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Division One Burn N Bolt DIVISION ONE BURN N BOLT - WEB. 17.864 - B/O. N/A Kylo 1359B 14 Craig Pearce Aust. Koolie Tahni 1359C 11 Edna Pearce Australian Koolie Rocco 2762A 12 Annette Wickings Stumpy Tail Cattledog Cody 374C 14 Keith Fidler KelpieX Skyla 2401C 14 Mandy Michel Australian Koolie FIRST KRUSH - WEB. 17.875 - B/O. N/A Shay 371D 12 Jan Mcchesney Border Collie Flick 745B 12 Tim Slade Border Whippet Jed 2825A 14 Robert MacDonald Border collie Arya 2565B 14 Nikki Bultitude Belgian Shephard Malinois AIRBORNE SPECIAL OPS - WEB. 18.593 - B/O. N/A Diesel 2364A 14 Daniel Popic Border Collie Clancy 2784A 14 Penny Parker Border Collie Scout 2671A 14 Sally Elsom Border Collie Rosie 2793A 13 Christopher Thorncroft Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Dekota 2174B 14 Nealle Best Kelpie Cross x Malinos Rumour 2459A 12 Megan Brigden Border Collie DIVISION TWO FLYBALL FANATICS - WEB. 19.329 - B/O. 18.329 Cricket 2636A 13 Candice Leighton Australian Cattle Dog cross Monty 2596B 14 Sophie Calvert BORDER Collie Moe 2676A 14 Yolanda (May Lan) Wong Australian Shepherd Soda 2636B 14 Candice Leighton Australian Cattle Dog cross LUVADOG REGARDLESS - WEB. 20.017 - B/O. 18.329 Max 2179B 14 Jane House Koolie Cross Rocky 2152B 14 Harold Kielly Border Collie Black Pepper 2919A 14 Margie Popovic Lab X Marley 3014A 11 Linda Collin Border Collie x Kelpie Izzy 2751B 7 Marianne Abrey Papillion pinaroo indy 3108A 14 sylvia mcgovern border collie DIVISION THREE AIRBORNE HORNETS - WEB. 22.121 - B/O. 21.121 Nixon 2174C 14 Nealle Best Cattle Dog Mix Benji 2867A 14 Connie Blakemore Staffy x Collie Louie 2749A 7 Sharon Fraser Papillion Maggie 2795B 9 Christine Hart Jack Russell x Cavalier Hannah 2174A 14 Nealle Best Kelpie X Collie Millie 2812A 14 Nicola Dudley Labrador X DIVISION FOUR PINE RIVERS REBELS - DEC. 23.300 - B/O. 22.300 Ruben 2829A 14 Theresa Abbott Border Collie Boof-Head 2565A 9 Virginia Festing Toy Poodlex Papillion Jedda 456C 12 Roslyn Smith Kelpie Manny 742C 14 Gail Marki Cattle Dog Samson 742D 14 Gail Marki Cattle dog x border collie Zeus 3047A 14 Cheri Alexander Border Collie X DIVISION FOUR CONTINUED ABSOLUTELY AWESOME - DEC. 23.300 - B/O. 22.300 Junya 2758A 13 Graeme McGregor RottyxSharpei Daisy 2779A 9 Dianne Penman Cocker Spaniel Poppy 382C 11 Eleanor Rivett Schnauzer X JRT Walter 2127C 14 Anne Newman Border Collie Ruby 2970B 14 Kathryn Royes Kelpie Pepe Le Pew 2112B 9 Kevin Crane King Charles Spaniel HOT SAUCE - WEB. 24.018 - B/O. 22.300 Zephyr 371C 14 Jan Mcchesney Border Collie Insane Bolt 834A 8 Sophie Slade Whippahuahua Buddy 2828A 14 Michele Gauci Border Collie Asher 2650B 8 Paul Trezise Terrier cross Scoot 2807A 7 Ann Trubshaw Jack Russell X Icon 444C 14 Jane Trezise Border Collie DIVISION FIVE BACKYARD BUDDIES - WEB. 26.088 - B/O. 25.088 Darcy 2708A 8 Heidi Hardy Poodle - Toy Olive 2460B 10 Meredith Pokarier English Cocker Spaniel Ivy 2639B 9 Sybil Stoltz Cocker Spaniel Charlie 2639A 9 Sybil Stoltz Cocker Spaniel Nova 384D 9 Sarah Jane Weston Cocker Spaniel Aeryn 2460A 9 Meredith Pokarier English Cocker Spaniel BURN N ACTION - DEC. 26.400 - B/O. 25.400 Rexington 2915A 12 Nathalie Casalaina whippet x border collie Abbey 2401A 9 Irina Michel Cocker Spaniel Charlie 2726B 10 Pauline Oldman Cocker Spaniel Judd 2726A 14 Pauline Oldman Labradoodles Molly 2683A 7 Lilian Cookson Toy Poodle Suzy 2482A 7 Carolyn Dwyer Maltese x Bichon OPEN UNDERCOVER CANINES - DEC. 20.400 - B/O. 19.400 Primrose 2549B 14 Emily Pawluck Border collie Kitana 857D 14 Jennifer Crane Kelpie Kaydee 3034A 14 Debbie Stephens Kelpie x Sadie 2970A 14 Kathryn Royes Kelpie x Border Collie Judge 2758B 13 Graeme McGregor Kelpie x Corgi Wlibur 2893B 14 Emma Gaffney Border Collie RED RUNNERS - DEC. 21.400 - B/O. 20.400 Mr Wilson 2905A 14 Kym Gralton Border Collie Honey 2940A 14 Judith Sorbello Kelpie x Cattledog Hunterslea Koco 3020A 14 Gillian du Plessis Koolie Ellie 2401B 10 Irina Michel Cocker Spaniel Jorja 2472C 11 Kelly Stewart Labradoodle Cinda 1359A 13 Edna Pearce Cattle Dog JUST PLANE FAST - DEC. 21.700 - B/O. 20.700 Billie 319E Null Joanne Parkes Border Collie Bella 2283B Null Robyn Bailey Cavoodle Meeka 2283C Null Robyn Bailey Australia Koolie Hannah 2174A 13 Nealle Best Kelpie X Collie Bella 2795A Christine Hart Spoodle Rumour 2459A Null Megan Brigden Border Collie FANATIC FURBALLS - DEC. 23.500 - B/O. 22.500 Boston 2936A 14 Kim Kaim Bull Arab X Sam 2849A 14 Adam Stewart Brittany Darcy 845F 13 Kerry Wallison ACD x Leala 2975A 14 Anne Hardacre Labrador Rusty 2985A 14 Sarah Wieland Cattle cross .
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