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POMERANIANS SWEEPSTAKES Judge: Mr. Daniel Yona POMERANIANS SWEEPSTAKES Judge: Mr. Daniel Yona The Puppy Sweepstakes is open to all Pomeranians who are six months of age and under eighteen months of age on the day of the show. All dogs entered in the Sweepstakes must be entered in a Regular Class. Sweepstakes classes will be judged on Monday, March 9, 2015 PUPPY SWEEPSTAKES CLASS DIVISION Puppy Dogs, 6 months and under 9 months Puppy Dogs, 9 months and under 12 months Dogs, 12 months and under 18 months (Same classes for bitches) Best Junior in Sweepstakes Best of Opposite Sex to Best Junior in Sweepstakes Best Senior in Sweepstakes Best of Opposite Sex to Best Senior in Sweepstakes Grand Sweepstakes Winner Prize Money (Undistributed funds revert to the Club) After 35% has been deducted, the remainder will be distributed as follows: First in each Class ............................................................................................................................................... 40% Second in each Class .......................................................................................................................................... 30% Third in each class ................................................................................................................................................ 20% Fourth in each class.............................................................................................................................................. 10% TROPHY PRIZES The American Pomeranian Club, Inc. reserves the right to substitute trophies of equal or greater value. The American Pomeranian Club, Inc. offers the following prizes unless otherwise indicated. Trophies must be picked up by the end of the show. No trophies will be mailed. SWEEPSTAKES PRIZES GRAND SWEEPSTAKES WINNER Ringside Table, Grooming Products valued at $50 and Embroidered Towel offered by David & Carlene Gilstrap, Mountain Crest Poms BEST SENIOR IN SWEEPSTAKES Grooming Tote with grooming products valued at $75 offered by American Pomeranian Club Show Fund BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO BEST SENIOR IN SWEEPSTAKES Grooming Tote with grooming products valued at $75 offered by American Pomeranian Club Show Fund BEST JUNIOR IN SWEEPSTAKES CLASSES Grooming Tote with grooming products valued at $75 offered by David & Carlene Gilstrap, Mountain Crest Pomeranians BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO BEST JUNIOR IN SWEEPSTAKES Grooming Tote with grooming products valued at $75 offered by American Pomeranian Club Show Fund POMERANIANS, Sweepstakes 6 months and under 9 months, Dogs. First $114.40 Second $85.80 Third $57.20 Fourth $28.60 (5) CHAR'S SUCK IT UP BUTTERCUP, TS225757/01, 07/17/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Char's Secret Obsession — Char's You Belong With Me. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. 2 (7) CHAR'S HOT, NOT BOTHERED, TS227562/01, 06/12/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Char's Secret Obession — Char's Fun N Flirty Felecia. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. (9) ACCOLADE'S LATE NIGHT SHENANIGANS, TS235809/01, 08/10/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Simply Irresistible — Chriscendo Canadence. Owner, Gretchen King. 1 American Pomeranian Club 3/9-11/2015 3 (11) THAI SILK GOT MY MIND MADE UP, RKF3961739 RUSSIA, 07/15/14. Breeder, Owner. By Unbeaten Premira — We Stars Lucky Sweet Dream. Owner, Svetlana Mironenko. (15) CHRISCENDO COOL WITH IT, BL568041 CANADA, 06/12/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Mythical To Heck With It — Chriscendo Cameo Performance. Owner, Christine Heartz. (17) SILHOUETTE'S SPITFIRE, TS232267/01, 06/16/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Mythical Traveling In Style — Ch. Silhouettes Swan Princess. Owner, Elizabeth Heckert. (19) JACINDAS TAILGATE PARTI, TS231055/01, 07/26/14. Breeder, C. Golden. By Ch. Fluke Poms Parti Master — Ch. Jacindas Hot Stylin Parti. Owner, Jessica Satallante & Cindy Golden. (21) ESE'RA EASY TO BE STAR, TS245162/01, 08/15/14. Breeder, Owner. By Caletto Megabucks With Estera — N-Joy Nothin To Lose @ Est'ra. Owner, Theerasak Saenhmuang. AB (35) SILHOUETTE'S SER BARRISTAN, TS244077/01, 09/09/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Silhouettes Ser Jorah — La Maison Au Contraire. Owner, Elizabeth Heckert. AB (43) ESTE'RA EMERGENCY LOVE, TS245160/01, 08/20/14. Breeder, Owner. By Dome Loi's Dalesman — Nungning Sunshine After Rain. Owner, Theerasal Saengmuang. AB (45) CHAR'S BORN FOR VICTORY, TS227562/02, 06/12/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Chars Secret Obession — Chars Fun N Flirty Felecia. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. (121) STARLIGHT'S SPECIAL EDITION, TS245276/01, 07/01/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Starlight's Sugar Daddy — Starlight's Super Girly Berry. Owner, Saradej Ekviriiyakit. (125) CINDUR MORETOY STORY 'BUD' LIGHT YEAR, TS234564/02, 09/09/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Damascusroad Dream Buster — Firesprite's Hot Gossip. Owner, Cindy Durbin. (127) CANTON FEARLESS, 39567L5 PHILIPPINES, 08/20/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Canton Jet Li — Canton Mayflower. Owner, Basilio Yap. 4 (179) JAN-SHARS INTREPID, TS238303/02, 06/12/14. Breeder, Owners. By Jan-Shars Work of Art — Jan-Shars Betty Boop. Owner, Sharon Hanson. (187) BR GLADIATOR'S BE A CLOWN, SPAL/14/04985, 09/06/14. Breeder, C. & G. Fernandez. By Aliens LA Noblesse Twlight Edward — La Noblesse Be Leonora. Owner, Sharon Hanson. AB (193) WINDMIST SUNTERRA SPELLBOUND, BN584160 CANADA, 07/04/14. Breeder, Robert Stratton. By Ch. Sunterra Startstruck — Sunterra She's Got The Look. Owner, Douglas Stratton. AB (195) WIN-SUM'S FINE & DANDY O COTTONTOP, TS229880/01, 08/25/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Acky Breaky Heart of Lenette — Ch. Cottontop Day Dream Believer. Owner, Clint & Marsha Taylor. (205) JAN-SHARS HUCKELBERRY FINN, TS230822/02, 06/14/14. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Jan-Shars Elementary My Dear Watson — Jan-Shars Victoria. Owner, Sharon Hanson. 1 (207) STARFIRE'S FIRECRACKER, TS233557/01, 08/19/14. Breeder, F. Arienti & J. Cabrera. By Gch. Starfires Spank Me Hard Call Me Crazy — Starfires Sylvestra. Owner, Munju Kim. (227) JAN-SHARS MADE FROM SCRATCH, TS238303/03, 07/12/14. Breeder, Owner. By Jan-Shars Work of Art — Jan-Shars Betty Boop. Owner, Sharon Hanson. (259) JENUWANE SECRET CODE, BN575299 CANADA, 07/20/14. Breeder, J. Hryniuk. By Tinyprints Victory Win — Jenuwane Totally Alluring. Owner, Gail & Bill Bertrand. POMERANIANS, Sweepstakes 9 months and under 12 months, Dogs. First $72.80 Second $54.60 Third $36.40 Fourth $18.20 3 (23) RAGDOLL'S LET'S ROLL, TS224665/01, 05/01/14. Breeder, M. & S. Parrott. By Ch. Ragdolls Thats How I Roll — Prudens Steppin Thru My Dream. Owner, Michael & Shalon Parrott & Linda Pelz. (28) MOVED FROM 9-12 BITCH - ROBCARY'S OVER THE MOON, TS216408/01, 05/05/14. Breeder, C. & T. Scrimpsher & A. Alderson & J. Chenier. By Gch. Robcarys Ultimate Silver Fantasy — Robcarys Moonlit Serenade. Owner, Shawn Christine Jones & Caryl Scrimpsher. AB (47) MOSS MEADOWS GOLDEN DRAGON, TS217952/03, 05/17/14. Breeder, J. Dye. By Moss Meadows N Wilhoites Excaliber — Colbycos Satisfaction Guarantee. Owner, Carol Kivch. 2 American Pomeranian Club 3/9-11/2015 (57) ROBCARY'S WINTERSTORM, TS216405/02, 05/01/14. Breeder, C. Scrimpsher. By Gch. Robcarys Winter Starlight — Ch. Starfires Robcarys Winters Dream. Owner, Karin L. Byrne. (63) ANIMATION'S SALEM, TS210665/01, 04/13/14. Breeder, L. Vasuta & D. Lane. By Gch.Animations Petie — Animations Trixie. Owner, Cyndi & Chuck Kappus & Lorinda Vasuta. (69) CHAR'S PARTI ON TOP OF THE WORLD, TS226698/01, 05/20/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Char's Pedal To The Metal Parti — Gch. Chars Truly My Dream Parti. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. (129) SO-ME WEEKEND ROCKSTAR, TS221955/02, 03/26/14. Breeder, L. Solomon. By Ch. Lydon Weekend Superstar At So-Me — Pomhaven Who's Yur Sug'r Daddy. Owner, Roxanne Mellem & Lori Ann Solomon. (131) CANTON SHADOW BOXER, PCCI 37705L5 PHILIPPI, 03/31/14. Breeder, Owner. By Bomber of Py Tao Weng Pomeranian Kennel — Canton Pufpride Dream Girl. Owner, Basilio Yap. 2 (155) FOXWORTH FADE TO BLACK, TS238373/02, 05/03/14. Breeder, Owners. By Gch. Foxworth Fast Forward — Foxworth Fly By Night. Owner, Pamela Dodsworth & Larry Fox. (181) CODIE'S ODD THOMAS, TS226153/01, 05/25/14. Breeder, H. Saidler & C. Knight. By Ch. Sundowns Buckeye Battle Cry — Sundowns Let Freedom Ring. Owner, Heather Saidler. 1 (209) NOWLAND'S LET'S GET IT ON, TS214020/03, 03/29/14. Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Silhouettes Sixth Sense — Ch. Nowlands Strawberry Fields Forever. Owner, Kimberly Nowland. 4 (211) CR GAYEL DRESSED TO THE NINES, TS228856/01, 05/09/14. Breeder, C. Solano & G. Rivers. By Ch. None Such High Spot — Gayels All Dressed Up. Owner, Robert & Celeste Solano. (213) JO ART'S TICKLE ME, TS217917/02, 04/12/14. Breeder, A. & J. Davison. By Jo Arts Maserati — Jo Arts Star Rubee. Owner, Arlene Wuertenburg. (219) NOTTINGHAM'S PRINCE EDWARD, TS218053/02, 04/03/14. Breeder, M. & C. Driggers & W. Roberts & D. Cannon. By Mountain Crest Little Victories — DLT's Nora Ellen. Owner, Mark A. & Cathy M. Driggers. AB (223) TABLETOP'S SERIOUSLY! IT'S ABOUT TIME, TS219234/01, 04/13/14. Breeder, Owners. By Gch. Tabletops Return To Sender — Gch. Tabletops Pie and The Patty Pan,CGC. Owner, Jan Stachurski & George Landry. POMERANIANS, Sweepstakes 12 months and under 18 months, Dogs. First $52.00 Second $39.00 Third $26.00 Fourth $13.00 2 (25) CHAR'S DESIGNER GENES, TS198966/01, 12/01/13. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Chars I Wanta Talk About Me — Chars Turnin On The Charm. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. 3 (37) SPRINGWOOD'S JUST JACK, TS194579/01, 11/10/13. Breeder, owner. By Ch. Mt Crest At Springwood — Springwoods All About Style. Owner, Rebecca B. Jackson. 4 (83) CH. CHAR'S IDREAM OBSESSION, TS194604/01, 09/24/13. Breeder, Owner. By Gch. Char's SEcret Obsession — Chars Fun N Flirty Felicia. Owner, Charlotte Meyer. (135) POM SAENG POM SA CUTE BOY, PO-14-0011604-ROK, 12/11/13. Breeder, Owner. By I Believe I Can Fly Premiera — Dog Hi's Tangthai. Owner, Jeong Min Sun. AB (137) CHRISCENDO CASTERLY ROCK, BC557431 CANADA, 02/22/14. Breeder, C. Heartz. By Ch. Silhouette Surrender To Chriscendo — Chriscendo Candystore. Owner, Elizabeth Friedman. (215) JUAN COLORADO, FCMJ8970A MEXICO, 01/23/14. Breeder, Owner. By GnT Trouble Maker of Lenette — Chriscendo Ad. Owner, Omar Gonzalez. (217) MOUNTAIN CREST PAPPARAZZI, TS221331/01, 02/23/14. Breeder, D. & C. Gilstrap. By Gch.
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