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SCSC Regional 2014.01.24 AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERN THIS SPECIALTY SHOW LICENSED BY THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB - EVENT # 2014123003 Conformation, Sweeps, Juniors, Obedience EVENT#2014123001 Rally THIS SHOW IS UNBENCHED AND HELD INDOORS - SHOW HOURS: 7:00 AM TO 7:00 PM Schipperke Club of Southern California 45th SPECIALTY SHOW 36th Puppy Sweepstakes 19th Veteran Sweepstakes 24th Obedience Trial 7th Rally Trial Junior Showmanship These Shows Are Dedicated in Memory of Gerry Englemark and Dee Hebert NATIONAL ORANGE SHOW GROUNDS 689 South “E” Street - San Bernardino, California Friday, January 24, 2014 Blue Ribbon Dog Shows - Show Secretary 9522 Derby Drive - Riverside, CA 92509 Rhonda Storm Susan Bleckley [email protected] [email protected] (951) 681-2487 (714) 321-1245 blueribbondogshows.com AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB CERTIFICATION Permission is granted by the American Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American Kennel Club Rules and Regulations. Mr. James P. Crowley, Secretary This show is dedicated to Geraldine “Gerry” Englemark Geraldine , known as Gerry to her friends was born June 2, 1951 on Long Island, NY. She loved dogs and had different breeds her whole life. As an adult, she and her husband, Rich, had Siberian Huskies that Gerry showed and were involved in sledding. They also had German Shep- herds. Gerry taught obedience starting in the 1970s at a dog training facility on Long Island and in the early 1990s took over the school with Helene Doberman after the owners, Eunice and Lynn, passed away and the school was renamed the Long Island School of Dog Training. In 1995 they moved to Southern California. Gerry loved her Sibs and German Shepherd and in 2000 she purchased her first schipperke,“ Wica” (CH De Lamer Wicked Black Beach RN). The Sib and German Shepherd went to the Rainbow Bridge and in 2004 another schipperke came into the fami- ly, “Kizzy” (CH DeLamer Kiss O’ Flame). She bred Kizzy in 2007 and a litter of two girls were born in 2008, “Keeper” (GCH Petite TouTou Noire Keeper of the Flame) and “Niki” (GCH Petite TouTou Noire Nauti Kisses In The Night). She made the many trophies over the years for the SCSC Specialties and for the 2013 SCA National Specialty she made the Top 20 trophies for Breed, Best Opposite, the AOMs as well as the Best and Op- posite to Best in Futurity, Maturity and Sweepstakes. She was an extremely talented, creative, giving, caring person and an example of what we should all strive to be. Gerry will be missed by all who knew her and she will be in the hearts of all who had the pleasure of knowing her. Even as her health declined her biggest enjoyment was going to dog shows. With the help of her friends, and in Gerry's honor, Keeper was shown to her Grand Championship title shortly after Gerry's passing on August 4, 2013. “Niki’ “Kizzy” “Keeper” Trophies & Gifts Schipperke Club of Southern California January 24, 2014 Ring 8 Sweepstakes Judge: Ms. Susan Garrity Ring Steward: Mr. Paul Garrity SCHIPPERKE SWEEPSTAKES, 12 MOS. - 18 MOS. DOG 7 2 WILLOW’S PURPLE RAIN, NP32941201, 9/4/12. Breeders/Owners. By Ch. Willow’s Brand’n My Heartnsoul x Ch. Spindrift Myra McKenna. Diane and Terry Johnson 9 1 SPINDRIFT BRAVO, NP33671702, 9/3/12. Breeders/Owners. By Ch. Ebonystar Moonshiner Trikrtreat Shine x Ch. Willow’s Spindrift Stowaway. Eileen Lane and Megan Stulting SCHIPPERKE SWEEPSTAKES, 12 MOS. - 18 MOS. BITCH 6 1 WILLOW’S MAKE’N MY DAY DREAMS, NP33092902, 9/24/12. Breeders: Diane C. Johnson & Terry Johnson. By GCH Willow’s Make My Day x GCH Willow’s Success Story W’ Spindrift. Janice Parsons and Diane C. Johnson 8 2 SPINDRIFT PLAY IT AGAIN, NP33671701, 9/3/12. Breeders/Owners. By Ch. Ebonystar Moonshiner Trikrtreat Shine x Ch. Willow’s Spindrift Stowaway. Eileen Lane and Megan Stulting BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES ___9________ BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES__6___ 2 Schipperke Club of Southern California January 24, 2014 Ring 8 Veteran Sweepstakes Judge: Ms. Susan Garrity Ring Steward: Mr. Paul Garrity SCHIPPERKE VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES, VETERAN DOG ( 7 YRS & UNDER 10 ) 27 ab CH EBONYSTAR MOONSHINER TRIK R TREAT SHINE, NP18032301, 10/31/04. Breeder/Owner. By Ch. Ebonystar Moonshiner Turboshine x Ch. Ebonystar Moonshiner Rox On. Lynn Brown 29 ab GCH BONCHEIN PARK PLACE, NP12684303, 1/2/06. Breeders: Kristen Henrey and Beth Lilly. By Ch. Safari Blazing A Trail x Ch. Bonchien Safari Call Me Madam. Mary Dauven and Jennifer Outhet 51 1 CH RAFFINEE FOOL FOR YOU AT TINYTOWN, NP13820602, 6/19/06. Breeders: Virginia Larioza and Joyce Larioza. By Ch. Raffinee Thom Foolery x Raffinee Sapphire Sea. Virginia Larioza and Alice Hollenkamp SCHIPPERKE VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES, VETERAN BITCH ( 7 YRS & UNDER 10 ) 30 1 CH WILLOW’S TREASURED MOMENTS, NP09716802, 3/30/05. Breeders/Owners. By Ch. Spindrift Castaway x Willow’s Mystic Morgan. Diane and Terry Johnson 32 2 CH DE LAMER KISS O’FLAME, NP07123702, 3/31/04. Breeders: Krista Nuovo and John Penatello. By Ch. Raffinee Chambord x Ch. De Lamer’s Fire Island Fox. Geraldine Englemark and Krista Nuovo Agent: Karen Ward SCHIPPERKE VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES, VETERAN BITCH (10 YRS & UNDER 12 ) 34 1 GCH SARAHTOGA’S EVENSTAR, NP03358103, 6/15/03. Breeder/Owners. By Ch. Sarahtoga’s Darth Vader x Spindrift Sarahtoga Splash. Susan, David and Jennifer Lane 36 2 CH SCHIP-BY-ME MS. WADE, NP03637502, 5/8/03. Breeders: Johnnie & Alan Maschhoff and Bonnie Lou Baker.. By Ch. Schip-By-Me Mr. T O’Ranchwood x Ch. Schip-By-Me Sky’s The Limit. Johnnie & Alan Maschhoff 38 3 CH SCHIP-BY-ME ODESSA O’RANCHWOOD, NP05370901, 11/14/03. Breeders/ Owners. By Ch. Schip-By-Me Why Not Odd Job x Ch. Ranchwood’s Six Times A Lady. Johnnie Maschhoff and Judie Bingham BEST IN VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES ___34____ BEST OPPOSITE SEX VETERAN TO BEST IN SWEEPSTAKES__51___ 3 Schipperke Club of Southern California January 24, 2014 Ring 8 Junior Showmanship Judge: Mr. Burton Yamada Ring Steward: Mr. Paul Garrity SCHIPPERKE JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLASS OPEN SENIOR J100 1 CH RAFFINEE FOOL FOR YOU AT TINYTOWN, NP13820602, 6/19/06. Breeders: Virginia Larioza and Joyce Larioza. By Ch. Raffinee Thom Foolery x Raffinee Sapphire Sea. Virginia Larioza and Alice Hollenkamp Junior Handler: Trenton T. Hollenkamp, 94246022001 BEST JUNIOR HANDLER___J100________ JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP COMPETITION RULES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 8, 2011 AKC Junior Handler Numbers are assigned by AKC and required for entry in AKC Events. The Junior Handler Number may be obtained by calling the American Kennel Club (919) 816-3776 NOVICE - This class shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 18 years old on the day of the show and who at the times of entries close have not won three (3) first place awards, with competition present, in a Novice Class at a licensed or member show. JUNIOR - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on the day of the show. INTERMEDIATE - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 years old on day of the show. SENIOR - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on the day of show. OPEN - This class shall be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 18 years old on the day of the show, who have won 3 first place awards in a Novice Class in a licensed or member show, with competition present. The winner of a Novice Class shall automatically become eligible, upon notice to the Open Class ring steward, to enter and compete in the Open Class a the same show provided the win is the (3rd) first place award with competition and further providing there are one or more Junior Handlers competing in the Open Class. JUNIOR - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 9 years old and under 12 years old on the day of the show. INTERMEDIATE - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 12 years old and under 15 year sold on day of the show. SENIOR - This class shall be for boys or girls who are at least 15 years old and under 18 years old on the day of show. MASTER- This class will be for boys and girls who are at least 9 years old and under 18 years on the day of the show, and who have won the 10 first place wins in an Open class with competition to be eligible to enter the Limited Class Competition. The calendar for this class will be consistent with the eligibility dates for the AKC Eukanuba National Championship. All Juniors meeting the criteria for this class are required to enter the Master Class and may change their entry the day of the show if entries have already closed. Once the eligibility time frame for that year has passed all participants return to the Open Class to complete for the following year. BEST JUNIOR HANDLER: A club offering Junior Showmanship may offer a prize for Best Junior Handler. The prize must be described in the Premium List. The Junior Handler place first in each or the regular Junior Showmanship Classes, if undefeated in any other Junior Showmanship Class at that show, shall automatically be eligible to compete for this prize. JUNIOR HANDLERS who win a third Novice Class after the Closing of entries for a show may transfer their entry from the Novice Class to the Open Class provided that this transfer is made by the Show Secretary at least one-half hour prior to the scheduled start of the earliest conformation judging or one-half hour prior to the scheduled start of Junior Showmanship judging at the Show, whichever is earlier.
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