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Gail Wieberdink, Editor Line and Lure is the official publication of the Classified advertising and Boasts and Brags will be run Continental Whippet Alliance. free of charge. Line and Lure will be published in February, May, July, The CWA and the Line and Lure take no responsibility September and November. for statements or claims made in advertisements that appear in this publication. Send all news items, race results, ads and subscriptions to NEXT DEADLINE – SEPTEMBER 15th Linda Buchholz, Editor PO Box 769 Lynden, WA 98264 Email - [email protected] Advertising Rates (Space is always available): Full Page $15.00 Half Page $ 7.00 Please make checks payable to CWA July 2009 Vol. 19 No.3 CWA BOARD of DIRECTORS FOR 2008 President: Ule James, [email protected], Rochester, IL 62563 Vice President: Kristen Fredericks, [email protected]; Smithfield, VA 23430 Secretary: Jennifer Smith, [email protected], Milwaukee, WI 53207 Treasurer: Mary Huff; [email protected]; Cokato, MN 55321 Registrar: Mary Beth Arthur, [email protected]; Milwaukee, WI 53224 Statistician Lisa Ochoa, [email protected]; Urbana, IL 61802 Directors: Doug Arthur, Mary Beth Arthur - (DWC); Jean Balint, Kellee Livingston - (NCWFA); Linda Buchholz, Janet Juzkiw – (RFF); Karen Lee, Kristen Fredericks – (MAWRA); Steve Shimer, Barb Hearley – (GSWRG); Jan Siehndel, Mary Huff – (BWA); Ule James, Lisa Ochoa – (CUR); Fred Luehrs, Jennifer Smith – (PDQ); Dana Moran, Sami Hirko – (AAWC); Carl Morgan, Karen Rockwell – (RRWA). MEMBER CLUBS: Alamo Area Whippet Club: Dana Moran, 2267 CR 406, McKinney, TX 75071, 214-585-0858; [email protected] Badgerland Whippet Association: Janet Siehndel, 164 Cramer Avenue, Dousman, WI 53118-9384; 262-965- 3196; [email protected] C-U Racing: Connie Austin, 4517 Sage Road, Rochester, IL 62563; 217-498-8661; [email protected] Dairyland Whippet Club: Doug Arthur, 12035 W. Brown Deer Road, Milwaukee, WI 53224; 414-355-4776; [email protected] Gopher State Whippet Racing Group: Steve Shimer, 558 Ottawa Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55107; 651-224- 4034; [email protected] Mid-Atlantic Whippet Racing Association (MAWRA): Karen Lee, 381 Little Elk Creek Road, Lincoln University, PA 19352; 610-932-4456; [email protected] Northern California Whippet Fanciers Association (NCWFA): Jean Balint, 2037 San Luis St. Fairfield, CA 94533; 707-425-3314; [email protected] Pretty Darn Quick (PDQ): Jennifer Smith, 2712 S. Burrell, Milwaukee, WI 53207, 414-486-7522, [email protected] Racing For Fun (RFF): (interim) Linda Buchholz, 26767 – 13th Avenue, Aldergrove, BC Canada V4W 2S4, 604- 856-5660, [email protected] Rock and Roll Whippet Association (RRWA): Carola Beranek, 8345 Branch Road, Medina, OH 44256, [email protected] Tri-State Sighthound Club: TBA CWA WEBSITE: www.continentalwhippetalliance.com FROM THE EDITOR: The CWA racing season is full speed ahead!! Lots of Steve and I were so sad to miss California’s 10th meets to report in this issue with some fun race reports. anniversary hosting CWA meets but when we heard Keep ‘em coming, I’m sure you all enjoy seeing the about the sizzling weather conditions, we were relieved photos and reading about other meets as much as I do! we hadn’t made the trek south. For us cool northwesterners, that is way beyond tolerable. Plans for this year’s National are well underway and I’m Congratulations to Jean and her crew on their 10th year sure it will be a fabulous event. Hope lots of you will be and it certainly sounded like a great weekend, despite able to attend. You’ll find all the details and entry forms the difficult weather conditions. on our website. We’ll have full reports and lots of photos in our next issue. Lot of racing left in our season – good luck to all and have fun! Linda Buchholz 2009 CWA EVENTS CALENDAR Date Club Location Contact July 18/19 Badgerland Milwaukee, WI Janet Siehndel, [email protected] July 25/26 MAWRA Pennsville, NJ Karen Lee, [email protected] August 22/23 Racing For Fun Abbotsford, BC Canada Jennifer Szabo, [email protected] September 4/5/6 Rock N Roll CWA National Weekend Oberlin, OH Carola Beranek, [email protected] September 19/20 Alamo Bush, LA Dana Moran, [email protected] September 26/27 Gopher State Farmington, MN Steve Shimer, [email protected] October 3/4 Racing For Fun Abbotsford, BC Canada Jennifer Szabo, [email protected] October 10/11 Pretty Darn Quick Milwaukee, WI Jennifer Smith, [email protected] October 17/18 MAWRA Pennsville, NJ Karen Lee, [email protected] NEW CWA REGISTRATIONS: WILDHARE IMA COMIC OPERA CWA #2019 NONSTOPP NADAL OF WYNDSOR #2020 (Ch. Euphrates de Sud x Ch. Wheatland Delta (Loughren Southern Comfort x Miss Darcy of Dawn) Wyndsor) Dana Jensen Moran & Dwight Caffee Lisa M. Ochoa & Patrick K. Reynolds McKinney, TX 75071214-616-0918 Tuscola, IL 61953 [email protected] CH. PEPPERTREE WOODLAND SPRITE #2022 MILL LANDING’S EVENING STAR, JC #2021 (DC Summit Autum Gabardine Martin x Peppertree (Ch. Mill Landing’s Tommy Bahama x Ch. Mill Fairy’s Kiss) Landing’s Majestic Legacy Larry Shannon Talley & Mary Graham Larry Shannon Talley Flowermound, TX 75028 Flowermound, TX 75028 [email protected] [email protected] DIABLESSE SURREY HILL SAY SORBET #2024 AVITA COUP DE FOUDRE #2026 (Ch. Chelsea Drakkar of Oxford x Ch. Diablesse Same as above Surrey Emily & Russell Kunkel and Cheryl Boyer Hill Say Yaha) Union City, CA 94587 Leila Anichina & Karen Lee [email protected] Andover, NJ 07821 MIDORI DAYS DE SUD #2027 AVITA A BIENTOT #2025 (Ch. Spring Fever de Sud x Ch. Chelsea Hey Now (Ch. Bohem Just In Time x DC Avita Moet & de Sud) Chandon Irene C. Mullauer CD, TD, SC) Duluth, MN 55803 Burt Greenspan & Donna Kalal [email protected] [email protected] Novato, CA 94947 MILESCROSS FAIRY LIGHTS #2029 MILESCROSS CHAMPLEVE #2028 (Ch. Grand Prix’s Seraphic SC x Ch. Milescross (Ch. Grand Prix’s Seraphic SC x Ch. Milescross Barbarella Barbarella SC) SC) Guinevere & Christine Borstel Guinevere Borstel San Francisco, CA 94114 San Francisco, CA 94114 [email protected] [email protected] ENDEAVOR’S FREE TO GO #2030 (Kearsarge Prince Andy x Ch. Endeavor’s Alibi of FREE WYND’S SO MUCH TO SAY, FCh #2036 Brushwood) (Willabe Out of This World, JC x Free Wynd’s Say Don McGuire You ENDEAVOR’S INTRIGUE AT NYSA HILL # 2031 Will) (Ch. Starlines Reign On x Ch. Brushwood’s Moxi of Brenda Wolski Endeavor) Crown Point, IN 46307 Don McGuire & Linda Stewart [email protected] Pebble Beach, CA 93953 [email protected] SHANNON DOWN VANISHING ACT #2037 (Ch. Tivio N Windigo In Like Flynn x Ch. Shannon LAKOTA’S HOLLY BERRY # 2032 Down (Ch. Kimeras Hide N Seek x Kimeras Sunset Blazing Angel) Limited) Shannon and Krystyl Lyons Susan Detrick & Frank Bradley Briscoe Richburg, SC 29829 Stockton, CA 95212 [email protected] [email protected] CH. WILDAIRE UNFORGETTABLE #2038 WIRTU’S STELLA D’ORO OF ROSMOR #2033 (Ch. Wildaire Good Fortune x Wildaire Garden (Mr. Darcy of Wyndsor x Wirtu’s October Surprise) Party) Leslie Rosko Steve and Peggy Bea Wheatland, CA 95692 Greenfield, IN 46140-8876 [email protected] [email protected] AFFINITY’S DEVIL’S DOUBLE #2034 (Affinity Sweet Baby James x Ch. Chrisfield Affinity Dream On) Cassandra and Alexander Rogers and Carol Juelfs 2009 CONFORMATION STANDINGS (as of July 13, 2009) Registered Name Owner Pts 1. Marial's Mosinee of Cogshall ARX DPCX Huff 17 2. Can CH Swiftsure Cameroon FCH TRP DPC Baratta 16 3. Cogshall's Spider Lily of Coswin ARX SRA CR Luehrs 13 Can CH Fireworks Dance Little Sister TRP DPC Barclay/Wirsch 13 5. Lakota's You Better Watch Out Briscoe 10 Windflight I Wanna Be Your Man Wegner 10 7. CH Wegner's On The Sly TD Austin/James 8 8. CH Affinity Going Going Gone FCH Juelfs/Rogers 6 Serendipity Nighthawk ARX TRP FCH Levine 6 10. Alluring Austin Without Limits TRP DPC Szabo 5 Wistwind Brimstone Weber/Mountan 5 SDW Annadar All About Heart Konopka/Lyons 5 FC Mill Landing's Evening Star Talley 5 Can CH Poseidon’s Kamikaze TRP DPC Johnson 5 Wegner's Moonlight Becomes Her Wegner 5 Lady Hilerica Lexus Evans 5 Wegner's Fly Me to the Moon Hearley/Wegner 5 Ima Measure For Measure Moran 5 2009 RACING STANDINGS (as of July 13, 2009) Registered Name Owner Wins Ties Pts 1. Cogshall's Spider Lily of Coswin ARX SRA2 CR TRPX Luehrs 5 28.0 2. Cogshall's Painted Daisy ARX NARX2 Huff 3 19.0 3. Maybach Cabriolet Gem ARX NARX3 Wegner 1 17.0 Cogshall's Sweet Everlasting Loughren ARX SRA FCH K. Clarke 2 17.0 Topaz At The Gamble ARX NARX Elliott 4 17.0 6. Cogshall's Noble Mandrake ARX NARX3 Huff 1 4.0 Pinerun First Paige of Wind ARX SRA CRXII JC Morgan 4.0 Loughren Sand Trax of June ARX M. Clarke 4.0 9. CH Ima Measure for Measure SC LCM Moran 1 3.0 Ima Semele's Divine Doubt JC Moran 1 3.0 NEW CWA TITLES Title Registered Name Date ARX Wegner's Fly Me to the Moon ARX 5/24/09 ARX Marial's Shamasan Stonewall 6/21/09 ARX Topaz at the Gamble 6/21/09 ARX CH Shamasan A Kind of Magic 7/4/09 ARX Wegner's Good Queen Bess 7/4/09 DPC CH Shamasan A Kind of Magic SC 5/23/09 DPC CH Hound Hill Raffles 6/6/09 DPCX Marial's Mosinee of Cogshall ARX 5/23/09 DPCX Wegner's Fly Me to the Moon ARX 5/24/09 DPCX CH Shamasan A Kind of Magic ARX DPCX TRP SC 7/4/09 DPCX Cogshall's Spider Lily of Coswin ARX DPCX SRA2 CR 7/5/09 SRA2 Cogshall's Spider Lily of Coswin ARX SRA2 CR 6/20/09 TRP Maybach Exelero Pharoa ARX FCH 4/25/09 TRP Can.CH Swiftsure Senegal ARX 4/25/09 TRP Can CH Swiftsure Tanzania FCH 4/26/09 TRP Loughren Sand Trax of June FCH 4/26/09 TRP Seacoast Rising Sun 4/26/09 TRP CH Shamasan A Kind of Magic SC 5/23/09 TRP Ima Persephone's Flower 5/31/09 TRP CH Hound Hill Raffles 6/6/09 TRP Wistwind Wobegon Cavalcade 6/6/09 TRP Wistwind Wynmor Longfellow 6/6/09 TRP Can.
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