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2Nd INFORMATION PACKAGE The 6th National Bullmastiff Specialty Show June 2014 Hosted by The Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc. 2nd INFORMATION PACKAGE http://bullmastiffclubofnsw.com.au/ Click on the National logo for the 6th National Information 6th National Bullmastiff Specialty Venue, Dates & Times; The Bill Spillstead Complex for Canine Affairs, Luddenham Road, Erskine Park 7th June 2014 – Opening Ceremony commences at 8:30am; Judging commences 9am with Baby Puppy Dog Order of judging: Dog classes followed by Bitches 8th June 2014 – Judging commences where left off the day before if not finished or with General Specials. Lunch break will be after General Specials for 1 hour Property classes to commence with 3 – 6 months Sweepstakes after the luncheon break. Judges: Ms. Fiona Miller – Meitza Kennels Scotland – General Classes 1,2,3,4,5,10 & 11 dogs and bitches and General Specials Dr. William Crozier – Australia – 3-6 months Puppy Sweepstakes,6-12 months Puppy Sweepstakes, Best Head, Best Body, Best Movement, Best Brindle, Best Fawn, Best Red and Breeders Cup. Entry Fees; 1st Entry - $35.00 (includes your commemorative catalogue) Subsequent Entries - $25.00 ea, Baby Puppies $15.00 ea Property classes - $15.00 ea Extra Catalogues - $15.00 ea Entertainment; During various breaks over the two days it is proposed to have demonstrations of obedience and agility by Bullmastiffs and their handlers. We are also proposing to have an artist on the grounds both days doing charactortures of your dogs at a great price. We may also have some face painting available for the kids who want to look like their adorable dogs. Note: (The National Committee Reserves the right make changes to the schedule as deemed necessary) National Committee Members; If you require any information or assistance with any aspects of the National please direct those enquiries to any one of the following committee members; Show Chairman Neville Pearson - 0448318133) [email protected] Committee Kim Rogers – 0410505438) [email protected] Liz Fiddling - 0404024204) Aimee Whittaker - 0427555165) Show Secretary Narelle Spice - 0417207071) [email protected] Treasurer Aafje Pearson - 0427318132) [email protected] Ms. Fiona Miller – Meitza Kennels Scotland – General Classes Here is a bit on Fiona and her history with our breed. MEITZA Fiona Miller Brief History I was born into a farming family, where both my parents came from families that had dogs – my mothers’ family had Spaniels and Bullmastiffs although she decided to own/breed Pembroke Corgis in the 1950’s, my fathers’ family had Working Collies. I started showing the Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) in 1975, followed by Bullmastiffs in 1982 and in 2001 Australian Shepherds. I obtained my first Bullmastiff from the Leyrigg Kennel owned by Stan and Sadie Lowrie in 1982 and he was quickly followed by Madam Fee Fee of Leyrigg, who although not a show bitch was an excellent brood and produced 3 UK Champions in her only litter, two of these were my Ch Leyrigg French Pickle of Meitza and his brother Ch Careless Whisper at Meitza. When the boys retired from the show ring I contact the Bournevalley Kennel of Anne & Duncan Bowman and was lucky enough to be allowed to own a Bournevalley bitch puppy, who became Ch Bournevalley Misty at Meitza JW, she went on to become Top CC Winning Bullmastiff Bitch (1995). She was joined by Ch Bournevalley Okanagen at Meitza JW who was the top winning Bullmastiff Puppy (1995). A ‘Misty’ daughter that I had sold was mated to ‘Okanagen’ and I got a dog puppy from this litter, he became Ch Rock of Desire at Meitza JW. Judging I have awarded Challenge Certificates on 5 occasions in the UK, show/entries as follows: DATE SHOW ENTRY July 1994 National Working & Pastoral Breeds 64 May 1996 SKC 76 Sept 2000 Richmond 67 Aug 2004 SKC 56 Aug 2007 Southern Bullmastiff Society 164 I have judged in Europe on 2 occasions, show entries as follows: DATE SHOW ENTRY Jun 2004 Norwegian Bullmastiff Club 50 Apr 2008 Bullmastiff-Club Der Schweiz (BMCS) Switzerland 43 I am contracted to award Challenge Certificates at a further 2 Championship Shows, these are the Bullmastiff League Championship Show in July 2012 and a General Championship Show in May 2014 (full details of show still to be announced in Kennel Gazette). It is an honour to have been offered the opportunity to judge your 6th National Specialty show in 2014. Dr. William Crozier – Australia – Puppy Sweepstakes & Property Classes Here is a bit on Bill and his association with our breed. A Brief Snapshot With wife, Sylvia, entered the dog ring with English Cocker Spaniels circa 1978, at times, owned and showed English Pointers, an English Springer Spaniel, a Hungarian Vizsla and Welsh Springer Spaniels (the breed most-associated with). Under the Slyvkin prefix, we bred or owned more than 50 Champion Welsh Springer Spaniels in Australia or overseas, either in Conformation Showing (including Grand and Supreme Champions) or the many varied areas of Trialling. We now no longer breed or exhibit, preferring to concentrate on judging. Commenced judging in 1991 in the PAL Junior Handler competition before moving to Conformation Judging at Championship Shows, initially judging Gundogs in 1996, followed by Utility in 2000, Working Dogs in 2008 and Toys in 2010. Presently, enrolled in Terrier Group. In the Utility Group, I have judged on 51 occasions (up to the end of 2013), including Specialty Show appointments in Samoyeds, Saint Bernards, Siberian Huskies, Boxers, Neapolitan Mastiffs, Bullmastiffs and the Utility Dog Club of NSW Inc. Specifically, in Bullmastiffs, I was honoured to have judged for the Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc; in 2004 and overseas in South Africa for the Bullmastiff Club of Southern Africa in 2007. Since starting to judge Utility in 2000, Bullmastiffs have always featured strongly in my group judging and, on quite a few occasions in Australia or overseas, I have awarded Best-in-Group to a fine example of a Bullmastiff. Similarly, many times Bullmastiffs have featured in my class-in-group awards, with different age class awards going to more than one example of the breed within the group on occasions. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to discuss Bullmastiffs in the early 2000s with breed specialists (such as Alan and Mave Rostron from the UK, whose book resides with many appropriate others on our library shelves). There are many other interests, too numerous for this space, but anyone wanting to ask questions, I’m happy to talk at the National Bullmastiff show, which I am extremely honoured to have been invited to judge at. Dr. Bill Crozier Dinners & Seminars; Saturday Evening commencing at 6:30pm – Spit Roast and general get together followed by; * National Bullmastiff Lymphoma Study (proposed) – Talk given by Professor Peter Williamson of Sydney University on where they are up to and what is still to happen. * Proposed General Talk on the Breed and Q & A session - Special Guests talking about our breed past and present Sunday Evening commencing at 7:00pm – Buffet dinner, presentation of trophies and closing ceremony. Accommodation; Bill Spilstead Complex for Canine Affairs 44 Luddenham Rd Erskine Park NSW 2759 Limited camping is available on grounds, sites are unpowered, showers / toilets available, bookings essential. (02) 9834-3022 [email protected] Blue Cattle Dog Hotel, St Clair (02) 9670 3050 Nepean Shores, Penrith (02) 4720 8100 www.bluecattedoghotel.com.au www.nepeanshores.com.au Park View Motel, St Marys (02) 9623 1227 Camden Country Club Motel (02) 4655 8402 www.parkviewmotel.com.au Penrith Valley Inn, Penrith (02) 4731 1666 Camden Valley Inn Country Lodge(02) 4655 8413 www.valleyinn.com.au www.camdenvalleyinn.com.au Commemorative Catalogue Advertising Rates If you would like to advertise in the Commemorative Catalogue the rates are set out below. Ads are in Black & White or Colour. Closing date for ads is 6th April 2014. Please forward payment in full to; 6th National Bullmastiff Specialty National Commemorative Catalogue The Treasurer Mrs Aafje Pearson 47 Koona Street ALBION PARK RAIL NSW 2527 Cheques to be made in favour of; BMCNSW National Or direct deposit to: BMCNSW National BSB: 112879 Account: 431402790 Deposits to be referenced with name and description for payment e.g. J.Jones advert ¼ page – Text Only B&W ½ page – Text plus 1 photo Full page – Text plus 2 photos Members - $20.00 Members – B&W $40.00 Col $55.00 Members – B/W $80.00 Col $110.00 Non Members - $35.00 Non Members – B&W $70.00Col $90.00 Non Members – B/W $140.00Col $180.00 Commercial - $50.00 Commercial – B&W $100.00Col $150.00 Commercial – B /W $200.00Col $260.00 You can e-mail your completed add in print ready format. Photos are to be jpeg and pictures to be clear and of good resolution. The e-mail address is; [email protected] Current Sponsors; The list of individuals and companies listed below are helping to make this show one of the most spectacular events ever staged for our Breed. Advance http://www.advancepet.com.au Denise Laurent (artist UK) The Painted Dog http://www.thepainteddog.co.uk/ Deb Morrison Teirney (artist QLD) http://oz.dogs.net.au/stonebridge/pastel-portraits.asp Richmond Trophies (NSW) [email protected] Adele Pfenninger (artist USA) http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/adelepfenninger.html World 4 Pets (pet variety store NSW) http://www.world4pets.com.au/ Kathy Norris Hunting Horn Jewellery [email protected] Kim and Anthony Rogers (Kimbullad Kennels Aust) [email protected] Sydney University Veterinary Faculty http://sydney.edu.au Neville and Aafje Pearson \ Aimee Whitaker (Kennilcrest Bullmastiffs Aust) [email protected] Dog News Australia www.dognewsaustralia.com Ffiona Erskine Ffire Photography http://www.ffirephotography.com Plush Puppy Australia www.plushpuppy.com.au Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital http://www.quakershillvethospital.com.au/ The Bullmastiff Club of NSW Inc.
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