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INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW CACIB-FCI Date: 12.06.2021 RUSSIA, MOSCOW INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW CACIB-FCI Date: 12.06.2021 RUSSIA, MOSCOW Группа / Group №1 Sheepdogs and Cattledogs (except Swiss Cattledogs) АВСТРАЛИЙСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА / AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 1 AMBASSADOR BY BAUER N/B, RKF 5906041, 08.07.2019, Tat.: YYY 6244, Owner: ADUSHKINA E. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 2 APPLEDORE BARKING HEARTBREAKER, RKF 5624204, 01.05.2019, Tat.: ACQ 3080, Owner: MINGALIEVA D. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 10 BRIGHTTOUCH CLICK YOUR WISH N/B, RKF 5905754, 24.09.2019, Tat.: XTX 4163, Owner: KOZLOVA L.&MALYGINA E. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 13 APPLEDORE AMBER MOON N/B, RKF 5128586, 26.02.2018, Tat.: EMN 1358, Owner: MINGALIEVA D., GASS YU. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) БЕЛАЯ ШВЕЙЦАРСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА / WHITE SWISS SHEPHERD DOG Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 18 BEL ETUAL ORSO, RKF 4091763, 26.08.2014, Tat.: TNE 940, Owner: ANTIPOV O. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 21 AKNUR GUL ATTIKA STELLA ALBA, RKF 5678642, 15.08.2019, Tat.: FYF 2993, Owner: CHUPEEVA D.A. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 23 MEMORY OF ANGELOTTI, RKF 5491334, 08.11.2018, Tat.: ZMI 6506, Owner: MURZAKOVA M.V. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) БЕЛЬГИЙСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА ГРЮНЕНДАЛЬ / BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG GROENENDAEL Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 27 NATUS VINCERE NAVARA FORTIS MALIS (G), RKF 5589926, 11.07.2019, Tat.: ZMI 6661, Owner: BERKUTOVA D.T. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) БЕЛЬГИЙСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА МАЛИНУА / BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG MALINOIS Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 30 ATRIKS (M), RKF 5685309, 08.09.2019, Tat.: DCH 6, Owner: TROFIMOVA N.A. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) БЕЛЬГИЙСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА ТЕРВЮРЕН / BELGIAN SHEPHERD DOG TERVUEREN Кобели / Males: 1 CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 31 GLOWING LIGHT FIRE (T), RKF 4211730, 09.03.2015, Tat.: DIK 1332, Owner: EVSTRATOVA O.S. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 32 GLIMBI'S XIA V. PASCHA, RKF 5687100, 04.02.2019, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: ZHIGUNOV S.E. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) БОРДЕР КОЛЛИ / BORDER COLLIE Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 34 ICE GUARD TIMBER BACK, RKF 5689901, 18.09.2019, Tat.: DNJ 9726, Owner: LYSOV M.YU. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 35 SIMARO PHANTOM OV LUV, RKF 5581862, 01.11.2016, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: SEMINA A. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) БОРОДАТЫЙ КОЛЛИ / BEARDED COLLIE Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 39 ARIKO KOYU FREEDOM RIDER, RKF 5111345, 13.08.2017, Tat.: IKO 31, Owner: TEPLOVA E.I. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 40 BEAUTIFUL SHINE OF SILVER STAR SEBASTIAN, RKF 4896787, 24.05.2017, Tat.: HIB 4330, Owner: SEMISHEVA A.V. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 42 SANDAURI YURAI HEEPP, RKF 4768992, 17.03.2017, Tat.: AAJ 4750, Owner: ZAGAYNOVA O.O. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) БОСЕРОН / BEAUCE SHEEP DOG Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 44 COUNTRYFOEK MY SHAGGY GUARD, RKF 4418666, 26.10.2015, Tat.: ARU 245, Owner: BUROV I. & BOGORODSKAYA N. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 43 COUNTRYFOEK EYREN, RKF 5585468, 06.06.2019, Tat.: ARU 323, Owner: EGOZARYAN V.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) БРИАР / BRIARD Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 48 SHEGGI MIRAKL DIO BRANDO, RKF 5586944, 03.02.2019, Tat.: AKK 189, Owner: TSYGANKOV A.V. & BULGAKOVA G.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: 2 CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 50 JULIETTA WIELKA SFORA URWISOW, RKF 5337480, 14.05.2018, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: KIRYVSHINA I. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 49 SHEGGI MIRAKL DAENERYS, RKF 5586948, 03.02.2019, Tat.: AKK 193, Owner: BULGAKOVA G.V. & TSYGANKOV A.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) ВЕЛЬШ КОРГИ КАРДИГАН / WELSH CORGI CARDIGAN Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 59 TEREMOK USATYI-POLOSATYI, RKF 5704719, 25.06.2019, Tat.: TRQ 67, Owner: SHPANOVA E.V. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 54 DOM CORGI EASY BOOST, RKF 5702938, 16.08.2019, Tat.: SIG 1101, Owner: FALIMONOVA T.V. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 66 TIM PRIDE IRIS IN BLACK, RKF 5729381, 11.11.2019, Tat.: HHA 4528, Owner: TRIFONOVA E.V. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) ВЕЛЬШ КОРГИ ПЕМБРОК / WELSH CORGI PEMBROKE Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 83 ANDVOL KILIMANJARO ( N/B ), RKF 5142764, 18.10.2017, Tat.: BSK 951, Owner: ZIMINA T.V. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 73 ANDVOL SHARIS ( N/B ), RKF 5701951, 11.07.2019, Tat.: BSK 1146, Owner: RYABETS A.V. & VOLKOVA M.A. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 105 SNOW STAIL WEST END TRIUMPH, RKF 5643048, 09.05.2019, Tat.: KKF 1344, Owner: BAYKOVA E. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 98 ANDVOL BARSELONA, RKF 5703343, 01.08.2019, Tat.: BSK 1163, Owner: GRIGORYEVA V.K. Judge: LOBAKIN V. A. (AZERBAIJAN) КОЛЛИ Д-Ш / COLLIE ROUGH Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 117 FRIDENS SHOW MUST GO ON, RKF 4840406, 23.02.2017, Tat.: GDR 1145, Owner: PLEKHANOVA M.N. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 110 LUNAR LAKES POWER OF LOVE, RKF 5929200, 10.03.2020, Tat.: AWT 31281, Owner: CHERKASOVA L.G. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: 3 CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 124 FRIDENS XTRAVAGANZA, RKF 5913524, 06.10.2019, Tat.: GDR 2595, Owner: VOROBYEVA E.N. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 126 FRIDENS DOMINICANA, RKF 5016571, 15.06.2017, Tat.: GDR 1317, Owner: KISELEVA T.V. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) МАРЕММО-АБРУЦКАЯ ОВЧАРКА / MAREMMA AND THE ABRUZZES SHEEPDOG Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 135 NIKO WAY VIKTARI, RKF 4505108, 24.06.2016, Tat.: LIL 4028, Owner: ODEROV A.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 133 IMPERIAL CHOICE TEODORO, RKF 5265020, 28.04.2018, Tat.: ICO 205, Owner: DENISOV D.G. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 138 ORIETTA DI ARAJANI, RKF 5952830, 12.05.2019, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: CHIBIZOVA I.I. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) НЕМЕЦКАЯ ОВЧАРКА / GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG DOUBLE COAT Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 148 YANKI LEO STAR IZ BELOGO JARA, RKF 5813082, 07.10.2019, Tat.: DVZ 1514, Owner: MATVEEVA E.A. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 149 GRANDIOSO VON DER DOGSHEIDE, RKF 5954711, 31.03.2019, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: SHEKHOVTSOV YU.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 153 INGERMANLANDIJA NORVEGIYA, RKF 4864702, 06.06.2017, Tat.: ACQ 1677, Owner: SILANTYEVA G.N. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 152 NOTA LIVE ODRIANA, RKF 5812371, 18.01.2019, Tat.: VLI 732, Owner: ROGACHEVA L.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) НЕМЕЦКАЯ ОВЧАРКА Д-Ш / GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG LONG AND HARSH OUTER COAT Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 155 TEAM ZIBEN VIND PRIDE (L-H), RKF 5817842, 28.01.2020, Tat.: MXM 1414, Owner: PANFILOV A.P. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 154 LANDOS AUS VIKWELT (L-H), RKF 5956038, 13.11.2019, Tat.: VIE 310, Owner: ZAKHARENKO I.A. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) 4 ПУЛИ ДРУГИЕ ОКРАСЫ / PULI OTHER COLORS Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 162 MATTHIAS REX VAKHUR, RKF 4047521, 24.09.2014, Tat.: DAL 2189, Owner: MELNIKOVA E.A. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 160 KOCOS-KINCSEM EBEN, RKF 5972715, 07.11.2019, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: MELNIKOVA A. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) ПУМИ / PUMI Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 163 ARKOSLIGETI KOCOS SZEMERMETES, RKF 5681040, 08.04.2019, Tat.: CHIP, Owner: ORLOVA E. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) СЛОВАЦКИЙ ЧУВАЧ / SLOVAKIAN CHUVACH Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 165 KAIZER S KRESTOVOGO POHODA, RKF 5846092, 20.11.2019, Tat.: TVH 1930, Owner: BUYLOVA T.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) Суки / Females: CACIB Класс: Промежуточный / Intermediate class 166 KARABASKA S KRESTOVOGO POHODA, RKF 5846095, 20.11.2019, Tat.: TVH 1933, Owner: BUYLOVA T.V. Judge: GALIASKAROVA L. V. (RUSSIA) СТАРОАНГЛИЙСКАЯ ОВЧАРКА / OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG Кобели / Males: CACIB Класс: Чемпионов / Champion class 169 GRILAND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, RKF 4833730, 23.02.2017, Tat.: JCL 165, Owner: GRIGORYAN K. Judge: RASCHIKHMAROVA T. V. (RUSSIA) RCACIB Класс: Открытый / Open class 168 SMOLIN'S DOG KOROLEVICH YELISEY, RKF 5620056, 14.12.2018, Tat.: DGA 2950, Owner: SMOLINA E. 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