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Marked Catalog Great Dane Club of Northern California, Inc. Saturday, April 29, 2017 and Sunday, April 30, 2017 Sycamore Lane Kennels Lodi, California Index of Exhibitors .................................................continued AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERN THESE EVENTS Removed ... CATALOG Events 2017153201, 2017153202, 2017153203, 2017153204 Great Dane Club of Northern California, Inc. Licensed by the American Kennel Club Obedience Trial Championship Championship Points will be recorded for those dogs which have earned a First, Second, Third, or Fourth place ribbon competing in the Open B or Utility B Class according to the schedule of points established by the Board of Directors of the American Kennel Club. In counting the number of eligible dogs in competition, a dog that is disqualified, or is excused from the ring by the judge will not be included. Saturday, April 29, 2017 Requirements for the Obedience Trial Champion are as follows: The dog must have won: — Morning: 129th Specialty Show, Junior Showmanship 1. 100 points; 2. A First Place in Utility B with at least three dogs in competition; and All-Breed Obedience & Rally Trials th 3. A First Place in Open B with at least six dogs in competition; — Afternoon: 130 Specialty Show 4. An additional First Place under the conditions of 2 or 3 above; 5. All three First Places under three different judges. One of the required First Places may have been won at a Specialty Show. Sunday, April 30, 2017 — 131st Specialty Show, Sweepstakes and Junior Showmanship Obedience Championship Point Schedule OPEN B UTILITY B Our 2017 Specialty Shows are Number 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Number 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Competing Competing Dedicated to the Memory of Dana Wardner 6-10 200 0 3-4 2000 Location: Sycamore Lane Kennels 5111 West Sargent Road, Lodi, CA 95242 Unbenched ~ All Judging will be Outdoors Show & Trial Hours: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM National Owner-Handled Series Offered All Three Shows Entries Limited as Follows: Saturday AM Specialty Show & All-Breed Obedience - 100 Saturday Rally Trial - 60, Saturday PM Specialty Show - 100, Sunday Specialty Show - 175 The Obedience and Rally Trials are open to all AKC registered breeds and to mixed breed dogs listed with the AKC Canine Partners Program. 48 30 Officers of the Great Dane Club of Northern California, Inc. Index of Exhibitors ................................................. continued President ......................................................Sam Gillette Vice-President ...............................................Denise Matulich Treasurer ....................................................... Billl Labiak Recording Secretary............................................. Mabel Labiak Corresponding Secretary .........................................Kate Jackson Removed. 9812 Vasquez Circle, Loomis, CA 95650 916.759.8375 [email protected] Immediate Past President ................................... Everett Van Dyken GDCA Delegate .............................................Lorraine Matherly Board of Directors Pat Dousman, Kevin Forrest, Michelle Gillette, Yvonne Messimer, Lorrie Spencer Event Committee Megan Hundley, Show Co-Chair .................................. 408.529.7108 231 S. 17th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 [email protected] Sam Gillette, Show Co-Chair ..................................... 510.435.0952 11439 Lochard Street, Oakland, CA 94605 [email protected] Sue Dubie-Holbrook, Obedience & Rally Chair ....................... 916.966.7485 7324 Kilborn Dr, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 [email protected] And All Officers and Directors of the Club Committee Chairpersons Catalog Advertising ................................................. Kate Jackson Challenge Trophies .................................Denise Williams, Brittany Williams Emergency Response Coordinator ...................................... Sam Gillette Hospitality............................................ Michelle Gillette, Sam Gillette Judge’s Liaison ..................................................... Mabel Labiak Conformation Match................................................. Laura Munro Lunches ............................................................ Bill Labiak Parade ............................................................ Dail Koehler Parking.................................................. Sycamore Lane Kennels Performance Events........................................... Sue Dubie-Holbrook Raffle ........................................... Lorrie Spencer, Everett Van Dyken Ribbons ........................................................ Denise Matulich Ring Stewards - Conformation........................................... Bill Labiak Ring Stewards - Performance ................................... Sue Dubie-Holbrook Sound System ...................................................... Mick Galvin Trailer........................................................ Everett Van Dyken Trophies ........................................................ Michelle Gillette Show Secretary Debi Best ............................................... Phone 510.915.0597 P.O. Box 478, Georgetown, CA 95634-0478 [email protected] www.Going-2-Dogs.com Certification Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of these events under the American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations. — James P. Crowley, Secretary 2 47 Index of Exhibitors .................................................continued Official Photographer Only the Official Photographer may take WIN pictures. Olga Maderych www.gadaboutphotography.com Olga is also available for mini-portrait sessions. Email her in advance at [email protected] or contact at the show. Veterinarian On Call Emergency Veterinarian Removed. Dr. Mike Johnson, Bradshaw Animal Hospital Associated Veterinary Emergency Services 9609 Bradshaw Road 1661 W. Fremont St Elk Grove, CA 95624 Stockton, CA 95203 916.685.2494 209.952.VETS (8387) Exhibitors should follow their veterinarians’ recommendations to assure their dogs are free of internal and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have appropriate vaccinations. Judges and Judging Panel SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALTY SHOW and ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE / RALLY Breed & Jr Show Mr. Jason Hoke ............314 S. Midvale Blvd, Madison, WI 53705 Obedience ..... Ms. Marina Pavlovsky ....... 6214 Belgium Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89112 º Novice A & B, Beginner Novice A & B, Preferred Novice Obedience ..... Mrs. Lora Cox ................ 1467 Pashote Ct, Milpitas, CA 95035 º Open A & B, Utility A & B, Preferred Open, Preferred Utility Rally.......... Ms. Sandra Svendsen . 1254 Winchester Ave, McKinleyville, CA 95519 º Rally Novice A & B, Advanced A & B, Excellent A & B SATURDAY AFTERNOON SPECIALTY SHOW Breed......... Mrs. Donna Clark .......4300 Camano Ct NE, Lacey, WA 98516-6275 SUNDAY SPECIALTY SHOW & JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP Breed & Jr Show Mrs. Maryann Wilson .... 32065 Spruce Ave, Menifee, CA 92584-9136 Sweepstakes . Dr. Allison Paxton ........... 2848 Hilltop Dr, Napa, CA 94558-5814 Event Secretary’s Certification I hereby certify to the correctness of the within marked awards and absentees, as taken from the Judges’ Books. _________________________________________________ Event Secretary 46 3 Judging Program ‐ Saturday, April 29, 2017 Index of Exhibitors All‐Breed Obedience and Rally Trials Obedience Event #2017153201, Rally Event #2017153202 Dogs may arrive any time before scheduled time of judging. Dogs not required for further judging may be excused after their class has been judged. Judges may take breaks for rest or lunch at their discretion. Removed. RING 2 GREAT DANE AND ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE TRIAL Judge: Mrs. Lora Cox .................................... 15 Entries 8:00 AM 3 UTILITY B ...............................#111, 112, 113 8:30 AM 3 UTILITY A ...............................#115, 116, 117 9:00 AM 3 OPEN B .................................#111, 112, 113 9:30 AM 3 OPEN A .................................#105, 106, 107 10:00 AM 3 PREFERRED OPEN .......................#131, 132, 133 RING 2 GREAT DANE AND ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE TRIAL Judge: Ms. Marina Pavlovsky............................... 7 Entries 10:30 AM 4NOVICE B...........................#101, 102, 103, 104 11:15 AM Walk-through for Beginner Novice A & B. ......... 1 BEGINNER NOVICE B .............................#125 ......... 2 BEGINNER NOVICE A .........................#121, 122 RING 3 GREAT DANE AND ALL-BREED RALLY TRIAL Judge: Ms. Sandra Svendsen ............................. 19 Entries 8:20 AM Walk-through for Rally Excellent A & B. 8:30 AM 7 RALLY EXCELLENT B ............... #151 - 154, 157 - 159 ......... Walk-through for Rally Advanced A & B. 9:15 AM 8 RALLY ADVANCED B ......................... #152 - 159 9:40 AM 1 RALLY ADVANCED A ..............................#145 ......... Walk-through for Rally Novice A & B. 10:00 AM 3 RALLY NOVICE B .........................#141, 142, 143 Saturday All-Breed Rally Trial Rally Event #2017153202 Number of Dogs Entered in Rally Trial................................ 13 Dogs Number of Rally Entries..........................................19 Entries . 4 45 RALLY EXCELLENT B Judge: Ms. Sandra Svendsen Judging Program ‐ Saturday, April 29, 2017 (Morning) ____ 151 CH CHROMA LET'S GET THIS SHOW ON THE ROAD, BN, RA, OJP, OFP, Great Dane Specialty Show CGCA. WS422517/01. 10-26-12. Breeder: JP Yousha. By GCH CH Chroma Morning Event #2017153201 Hide Your Heart - CH Mercerwood's Chroma Tiramisu. Owner: Olga Maderych, Irina Maderych, JP Yousha. Great Dane. Dog. Jump
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