Style Ikon FDX Heading Dog 17.11.05 OB/5739 Chelsea Marriner 89565

263 Pandimonium on Paws ADX Border Collie 2.12.02 OB/5693 Mel Mankelow 97287

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 85 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

264 AGCH Pippa ADXS Huntaway/Heading Dog 14.01.03 OB/5235 Mark Barrett 95264

265 Pippin AD Border Collie/Springer Span 5.02.04 OB/5473 Aleesha Cliffe 96463 266 Poppy Border Collie X 3.10.03 OB/5384 Eileen Blake 85944 267 Princess Zena of Kazeus Labrador Retriever 4.06.01 05424-2001 Shelley Stewart 94049

268 NZCH Raycris Lexi’s Special ADX (Imp UK) Jeanette Lomas 75148 Large Munsterlander 4.09.00 AA04622607 Handler: Abi Lister 78404 269 Shaylar Spirit of Westmere Border Collie/Heading Dog 4.12.06 OB/6031 Barbara James 92833

270 Simba ADX Labrador/Golden Retriever 25.05.04 OB/5516 Claire Horncastle 96622 271 Sno Man Heading Dog 13.10.06 OB/6006 Kris Meaclem 98773

272 Trigadell Red Phoenix ADX Border Collie 22.04.01 05549-2001 Fiona Hodgson 68507 273 Trump Sharon Hastings 91154 Border Collie X 1.11.04 OB/5797 Blair Hastings 92351

274 AGCH Vici Nv ADX Heading Dog 25.05.99 OB/4507 Beth Oliver 41334

275 Wistalong My Rena ADX German Shepherd 27.07.98 08724-1998 Jean Greer 75734

276 AGCH Zoom ADX UDX FD NZ Heading Dog 12.12.03 OB/5399 Lisa Duff 92890

277 AGGR, FDCH The Rocket-Man Kelpie 28.10.01 OB/4875 Elaine Rohde 82972

278 Serrano Sweet Apple Cider ADX Boxer 25.09.04 08180-2004 Angela Denton 73047

279 CH Hermes Kimberlite CDX Large Munsterlander 18.07.01 08095-2001 Carol Galliers 92895 280 Samantha Watson Heading Dog 1.04.03 OB/5337 Carole Logan 78378 281 Tide Crossbreed 23.05.01 OB/5188 Catherine Harty 95045 282 Run Riot of Tylerwild Border Collie 13.09.04 08849-2004 Catherine Massey 94784 283 Coal Creek’s Living on the Edge Border Collie 16.06.05 18002-2005 Charlotte Rundgren 91566 284 Samuran’s Krystal of Mordor Border Collie 19.11.06 01866-2007 Cindy Jenkins 96542 285 Mystori Mistaken Identity German Shepherd Dog 29.07.05 07833-2005 Gail Francis 93158 286 Skimma Beardie 1.10.05 OB/5980 Jacky Carbin 86965

287 AGCH J J Cricket ADX NZ Heading Dog 28.08.05 OB/5732 Jan Murden 77403

86 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 288 Sally Border Collie X 1.01.01 OB/5646 Kimberly Burman 97314 289 Shiant Sheil of Broxa Border Collie 24.08.05 08231-2005 Paul Hickey 98051

290 Seascape Midnight Hi Jinks ADX Australian Shepherd 26.09.04 09243-2004 Ross Pryor 93465 291 Jusinka Black Magic German Shepherd Dog 18.09.02 09040-2002 Sheryl Vincent 90021 292 Shakira Border Collie 5.03.02 OB/5075 Susan McKay 89631

293 Karmera Shynee-Asta ADX Border Collie 11.04.06 04821-2006 Tarah Hunt 94782

294 AGGRCH Ace in the Hole NZ Heading Dog 9.01.98 OB/4214 Deb Jackson 77234

295 AGGR. FDCH Neva-Dee Question ADXG CDX Working Border Collie 22.01.03 OB/5107 Chelsea Marriner 89565 296 Coal Creeks Blitzn The Field Border Collie 19.12.03 OB/6047 Natasha Coulter 83988

297 Heidi CDX Labrador 15.10.01 OB/5146 Debbie Towler 94793 298 Flame Border Collie 17.10.02 OB/5094 Bronwyn Morgan 92732 299 Baindia Alainn of Temair Working Dog 10.07.05 OB/5728 Ann Kenny 88911

300 Charlie ADXB Collie X 1.01.03 OB/5481 Sarah Weakley 96435 301 Coal Creek’s Secret Weapon Charlotte Rundgren 91566 Border Collie 19.12.03 18003-2005 Ron Frater 86502 302 Coal of Corindell Australian Kelpie 4.04.06 07264-2006 Marie Wales 90236

303 Coquette Justa Fantasy ADXB Border Collie 5.12.97 02492-1998 Robyn Fargher 49696 304 D’Cyfa the Quiz Labrador/Greyhound 9.04.07 OB/5987 Kathryn Bayne 89147 305 Dornbrae Rusty of Queen Border Collie 20.02.01 03493-2001 Camille Hearfield 86652 306 Eighteen Wheels of Justice Border Collie 23.10.04 03293-2005 Graeme Parr 89136 307 Flynn Staffy X 1.04.99 OB/5092 Wendy Osmond 94377 308 Hairy Maclary’s Blue Flint Aus Shep/Border Collie 15.04.03 OB/5237 Robyn Fargher 49696 309 Hamish on a High Border Collie 7.12.98 OB/4489 Justine Dale 85593 310 Jalain Lacey of Knysna Border Collie 8.02.07 02949-2007 Melanie Held 93051 311 Jett Border Collie 22.09.03 OB/5700 Jo Bolten 91110

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 87 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

312 Just a Breeze ADXG CDX Labrador/Huntaway 1.06.01 OB/4989 Rae Mayhead 90649 313 Leithstone in Like Flynn Australian Kelpie 28.04.03 OB/5300 Karen Grant 86435 314 Lindwood Chai Latte Border Collie 10.02.07 02381-2007 Linda Mortimer 88441 315 Travisty of Justice Border Collie 23.10.04 03290-2005 Natasha Coulter 83988 316 Liquidamber Scirocco Flat-Coated Retriever 6.06.04 06565-2004 Liz Murray 87256

317 OBCH Longroyd Sheez Solo N Spicy CDX ADX Border Collie 17.03.02 04177-2002 Keri Wheaton 91570

318 Lundavra Mystic Blue Logan CDX Border Collie 3.04.01 05851-2001 Cheryl Ritchie 72636

319 FDCH Mya My Friesian Border Collie/Huntaway 18.10.02 OB/5159 Rebecca Sidwell 93137 320 No Limits Texas Holdem Poker Border Collie 30.03.07 OB/6084 Steve Tansey 77854 321 Pinehills BBC Delta Dawn Border Collie X 9.04.06 OB/5623 Barbara Lowen 93951

322 Pinehills Keno ADX Siberian Husky/Border Collie 3.08.03 OB/5205 Rosalie Lock 91368 323 Relko Let It Rain Border Collie 1.12.04 01056-2005 Keri Neilson 93237 324 Springlands Deliteful Deeva Trevor Norton 94209 Golden Retriever 9.06.03 06420-2003 Handler: Jane Norton 97255 325 Taranaki Sun Ryze Huntaway/Border Collie 29.01.06 OB/5940 Toni Mackenzie 94943

326 OBCH Torquins Dancing Queen CDX (Imp UK) Ted Willis 57961 Border Collie 11.04.01 AC02279704 Sue Willis 83157 327 Tricot Heading Dog X 5.04.05 OB/5679 Natasha Neame 93582 328 Tui AD Labrador X 7.06.02 OB/5631 Sharleen Drummond 95813 329 Windaego Fya N the Sky Paul Taylor 92100 Border Collie 16.03.06 05506-2006 Jude Haase 95793

330 Zilke CDX ADXB German Shepherd/Labrador 28.02.99 OB/4480 Nigel Kenny 89912 331 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah of Mordor Border Collie 19.11.06 01865-2007 Polly Catlin-Maybury 96667 332 Kingswood Royal Victoria Pointer 3.07.05 08520-2005 Debbie Towler 94793 333 Mac Myron Taiaroa 92733 Border Collie 1.10.99 OB/4754 Handler: Bronwyn Morgan 92732 334 Justice Denied Border Collie 6.10.06 08853-2006 Natasha Coulter 83988 401 Indigo Delta of Krissamar Border Collie 16.02.07 04689-2007 Carolyn Parr 89135

88 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 402 Amstar Victory Day Schnauzer 11.11.06 00762-2007 Julie Russell 76914

403 Barlin She’s a Magic Dream AD CDX Border Collie 7.10.04 00436-2005 Colin Broadhurst 85248

404 Benji the Bootknapper ADX Cocker Spaniel/Blue Heeler 11.11.00 OB/4855 Nigel Kenny 89912 405 Bracken English Springer Spaniel 27.02.03 OB/5155 Polly Catlin-Maybury 96667 406 Carlanrig Red Seeka O Jazz Border Collie 29.10.06 00510-2007 Rebecca Sidwell 93137

407 AGCH Cassie ADX Border Collie 8.05.03 OB/5361 Nevenka Paterson 94832

408 Caylith Luvn Kisses (Imp Aus) Border Collie 14.02.04 2100185064 Linda Mortimer 88441 409 Coal Creek Size McFree Kwen C Border Collie 16.06.05 18004-2006 Ron Frater 86502

410 CH Culford Treasa ADXG Irish Terrier 6.05.00 04532-2000 Anne Visser 62666 411 Dajarra Firefly In-Silke at Morada Border Collie 5.11.04 00911-2005 Anne Proctor 19979 412 Ealing Billie Kann Border Collie 17.11.03 00893-2004 Melanie Held 93051 413 Earendil’s Star of Mordor Border Collie 19.11.06 01864-2007 Dyson Beasley 82763 414 Ecclesfield Jade Paul Taylor 92100 Border Collie/Kelpie 25.05.01 OB/5295 Jude Haase 95793 415 Emma Border Collie X 26.04.02 OB/5172 Christine Harber 94973 416 Gigalo’s Cunning Linguist Border Collie 7.01.07 18002-2007 Paul Remon 95493

417 CH Glynteg Fast Forward ADX Welsh Springer Spaniel 2.08.02 07993-2002 Penny Nalder 85162 418 Glynteg I’m On Fire Welsh Springer Spaniel 13.06.00 07436-2000 Lesley Lygo 91459

419 Hairy MacLary’s Gypsy ADXG Robyn Fargher 49696 Border Collie/Wheaten Terr 3.12.00 OB/4852 Handler: Debbie Middlemiss 82604 420 Have a Jump with a Gigalo Border Collie 21.07.01 OB/5281 Paul Remon 95493 421 Heidesa China Doll Border Collie 7.04.07 04996-2007 Camille Hearfield 86652

422 AG CH Highbrook Queen Bee FD Border Collie 8.07.03 OB/5321 Louise Williams 82685 423 Hudson Pointer X 2.10.02 OB/5116 Nigel Kenny 89912 424 Ironpaw Prairie Song Border Collie 31.10.04 00471-2005 Rae Mayhead 90649

425 AGCH Jess ADXG Border Col/Beardie/Foxy 29.10.97 OB/4030 Karen Grant 86435

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 89 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

426 AGCH Jody ADX Heading Dog 3.11.98 OB/4423 Keri Neilson 93237 427 Juss Oska Fox Terrier 20.03.06 OB/5884 Anne Cozens 78609 428 Karamea A Beating Drum Australian Kelpie 4.11.97 OB/3968 Bevan Dale/Joanne Dale 78529/82260

429 Karmera Meka MJ’s Gem CDX Border Collie 11.01.05 04058-2005 Jennie Whyte 77760 430 Karuz’n On A High Working Sheepdog 26.10.00 OB/4698 Karen Sadler 58654

431 Kerrybrent Briar Rose AD Border Collie 4.02.04 02908-2004 Linda Smith 8175 432 Lucy in a Flash Australian Kelpie 6.08.05 OB/5740 Emma Charman 92567 433 Lundavra Eclipse over Gigha Border Collie 3.04.01 05850-2001 Cheryl Ritchie 72636 434 Moncrieff Midnite Kite Border Collie 31.12.06 02115-2007 Jo Bolten 91110 435 Monte Staffy X 27.10.04 OB/5376 Sandra Athea 94774

436 Mulga Bill UDX AD Crossbreed 1.11.01 OB/4978 Laurel Austin 13278 437 Princess Polly of Yakka Australian Kelpie 16.02.03 OB/5130 Annette Hildesheim 82782 438 Q’s Tonic Too Ted Willis 83157 Working Sheepdog 20.03.06 OB/5670 Handler: Sue Willis 83157

439 Quicksand at Whitout ADXB Poodle (Miniature) 22.12.01 01813-2002 Rod Pearce 58647

440 AGCH Qwest ADXG Border Collie/Blue Heeler 5.05.00 OB/4699 Graeme Parr 89136 441 Saharan Hunter by Whitout Poodle (Miniature) 21.02.06 03638-2006 Diane Miller 94519

442 Shade ADXB Cocker Spaniel 25.11.97 OB/4933 Natasha Neame 93582 443 Shar Border Collie 1.02.03 OB/5823 Sarah Weakley 96435 444 Sheeba Kelpie X 7.07.01 OB/5223 Campbell List 95211 445 Sky Dancer of Corindell Australian Kelpie 15.04.04 05972-2004 Marie Wales 90236 446 Steve’s Pretty Discus Sting Border Collie 31.05.01 OB/4922 Steve Tansey 77854

447 CH Stonridge Kare o’ Miyana Dot Janssen 77285 Australian Kelpie 7.04.05 04688-2005 Handler: Gary Janssen 87086

448 Tahara Gold Lite ADXG Border Collie 20.08.01 08988-2001 Carolyn Parr 89135

449 AGGRCH Taste of India Border Collie 8.07.03 OB/5331 Dianne Reid 86519

90 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

450 Tess ADXG Shetland Sheepdog 2.05.00 OB/4763 Lou Baker 92789 451 Tizza Touchaye McGee Poodle (Miniature) 8.01.03 04918-2003 Aprille McGee 57424

452 Toonie Lad of Cobberland ADXB Shetland Sheepdog 25.03.01 04865-2001 Chris Ross 93290 453 Tullimoredew Schnauzer 21.11.03 OB/5907 Shelley Clark 98396

454 Wasn’t Me of Heidesa ADX CDX Border Collie 16.03.04 04160-2004 Dyson Beasley 82763

455 WTCH Waltzing Matilda ADXS CDX UDX WDX TDX Sheepdog 00/07/95 OB/3763 Laurel Austin 13278

456 Zak ADXB Fox Terrier X 1.10.98 OB/4677 Debbie Wrigg 92358 457 Kaeanda Choco Latte Border Collie 23.06.04 06974-2004 Carolyn Parr 89135 501 Alby Dumbledore Poodle (Toy) 12.03.06 OB/6092 Marise Poingdestre 78274 502 Helena von Furstenhaus Denyse Sayers 93242 Schnauzer (Miniature) 12.07.04 07133-2004 Handler: Lyn Sayers 91385 503 Desert-Delight of Whitout Poodle (Miniature) 25.12.04 02053-2005 Bronwyn Morgan 92732

504 CH Ashwood Pennies from Heaven ADX Poodle (Toy) 9.09.99 10625-1999 Carol Bennett 90640 505 Myst Coda of Scattald Val Pearce 52852 Shetland Sheepdog 7.03.05 03910-2005 Handler: Rod Pearce 58647 506 Theodore of Springlands Trevor Norton 94209 Poodle (Toy) 26.12.05 05260-2006 Handler: Jane Norton 97255 507 The Mighty Little Quinn ack Russell/Min Schnauzer 20.05.06 OB/5083 Tess Bayly 95463 508 Xzeta Hope Springs Eternal Poodle (Miniature) 31.08.03 00075-2004 Sharon Wagener 57353

509 Armbros What a Jolly Whiz Quiz ADXG Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 22.12.00 01708-2001 Kathryn Bayne 89147 510 Ballach MacGiver M Mackenzie 70106 Border Terrier 4.01.04 03090-2004 Handler: Toni Mackenzie 94943 511 Black Jack of Scattald Shetland Sheepdog 2.02.06 04317-2006 Chris Ross 93290 512 Braeglen Wee Laddie Shetland Sheepdog 14.04.05 06459-2005 Michelle Sowerby 76648

513 Cherrytree Tri My Luck AD Shetland Sheepdog 28.07.02 08046-2002 Michelle Sowerby 76648 514 Chloe of Whitout Poodle (Miniature) 10.07.98 OB/4629 Dianne Boden 40887 515 Cordane Wyoming Bella Anne Teeling 95120 Beagle 15.11.03 03838-2004 Handler: Liz Murray 97256 516 Crackerjack Foxie 27.11.05 OB/5845 Sue Gillon 84436

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 91 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 517 Deedon Korse Poodle (Miniature) 10.10.03 09631-2003 Dianne Boden 40887

518 Donell Ulysses ADXG Gordon Maisey 12331 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 5.12.01 00651-2002 Handler: Elaine Maisey 3112

519 CH Donell Waterlily Gordon Maisey 12331 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 10.07.05 07228-2005 Handler: Elaine Maisey 3112

520 Ella ADXG Shih Tzu/Cavalier/Foxy 3.08.98 OB/4483 Rosalie Lock 91368 521 Eyespy P Class Ripper Shetland Sheepdog 19.06.03 07856-2003 Justine Dale 85593 522 Fintelhaus Mind Your Manners Claire Horncastle 96622 Schnauzer (Miniature) 28.06.06 00627-2007 Handler: Tom Horncastle 98637 523 Hairy MacLary’s Leo Robyn Fargher 49696 Lhasa/Tib Terr/Cavalier 7.03.05 OB/5678 Handler: Rebecca Holland 96861

524 Holly ADXB Staffy X 1.05.00 OB/5138 Sandra Athea 94774

525 Huntersfarm Hez Nico ADX Jack Russell Terrier 9.12.99 00854-2000 Keri Wheaton 91570 526 Josh Wendy McGhie 96811 Schnauzer (Miniature) 6.06.04 OB/5553 Shane McGhie 96810

527 Jumping Jack Flash ADXB Basenji/Foxy 1.05.02 OB/5161 Debbie Towler 94793 528 Kateisha Kharisma Poodle (Miniature) 11.08.03 09128-2003 Anne McLachlan 95472

529 Lady AD Foxy X 1.03.04 OB/5539 Wendy Osmond 94377 530 Levi Poodle (Toy) 26.10.04 OB/5550 Terri Lomax 96808 531 Maggie Pocket Rocket Papillon 11.03.06 OB/5919 Anita Pouls 98409

532 Misty ADXG FD Terrier X 3.06.00 OB/4836 Rebecca Sidwell 93137 533 Mojo Foxie 1.04.04 OB/5589 Geoffrey Gillon 95710 534 Pico Calamity Kid Poodle (Toy) 14.03.07 05625-2007 Carol Bennett 90640

535 Pinehill Fait Accompli CDX Barbara Lowen 93951 Shetland Sheepdog 12.04.03 06308-2003 Handler: Rosalie Lock 91368

536 CH Rivercrest Gaiety-Girl Beagle 12.09.03 08176-2003 Natasha Swainson 96644 537 Ruff Tuff Powder Puff Bichon X 13.12.05 OB/5733 Natasha Coulter 83988

538 Saharan Eclipse at Whitout AD FD Poodle (Miniature) 7.07.03 07275-2003 Diane Miller 94519 539 Schondara Ernie Touch Down Wendy McGhie 96811 Schnauzer (Miniature) 26.01.07 03988-2007 Shane McGhie 9681096810/96811

92 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

( continued) Competitors (continued) 540 Schondara Free Spirit Schnauzer (Miniature) 29.10.06 02568-2007 Kathryn Snook 67958 541 Schondara Go Jayme Go Denyse Sayers 93242 Schnauzer (Miniature) 29.10.06 02567-2007 Handler: Lyn Sayers 93185

542 Schondara Star Attraction ADX CDX Schnauzer (Miniature) 4.02.05 03494-2005 Kathryn Snook 67958

543 Shelton Time T Reflect ADXG Shetland Sheepdog 28.05.04 07764-2004 Lou Baker 92789

544 CH Starstruck Dixieland ADXG Noeline Wagener 12767 Poodle (Miniature) 10.10.96 10501-1996 Sharon Wagener 57353

545 Tammy ADXS Jack Russell Terrier 27.03.01 OB/4888 Anne Cozens 78609 546 Tehlulah Poodle (Toy) 26.06.02 OB/5276 Christine Gabb 95376 547 Temohoao Hebe Kikorangi Border Terrier 5.12.02 01688-2003 Keri Neilson 93237

548 Tessa AD Fox Terrier 4.07.00 OB/5352 Sharleen Drummond 95813 549 Toby Aus Terrier/Jack Russell 12.02.05 OB/5975 Melanie Wyse 98618 550 Toby the Golden Rocket Papillon 10.03.06 OB/5918 Gemma Pouls 98410 551 Tonada Glow of Light at Jhanzi American Cocker Spaniel 15.12.05 04208-2006 John Fraser 86677 552 Trudy Jack Russell Terrier 9.09.05 OB/5982 Shanice Clements 79332 553 Valkrista Solano Swedish Vallhund 30.07.06 09657-2006 Jonna Gibson 95527 554 Valkrista Starshine Swedish Vallhund 20.08.02 09449-2002 Jonna Gibson 95527 555 Vincent Black Shadow Poodle (Toy) 24.07.02 OB/5354 Viv Pert 90719 556 Warsop Shot Silk Staffordshire Bull Terrier 11.04.05 04251-2005 Nikki Craddock 97700

557 CH Xzeta Vivaladiva Poodle (Miniature) 9.04.07 05542-2007 Noeline Wagener 12767 558 Gemma Poodle (Miniature) 10.04.01 OB/5668 Marise Poingdestre 78274

559 AGCH Jenna von Furstenhaus ADXG Schnauzer (Miniature) 9.04.99 OB/4492 Lyn Sayers 91385

560 Jenna’N’Spice of Whitout ADXS Poodle (Miniature) 23.01.03 03219-2003 Bronwyn Morgan 92732 561 Pico Amazin Raisin Poodle (Toy) 22.03.05 04820-2005 Carol Bennett 90640

562 Spellbound of Glenfox ADXS Val Pearce 52852 Shetland Sheepdog 25.03.01 05751-2001 Handler: Rod Pearce 58647

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 93 agility

( continued) Competitors (continued)

563 Tiffany of Springlands Trevor Norton 94209 Poodle (Toy) 26.12.05 05261-2006 Handler: Jane Norton 97255 564 To the Cure of Jura West Highland White Terrier 7.03.02 02684-2002 Tess Bayly 95463

565 CH Xzeta Good Golly Miss Molly ADXG Poodle (Miniature) 13.12.99 00788-2000 Sharon Wagener 57353

94 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding ( Jumpers Pairs

C1 CH Donell Waterlily The Mighty Little Quinn Elaine Maisey Tess Bayly C2 Schondara Ernie Touch Down Schondara Go Jayme Go Shane McGhie Lyn Sayers C3 Toby the Golden Rocket Trudy Gemma Pouls Shanice Clements C4 Monte Xzeta Hope Springs Eternal Sandra Athea Sharon Wagener C5 Saharan Hunter by Whitout Black Jack of Scattald Diane Miller Chris Ross C6 Quendi Pico Calmity Kid Ann Bennett Carol Bennett C7 Rowangold Karismatic Spirit Temohoao Hebe Kikorangi Kirstin Graves Keri Neilson C8 Working Together of Mordor Deedon Korse Kathleen Graham Diane Boden C9 Brookglen Mystic Jade CDX Karmera Meka MJ’s Gem CDX Jill Sorensen Jennie Whyte C10 Kelnic Mai Jaggered Edge Gigalo’s Cunning Linguist Michelle Jopson Paul Remon C11 Moncrieff My Tuppence Worth Moncrieff Midnite Kite Jude Haase Jo Bolten C12 All That Jaz Shylo Shelley Stewart Bev Pocock C13 Braeglen Laza Dragon of Lite Run Riot of Tylerwild Chris Moody Catherine Massey C14 Braeglen Mystic Spirit Jem Nel Mickey’s Magic Jo Moody Catherine Massey C15 Cassie Chloe Cusha Wilson Kevin Burnette C16 D’cyfa the Quiz What a Cracka Kathryn Bayne Helen Carter C17 Designadogz Buildabridge Designadogz Scruffy Libby Ellery Wayne Ellery C18 Emso Mega-Majik X I Ted Christine Fifield Rebecca Roper C19 Fazt Az Jumpin’ the Gun at Coal Creek Holly Jeffares Charlotte Rundgren C20 Hairy Maclary’s Blue Flint Karmera M J’s Kylie at Broxa Robyn Fargher Paul Hickey C21 In Total Confusion Super Doopa Mini Cooper Janette Cliffe Bevan Dale C22 Jett Windaego Fya N the Sky Jo Bolten Paul Taylor C23 Korrandulla Paree That’s Me Myne of Emerald Hill Jane Aukett Carol Kisby C24 Manyara Scotts Rose Zak Liz Rosewarne Andrea Williamson C25 Quickmagic C’s the Day Rainstar Shark Attack Peter de Wit Fiona Ferrar C26 Rainster Don’t Stop Rainstar Phantom of the Opera Bernie McClumpha Susan McKay C27 Taranaki Sun Ryze Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah of Mordor Toni Mackenzie Polly Catlin-Maybury

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 95 ( continued) Jumpers Pairs (continued)

B1 Hairy MacLary’s Leo Tammy ADXS Robyn Fargher Anne Cozens B2 Holly ADXB CH Xzeta Good Golly Miss Molly ADXG Sandra Athea Sharon Wagener B3 Bracken Ballach MacGiver Polly Catlin-Maybury Toni Mackenzie B4 Tudor of Richmond Hill Armbros What a Jolly Whiz Quiz ADXG Carol Kisby Kathryn Bayne B5 Ealing Billie Kann Tizza Touchaye McGee Melanie Held Aprille McGee B6 Baindia Alainn of Temair Hudson Ann Kenny Nigel Kenny B7 Eighteen Wheels of Justice Indigo Delta of Krissamar Graeme Parr Carolyn Parr B8 Griff Shar Heather Warren Sarah Weakley B9 Karmera Shines Ruby ADXG Tess ADXG Tarah Hunt Lou Baker B10 Tide Emma Catherine Harty Christine Harber B11 Vienna Poppie of Heidesa AD Caylith Luvn Kisses (Imp Aus) Michelle Griffiths Linda Mortimer B12 Whitehawk Quinton Tullimoredew Gail Francis Shelley Clark B13 A Rocky Road Designadogz Wotz Ur Point Kaylah Hill Jazman Ellery B14 Coal of Corindell Foxy Lady of Taratahi Marie Wales Marilyn Lambert B15 Eddie ADX CDX Karuz in a Hustle ADX Elaine Hervé Bronwen Burnette B16 Flip Foxglove Sugar N Spice Sharyn Sutton Fiona Brown B17 Gemma Mystori Mistaken Identity Helen Fabling Gail Francis B18 Kivalo Anya ADXS Oscar Marian Holman Carol Meilink B19 Miz Kool Skye Blue ADX Rim Rockin’ Zito ADXB Kevin Liddle Rebecca Roper B20 Rex The Working Class Man Susan Lorenz Amanda Hayward B21 Shandy Yani from Salonika Liz Tolhurst Silvia Rizzi B22 Tess of Stepinstones Whirinaki Blue Nicki Oade Karynne Penfold B23 Windaego Eye C Red Rocket Windaego Luna’s Promise Daryl Hogg Fiona Goodall

96 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding ( continued) Jumpers Pairs (continued)

A1 Ella ADXG Pinehill Fait Accompli CDX Rosalie Lock Barbara Lowen A2 AGCH Jenna von Furstenhaus ADXG Schondara Star Attraction ADX CDX Lyn Sayers Kathryn Snook A3 Pico Amazin Raisin CH Starstruck Dixieland ADXG Carol Bennett Noeline Wagener A4 Shelton Time T Reflect ADXG Warsop Shot Silk Lou Baker Nikki Craddock A5 Carlanrig Red Seeka o Jazz Lady AD Rebecca Sidwell Wendy Osmond A6 AGCH Jess ADXG Ruff Tuff Powder Puff Karen Grant Natasha Coulter A7 AGCH Glen ADXG Eyespy P Class Ripper Jan Murden Justine Dale A8 Ironpaw Rapid Response Saharan Eclipse at Whitout AD FD Mike Butler Diane Miller A9 Miska CDX Tehlulah Lyn Peters Christine Gabb A10 AGCH Pippa ADXS Josh Mark Barrett Wendy McGhie A11 Benji the Bootknapper ADX Juss Oska Nigel Kenny Anne Cozens A12 AGCH Highbrook Queen Bee FD AGGRCH Taste of India Louise Williams Dianne Reid A13 ‘Arry Potter Have a Jump with a Gigalo Alice Barnett Paul Remon A14 Gemma ADX Hairy MacLary’s Gypsy ADXG Rebecca Holland Robyn Fargher A15 Jed Ecclesfield Jade Anne Packer Jude Haase A16 Karmera Shining Star ADXG Sheeba Tina Mitchell Campbell List A17 Karmera Shynee-Asta ADX Zak ADXB Tarah Hunt Debbie Wrigg A18 Lionzone Zhambuca ADXG Karamea A Beating Drum Amanda Hayward Joanne Dale A19 Silktrader Tycoon CDX FD Toonie Lad of Cobberland ADXB Denise Mundy Chris Ross A20 AGGRCH Tarquin Dream Weaver ADXG AGCH Jody ADX Bernie McClumpha Keri Neilson A21 AGGRCH Trigadell Red About Tana ADXG AGCH Cassie ADX Karen de Wit Nevenka Paterson A22 Anandi Asha AD Travisty of Justice Michelle Jopson Natasha Coulter A23 Antz Pantz’ RMV ADX Karuz On Sambucca ADXB CDX Kevin Burnette Linda Guinness A23 Aquila Mid-Knight Passion AGCH Moncrieff Solo-Windchyme FDX Allan Rohde Elaine Rohde A24 Bellshill Mind Your Ps N Qs Laechelon Ruby Gem Trish Bush Martin Bush A25 Brackenridge Stylistic ADX Super Sonic Linda Chandler Jenny Laird A26 Breenagh Chaos Coal Creek Razzmatazz Charlotte Rundgren Clare Wellington A27 Cheeky Hobson Risky Rondayvu AD FD Deb Jackson Ngaire O’Rourke

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 97 ( continued) Jumpers Pairs (continued)

A28 Cindy Sweeny ADXG FDX Geoff Gillies Ngaire O’Rourke A29 Cleopatra ADX CDX Heeza Rustler Vickie Wilson Mark Wilson A30 Coal Creek’s Living on the Edge Coal Creek’s Secret Weapon Charlotte Rundgren Ron Frater A31 Coal Creek’s Maillot Jaune Kliff’s Edge ADX CDX Louise Marsh Linley Barrett A32 Coal Creek Secret Code Puzzle ADX AGGRCH Just Pete Paul Beswick Anne Bevin A33 Corby Ikon Holly Jeffares Vickie Wilson A34 Cwmbran Cariad AD Leighton Buzzard ADXB Roy Thorndycraft Ruth Thorndycraft A35 Dakota AG GR CH Tui Tip’o Tail ADXG Brian Godfrey Anne Godfrey A36 Fly Buys Taz Manic Catherine Harty Kim Loye A37 Heeza Geordie Boy ADX Raven FD Christine Wallace Diana McKay A38 AGGRCH Heeza Loose Cannon ADXG FD Relko Let It Rain Fiona Ferrar Keri Neilson A39 AGGRCH FDCH Highland Breeze ADXG CDX AGGRCH FDCH Neva-Dee Question ADXG CDX Chelsea Marriner Deb Jackson A40 Jetdotcom AG CH Zoom ADX UDX FD Phil Johnson Lisa Duff A41 AGCH JJ Cricket ADX Pleze Jan Murden Debbie McFarlane A42 JJ of Carlyle Longroyd Afternoon Delight ADX Celina Lovejoy Kathleen Graham A43 Just Zip ADX Ridgeway Envy Mia Beswick Michelle Jopson A44 AGGRCH Kaeanda Blue Skys the Limit ADXG AGGRCH Kay-J David Cook Anne Bevin A45 Kelly Laechelon Chaira’s Lady Asna Trish Bush Trish Bush A46 Kesha ADXG Princess Zena of Kazeus Bev Pocock Shelley Stewart A47 Lady Muck on Paws Pandimonium on Paws ADX Jason Hughes Mel Mankelow A48 Leithstone In Like Flynn Meg Karen Grant Paul Remon A49 Moncrieff Kepa’s Solopowered Serrano Sweet Apple Cider ADX Alannah Knapp Angela Denton A50 AGCH Nifty Noodle AGCH FDCH Sheez Flash of Glen Tilt ADX Deb Jackson Chelsea Marriner A51 Pinehills BBC Delta Dawn Pinehills Keno ADX Barbara Lowen Rosalie Lock A52 Shade of Waireka AD AGGRCH Silverstream C’s the Day ADXG Jenny Benson Peter de Wit A53 Shakira Tessa ADXB Susan McKay Janette Cliffe A54 Simba ADX Southern Style Ikon FDX Claire Horncastle Chelsea Marriner

98 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

(start times approximate) Saturday (start times approximate) gamblers A (58 entries • 8 am start) snooker b & C (58 entries • 9 am start) Maxi Maxi 198 39 39 45 47 66 68 206 114 132 154 173 244 270 280 281 292 299 300 302 136 143 229 144 150 163 171 186 192 198 330 42 46 48 52 70 131 134 151 156 204 221 228 230 231 254 262 263 264 272 157 174 188 203 217 219 236 245 273 296 283 287 293 294 301 303 312 313 295 272 308 311 329 331 334 24 56 71 74 135 287 293 294 301 303 312 313 295 Mini Mini 565 545 524 522 534 541 507 508 511 519 502 504 538 542 543 556 559 561 Midi Midi 404 410 417 420 422 437 439 444 445 449 415 443 405 412 435 441 414 427 452 409 417 420 422 437 439 444 445 449 starters 1 (161 entries • 1 pm start) 452 409 Maxi gamblers B & C (76 entries • 8 am start) 119 102 103 110 116 120 124 128 129 130 Mini 133 135 137 138 140 141 142 147 148 151 505 523 524 535 545 565 507 508 511 152 153 155 156 157 158 159 165 168 169 522 534 541 552 170 174 176 179 188 191 193 194 197 202 Midi 203 205 209 211 212 215 217 219 222 223 405 408 411 412 415 424 443 450 401 421 225 304 305 311 296 85 224 298 310 314 423 427 435 441 316 320 325 331 332 334 Maxi Midi 5 33 42 46 48 53 86 131 134 154 401 414 421 423 427 430 434 435 441 447 173 216 244 270 281 292 299 300 302 306 451 453 457 413 416 327 330 24 36 54 71 74 77 130 135 B R E A K 151 156 157 159 174 188 203 217 219 236 Mini 245 249 257 273 284 305 308 311 331 501 507 508 512 515 516 517 519 521 522 snooker A (48 entries • 9 am start) 528 530 531 534 536 539 540 541 549 550 Mini 552 555 557 558 563 511 502 504 538 537 518 559 561 Maxi Midi 329 233 234 236 237 238 239 243 245 249 422 437 444 445 449 452 404 409 410 417 256 257 258 261 271 273 279 282 284 286 419 420 288 291 4 6 13 19 23 24 27 28 29 31 36 40 49 54 56 57 61 62 Maxi 63 64 65 71 72 74 75 76 77 83 198 199 204 221 228 263 264 272 287 315 88 92 95 96 229 108 30 39 45 66 68 114 132 136 150 262 163 301 166 171 186 192 295

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 99 agility

(start times approximate) Saturday (start times approximate) novice 1 (227 entries • 12.30 pm start) intermediate 1 Maxi Mini (227 entries • 12.30 pm start) 51 102 3 5 6 7 9 12 13 14 502 504 543 506 509 510 513 518 520 524 15 178 216 113 17 19 24 26 27 28 525 526 527 529 532 533 537 538 542 544 29 31 33 35 36 37 42 44 46 48 545 546 548 556 559 560 561 564 565 535 49 52 53 54 56 60 61 63 64 65 Midi 70 71 74 75 77 183 324 78 79 82 450 403 404 406 405 407 408 409 410 411 83 84 86 88 92 98 103 104 106 120 412 415 417 418 419 420 422 424 425 426 122 124 126 130 131 190 238 133 134 135 431 433 437 439 438 440 443 444 445 446 138 140 142 146 147 153 174 448 449 452 454 456 B R E A K Maxi Maxi 11 105 299 301 306 309 312 317 330 8 119 151 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 162 B R E A K 165 168 169 172 173 175 176 181 182 188 Maxi 191 197 203 205 207 208 209 297 211 212 123 319 321 322 324 326 327 328 100 106 214 215 217 220 222 223 233 234 236 240 107 109 112 114 115 126 131 132 134 143 244 245 252 257 258 261 271 273 299 311 144 146 161 163 164 171 178 187 190 318 331 97 148 280 281 282 284 285 286 288 3 5 12 14 15 17 26 30 33 34 289 291 292 296 164 179 219 225 300 302 35 37 39 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 304 305 306 309 316 326 52 53 55 58 60 66 68 69 70 73 B R E A K 90 1 2 9 16 136 172 175 181 182 Maxi 183 186 192 227 228 307 270 275 318 327 328 329 330 332 333 334 B R E A K Mini Maxi 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 513 515 516 160 162 173 198 199 50 51 86 89 93 519 521 522 524 525 528 531 533 536 534 231 244 300 313 201 204 206 207 208 210 535 539 540 541 545 546 550 552 555 557 213 216 80 97 98 221 229 230 235 246 558 562 563 564 565 503 247 250 251 252 254 323 255 259 263 264 Midi 265 262 59 267 268 270 272 214 302 18 401 403 405 406 408 411 412 413 414 415 20 274 276 278 280 281 81 99 118 166 416 418 423 424 427 431 435 436 438 441 285 287 289 292 283 290 293 10 87 101 442 443 446 447 450 451 453 457 108 150 277 295 315 196

100 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

Saturday (start times approximate) Sunday (start times approximate) senior 1 (142 entries • 1.00 pm start) starters 2 (171 entries • 9.30 am start) Maxi Maxi 198 277 16 199 276 201 204 206 210 213 29 286 291 96 95 92 94 88 85 83 221 227 228 229 2 230 231 235 1 67 77 76 75 74 72 71 65 64 62 61 246 247 250 251 253 255 259 262 50 57 56 54 49 40 36 32 31 28 27 Mini 296 25 23 21 19 13 6 4 197 195 502 504 514 518 520 526 529 532 537 538 194 193 191 189 188 176 174 170 169 168 542 543 544 548 556 559 560 561 165 237 225 158 157 156 179 24 103 117 159 155 153 152 148 147 142 141 140 139 Midi 138 137 135 133 130 129 124 120 116 111 452 420 404 454 407 409 410 417 419 422 110 288 284 282 279 273 271 269 258 257 425 426 428 433 437 440 444 445 449 456 B R E A K B R E A K 249 245 239 238 236 234 233 226 224 223 Maxi 222 219 215 212 211 209 205 203 202 63 295 58 263 264 265 267 268 272 274 278 311 310 305 304 298 297 119 102 334 332 283 287 293 294 317 8 10 11 20 59 331 329 325 320 316 314 217 301 312 313 315 319 321 323 93 254 18 Midi 30 34 39 41 43 45 47 66 290 68 457 453 451 447 441 435 434 432 430 429 69 73 80 81 100 101 105 107 108 322 427 423 421 416 414 402 401 109 112 114 115 123 132 136 143 118 99 144 149 150 161 163 166 171 55 180 184 Mini 186 187 192 196 87 563 558 557 555 553 552 551 550 547 541 540 539 536 534 531 528 522 521 519 517 adx advanced 516 515 512 511 508 507 501 Maxi (78 entries • 2.00 pm start) 317 108 5 10 15 26 33 34 39 43 novice 2 (236 entries • 9.00 am start) 46 87 300 47 50 52 55 79 89 91 Midi 105 123 149 150 166 167 177 180 184 185 416 406 457 453 451 450 447 446 443 442 186 192 198 213 221 227 230 235 246 251 441 438 436 435 432 431 427 424 423 418 255 264 267 268 270 272 275 276 278 287 415 414 412 411 408 405 401 293 115 132 144 206 290 303 330 322 Mini Mini 562 515 511 503 565 564 563 558 557 555 562 524 525 526 527 542 545 546 560 561 554 552 551 550 546 545 541 540 539 505 Midi 535 536 534 533 531 528 525 523 524 522 407 417 422 433 442 452 455 439 404 521 519 517 516 513 510 509 508 507 506 Maxi 333 328 327 326 316 309 297 133 17 318 B R E A K Maxi 190 329 311 306 305 304 300 182 173 172 98 97 92 88 86 83 82 79 78 77 75 74 71 70 65 64 63 61 60 56

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 101 agility

(start times approximate) Sunday (start times approximate)

Novice 2 Maxi (continued) Intermediate 2 Maxi (continued) 54 53 52 51 49 48 46 44 42 38 318 317 302 301 99 93 90 89 87 86 37 36 33 32 31 28 27 26 25 24 81 80 79 73 70 68 53 38 322 22 19 15 14 13 12 9 7 6 5 B R E A K 3 197 188 183 181 179 174 178 168 162 66 60 58 48 22 17 328 319 313 276 160 159 158 156 155 154 153 147 29 274 272 270 255 246 242 241 52 46 45 B R E A K 42 39 34 33 26 15 12 11 10 9 Maxi 5 3 330 192 190 187 186 185 184 183 176 175 157 148 146 142 140 139 135 113 182 181 178 175 173 172 171 167 166 163 111 299 138 134 131 130 126 125 124 120 162 161 160 154 150 149 146 145 144 143 119 117 106 104 103 102 165 164 302 292 136 134 132 131 126 125 123 118 115 114 291 289 288 286 285 284 282 281 280 279 112 109 108 107 106 105 101 100 323 67 275 273 271 331 324 296 270 269 266 258 59 257 252 245 244 241 238 236 234 233 232 senior 2 (142 entries • 9.30 am start) 226 334 225 223 222 219 218 217 216 215 Maxi 214 212 211 208 207 205 203 202 330 195 196 323 319 315 313 255 66 58 45 11 intermediate 2 10 199 192 187 186 184 180 166 163 161 150 145 144 143 73 68 295 118 115 114 Maxi (241 entries • 9.00 am start) 109 108 105 100 101 317 294 293 290 287 315 295 277 247 227 196 98 51 47 43 283 278 277 262 132 112 80 16 312 276 37 30 16 14 293 292 290 289 287 285 272 267 259 246 107 41 39 34 281 283 280 2 278 275 268 262 267 266 265 97 69 41 20 18 8 1 264 263 B R E A K 259 254 252 251 229 50 Midi Midi 456 452 449 445 444 440 437 433 428 426 456 450 449 448 446 445 444 443 440 438 425 422 420 419 417 410 409 407 404 437 436 433 431 426 425 424 422 420 419 Mini 418 417 415 412 411 410 409 407 408 406 561 560 559 556 548 544 543 542 538 537 405 404 439 452 532 529 526 520 518 504 502 B R E A K Maxi Mini 171 123 99 229 321 268 265 264 263 254 561 560 559 535 565 556 554 548 546 545 253 251 242 235 231 230 228 221 87 59 544 543 542 538 537 533 532 529 526 504 93 91 81 67 50 322 213 210 206 204 502 525 524 520 518 514 513 510 509 506 201 301 198 250 248 247 227 136 69 55 527 47 43 30 20 18 8 2 1 Maxi 200 55 327 326 321 312 309 307 306 300 299 250 248 244 231 230 228 221 216 213 214 210 208 207 206 204 201 199 198 324

102 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

(start times approximate) Sunday (start times approximate)

AD (161 entries • 9.30 am start) AD Maxi (continued) Maxi 101 80 77 9 315 259 133 112 100 98 334 328 326 321 324 323 135 319 313 309 92 86 84 73 51 306 298 296 70 66 301 299 297 291 286 42 285 283 273 266 60 59 58 54 53 48 41 38 37 36 265 262 257 254 252 247 245 244 241 236 27 24 22 17 16 14 13 11 51 234 232 231 228 226 222 220 218 217 214 Midi 209 208 204 331 30 196 195 183 181 182 443 441 438 437 436 435 431 428 424 420 176 178 190 175 173 172 165 164 161 157 418 415 412 409 408 406 405 146 145 143 142 134 132 131 130 126 124 Mini 122 120 117 114 109 106 104 97 95 7 564 556 554 552 551 548 541 538 537 535 103 529 528 523 519 515 514 513 511 510 507 B R E A K 506 505 503 502

(start times approximate) Monday (start times approximate) starters 3 (162 entries • 8.30 am start) novice 3 (228 entries • 8.00 am start) Maxi Maxi 334 329 310 291 288 286 284 282 279 271 289 284 197 191 190 188 183 182 181 179 260 258 257 256 249 245 239 237 236 234 178 176 175 174 173 172 169 168 164 162 233 225 223 222 219 217 212 211 209 205 160 159 158 157 156 155 153 151 148 147 202 332 331 325 320 215 146 142 140 139 138 135 134 133 131 130 Midi 127 126 125 124 122 121 120 119 113 111 457 453 451 447 441 435 434 430 429 427 106 104 103 327 299 292 285 281 280 275 423 421 416 414 413 402 401 270 266 252 36 31 244 241 240 238 232 220 102 78 70 44 13 291 Mini 563 555 553 552 550 547 541 540 539 536 B R E A K 534 531 530 528 522 521 519 517 516 515 Midi 512 511 508 507 450 446 443 442 438 436 431 424 415 457 B R E A K 412 411 408 405 403 427 423 416 453 451 447 441 435 421 414 413 406 401 Maxi 311 304 298 297 296 273 238 96 95 92 Mini 88 85 83 77 76 75 74 71 65 64 562 557 555 554 552 550 546 539 536 545 63 62 61 57 54 49 40 36 31 28 541 540 565 564 563 535 534 533 531 528 525 524 523 522 521 519 516 515 513 511 Maxi 510 509 508 507 506 505 503 314 305 224 29 27 24 23 19 13 6 4 203 194 193 197 191 189 188 179 176 Maxi 174 170 169 168 159 158 157 156 155 153 334 331 330 329 326 318 316 311 309 273 152 151 147 142 141 148 140 139 138 137 B R E A K 135 133 130 129 128 124 121 120 116 111 306 305 304 302 300 296 286 236 225 223 110 103 102 316 119 222 217 215 214 333 324 97 88 79 212 211 209 208 207 205 203 98 92 86 83 82 77 75 74 71 65 64 63 61 60

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 103 agility

On Paws Agility Equipment

We manufacture good quality light weight Agility equipment that is easy to move around.

We sell light weight Aluminium contact gear which is very light, sturdy and easy to move around the rings, all our gear comes rubber chipped to your colour choices. We can add detail to the contact gear such as sponsors names or logos.

The weaves come in three equal pieces with the middle piece being interchangeable to afford any problems, they join together with an over lapping joint

104 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

(start times approximate) Monday (start times approximate)

Novice 3 Maxi (continued) senior 3 (144 entries • 8.30 am start) 54 53 52 51 49 48 46 42 37 35 Midi 33 28 27 22 19 17 15 14 12 9 456 454 452 449 445 444 440 437 433 428 7 6 5 3 288 282 271 258 257 245 426 425 422 420 419 417 410 409 407 404 234 233 219 216 29 24 Mini Intermediate 3 538 532 561 560 559 556 548 544 543 542 Maxi (239 entries • 8.00 am start) 537 529 526 520 518 514 504 502 315 229 99 98 97 93 90 89 87 86 Maxi 81 80 79 73 70 69 68 67 66 60 198 323 319 317 315 313 312 301 115 58 59 58 55 53 52 51 50 48 47 46 322 321 99 93 91 87 81 80 73 69 45 43 42 41 39 37 34 33 30 22 68 67 66 59 55 50 47 45 43 41 20 18 17 16 15 14 12 11 10 9 B R E A K 8 5 3 2 1 192 190 187 186 185 39 34 30 20 18 16 11 10 8 2 183 178 175 173 172 171 167 166 164 162 1 180 196 192 187 186 184 171 166 163 163 161 160 150 149 146 144 143 134 196 161 150 149 144 143 136 118 101 132 123 277 112 107 109 108 105 100 293 290 295 294 B R E A K 276 287 278 283 277 274 272 268 267 265 Maxi 264 263 262 259 255 254 253 250 248 247 318 306 182 136 132 131 127 126 125 123 246 235 231 230 228 227 221 213 210 206 118 115 114 112 109 108 107 106 105 101 204 200 201 199 114 229 100 181 302 295 293 292 290 289 287 285 283 281 280 278 276 275 274 272 270 268 267 266 265 300 264 263 262 259 255 254 252 250 248 247 246 244 241 232 231 230 228 227 221 216 214 213 210 208 207 206 204 201 200 199 198 327 324 323 322 319 B R E A K Maxi 330 326 321 317 313 312 309 307 301 299 184 Midi 456 454 452 450 449 448 446 445 444 443 440 439 438 437 436 433 431 426 425 424 422 420 419 417 415 412 411 410 409 408 407 406 405 404 403 Mini 535 565 564 561 560 559 556 554 548 546 545 544 543 542 538 537 533 532 529 527 526 525 524 523 520 518 513 510 509 506 504 502

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 105 agility

Results – Saturday Starters 1 Judge: Danny Gotlieb NOVICE 1 Judge: Allan Rohde Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th Intermediate 1 Judge: Robyn Fargher SENIOR 1 Judge: Peter Dynan 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th

Results – Sunday Starters 2 Judge: Robyn Fargher novice 2 Judge: Peter Dynan 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th

106 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding agility

(continued) Results – Sunday (continued) Intermediate 2 Judge: Danny Gotlieb SENIOR 2 Judge: Allan Rohde Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th Results – Monday Starters 3 Judge: Noeline Wagener NOVICE 3 Judge: Robyn Fargher Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults Placing Competitor/No. Time Faults 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th Intermediate 3 Judge: Sallie Remon SENIOR 3 Judge: Libby Ellery 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 5th 6th 6th 7th 7th 8th 8th 9th 9th 10th 10th

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 107 108 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Interzone Competition

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 113 interzone competition

Zone 1 Team ProWles Agility starters Tess & The Mighty Little Quinn Intermediate Allan & Rocket Quinn is a two year three Rocket is a 7 year old working Kelpie who is a dream months old little bundle of to run around the agility course as you can rely on mischief – showing the best him to do everything you ask of him. He is not the (and worst) of both of his quickest dog in agility but he makes up for this by breeds – he is a mightily ener being very efficient around the course. His other getic Miniature Schnauzer/ talents include obedience which he is at Test B level Jack Russell crossbreed who and flygility which he enjoys immensely. Rocket loves just loves everything in life his rewards after training or after running a course but – except rain. He is smart enough to know that if he does have a bad habit of running away with it. He stays in the tunnel the rain won’t get him. For him must think it is a game as he keeps just out of reach at one of the most exciting things in the world is anyone times which can get a bit annoying. He hates the wet, else’s games and toys. He is an “inside” dog, sharing unless doing flygility, and has been known to hide his quarters with my first agility dog – a little West from the rain when doing agility. He is a scavenger Highland White Terrier. I began competing in agility and is always very quick to get any food left within in 2004 with my honest, but slow, Westie, training at his reach. Myself, I have been competing in agility for North Shore Dog Training Club. Together we achieved 16 years and originally started at the Wairarapa club some placings and many clear round certificates. This but now I am a proud member of the Counties club. developed my love of agility and led to my decision to I really enjoy the sport and am involved in all aspects try for a more competitive second dog – the outcome of it (judging, training, administration). –A faster fitter me and my challenging mate - The Mighty Little Quinn. SENIOR Elaine & Flare Flare is a four year old red and white border collie novice Marilyn & Teddy bred by John & Raewyn Muir. Flare has a mischievous Teddy is a 6½-year-old border collie and we have nature and likes to steal articles from the training bag been competing in agility for four years. He has or my pockets. She takes delight in being the centre of managed to obtain his ADX title. Teddy is not fast attention and has been known to sit in the middle of but is a very honest, steady and reliable dog, even the ring with a toy in her mouth waiting for someone in his other passion of obedience. It does help if to chase her. She also loves brushes and brooms but his handler gets it right on the day. Teddy had the her favourite past time is rolling in cow sh?? where pleasure or misfortune to represent Zone One as she comes out green and gold. Flare was part of the the Novice Obedience dog in 2007 and is hoping Paw Blacks that competed at the Australian Nationals to have his CDX title before NDTA 2008. He also in Adelaide. She qualified for two finals and came a competes in Flygility; his first competition was at credible 4th in the masters jumpers. Flare was also the NDTA 2007 (no titles there as yet). We do all a finalist in the NAC final finishing third. Flare our training at Counties Dog Training Club where has just qualified out of Test B level in obedience Teddy and myself have had the instructors pulling and learning the Test C exercises also competes in their hair out trying to come up with ideas to help flygility. Flare also represented Zone 1 last year in get more speed from him; all to no avail. Teddy is intermediate. I have represented both Zone 3 and also a member of the Fun Police; stopping my young Zone 1 in agility before but with different dogs. dogs from running with other dogs or playing any Hopefully Flare will be taking a few months of after sort of game. He loves chasing shadows and the torch the N.D.T.A. to enjoy motherhood. light and he is a lot of fun to have around. He is a true and faithful friend and companion; definitely a member of the family.

114 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

at just nine and half weeks old, Holly slipped Obedience through the gate, rounded up the 8 or so sheep Special Beginners that were in the paddock and put them in the Maree & Ted barn. She then trotted off merrily having proved Ted lives on a farm in Kumeu and shares his outside she was the sort of stuff that Border Collies are life with 16 horses and 10 chickens both of which made of. Holly has had three litters of puppies he helps get to where he thinks they should be going all of them in Obedience or Agility homes and (even if it’s just around in circles) at 100 miles an hour. proving successful in both fields. She is a very After a hard day he sedately lives inside with 3 cats who loyal little dog, a great mum to her pups and a end up telling him where to be and when. Ted and I pleasure to own and train. started obedience training because he was “a typical border collie” and I needed help and fast. One night Test C Janna & Sunnee last December at class my instructor suggested I attend Some time ago I decided that I would name our ribbon trial (I think she meant as a spectator) but instead I rock up with Ted. With no clue about my next puppy X Factor so when I finally made showing off I went and Ted won, well I was hooked. the decision to get a Heidesa puppy I was very I can’t thank the trainers enough for the help, support surprised to learn that it would actually be the X and guidance. Ted has just turned two.. litter. Perfect!! So imagine how I felt when after taking some time to get to know the puppies and Novice Deanne & Jazzy finally choosing the little red boy to find that he Jazzy is a 3 year old Heidesea border collie. She lives had already been named X Factor! Obviously at home with Deanne and Mark on a lifestyle block Sunnee and I were meant to be together, he’s an in the Waikato where she has 5 other border collies awesome wee man. I love him to bits and I think to play with. She loves going out running with her he’s definitely got the X Factor. I’d like to wish Mum, and is a very cuddly dog. On the downside, she can be very sensitive to noise and most especially all the other team members the best of luck but clapping. most of all I hope you have fun working with your special friend. Test A Hana & Inka Awhi will be 2 years old in November and puppy Trials trained with Graham Hawkyard for our first nine months together. She is very soft but always TD Sheeran & Laddie tries. Awhi lives with three bossy poodles (and Laddie is a vocal 8-yr-old tricoloured Heading some people) in West Auckland. Awhi won Test Dog. As an 8-week-old pup he was introduced A at the recent National dog show and is our to tracking and soon after confirmed this was his Good Girl no matter what happens here. Her favourite. Laddie is a strong tracking dog but has favourite things are barking in the truck, chasing a tendency to cheat by cutting out a section of water and running in circles – always to the left. the track if he thinks he can rejoin but often an article has been missed. Laddie also does Agility, Test B Laurinda & Holly Obedience and Flygility. He patrols his property Lady Taylah of Lochinvar mostly known as better than the guards outside Buckingham “Holly” was a naughty little rehome puppy by Palace, especially from the Terrier next door. I the time she was only 9 weeks old. The couple certainly know when he is out and about. Laddie who bought her originally just couldn’t manage loves his holidays at Waiheke Island , where we her, so she had been returned to the breeder. always do some tracking to keep him happy, This was a bit of luck as I had seen her litter sister along with swimming, walking and lazing in the earlier and mentioned I would like a puppy from sun. He lives at home with his nephew 9 mth old that litter, but at that time they were all sold. Bracken and until recently his half brother WTCH A couple of days after she arrived at my place, OBCH FGCH Hillswick Highland Jock. Laddie loves

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 115 interzone competition

(continued) Zone 1 Team ProWles (continued)

life and is always ready for a new adventure. We Co lives with her best friend “Pete”, (another are happy to be representing the Zone One Trials rescue B/C X), 3 black and white spotty cats Club as the TD dog at the NDTA. and numerous coloured black and white spotty sheep. Last year Co excelled herself and WD Jenny & Pippin got two UDX’s and also got Highest points Pippin is five years old and is currently trophy and sash at last years NDTA so I am competing in Agility, Obedience and Working hoping that she will do well this year too. Co is Trials. Being a border collie x working dog extremely good with people especially children she loves to do her own thing which makes life and my Grandsons think she is wonderful and very interesting, frequently humorous and at can do any thing with her. I have always had times exceeding frustrating. She loves people- male GSD’s until Pete and Co came along. I especially their pockets and bogs where there have gained numerous titles with all my dogs might be some food. She also loves tracking and including alot of CDX’s, ADX’s, FD’s, UDX’s, I enjoy competing in trials with her. BH’s, IP0’s and Schutzhund titles (Dogsport titles, which include Tracking, Obedience and UD Christine & Co Character work.) I have represented Zone 1 in Co is 4 years old Chocolate tri coloured the Agility team with one of my GSD’s Hein. B/C X. Not sure who the father was but Co’s I also represented Pete in the Zone 1 team for mother was a longhaired black and white B/C. UD last year. I have always done dog training as I rescued “Co”, her Mum and her littermates far back as I can remember. In my school days from a farmer that was going to put them all I trained and worked with our gundogs and all down. Co got her CDX when she was two, but our cattle dogs. I have always had pet dogs and I didn’t continue her Obedience career, as I was I first got hooked on dog showing in the early too busy doing other doggy things. Co loves 1980’s with a GSD then the rest is history! I Agility, is a Senior dog and also loves Flygility have always enjoyed all aspects of dog training, – not that we get to many competitions! and made some great friendships on the way.

116 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Zone 2 Team ProWles Agility starters Lisa & Pixi hunting season. I bought Pleze in 2007, she was 10 I am an ex-Wellington who weeks old, a big ball of fluff, herding turkeys, cute and moved to Hawke’s Bay four I felt sorry for her and she was the only one left in the years ago, after a short period litter to go to a new home. Pleze is now 3 years old spent in Gisborne. Pixi is and is developing into an excellent dog and in such a an SPCA special, born in short time, is in seniors with 3 challenges, ADX bronze Gisborne but raised and and FD (Fly Agility Dog). I believe this also comes trained in the Hawke’s Bay. down to: the Patient and dedicated trainers that I With her unknown heritage have from the Mount Maunganui Club, Jan Murden, she has been labelled a Michelle Burgraaf and Deb Jackson, my part time Huntaway X, and there have husband “Dave” who lets me go to the shows almost been many discussions and opinions on exactly what every weekend, and Sandy the Lab who was the loyal, the X part might be. Being my first dog since I left the faithful that taught me heaps. family home, she is extra special to me no matter her breeding. Both of us are newcomers to the sport and it SENIOR Tina & Robbie has been a fun (if not sometimes frustrating) learning Robbie, or the RobberDog as he experience as we gain confidence and understanding is known in many counter surfing of running the courses. circles has an Olympic gold medal in the high (bench top) jump and could novice Kim & Taz also rival Blackadder in the ‘cunning I started competing in as a weasel’ stakes … Robbie, or Mr Agility with Xena in 2002. Stumpy, or Mr No-Legs as he is often Taz Manic, my second dog, known, is your stock standard, classic started competing in January male (ie. Would rather have feet up 2008. Taz is a black & white with a beer watching the footy than Heading Dog/Kelpie cross, be exerting himself in agility…) but just over two years old. She when he is lured off the couch gives is an energetic, fast learning, everything he’s got … Bob the Dog good natured dog with a does have the honour of belonging to a great little club zest and eye for agility. She is easy going and a great that is known for being chocker-block full of talented companion for myself and Xena. Taz Manic lives up Belgian Shepherds namely Eastern Bay of Plenty DOC to her name. and over the years he has had to work very hard to earn the Belgians’ respect as an agility dog - no mean feat I Intermediate Debbie & Pleze can assure you!! Robbie’s handler is immensely proud My agility career started off sitting of the strong history within historic Zone Two and is on the fence at Mt Maunganui for a third time honoured to have the opportunity to Club watching my husband do represent the Zone. She wishes to convey to all the home obedience with Sandy the other teams her kindest regards and hopes they don’t “Labrador”. Nearby there was mind too much when they loose … again!! ;-) some agility training being done which looked like great fun, so I enrolled in the next agility class and before I could blink I was on the committee. I competed with Sandy for a couple of years with success until my husband repossessed her back as she was only on loan to me outside of the

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 117 interzone competition

(continued) Zone 2 Team ProWles (continued) Obedience Special Beginners Alex & Sugar Test A Dyson Beasley & Scandal Alex Robinson and six-year-old Sugar have been I have been competing in obedience and agility for working together for just under a year and have the past 17 years. They are sports that I love and become quite a team. Sugar is owned by Sylvia Bow enjoy working both of my dogs in. This NDTA who, due to ill health, has been unable to work or I again have the pleasure to represent my zone in exercise her dogs. Alex stepped into the breach so to obedience. Scandal and I have been in the team three speak and has been helping her for a couple of years times now; 2005 for novice obedience, 2007 novice now with not only exercising but also grooming and agility and now Test A obedience. Scandal is four clipping the dogs. Sylvia says Sugar adores the ground years old and competes in senior agility as well as Test Alex walks on and has eyes only for him. At just 17 A. She has gained CDX and ADX titles. Scandal and Alex shows sensitivity and maturity in his training and those who deal with him recognise him as a I have a great bond; she is a very funny and loyal special young man with an affinity for dog training dog. I have full confidence in her and I know she not often found in one so young. We are very proud won’t let me down. I take the Team Event with huge of him. Good luck Alex and Sugar. respect and it is an honour to represent our zone. I wish all competitors the very best of luck; try to put Novice Eunice & Arrow the nerves behind you and enjoy the day. I have been competing in obedience for 16 years. Belonging to Rotorua Dog Obedience Club I Test B Liz & Merlot represented Zone 2 in Auckland 1997 with a home- Merlot, better known as monster to his friends, is a bred corgi called Loxley Lord of Longroyd ADX. We 6-year-old border collie and special friend. We train were 2nd in the Novice team event. Lee and his sister at the Napier Dog Training Club and receive a lot of Lady Isabeau (Issy) reached Test A level. Lee also help from our Zone 2 friends (thanks guys). We share loved his agility. He is now 15. A thank you must go our home with Wayne (loving father and husband), to Ann Chester for starting me on my border collie big sister Jessie, little sister Savee (BCs) and Merlot’s “adventure”. Without Ann and her obch My Fair Lady arch enemy, crazy cat Charlie. We are excited to of Lapineek cdx (Asti), who went to the Rainbow represent our zone and hope we do them proud. We Bridge earlier this year aged 15-years, I would not wish the best of luck to all competitors. have Arrow who is Asti’s great great grandson. Arrow is my second generation home-bred border. His Test C Lorraine & Veesa mother Saffron and I are currently working in Test C. Veesa’s full name is Vis A Vis (French) pronounced vee Spice Coquette Hot N Spicy CDX, Saffron’s mother, is an Asti daughter. Now aged 2, Arrow is a delight sa vee, meaning face to face, and when she is working to train and a wonderful fun-loving companion with you will see that this is very appropriate. Veesa is 6 years the sweetest nature. Arrow won his first novice at last old and at 5 years old was the first Standard Poodle year’s NDTA in Auckland. He most definitely is the to gain the title of Obedience Grand Champion in “Xtra String To My Bow”. Good luck to everyone for New Zealand. What an exciting moment. Veesa is a NDTA 2008. delight to train and really enjoys her work. Lorraine and Veesa also compete in agility and flygility where Veesa turns into a completely different dog, full speed ahead and very vocal at times. Lorraine has been a member of Hawkes Bay Canine Obedience Club for 16 years and is very proud of her association with the club. Lorraine is proud to represent Zone 2 with Veesa and they will do their best for their team.

118 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Trials TD Debbie & Bronx UD Liz & Diesel Bronx is a 3-year-old German Shepherd who weighs I attended a UD/WD trial in Levin in November in at a delicate 49kgs. Whilst he may be mentally and 2007 as an observer, to see how all components of socially a wonderful ambassador for this breed it has these two trials are put together on the day. Enjoying been suggested that physically his parents did not pass the atmosphere and having the opportunity to catch on their finer traits and he is affectionately known up with some colleagues from the agility fraternity,I to some others in the trialling fraternity as 10 to 2 was in no doubt by the close of the weekend that (something to do with his ears – I believe!). As a pup I was going to try this with our German Shepard, he seemed standoffish to start with – which I did not Diesel. Challenges were faced on two fronts; one the find agreeable – until I realised he was examining and fact that I had until now been used to working mini assessing me in the same way as I was him! I found dogs and secondly, I knew very little about working myself liking this little guy to the exclusion of all the trials but owned a dog who, technically, knew more other pups, hence he became part of our family – it than I did. Undeterred and with the help and support wasn’t until he was two that I realised we had become of family and friends I ventured into the unknown. a team. He is the third dog I have trialled with, but My partner has been very supportive in helping with the 1st GS. His abilities, intelligence and sense of track laying and after a crash course in line handling fun, have never been an issue – mine on the other from a colleague, we started out and I became hooked! hand have been sorely lacking at times whilst training Diesel gets really excited when he sees his harness with this wonderfully honest creature – any mistakes and can’t wait to get going. This gets my adrenalin he makes for some reason always seem to lead back pumping as I put him into his harness and then give to me! We are looking forward to representing Zone him the command to track. I had my sights set on 2 at the NDTA and we promise to have fun! a UD trial later this year and at some point decided that maybe NDTA would be worth looking at as WD Kim & Paco well. We have to start somewhere and no sooner had Paco is a 5½-year-old German Shepherd, son of my I submitted my entry then I was asked if we would previous GS Wolf who I made up to an Obedience be UD combination for the trials team event so here Champion. Paco is the first dog I have trialled and we we are! have been trialling for about 3 years. We represented Z2 as Team UD dog in 2005. Hopefully we have as much success this year as we did in Taupo, and the weather is kinder to us. Trialling is fun, demanding, frustrating, time consuming and rewarding and you wouldn’t find a more helpful awesome bunch of people.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 119 interzone competition

Zone 3 Team ProWles Agility starters Peter & Quick Quick is a lovely little dog that from me. After having to teach her a ball was fun, loves to run, jump and chase. she quickly gained confidence in working away from She loves training, especially me, which carried over into Agility. Seeka is currently for the treats and the soccer competing in Champ shows at Novice/Intermediate ball, and when all that running (one win away from Senior) and at Ribbon Trials at around makes her hot, its off Intermediate/Senior. Seeka’s favourite past times when to the paddling pool and in she she is not doing Agility or Flygility is – playing with jumps for a quick cool down Misty & Mya, playing tug and eating car seatbelts (7 then back to business. For Peter, this is the second time seatbelts and 3 buckles), no longer an option. representing a Zone at Starters level, the first time was with Sarah, his GSD, in 1989 when the teams trophy intermediate was first competed for. Between then and now he has Louise & Bee been in the Zone team with Ascki, C and now Quick. Bee is my 4th agility dog who Good luck to everyone, and may the best Team win! constantly keeps me honest. She does agility for the fun novice Rebecca & Seeka of the reward and after 17 I started training my Mother’s years in agility, she has fully dog Gemma (Border Collie) rekindled my passion for the in 2000, when my mother sport. Bee loves people, and was unable to start due to any often plays the clown. She will injury. I was to fill in until often pretend to make friends with a dog as a means to she could take over ... which getting a cuddle from the owner. She never lets me get never happened. Instead I got too serious about agility or life in general. Manners are hooked, even though Gemma not her strong point, she learned from her ADHD dad was unsuitable for Agility. I got that he best way to leave an impression is with muddy my first dog Misty (Wirehaired feet on clean clothes. She lives with her dad Midge, Jack Russell) in 2001 when she was a year old and cats, chickens, ducks, aviary birds(lots of them) and started training her straight away. I started competing occasionally horses. Each day she chooses a different in 2003 and Misty and I were the Zone 3 Starters dog chicken to follow, usually so close she has feathers up for NDTA that year. Misty is a Senior dog. In mid her nose. I am proud to be in the HZ3 team with Bee’s 2004 Gemma had to retire due to an injury, which she sister and the two other team dogs Seeka and Quick. was very happy about. This is when I got my second dog Mya (Border Collie/Huntaway), at 11 months SENIOR Diane & India old. Mya is affectionately called the ‘Mad Cow’ due I have been “dabbling” in to her personality and competes in Senior. Then in agility for a few years now, 2006 I decided that it was time to get a new dog and starting with my manic BC this time it would be a puppy, hence I got Seeka. Seeka Ben, who NEVER got a clear is everything that I ever dreamed a dog could be, but run in his brief career (but was more than I ever thought I would be lucky enough to great entertainment value), get. She is the first dog I have had from puppyhood, then moving on to compete and have had to teach her the basics which I was with Tess (Ben’s sister) with unfamiliar with. She learns things at the drop of a a little more success, but hat and is very eager to please. When she was younger, my skills as a handler were sadly lacking, so her full she was tending to be a velcro dog, wouldn’t move far potential was never realised. India started competing in away from me. I decided that I would start training January 2005. She achieved her AGCH in April 2006 her in flygility to give her the confidence to work away and AGGRCH in November 2007. She also won the

120 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

“Open” finals at the Australian Nationals in May 2007 streak. At times training has proved a challenge as being and so I suppose she holds an Australian title too! All a typical male he found it difficult to concentrate on I had been hoping for was not to disgrace ourselves more than one thing at a time. Thankfully, once the in front of the Aussies! India has been a joy to train; unnecessary bits were removed he found his brain and she lives and breathes to do agility and is very serious has since competed successfully in both Novice and Test about her work. Like most BCs she is a “workaholic” A. Tango’s biggest failing is his fixation with the family’s and doesn’t know when “enough is enough”. On the black cat, Sam. Tango can, and often does, spend hours other hand, her handler definitely knows when she’s gazing at the black blob through the glass panel in the had enough! India shares her home with Ivor (my front door. He has yet to work out, that more often than very understanding husband), Ben and Tess (13 year not, the black blob he stares at with such devotion is old BCs) and the cats Harlequin (half Siamese), and actually his own reflection! China (Siamese) whom she adores. Her very best (dog) friend is her litter sister Bee (owned and loved Test a Jewel & Shelly by Louise Williams). However, India has had a “love In 1990 I took my new puppy, a fox terrier, along to the affair” with Belgian Sherpherds since she was a wee club to teach him some manners. Before very long he thing and she goes positively nuts when she spies one was competing in obedience and enjoying agility. My – ask Barry Monaghan! I have never worked out why next dog was a GSP, alas, born with a very independent as we don’t have any at our club and her exposure to temperament and a strong hunting instinct. Although them has been pretty minimal, but love them she does! both dogs were both wonderful family pets, I decideed Being Team Dog, representing HZ3, was one of our to try a breed more suited to the obedience ring. Shelly goals for 2008 and I hope that we will be able to live has more than lived up to my expectations. Shelly up to the high standard of past team dogs – it will not lives at home with her playmate, Fleur, a very active be through lack of trying! Roll on NDTA 2008. 12-year-old GSP. She loves swimming and enjoys her training. The greatest things about Shelly are the affection she shows me and her willingness to do her Obedience best at whatever I ask of her. Special Beginners Paul & Leo Test B Leo is a 4 year old Labrador from Porirua. We started June & Demi competing in obedience about 3 years ago and train Demi is a 5-year-old border collie. This is her first at Titahi Bay dog club. Being a newcomer on the dog time representing Zone 3 in the teams event. June has obedience scene, we would like to say a big thank represented Zone 3 with previous dogs. June feels very you for all the encouragement and advice from the lucky to have been given the opportunity to own Demi many friends we have made. Leo has turned out to who was bred by John Muir, although when she was a be a most loyal and loveable dog. Leo’s interests are baby puppy she was dynamite! To sum Demi up, she rolling in cow poo, dead things and chasing rabbits is a keen and happy worker who just loves to please. and playing with his doggie friends which he enjoys Being keen does sometimes get her in trouble but June immensely; especially with his girlfriend Ms Brown wouldn’t have it any other way. Demi has taught June from Paraparaumu. to see “the funny side” when working with dogs and to remember that at the end of the day they are only dogs novice Rose & Tango and we still love them even though we make mistakes, Rose has enjoyed the world of competitive obedience both handler and dog. June wishes all zone teams the since the late 1970s when she joined Central Allbreeds very best of luck and remember to enjoy yourselves Dog Training School in Wellington to work with her and your dogs. then seven-year-old miniature poodle, Comet, better known as ‘Doodle the Poodle’. She now lives in Levin Test C Kenn & Riley with husband Syd and belongs to the Horowhenua This is Kenn and Riley’s third year representing Zone 3 Obedience Dog Training Club. Rose has worked in the teams event. Last year they won Test C, helping competitively with two border collies and two miniature Zone 3 to win their first obedience teams event in poodles. Tango, Rose’s 5th competitive dog, is a two- 15 years and the previous year they won Test A. Riley year-old working sheepdog with a wonderful personality, is a fantastic little dog and loves to do good for his dad, gentle nature and an enthusiastic but often independent although he is a bit put out at present because Kenn

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 121 interzone competition

(continued) Zone 3 Team ProWles (continued) is now competing with his young dog and Riley is not WD Marie & Boz big on sharing his dad, especially with an arrogant My first dog was a German Shepherd (Zach) He was young dog. Kenn is proud to be representing Zone 3 the reason for me becoming involved in tracking. As a again and they will do their best to help Zone 3 win young dog I noticed how keen he was to put his nose the last obedience teams event as we know it. to the ground, unfortunately this naturally gifted dog had to retire for health reasons. The dog I now have is (Boz) a Belgian Malinois who has been involved Trials in trials for about 15 months. I have always enjoyed TD Heather & Phanta watching dogs at work, particulary tracking. Zachs natural ability certainly made the early days with I have been involved with working trials for about Landsar enjoyable. This experience coupled with the 20 years. During that time I have trained 2 German Boz’s full on energy is making the Zone 3 Trials an Shepherds – Becky and Hanna – to working trial exciting journey – if not sometimes an exhausting champions, the latter also becoming New Zealand’s challenge for the handler. first German Shepherd agility champion. My third GSD, Yogi, has 2x UDXs but was retired due to injury UD Sue & Whizz so never achieved WTCH status. After a short break I became the proud owner of Phanta, a red and white Whizz and Sue are representing Z3 at the UD trial border collie. Phanta was destined for the agility ring this year. Whizz is three years old and is competing in and trials were never considered! Keeping a B/C pup Test C and if he didn’t insist on doing some exercises occupied until 18months of age proved difficult, so with great enthusiasm and very little thought he could sendaways and peg tracks were taught to keep her be successful in Test C, although he has managed to get busy. Five years down the “track” we are trialling at one challenge. He has competed in several UD Trials, TD level. She also competes in test B obedience and again with great enthusiasm and little thought, and is a senior agility dog. Phanta and I are privileged to has attained his UDX. Whizz is a bit of a mummy’s represent Zone 3 as part of the trials team and hope we boy but he will try and contain his enthusiasm for the can perform respectably. UD trial to do good for Sue and Zone 3 (hopefully).

122 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Zone 4 Team ProWles Agility also loves the sound of her voice & is continually starters Jane & Tiffany trying my patience. She is at her happiest when Hi everyone, I’ve been a member of the working & whenever her fav squeaky croc is out. Blenheim Canine Training Club for I’ve loved our past year together & hope this is the past 3 years, this is my first NDTA the start of a great partnership, I’m proud to have and I am running Tiffany as the Zone the chance to run this awesome little dog in the 4 Starter Dog. Tiff lives in a household with 5 other dogs – 2 working line interzone comp, we can’t wait. Go HZ 4!!!! Golden Retrievers and 3 Toy Poodles. Bad experiences INTERMEDIATE Kathryn & Izzy with “little people” as a pup has left Tiff acting as an extremely shy and timid wee dog, however, at home she Introducing ‘Izzy Whiz’ (Schondara is a right bossy little madam putting everyone in their Star Attraction ADXB CDX), my first rightful place and playing by her rules! Tiff’s favorite competitive agility and obedience things are food, smooching around your neck, swinging miniature schnauzer. We have been of the goldies tails and oh, did I mention food – left competing for approximately 2 years and we to her own devices I think Tiff would be as wide as she represented Zone 4 in novice last year. Izzy is my is long! I also run 2 of our other dogs in agility – Diva special home-breed wee mate who was chosen for (GR) and Theo (TP) who are both out of starters. Tiff her outstanding drive, intelligence and willingness has one starter win to go and because everyone knows to please. Izzy is enjoying our move to Brooklands how much I love starters the standing joke is – who is she going to bring along next?? We are both really where she has become the self appointed watch- looking forward to participating in the teams event, a dog and bird chaser. She is spoilt for choice for real challenge for both of us, especially Tiff, trying to exercise – like a run in the forest, on the beach stick to her weight management programme! or a blat along the lagoon walking tracks. We are proud to be representing Zone 4 and will give it NOVICE Natasha & Trico our best shot. Hi I’m Tash, I started agility at Blenheim C.T.C in 2002 with my senior Lisa & Zoom 5-yr-old gutsy wee spaniel, Shade. There once was a dog named Zoom And later a Gordon setter “yes who liked to race around the room. they can do agility,” keila has a She has always been a bit manic, fair share of ribbons to her name. Some 6yrs later, but thankfully that is not a panic. shades old age and keilas unfortunate injury left Then one day at home, me with the prospect of soon not having a dog where at full speed she would roam to run. So I started looking for a rehome. I found Zoom cleared the couch with such ease, trico on the agility list. I have had her for 1 year, as if to say Mum can I do agility please. she is a 3yr old, tri-colored, heading dog x. she So off we went with such high hopes has turned out to be the best wee dog we could only to find it was no joke. have asked for, she has fitted in so well. Even tho, She started with a hiss and a roar, and all the fun nic never lets me forget ive “gone over to the dark we’ve had is what we do this sport for. side”, by getting a heading dog. Tri always try’s Now a member of the top club in the land and a her best at everything she does & is quite serious number of new additions have joined our clan. about such things as chasing leaves, chasing our But at home Zoom is still number one GSD. “Speed is missing a tiny piece of ear to and we intend to keep having lots of fun. prove it”, chasing Birds, “how dare they come in Go Zone Four! our yard” and most of all chasing airplanes. She We hope to do you proud.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 123 interzone competition

(continued) Zone 4 Team ProWles (continued)

Obedience Special beginners Kim & Rebel As a member of Christchurch Dog Training NDTA) and do my obedience training with Tevra Club Rebel and I are really pleased to represent Dog Training in Christchurch. I’m looking forward to Zone 4 as the Special Beginners dog at the 2008 catching up with my friends at the NDTA, having lots NDTA. Rebel is a 3 year Siberian Husky/Border of fun with my dog in the ring and doing my best for Zone 4. Collie cross bred by Tevra Kennels in Kaiapoi. We started his training as a baby puppy and have Test b Colin & Indie built up a very special bond working together to Indie is a 4-year-old Border Collie bred by our Barlin achieve our goals. Although training Rebel has kennels. I have been involved with dog training for the been a huge learning curve for me I have enjoyed last 14 years in both Obedience and agility. I am a Life the challenge of teaching Rebel with new modern member of Waimakariri Dog Obedience Club, and a methods. For this I would like to thank all those founding member of the agility side of the club. I am who have helped me to achieve this. At home also a member of Canterbury Cats Agility Club. Indie Rebel gets the best of everything and we have a is my 4th dog having previously handled a Belgian Shepherd & 2 Border Collies in both agility and saying. “He is not spoilt, he is rich”. Once again obedience. As well as being a Novice and Intermediate thank you for this opportunity and Rebel and I agility dog with 2 A D’s we are looking forward to our both hope we can make Zone 4 proud of us. move up into Test C and working towards the ultimate Novice Alistair & Streak obedience award. I would like to thank Zone 4 for giving me this opportunity to be involved in the last Streak is a 3-year-old Siberian Husky/Border Collie NDTA as we know it. who started working in Novice in May of this year. This is the fifth time I have represented Zone 4. I Test c Carol & Captain Morgan am a member of Christchurch Dog Training Club as We are proud to be representing Zone Four in well as a Life Member of OJA. I am looking forward to representing Zone 4 at this, the last NDTA as we Test C in what is to be the last NDTA under know it and to be in a team with Streak’s litter brother, the old conditions. We belong to Christchurch Rebel.. Dog Training Club and have represented Zone Four in Timaru in the Test A position in 2004. Test A Joanne & Briar Morgan is the third black miniature poodle that Briar (Goldbrook A Matter Of Pride) is a 4 year old I have trained in competitive obedience and Goldie and up until the start of last year was only my second Obedience Champion. I started in competing in agility. A bit of arm twisting by some competitive obedience in 1982 with “Charlie” of my friends saw me have a go at doing obedience with her and it’s been a huge learning curve since then. who I had to retire early due to health problems. I had previously done obedience a few years ago and ObCh Khancoban Mr. Tigger CDX was my second won out of Special Beginners but both myself and my poodle, known to his friends as Sir Tigger, we dog found it boring so we gave up. This time around, learnt such a lot together, so when Morgan came with different training techniques, a great instructor along we were so much more experienced. I would and a neat bunch of friends to support me, I’m loving like to wish everyone ‘Good Luck’ and enjoy the it, as is Briar. Briar also qualified this year as the Novice weekend with your dogs. reserve dog in the Agility Inter-Zone Competition. I belong to the Southern Golden Retriever Club, Waimakariri Dog Training Club (Briar and I were part of the winning Interclub Agility Team at last year’s

124 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Trials td Hugh & Bruce Wd Lisa & Zoom I got started in dog training when Barbara Woodhouse Zoom is a four and half year old heading dog, who came to visit our school back in Scotland many, many loves tracking. We only manage to get out and about years back – that was before she became a superstar, a few times per year, because we spend most of our a most impressive lady. When we moved to New weekends training and competing in agility. Zoom Zealand I used that experience to train Westland’s tracks with enthusiasm and gusto and I can often be first SAR dog, Bruce Lee, a huntaway/GSD cross seen at the other end of the tracking line running to acquired from the SPCA. Bruce and I began com catch up and secretly praying she is not taking me on petition tracking, and agility, in Australia three years a bunny hunt. We hope to represent the zone well and ago under a very different set of rules, when we most importantly have some fun doing so. moved there to learn some more advanced tracking skills from Craig Murray of Brisbane Craig travels Ud Glenys & Flirt the world training all kinds of scenting and scent- Flirt is a 3-year-old heading bitch and this is her first discriminating dogs. We have been competing in New NDTA trials team experience. She ran in her first Zealand working trials since our return here in mid UD trial in July in Christchurch and qualified UDX. 2006. Bruce may be the only dog to have swum the She was a bit of a slow starter on the tracking front, Tasman (the middle part of it anyway, accidentally!) but as we have gone on, our confidence in each other when we returned by yacht from Cairns, cruising the has grown, and now we both thoroughly enjoy our Coral Sea and saving on air fares! tracking partnership. For my part I previously ran Baldrick who was made up to WT Ch and before that was Skip who achieved one TDX before health issues caused him to retire.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 125 interzone competition

Zone 5 Team ProWles Agility Obedience starters Carolyn & Latté special beginners Marie & Ralph Latté started off her life as a breed show Border Collie Not supplied. who was rather shy and knew nothing about agility. I first saw her and fell in love with her at a friend’s house novice Gabriella & Espen and she was later re-homed to me at 18 months of age. Espen was an “unplanned” dog. A working addition Since then her confidence in doing agility has increased to a collection of three keeshonden, a daughter and a amazingly as has her play drive. 21 months ago she compliant husband. The arrival of a second daughter had her first litter of puppies, three of which are now has added further to the pack and somewhat curbed doing agility in Southland, Timaru and Christchurch. our ability to compete, but as the alpha female, I’m Latté loves nothing more than herding the other now able to leave my mate with the litter while Espen dogs at home, especially her favourite, Diesel, and and I return to the ring. swimming in the creek. Being such a pretty dog, she is rather spoiled at hom with her own single bed to curl Test A Glenyse & Flirt up on overnight. She can also be a rather demanding Flirt is a 3-year-old heading bitch and this is her first dog, raking your arm with her claws when she wants NDTA team experience. She is a muti-talented dog attention. and as well as obedience she also enjoys agility, working trials and flygility. She lives at home with Baldrick, a novice Rae & Kyte veteran of NDTAs, and I hope he has passed on some I am Rae Evans and my maxi dog Kyte is the Novice tips on how to behalf on an occasion such as this. Flirt dog for Zone 5. I contract as an Animal Control is interesting and challenging to work with as she has a Officer to the Gore District Council, a position I bit of a split personality. Sometimes she is sensitive and have enjoyed for 6 years. Kyte and I share a rags to sweet and sometimes she has the attitude of a she wolf. riches story. One of my officers picked Kyte up in Life with Flirt is never dull. the rural area of Otama 4 years ago and after 3 weeks of trying to rehome him, he came to live with us. test b Alicia & Jayme He has since been joined by two other collies, one a Jayme is a 2½-year-old Golden Retriever. She is owned rehome, a black and white border collie called Lulu, by Alicia and Paul and their children. She also shares and my beautiful 18 month young Bounce. Kyte her home with a cat, horse and another goldy who loves to play Frisbee.It has taken Kyte and I three is almost 17. She spends two days a week at a hair- years to get our agility partnership together, but we dressing salon as the “greet and meet” where she is a now enjoy working as a team. great favourite. Her other passion is hunting out game with Paul during field trialling.. intermediate Anne & Pete Pete is a 5yr Border Collie Poodle cross whose big TEST C Jo & Eli achievement at the start of this year was achieving Graveleigh Smoth Mr Cool, “Eli”, is a 6-year-old Golden Agility Grand Champion before his Auntie Kay-J. It Retriever owned by Jo Wakefield from Timaru. Jo is the is Pete’s 3rd time in the team and Anne’s 5th. Pete’s President of the South Canterbury Dog Training Club, managed to gain only one or two new phobias this the co-ordinator of the club’s domestic dog training year and the good news is if hes here competing now, classes and a club instructor. Eli is a dog who loves to the plane ride didnt kill him. Good luck to all the please and perform and he often clowns around with other dogs. retrieve toys. He will always find something for visitors to throw – he can keep them busy for ages! He loves senior David & Jax water and will be in for a quick swim no matter what the Not supplied. temperature or weather. Eli is a great “smoocher” and has no trouble targeting someone for a pat and a cuddle. Eli shares his back yard and his outings with his friend Max, another Golden Retriever.

126 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Judges obedience Zone Judge Steward 1 Terri Robson Ted Willis 2 Susan Sheppard Mike Hoy 3 Sue Smithson Lynn Bushell 4 Stephen Hull John Jamieson 5 Wayne Perham Liz Wilkinson

Agility Judge

Peter Dynan (Australia) judging all events

Supporters Trophy Rules

To be judged by at least three judges who are deemed to be neutral. To be judged over the interzone functions and activities, up to the end of the Interzone competition and will be presented during the Interzone presentations. Judges will take into account the individual Zone numbers proportional to the numbers of registrations. They will also be told the Zone colours and mascot. Aspects to be judged will include vocalisation, colour, enthusiasm and cohesion of Zone.

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 127 interzone competition

Agility Starters Judge:

Quickmagic C’s the Day ZONE 3 Heading Dog, 1.8.06, OB 6073, Maxi Peter de Wit 66372

Tiffany of Springlands ZONE 4 Toy Poodle, 26.12.05, 05261-2006, Mini Jane Norton 97255

Kaeanda Choco Latté ZONE 5 Border Collie, 23.6.04, 06974-2004, Midi Carolyn Parr 89135

The Mighty Little Quinn ZONE 1 Jack Russell/Miniature Schnauzer, 20.05.06, OB 5083, Mini Tess Bayly 95463

Pic ‘N’ Mix Pixicles ZONE 2 Huntaway X, 22.10.03, OB 5715, Maxi Lisa Gatfield 97502

Faults/Time Placing Points

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 2

ZONE 1

128 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Agility Novice Judge:

Taz Manic ZONE 2 Heading Dog/Kelpie, 15.7.06, OB 5950, Maxi Kim Loye 93101

Carlanrig Red Seeka O Jazz ZONE 3 Border Collie, 29.10.06, 00510-2007, Midi Rebecca Sidwell 93137

Tricot ZONE 4 Heading Dog X, 5.04.05, OB 5679, Maxi Natasha Neame 93582

Kyte ZONE 5 Border Collie, 5.2.03, OB 5498, Maxi Rae Evans 96577

Teddy Bear adx ZONE 1 Border Collie, 2.5.02, OB 5293, Maxi Marilyn Lambert 61966

Faults/Time Placing Points

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 1

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 129 interzone competition

Agility intermediate Judge:

AGGRCH FDCH The Rocket Man ZONE 1 Kelpie, 28.10.01, OB 4875, Maxi Allan Rohde

Pleze ZONE 2 Heading Dog, 10.07.05, OB 5722, Maxi Debbie McFarlane 95746

AGCH Highbrook Queen Bee FD ZONE 3 Border Collie, 8.7.03, OB 5321, Midi Louise Williams 82685

Schondara Free Spirit ZONE 4 Schnauzer (Miniature), 29.10.06, 02568-2007, Mini Kathryn Snook 67958

AGGRCH Just Pete ZONE 5 Border Collie X, 17.10.03, OB 5393, Maxi Anne Bevin 91558

Faults/Time Placing Points

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

130 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Agility Senior Judge:

AGGRCH Kaeanda Blue Skys the Limit ADXG ZONE 5 Border Collie, 9.8.02, 08370-2002, Maxi David Cook 91846

AGCH Jalain Golden Flare ADXG TCQ CDX ZONE 1 Border Collie, 11.10.03, 09758-2003, Maxi Elaine Rohde 82972

Karmera Shining Star ADXB ZONE 2 Border Collie bitch, 19.8.02, 09374-2002, Maxi Tina Mitchell 87049

AGGRCH Taste of India ZONE 3 Border Collie, 8.7.03, OB 5331 Dianne Reid 86519

AGCH Zoom ADX UDX FD ZONE 4 NZ Heading Dog, 12.12.03, OB/5399 Lisa Duff 92890

Faults/Time Placing Points

ZONE 5

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 131 interzone competition

Judge: Obedience special Beginners Steward:

Strathwind Pathfinder ZONE 3 Labrador Retriever, 1.5.04, 05430-2004 Paul Magson 96527

Tevra’s A One ZONE 4 Border Collie X, 21.4.05, OB 5437 Kim Lindsay 96346

Ralph ZONE 5 Huntaway, 1.10.04, OB 5666 Marie McDonald 93976

Ted Z ONE 1 Border Collie, 14.5.06, OB 6045 Maree Green 98859

Sugar Plum of Heidesa ZONE 2 Border Collie, 4.6.02, 07160-2002 Sylvia Bow (owner) 8426, Alex Robinson (handler) 097687

ZONE 3 ZONE 4 Zone 5 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Heel on lead 15 Heel free 20 Recall 10 Sit 1 minute facing dog 10 Down 2 minutes facing dog 20 Total 75 Placing Points

132 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Judge: Obedience novice Steward:

Longroyd Xtra String To My Bow ZONE 2 Border Collie, 21.08.2006, 08469-2006 Eunice Brothers 64293

Two T’ Tango Rockin ZONE 3 Working Sheepdog, 20.03.2006, OB/5682 Rose Arthur 71895

Thistledae I’m The Joker ZONE 4 Border Collie X Siberian Husky, 17.09.2006, OB/5820 Alistair Kirk 62192

Tevra’s Queen Amidala ZONE 5 Siberian Husky/Border Collie X, 11.11.2005, OB/5649 Gabriella Stuart 89025

Zazzy Miss Jazzy Of Heidesa ZONE 1 Border Collie, 17.3.02, 09.06.2005, 06927-2005 Deanne Currie 88846

ZONE 2 ZONE 3 Zone 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 1 Heel on lead 15 Heel free 20 Recall 10 Retrieve 25 Sit 1 minute facing away 10 Down 2 minutes facing away 20 Total 100 Placing Points

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 133 interzone competition

Judge: Obedience test A Steward:

Inka Saphhire CDX ZONE 1 Border Collie, 9.11.2006, 00626-2007 Hana Crengle 73445

Wasn’t Me Of Heidesa CDX ADX ZONE 2 Border Collie, 16/03/2004, 04160-2004 Dyson Beasley 082763

Sanastasia Teah’s Shelly CDX ZONE 3 Golden Retriever, 05/06/2003, 07501-2003 Jewel Bristol 84527

Goldbrook A Matter Of Pride CDX (Briar) ZONE 4 Golden Retriever, 03/06/2004, 05903-2004 Joanne Wilson 89396

Flirtin’ With Danger CDX UDX ZONE 5 Heading Dog , 14/07/2005, OB/5592 Glenyse Pearce 70533

ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Zone 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 Heel on lead 20 Heel free 20 Recall 10 Retrieve 25 Sit 1 minute facing away 10 Down 2 minutes out of sight 30 Scent 30 Total 145 Placing Points

134 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Judge: Obedience test B Steward:

Rivermoy Pips Princess Of Moorfield CDX ZONE 5 Golden Retriever, 03/03/2006, 04558-2006 A. Hebden 76952

Lady Taylah Of Lochinvar ZONE 1 Border Collie, 08/12/2001, 00370-2002 Laurinda Lewis 77841

Supreme Merlot Of Heidesa CDX ZONE 2 Border Collie , 06/04/2002, 07155-2002 Liz Jupp 87679

Jalain Queen of Hearts ZONE 3 Border Collie, 9.10.03, 09756-2003 June Rippon 68468

Barlin She’s A Magic Dream AD CDX ZONE 4 Border Collie , 07/10/2004, 00436-2005 Colin Broadhurst 85248

ZONE 5 ZONE 1 Zone 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 Heel free 40 Sendaway 40 Retrieve 25 Stand 1 minute facing away 10 Sit 2 minutes out of sight 20 Down 10 minutes out of sight 50 Scent 40 Total 225 Placing Points

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 135 interzone competition

Judge: Obedience test C Steward:

O BCH Inchcolm Captain Morgan CDX ZONE 4 Poodle (Miniature), 03/12/2001, 02394-2002 Carol Lavery 54432

Graveleigh Smooth Mr Cool ZONE 5 Golden Retriever, 18/09/2002, 08466-2002 Jo Wakefield 91615

X -Factor Sunkist Of Heidesa ZONE 1 Border Collie, 21/11/2004, 00942-2005 Janna MacInnes 88533

OBGRCH Cosalta Vis A Vis CDX ZONE 2 Poodle (Standard), 01/04/2002, 05973-2002 Lorraine Lennox 82199

OBCH Krystalmoon Riley’s A Mission CDX UDX WDX ZONE 3 Border Collie, 07/09/2003, 09474-2003 Kenn Windley 93424

ZONE 2 ZONE 3 Zone 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 1 Heel free 60 Sendaway 40 Retrieve 30 Distance control 50 Sit 2 minutes out of sight 20 Down 10 minutes out of sight 50 Total 300 Placing Points

136 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding interzone competition

Judge: Trials Steward:

ud Co-incidental CDX ADXB UDX Z ONE 1 Working Border Collie X, 15/05/2004, OB/5546 Christine Nielsen 61106 WD Bright Light Of Philcodale CDX UDX Border Collie X, 18/03/2003, OB/5267 Jenny Butler 89398 TD WTCH Hillswick Highland Laddie CDX UDX WDX TDX Heading Dog, 11/04/2000, OB/4532 Sheeran Johnson 64565

ud A jax Von Heisenberg Z ONE 2 German Shepherd Dog, 26/09/2005, 08194-2005 Elizabeth Parnell 89937 WD Paco CDX UDX German Shepherd Dog, 9/01/2003, OB/5122 Kim Murdie 089462 TD Bronx CDX UDX WDX German Shepherd, 10/09/2004, OB/5362 Deborah Angove 95873

UD Kaeanda Orb Of Wisdom CDX UDX Z ONE 3 Border Collie, 4/08/2005, 00521-2006 Sue Richardson 86475 WD Vanrusselhof Immortal Belgian Shepherd (Malinois), 21/12/2004, OB/5790 Marie Hare 97886 TD Longroyd Sheez Phanta ADXG CDX UDX WDX Border Collie, 18/09/2003, 09390-2003 Heather Smith 74809

ud Flirtin’ With Danger CDX UDX Z ONE 4 Heading Dog, 14/07/2005, OB/5592 Glenyse Pearse 70533 WD AGch Zoom ADX UDX FD Kelpie X bitch, 25.9.98, OB/4179 Ron Sheppard 51087 TD Bruce Lee Huntaway X German Shepherd, 25/12/2000, OB/5406 Hugh Cameron 96132

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 137 Score Sheet

1st = 5 points 2nd = 4 points 3rd = 3 points 2nd = 2 points 5th = 1 point

OBEDIENCE ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Zone 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5

Special Beginners

NoVICE

TEST A

TEST B

TEST C

TOTAL

OVERALL PLACE

AGILITY

Starters

NoVICE

Intermediate

Senior

TEAMS RELAY

TOTAL

OVERALL PLACE

Trials

TOTAL

OVERALL PLACE

138 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding Zones of Old

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 13 zones of old

A little history of the National Dog Training Assembly

Queens birthday weekend in 1965 at a camp material as the judge’s cloth out in the ring. ground at Waitarere Beach near Levin, a few dog This caused the downfall of several top ranking enthusiasts gathered together. Here a number dogs and led to great discussion particularly of demonstrations were shown, tracking done, when a certain article on Dogs’ Scenting Ability explanations of senior work, and the planning in a London University paper appeared in the for Ray Adcock, the Zone 4 Rep; to run the first November 1968 Gazette. official National Obedience Assembly (NOA) 1969 NOA was hosted in Dunedin where which was to be held in Christchurch in 1966. UD was held on Saturday and a social evening It has been written of “the excitement as the that night. Obedience Champions only class was overnight Ferry from Wellington inched into the run on Sunday and an obedience discussion that wharf at Lyttleton where, waiting in anticipation, evening. This was the first time the inter-zone were the Zone 4 hosts ready to transport them to competition was held on the Monday, a tradition Christchurch.” that carried on for many years till 2003 where it Ray Adcock and his committee worked hard was trialled to run on the Sunday to encourage with the determination that would set a pattern supporters to cheer for their teams. for the future of Obedience. There was no need to 1970 Gisborne was the host. Here it was book motels in those days as all that travelled were proposed by Eric Winter to change the name billeted out. The weekend programme started on to National Dog Obedience Assembly. The new Saturday with lectures and demonstrations for event for this year was the Zone Stewarding instructors and judges. And then an evening of Contest in which each zone sent forward one obedience discussions. Novice and one Test C steward to deal with Sunday saw the first Inter –Zone Competition display Novice and C tests. which was won by Zone 4. Here an obedience In 1971 the assembly was back in Christchurch display was carried out by local children and then and where we saw the advance position in Test C a jumping display by local handlers and dogs. being incorporated in the Heel exercise. Also the Monday saw the only competition with first competitive, as opposed to qualifying, UD a Companion Dog Test. Also an unofficial trial was held and the competitive demonstration UD Trial without the Tracking, a tracking of Controlled Search which formed part of the demonstration, and then the Buffet Farewell future WD trial. The stewarding contest was before those travelling to the north island were incorporated with Test C open competition.Here journeyed back to the ferry “Maori”. Quote a Cabaret was organised on the Saturday night, the “What a fabulous weekend it had been.” first of the many themed functions that followed. In 1967 the NOA was held in Auckland with Auckland 1972 saw the champion status of the same format as the previous year. It also all five tests introduced. They took the whole of included the first Official UD trial, with the first Saturday to run. Entries totalled 159: with SB 23, dog qualifying UDX. Nov 42, A 46, B 25 C23. Sunday there was a Test 1969 in Wellington saw Zone 3 include a A teams competition which included a Stewarding Champion of Champions Obedience Test which Contest, and CD & UD trials competition. was judged by Ces Goodwin. The scent pattern Companion Dog (CD) Utility Dog (UD) Trial had four hot cloths among the sterile ones, and was very much a discipline that has been part of the cloth given to the dog was not of the same this annual event from the beginning. Later on

14 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding zones of old

Each year each Zone would try to better previous year’s events. To recognise the diversity of disciplines com petitors were now competing in, another name change was proposed. So in 2000 the Labour weekend event was now to be known as National Dog Training Assembly. Heelwork to Music made its debut at the Palmerston North event in 2003. This then Guess who!! A little clue in the obedience started to replaced the Saturday night function as judges’ profiles. another form of competitive entertainment. And now over the last couple of years novelty events Working Dog (WD) Trials was officially included have starting to become a regular feature. and would even at times replace the UD. The After 42 years 2008 will be the last NDTA as inter-zone team’s event was not always contested we know it. New geographical boundaries and because of lack of competitors in some years. disciplines now wanting to manage their own Officially the first competitive agility event directions will see this annual event possibly introduced to NDOA was in 1980 at Napier. change dramatically over the next few years. But Rules were made on the spot and people invited never to be lost is the friendships and memories to “have a go”. The result was believed to be chaos; we have spanning that period and the growing of dogs being thrown into a tunnel, dragged by the our individual sport in the future. lead over jumps, thus causing the NZKC to action and pass a regulation which decreed A Colourful History ... that any dog participating in Agility must Z 1966 1967 1968 1970 have gained a CDX in Obedience. Also, the 1 Red Red Red Pale Blue first four Judges, which included Margaret Murray and Chris van der Vegte had to have 2 Light Blue Pale Blue Pale Blue Dark Green judged or competed in Working Trials. This 3 Violet Purple Mauve Light Green ensured that they had a good understanding 4 Blue Dark Blue Light Blue Mauve of how dogs could be expected to jump. Green Yellow Yellow Red Ian and Lesley Gray were instrumental 5 in getting agility off the ground. It wasn’t 1971 1972 1973–84 1985–89 till 1987 that the next competition was 1 Pale Blue Black/Silver Bright Orange Black/White held at NDOA in Auckland. There was a 2 Dark Green Green Green Green massive 58 dogs entered in Starter Jumping and 52 in Open Jumping. The first inter- 3 Black/Gold Yellow Black/Gold Black/Gold zones team’s event included in these events, 4 Royal Blue Royal Blue Royal Blue Royal Blue just add up 1 starter and 2 open scores. 5 Red Red Red Red Not sure who won this and the first official 1990 1991 1992–01 2002–08 record for the agility inter-zone teams event was in 1989 won by Zone 2. 1 Black/White Black/White Black/White Black/White Over the years the schedule of the 2 Green/Yellow Green Jade/Navy Jade/Navy NDOA events had gradually changed 3 Black/Gold Black/Gold Black/Gold Black/Gold to accommodate both rising numbers of 4 Royal Blue Royal Blue Royal Blue Royal Blue competitors and the demand on time to run all the disciplines over the three days. 5 Red Red Red Black/Red

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 15 zones of old

ZONE 1 CLUBS Akarana Dog Obedience Assn All Breeds Dog Training Club ZONE 2 CLUBS Auckland Canine Agility Club Eastern Bay of Plenty Dog Obedience Club Auckland Central Dog Training Club Central Hawkes Bay Dog Training Club Auckland Provincial German Shepherd Dog League Gisborne Dog Training Club Cambridge Dog Obedience Club Hawkes Bay Dog Training Club Counties Dog Training Club Mt Maunganui Dog Training Club East Auckland Dog Obedience Club Napier Dog Training Club Hamilton Dog Obedience Club Rotorua Dog Obedience Club Hibiscus Coast Dog Training Club Z1 Taupo Canine Obedience Club Manukau Dog Obedience Club Tauranga Canine Obedience Club North Shore Dog training Club Tokoroa Canine Obedience Assn Norwest Dog Training Club Zone 2 Trials Training Club Thames Valley Dogs Waikato Agility Group Z2 Zone 3 CLUBS Whangarei Dog Training Assn Zone 1 Working Trials Club Avalon Canine Obedience Club Z3 Central Allbreeds Dog Training School Dog Agility Wellington Group Feilding Dog Training Club Z4 Hawera Dog Training Assn Horowhenua Obedience Dog Training Club Kapiti Dog Training Club South Rangitikei Canine Obedience Club Tararua Allbreeds Dog Training Club Z5 Titahi Bay Canine Obedience Club Upper Hutt Dog Training School Wainuiomata Dog Obedience Club ZONE 5 CLUBS Wairarapa Dog Obedience Club Wanganui Dog Obedience Club North Otago Dog Training Club Wellington Canine Obedience Club Otago Canine Training Club Wellington District German Shepherd Dog Club Otago German Shepherd Club Zone 3 Trials Training Club Southland Dog Training Club South Otago Dog Training Club ZONE 4 CLUBS Taieri Canine Training Club Blenheim Canine Training Club Canterbury Canine Agility Soc Canterbury Canine Obedience Club Christchurch Dog Training Club Mid Canterbury Canine Obedience Club Nelson Dog Training Club Obedience Trials Assn South Island German Shepherd League Southern Golden Retriever Club Waimakariri Dog Obedience Club

16 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding zones of old

NDTA Perpetual Trophies

TROPHY 2006 2007 Interzone – Obedience Zone 2 Zone 3

Interzone – Agility Zone 1 Zone 2

Interzone – Working Trials Zone 3 Zone 3

Interzone – Supporters NZKC Exec. Zone 3

NZKC Obedience Interclub Horowhenua North Shore

NZKC Agility Interclub Napier Nutters Waimakariri

Sarah Top Agility Dog Trophy Michael Barrett Chelsea Mariner

Cassie Champions Trophy Michael Barrett Fiona Ferrar (this year for winner of Senior final)

Rudi Krauze Memorial Trophy Linda Ferguson Linda Ferguson (for winner of Test C)

DH Brown Trophy Ken Windley Christine Neilsen (highest % points in Working Trials)

Highest % points in Obedience Elaine Rohde Linda Ferguson

Les Webb Memorial Trophy Ruth Thorburn Jenni Hirst (for Gundog with highest % points in any Obedience test)

Jalain Deal Me In Trophy Kathryn Snook/ Elaine Rohde (for highest combined points in E. Rohde Obedience and Agility)

Shayiska Trophy Chelsea Mariner Hsin-yi Cohen (for Paws and Music highest points overall)

South Island German Shepherd League Trophy (Awarded at Sth Island NDTA’s only)

NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding 17 18 NDTA 2008 • Zone 3 • Feilding