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Międzynarodowa Wystawa Psów Rasowych Warszawa, 11-12.07.2015 Katalog powystawowy: Międzynarodowa Wystawa Psów Rasowych Warszawa, 11-12.07.2015 Nr kat.Nazwa psa Sędzia Ocena Lok. Medal Tytuły Australian Cattle Dog Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 1 Shadows of Uluru (FCI) EERIN dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., Suki Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 2 AURORA Mitykama dosk. I złoty CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 3 Shadows Of Uluru (FCI) DECREEREE dosk. I złoty Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 4 YOOTSHENCA Astra Canina dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Bearded Collie Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 5 IHUARRAQUAX EMIEL REGIS dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., Psy Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 6 KEEP SMILING Smartness dosk. I złoty CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 7 Hobbit's Joy Deagol z Domu Etny dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 8 Silesian Diamonds (FCI) MORIS PRIME dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa szczeniąt Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 9 MOONDANCE Smartness (FCI) w.obiec I - Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 10 CHMURKA Buhlbino dosk. II srebrny 11 I'm Grace Z Domu Etny dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 12 POLLYANNA Bloom and Bounce dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 13 Ever Joy Rose Z Domu Etny nb - - 14 Silesian Diamonds Melody Prime dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, BOS, Suki Klasa weteranów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 15 FUN FOREVER Marinus dosk. I złoty NWWR, Biały owczarek szwajcarski / Berger Blanc Suisse / White Swiss Shepherd Dog Psy Klasa młodszych szczeniąt Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 16 AMOR Dama z Białego Domu w.obiec - - Psy Klasa szczeniąt Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 17 Atlayn's DUKE IZ BELOY BRIGADY w.obiec I - NSZWR, Psy Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 18 RUS PRIDE ARGENTI dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 19 PRET-A-PORTER Grand Canyon bdb I - Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 20 Big Hauz Baks Sherbon Medzni Mistik Fortun dosk. II srebrny 21 MADISON P'tits Loups d'Amour dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 22 SZAGA Jagodowe Bory (FCI) bdb III - 23 VICTORY VANILLA of Alpen Angel dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., BOS, NJWR, 24 XYNTIA Domi Pearl dosk. II srebrny Strona 1 z 77 Nr kat.Nazwa psa Sędzia Ocena Lok. Medal Tytuły Suki Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 25 BANDIT QUEEN Dzika Banda dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 26 LARA SNOW WHITE Las Kornas (FCI) dosk. I złoty Suki Klasa weteranów Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 27 BELLA ZORA Biała Pasja dosk. I złoty NWWR, Border Collie Psy Klasa młodszych szczeniąt Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 28 Alderaan UNFORGETTABLE FIRE w.obiec I - NMSZWR, 29 Light My Fire Border Song nb - - Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 30 Enonae CEIRO dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., BOS, NJWR, 31 FRODO Buffy Stars (FCI) dosk. III brązowy 32 OGGI SONO nb - - 33 Vermouth Double Vision (FCI) dosk. II srebrny 34 Why Not Zet My Queen dosk. IV - Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 35 McSanikan Chicory dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Suki Klasa młodszych szczeniąt Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 36 ANGELS NEVER DIE ANOTHER LOVE OF LUCKY FOR YOU brak karty - - 37 ISKRA from Real Dogs Paradise w.obiec II - Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 38 DUPLICATE KOTORA Zarpa Star (FCI) nb - - 39 Enonae C'EST SAYA dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., 40 SAN FRANCISCO BY NIGHT Clan Fair Play dosk. II srebrny Suki Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 41 DOLCE VITA Stars Border Collies nb - - 42 USE YOUR HEART z CERNOBILYCH dosk. I złoty Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 43 Activia Blue Blue Bricassart FCI bdb IV - 44 BRENDA Zarpa Star FCI dosk. II srebrny 45 Q'CELTIC ROYAL SCANDAAL dosk. III brązowy 46 Viva La Tia I AM LEGEND BY SIMARO dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 47 LIMA Clan Fair Play dosk. II srebrny 48 Viva La Tia (FCI) I AM ON A WAVE dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Bouvier des Flandres / Vlaamse Koehond / Bouvier des Flandres Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 49 Camaro Bouvi-Buzi dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 50 ELITA FILOS z Grodu Książąt Pomorskich dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., BOS, NJWR, Ceskoslovenský Vlciak / Ceskoslovenský Vlciak / Czechoslovakian Wolfdog Psy Klasa szczeniąt Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 51 Cassidy Nemo Me Impune Lacessit w.obiec I - NSZWR, Psy Klasa użytkowa Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 52 Czambor z Vlciho dubu dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 53 Quebeck II od Uhoste dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 54 Brita z Iduskinej farmy nie do oc. - - agresja 55 SITTA Wilczy Duch FCI dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 56 Adrenalina Spiderwolf nie do oc. - - Strona 2 z 77 Nr kat.Nazwa psa Sędzia Ocena Lok. Medal Tytuły Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: Anna Pulikowska-Klimonda (PL) 57 Eetee II od Uhoste dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, BOS, Ciobanesc Romanesc Mioritic / Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 58 ALEXANDRIA Felix Pastor bdb - - Mudi Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 59 MECSEKI BUNDAS GYEMANT dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa weteranów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 60 Irhaberki BUBOS BANKA dosk. I złoty NWWR, Owczarek australijski (typ amerykański) / Australian Shepherd Psy Klasa młodszych szczeniąt Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 61 Enzo Kelebdil w.obiec II - 62 Nebesnyi Aljans DREAM CATCHER w.obiec I - NMSZWR, Psy Klasa szczeniąt Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 63 Bubu The Bear Nescaland w.obiec I - NSZWR, Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 64 WARM-HEARTED ENTER SAUSSUREA dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., 65 ZEN Sfora z Krasnego Boru nb - - Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 66 ENGY`S HERO Diamond Ranch (FCI) dosk. II srebrny 67 PINUS Rancho pod Otrytem bdb III - 68 Saussurea (FCI) MIDNIGHT BLUE dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 69 Aussie Pride Fly Me To The Moon dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 70 Erta Ale Na Tropie Szczęścia nb - - 71 NEBESNIY ALJANS FOXY LOVE nb - - 72 Red Angel Elvikam dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 73 DONATIENNE Baritus nb - - 74 ZALOTNA ZUZIA Astarte Gold dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 75 Preeminent Line (FCI) MORNING SKY dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, BOS, Suki Klasa weteranów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 76 Myriad Y'ALL RIGHT SMART dosk. I złoty NWWR, Owczarek belgijski - Groenendael / Chien de Berger Belge Groenendael / Belgian Shepherd Dog Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 77 FRODO Balpoa dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 78 CALLISTO De Rancho Jerez dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 79 E-WOJTEK Jr Bagatela z Doliny Wieprza dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 80 Lara Czarny Opal dosk. II srebrny 81 QANA de la Terre Sauvage dosk. I złoty CWC/CAC, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 82 ELZA Bagatela z Doliny Wieprza dosk. I złoty Suki Klasa championów Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 83 ESME Bagatela z Doliny Wieprza dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, BOS, Strona 3 z 77 Nr kat.Nazwa psa Sędzia Ocena Lok. Medal Tytuły Owczarek belgijski - Malinois / Chien de Berger Belge Malinois / Belgian Shepherd Dog Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 84 Conan vom Korgal nb - - Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 85 Baybaro Od Dorrinky bdb II - 86 Eros Balzbig bdb I - NDP/NDS, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 87 Par Lae Mal (FCI) EX-PRESJA dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, Suki Klasa otwarta Sędzia: John R. Walsh (IRL) 88 JESSICA Z Ostrova Baber brak karty - - 89 Maya dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Owczarek francuski - Beauceron / Berger de Beauce Psy Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 90 MICK Melodia Szczurołapa dosk. I złoty Res-CACIB, CWC/CAC, Psy Klasa otwarta Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 91 JEFF BRIDGES Blackgorge dosk. I złoty CACIB, CWC/CAC, NDP/NDS, Zw.Rasy, Suki Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 92 Madonna Melodia Szczurołapa dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., BOS, NJWR, Suki Klasa weteranów Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 93 BELLATRIX-MENGO Astra Canina dosk. I złoty NWWR, Owczarek francuski - Briard / Berger de Brie / Briard Psy Klasa młodzieży Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 94 Don Peppino des Nobliaux Moustachus dosk. I złoty Zw.Młodz., NJWR, 95 MATTHIEU Moniness dosk. II srebrny Psy Klasa pośrednia Sędzia: Ewa Stolarska (PL) 96 NOLAN Maribe Magic dosk.
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