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Obedience and Rally Trial Catalogue NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC Obedience & Rally Trials 15th June 2019 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC OBEDIENCE TRIAL SATURDAY 15TH JUNE 2019 AT 9.00AM PIMPALA PRIMARY SCHOOL, VANSTONE AVENUE, MORPHETT VALE TRIAL CLASSES JUDGES CCD TONY BRENNAN NOVICE NEIL MACDONALD OPEN DAMIAN BOURNE UTILITY LYNNE STAPYLTON UDX NEIL MACDONALD VETTING TIME: 8.15AM – 9.15AM - BITCHES WITHOUT PROOF OF DESEXING. ALL DOGS TO PASS THROUGH CHECKPOINT BY 9.15AM. TRIAL MANAGER: BRIAN FIELDER SACA REP: RAE HEDGER ORDER OF JUDGING: ALL RINGS SIMULTANEOUSLY. UDX BEFORE NOVICE. TROPHIES: 1ST IN EACH CLASS – QUALIFYING ONLY. OTHER AWARDS: PRESIDENT’S SHIELD TEAM EVENT. PLACE CARDS: 1ST, 2ND AND 3RD IN EACH CLASS SASHES: ALL QUALIFYING ENTRIES NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 This trial is conducted under the Rules of the South Australian Canine Association. CATALOGUE PREPARATION Every effort has been made to ensure that the placement of multiple entries does not cause conflict with other classes entered. If any alterations need to be noted in marked catalogues please see the Secretary prior to the conclusion of the trial. Marked catalogues are available on the Dogs SA Obedience website - www.dogobediencesa.com. PRESIDENT’S SHIELD TEAM TROPHY RULES Team to consist of three entries from any class except CCD. Entry fee - $1 per dog. i.e. $3 per team. NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 CCD JUDGE: TONY BRENNAN 1. P STEWART WESTOBRI TAJ CALEB RN PDODC/GDTC ROTTWEILER RCSA/MPDOC REG NO 5100100535LR 2. P COOK KNEESHA GCDTC DOBERMANN 501154AR 3. C COOPER KOVACS REKA GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG REG NO 5100033915 4. I HANEGREEFS BIRRAMALPARK ELLA BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100102619LR 5. L MURPHY GLENROY HEEZA BIT OFA DISH RN SDK&ODC BORDER COLLIE REG NO 2100476784 6. A RAILZ PJ GCDTC AUSTRALIAN KELPIE 501139AR 7. M STEEL TUSCAMADA BRILLIANT BLAZE AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5122265193LR 8. D GRIGGS KARTE DIGBE PDODC AUSTRALIAN KELPIE REG NO 5100088881LR 9. C JACOB DREAMSTAR GREGORY PECK SAODC GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG LSC REG NO 5100084919 10. M JOLLEY KOTERANA MIIHARO NCODC CAIRN TERRIER DGK&OC REG NO 3100346667 11. M VAHAVIOLOS CHISPA RN SAODC AUSTRALIAN KELPIE X 501073AR 12. L IRVINE JAMIE SAODC BORDER COLLIE PAODC 501113AR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 CCD cont. JUDGE: TONY BRENNAN 13. D DELL TAYONA THUMBN ARIDE WITH ROWDY HANDLER: J DELL AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD DGK&OC REG NO 5100101649LR 14. J KENT BONZA SDK&ODC KOOLIE/BORDER COLLIE X 501143AR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 NOVICE JUDGE: NEIL MACDONALD 15. G BARTLETT TERAUSTRALIS MACALLAN CCD DGK&OC AUSTRALIAN TERRIER REG NO 5100094153 16. A RAILZ ALISTE PASTEL PORTRAIT CCD RN GCDTC SHETLAND SHEEPDOG REG NO 5100075583LR 17. E SCHAHINGER ROXY CCD RN NCODC BORDER COLLIE X 501127AR 18. J MAGAREY ARAJOEL HAPI JORDI AD JD SD GD SPDX CCD SDK&ODC BORDER COLLIE REG NO 2100418342LR 19. M TAMASI BABENBERG PIA MIA GSDC GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG REG NO 5100042679 20. S WYNBERGEN TRIGOLDEN CHRISTMAS SPIRIT NCODC GOLDEN RETRIEVER REG NO 3100334319 21. R PEARCE LOOLOO SDK&ODC HEELER X 501135AR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 OPEN JUDGE: DAMIAN BOURNE JUMP HEIGHT 500MM – BROAD JUMP 1000MM (3 boards) 22. S HARRIS GOLNTROPICTS DELECTABLE CD SDK&ODC GOLDEN RETRIEVER REG NO 51000094522LR 23. A MCKENZIE GR CH CAMBRAE HIT THE JACKPOT CDX RM BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100094992 24. M HOLMES CODY SDK&ODC GOLDEN RETRIEVER 501046AR 25. D BURFORD OC MIRRIBANDI NARELLAN JD MPDOC BELGIAN SHEPHERD - GROENENDAEL REG NO 4100242814 26. J MATTHEW GOLDMARTINI DAY OF JUDGEMENT CD SDK&ODC GOLDEN RETRIEVER REG NO 5100070377 27. P & S TILSLEY T CH WAVENEY KEEPER OF DRAGONS CDX TD BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100093100 28. SM KNIGHT SHARTOOZ QUATRO SINGING BLUE CD SDK&ODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5100074850 29. E LEE, K BARNETT & GR CH RONIN DIGITAL LOCK CD M CARTER BOXER GUNDOG CLUB REG NO 02008-2015 30. L IRVINE DARCY CD RA SAODC BORDER COLLIE PAODC 501084AR 31. J BROWN RO CH COLLIESTON RHYTHM AND RHYME CD SAODC AD JD SD FS.N DGK&OC ROUGH COLLIE REG NO 5100078200 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 OPEN cont. JUDGE: DAMIAN BOURNE JUMP HEIGHT 300MM – BROAD JUMP 600MM (3 boards) 32. E SPACIE CHARLIE CDX RN SDK&ODC SPOODLE 500986AR JUMP HEIGHT 300MM – BROAD JUMP 600MM (3 boards) 33. B KEPLER & A EATTS WILDERBLU MOUNTAIN ROMANCE (AI) CD RN NCODC BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100096147 34. W & I DOBURZYNSKI THISTLEDUST BLACK PEARL CD SDK&ODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5100078226 35. A WHILEY WALLACE SDK&ODC HEELER X 501062AR 36. R KUMELA ALBAJAIL MAIDENS MIST UD TD RN SDK&ODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 51000087704LR 37. S COMBER SILVERSOUTH SOUTHERN DAKOTA CDX SDK&ODC ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL REG NO 510009047 38. R & L HYLTON MILANGIMBI SUMMERTIME BLUES CD RN BORDER COLLIE REG NO 3100315230 39. A MCKENZIE RO CH WAVENEY ISLE OF SKYE UD RAE JD AD BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100081331 40. S & M REYNOLDS RO CH CALANAIS ME AND MY SHADOW UD RAE SDK&ODC BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100074311 JUMP HEIGHT 200MM – BROAD JUMP 400MM (2 boards) 41. H QUEMARD SUKEY CD HANDLER: D QUEMARD CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL/POODLE X NCODC 500828AR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 OPEN cont. JUDGE: DAMIAN BOURNE 42. A SPEHR WATTAVUE DANCING COOPER CDX SDK&ODC MINIATURE POODLE REG NO 4100255784LR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 UTILITY JUDGE: LYNNE STAPYLTON JUMP HEIGHT 500MM 43. D BURFORD OC MIRRIBANDI NARELLAN JD MPDOC BELGIAN SHEPHERD - GROENENDAEL REG NO 4100242814 44. JW HARTSHORNE DELAFORCE OUR GEORGIE CDX RA PDODC GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG GSDC REG NO 5100075190 45. L CHUGUNOFF T CH ANGUS CDX RE TSD SDK&ODC LABRADOR RETRIEVER X 500901AR 46. B RICHTER-WINTER WOTAN CDX SAODC BORDER COLLIE/AUSTRALIAN KELPIE X 501022AR 47. R & J ELLIS EMBERFORDE ALICE IN WONDERLAND CDX RM PDODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5100064196 48. B KEPLER WILDERBLU TRI RESISTING ME UD RE NCODC BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100067231LR 49. JA ROBERTS RAHNI CDX RM ADX JDX BORDER COLLIE 501000AR 50. P FICKLING T CH JORDIE CDX RN BORDER COLLIE 501009AR 51. T SUMSION NEUT CH QUOVADIS KNIGHT ERRANT CDX RM GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG REG NO 5100006219 52. J LYON RO CH ALBAJAIL BEN MAC DHUI ADX JDX SD HANDLER: T MCDONALD SPDX CDX RM AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5100073092 53. KL COULTER NGALLY WISH UPON A STAR UD RA SAODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 7100024370LR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 UTILITY cont. JUDGE: LYNNE STAPYLTON JUMP HEIGHT 300MM 54. A MCKENZIE TRI CH (O) (RO) CALANAIS MIDNGHT IN PARIS UD RAE ADM JDM BORDER COLLIE REG NO 51000063047 55. R KUMELA ALBAJAIL MAIDENS MIST UD TD RN SDK&ODC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 51000877004LR 56. S CAMERON LAUGHARNE ZAY CALL ME CHARLIE CDX AD JD SAODC WELSH SPRINGER SPANIEL REG NO 5100067452 57. A MCKENZIE RO CH WAVENEY ISLE OF SKYE UD RAE JD AD BORDER COLLIE REG NO 5100081331 58. A FARNDELL SCOTSDREAM SNOW STORM CDX RA TD AD JDX SAODC SHETLAND SHEEPDOG REG NO 2100372987 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 UDX JUDGE: NEIL MACDONALD 59. D BURFORD OC MIRRIBANDI NARELLAN JD MPDOC BELGIAN SHEPHERD - GROENENDAEL REG NO 4100242814 60. AG & R SKIPPER GILARISHA POCKET ROCKET AZ CL1 UD GSDC GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG REG NO 5100071616 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB INC RALLY TRIAL SATURDAY 15TH JUNE 2019 NOT BEFORE 1.00PM PIMPALA PRIMARY SCHOOL, VANSTONE AVENUE, MORPHETT VALE TRIAL CLASSES JUDGES NOVICE CARMEL NOTTLE EXCELLENT A & B CARMEL NOTTLE MASTER KEITH MILLINGTON ADVANCED A & B KEITH MILLINGTON VETTING TIME: 11.30PM – 11.45PM. BITCHES WITHOUT PROOF OF DESEXING. ALL DOGS TO PASS THROUGH CHECKPOINT BY 11.45PM. BITCHES COMPETING IN THE MORNING OBEDIENCE TRIAL DO NOT NEED TO BE VETTED A SECOND TIME. TRIAL MANAGER: BRIAN FIELDER SACA REP: RAE HEDGER ORDER OF JUDGING: RING 1 – NOVICE FOLOWED BY EXCELLENT A THEN EXCELLENT B. RING 2 – MASTER FOLLOWED BY ADVANCED A THEN ADVANCED B. TROPHIES: 1ST IN EACH CLASS – QUALIFYING ONLY. PLACE CARDS: 1ST, 2ND AND 3RD IN EACH CLASS SASHES: ALL QUALIFYING ENTRIES NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 NOVICE JUDGE: CARMEL NOTTLE 1. G GARIYASA STORM ADX JDX ADO SPDX SDX GD SDK&ODC POODLE – MINIATURE 500726AR 2. KIRARTH KENNELS/D HICKS AUST CH KIRARTH BLACK TIE N TAILS WELSH CORGI – PEMBROKE REG NO 510006779 3. M STEEL TUSCAMADA BRILLIANT BLAZE AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 5122265193LR 4. D GRIGGS KARTE DIGBE PDODC AUSTRALIAN KELPIE REG NO 5100088881LR 5. T CORNWELL WESTOBRI YASH SDK&ODC ROTTWEILER REG NO 5100064811LR NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 EXCELLENT A JUDGE: CARMEL NOTTLE JUMP HEIGHT 400MM – BROAD JUMP 800MM (3 boards) 6. JW HARTSHORNE DELAFORCE OUR GEORGIE CDX RA PDODC GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG LSC GSDC REG NO 5100075190 7. A GREENWOOD UNDERFOOT BIG BANG THEORY CCD RA AD JDX SD DALMATIAN REG NO 3100317562LR 8. W ADAMS SHARTOOZ LIGHTENING BOLT RN HTM.S FS.N GDTC AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD SDK&ODC REG NO 5100084699 9. K COULTER NGALLY WISH UPON A STAR UD RA AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD REG NO 7100024370LR JUMP HEIGHT 300MM – BROAD JUMP 800MM (3 boards) 10. A FARNDELL SCOTSDREAM SNOWSTORM CDX RA TD AD JDX SAODC SHETLAND SHEEPDOG REG NO 2100372987 JUMP HEIGHT 200MM – BROAD JUMP 400MM (2 boards) 11. U SHUGG NEUT CH CARNWATH RETRO BY DESIGN RA NCODC HAVANESE REG NO 3100341157 NOARLUNGA CITY OBEDIENCE DOG CLUB – 15TH JUNE 2019 EXCELLENT B JUDGE: CARMEL NOTTLE JUMP HEIGHT 400MM – BROAD JUMP 800MM (3 boards) 12.
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