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Levels 1/2/3/4/5/C Running Order for: Saturday February 13, 2010 Queen City Agility Club Ring 1 FullHouse Round 1 - Levels 1/2/3/4/5/C Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 4 4001 Schnitzel Dachshund 3 Christi & Maria O'Brien 8021 T Spriggan Cairn Terrier 1 Jennifer Stuckey 12027 S Spooky Miniature Schnauzer 5 Brenda Gilday 8022 V Banshee Norwich Terrier 5 Jennifer Stuckey 8024 V Bette Lyn All American 5 Judith & Bobby Ray 8025 V Whisper Papillon 2 Cheryl & Ivan Immel 8 8001 Diva Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 4 Jane Dewey 8018 Magic Papillon 3 Cheryl & Ivan Immel 8015 Kovey Miniature Schnauzer 1 Carole Lenehan 8003 Frazier West Highland White Terrier 2 Gwen Lewis 8004 Spencer Chihuahua 5 Brenda Russell 8006 Daisy Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 5 Darlene & Robert Miller 8007 Bella Miniature Schnauzer C Brenda Gilday 8008 Tasha American Eskimo Dog 5 Tammy Powers 8009 Ripley All American 3 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 8013 Yoda All American C J Kristin Aeh 8014 Snoopy Dachshund 4 Cheryl Holman 8002 Nelson Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 2 Jane Dewey 8005 Emma Chihuahua 4 Brenda Russell 8016 Twisty Miniature Schnauzer 4 Carole Lenehan 8017 Jack Havanese 2 Susan Perry 8019 Lacey Papillon 2 Cheryl & Ivan Immel 12020 T Sissey Shetland Sheepdog 2 MaryAnn Chappelear 12021 V Cory Cocker Spaniel 5 Janne Farrell 12023 V Annabelle American Cocker Spaniel C Kay Rife 12024 V Zipo Poodle (Miniature) 2 Kim McMahan 12 12001 Kinsey Shetland Sheepdog 4 MaryAnn Chappelear 12006 Charm Rat Terrier 4 Katherine & Forrest Meyer 12016 Rudy Miniature Pinscher 1 Mary Meno 12007 Taffee American Eskimo Dog 3 Tammy Powers 12005 Pickles Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 4 Barbara McCabe 12009 Carly Shetland Sheepdog 3 Sandy Covich 12012 Daisy Jack Russell Terrier 4 Teri Landry 12013 Darcy Miniature Schnauzer 5 Carole Lenehan 12014 Casey Shetland Sheepdog 2 Shirley Meyers 12015 Trudy Miniature Schnauzer C April Johnson-Robbins 12018 Aiden Shetland Sheepdog 1 Jessica & Michelle Harris 12002 Mira Shetland Sheepdog 2 MaryAnn Chappelear 12008 Winston American Eskimo Dog 2 Tammy Powers 12017 Rocky Miniature Pinscher 1 Mary Meno 16025 T Lexi Australian Shepherd 5 Toinette Sergent 16026 T Morgan Labrador Retriever 5 Jerry Rajewski/H:Georgia Peck 20026 S Chip Labrador Retriever 5 Jerry Rajewski 16027 V Suey Australian Cattle Dog 5 Rita Drewry 16 16001 Tressel Brittany 4 Erica Behnke 16010 Chewie Australian Cattle Dog 1 Lee & Jeanne Bordewisch 16014 Breeze Australian Shepherd 5 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 16002 Jade Shetland Sheepdog 3 Jessica & Aaron Connelly 16003 Dusty Rose Australian Cattle Dog C Judith & Bobby Ray 16004 Nell Border Collie 1 Rose Sorn 16005 Delia All American 1 Zig Main 16006 Tucker Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 J Elizabeth Abate 16007 Winter Poodle (Miniature) 2 Kathy Gamble Taylor 16008 Magic Shetland Sheepdog 4 Karen Sanders Page 1 Running Order for: Saturday February 13, 2010 Queen City Agility Club Ring 1 FullHouse Round 1 - Levels 1/2/3/4/5/C (Continued) Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 16009 Mia Border Collie 5 Krista & Mark Anthony 16016 Oliver Shetland Sheepdog 2 Arlene Levan 16017 Hannah Shetland Sheepdog 2 Betty McCord 16018 Skipper English Cocker Spaniel 3 Marita Judge 16019 Troy All American 1 Brittany Keckler 16020 Molly Australian Shepherd 4 Susan Perry 16021 Duffy Shetland Sheepdog 5 Debbie Decker 16011 Mattie Australian Cattle Dog 5 Lee & Jeanne Bordewisch 16023 Jack Parsons Russell Terrier 2 Mary Beth Smith 16024 Kenzie Australian Shepherd 2 Kent & Bonnie Maki/H:Kent Maki 20019 T Molly Border Collie C Pam Clark 20020 T Gibbs Australian Shepherd 1 Toinette Sergent 20022 T Apple Jack All American 3 Susan Ball 24015 S Skylar Newfoundland 5 Edith Markoff 20024 V Maggie Flat-Coated Retriever 5 Monica Holmback 20 20001 Penny Labrador Retriever 3 Lois Evensen/H:Catherine Berberich 20002 Ruby Border Collie 3 Jessica & Aaron Connelly 20003 Annie Poodle (Standard) 2 Patricia Jones 20004 Token Collie (Rough) 4 Mary Ann Widmyer 20005 Astro All American 3 Carolyn Knapp 20006 Evey Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 Syndi Wilhelm 20007 Credit Golden Retriever 3 Sharon Bromagen 20008 Angel Collie 3 Donald Evans II 20010 Calvin All American 4 Margaret Lehman 20011 Izzy All American 4 Darlene Wisecup 20012 Zen Flat-Coated Retriever 2 Monica Holmback 20013 Skywalker Golden Retriever 4 Tammie Flood 20014 Charlotte Rhodesian Ridgeback 3 Ellen Epstein 20015 Buster Brown American Staffordshire Terrier 5 Janet Boggs 20017 Lucy Golden Retriever 2 Mary Beth Smith 20018 Meg Border Collie 2 Jeff & Kris Vaughn 24012 V Alex Poodle (Standard) C Patricia Jones 24 24003 Allie Border Collie 3 Sharon Bromagen 24002 Andre Poodle (Standard) C Patricia Jones 24001 Alex Border Collie 3 Stefanie Long 24005 Trip Belgian Tervuren 5 Susan Geers-Meiners 24007 Eddy Flat-Coated Retriever 2 Monica Holmback 24008 Alex Saluki 3 Cheryl Holman 24009 Gerda German Shepherd Dog 3 Christi & Maria O'Brien 24011 Truman Labrador Retriever 5 Patricia Postallian 24004 Debit Border Collie 4 Kent Bromagen Ring 1 Standard Round 1 - Levels 4/5/C Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 4 8020 V L. B. Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 5 Krista & Mark Anthony 8022 V Banshee Norwich Terrier 5 Jennifer Stuckey 8024 V Bette Lyn All American 5 Judith & Bobby Ray 8 8001 Diva Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 4 Jane Dewey 8004 Spencer Chihuahua 4 Brenda Russell 8007 Bella Miniature Schnauzer C Brenda Gilday 8008 Tasha American Eskimo Dog 4 Tammy Powers 8013 Yoda All American C J Kristin Aeh 8014 Snoopy Dachshund 4 Cheryl Holman Page 2 Running Order for: Saturday February 13, 2010 Queen City Agility Club Ring 1 Standard Round 1 - Levels 4/5/C (Continued) Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 8016 Twisty Miniature Schnauzer 4 Carole Lenehan 12026 T Callie Beagle C Kathy & Eric Roberts 12025 T Tiffany Miniature Schnauzer C April Johnson-Robbins 12021 V Cory Cocker Spaniel 5 Janne Farrell 12022 V Trixie Poodle 5 Kathy Gamble Taylor 12023 V Annabelle American Cocker Spaniel C Kay Rife 12 12006 Charm Rat Terrier 4 Katherine & Forrest Meyer 12005 Pickles Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 4 Barbara McCabe 12012 Daisy Jack Russell Terrier 4 Teri Landry 12013 Darcy Miniature Schnauzer 5 Carole Lenehan 12015 Trudy Miniature Schnauzer C April Johnson-Robbins 16026 T Morgan Labrador Retriever 4 Jerry Rajewski/H:Georgia Peck 16027 V Suey Australian Cattle Dog 5 Rita Drewry 16 16014 Breeze Australian Shepherd 4 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 16003 Dusty Rose Australian Cattle Dog 5 Judith & Bobby Ray 16006 Tucker Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 J Elizabeth Abate 16008 Magic Shetland Sheepdog 4 Karen Sanders 16009 Mia Border Collie 4 Krista & Mark Anthony 16020 Molly Australian Shepherd 5 Susan Perry 16021 Duffy Shetland Sheepdog 5 Debbie Decker 16011 Mattie Australian Cattle Dog 5 Lee & Jeanne Bordewisch 16015 Roscoe All American 5 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 20019 T Molly Border Collie 5 Pam Clark 24015 S Skylar Newfoundland 4 Edith Markoff 20024 V Maggie Flat-Coated Retriever 4 Monica Holmback 20 20004 Token Collie (Rough) 4 Mary Ann Widmyer 20006 Evey Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 Syndi Wilhelm 20015 Buster Brown American Staffordshire Terrier 5 Janet Boggs 24014 T Casey Labrador Retriever 4 Cheri Davis 24012 V Alex Poodle (Standard) 5 Patricia Jones 24 24002 Andre Poodle (Standard) C Patricia Jones 24011 Truman Labrador Retriever 4 Patricia Postallian Ring 1 Standard Round 2 - Levels 4/5/C Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 4 8020 V L. B. Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 5 Krista & Mark Anthony 8022 V Banshee Norwich Terrier 5 Jennifer Stuckey 8024 V Bette Lyn All American 5 Judith & Bobby Ray 8 8001 Diva Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) 4 Jane Dewey 8004 Spencer Chihuahua 4 Brenda Russell 8007 Bella Miniature Schnauzer C Brenda Gilday 8008 Tasha American Eskimo Dog 4 Tammy Powers 8014 Snoopy Dachshund 4 Cheryl Holman 8016 Twisty Miniature Schnauzer 4 Carole Lenehan 12026 T Callie Beagle C Kathy & Eric Roberts 12025 T Tiffany Miniature Schnauzer C April Johnson-Robbins 12021 V Cory Cocker Spaniel 5 Janne Farrell 12023 V Annabelle American Cocker Spaniel C Kay Rife 12 12006 Charm Rat Terrier 4 Katherine & Forrest Meyer 12005 Pickles Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 4 Barbara McCabe 12012 Daisy Jack Russell Terrier 4 Teri Landry 12013 Darcy Miniature Schnauzer 5 Carole Lenehan 12015 Trudy Miniature Schnauzer C April Johnson-Robbins Page 3 Running Order for: Saturday February 13, 2010 Queen City Agility Club Ring 1 Standard Round 2 - Levels 4/5/C (Continued) Jump Ht Armband Call Name Breed Level Owner/Handler 16026 T Morgan Labrador Retriever 4 Jerry Rajewski/H:Georgia Peck 16027 V Suey Australian Cattle Dog 5 Rita Drewry 16 16014 Breeze Australian Shepherd 4 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 16003 Dusty Rose Australian Cattle Dog 5 Judith & Bobby Ray 16006 Tucker Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 J Elizabeth Abate 16008 Magic Shetland Sheepdog 4 Karen Sanders 16009 Mia Border Collie 4 Krista & Mark Anthony 16020 Molly Australian Shepherd 5 Susan Perry 16021 Duffy Shetland Sheepdog 5 Debbie Decker 16011 Mattie Australian Cattle Dog 5 Lee & Jeanne Bordewisch 16015 Roscoe All American 5 Kevin & Marianne Reynolds 20019 T Molly Border Collie 5 Pam Clark 24015 S Skylar Newfoundland 4 Edith Markoff 20024 V Maggie Flat-Coated Retriever 4 Monica Holmback 20 20004 Token Collie (Rough) 4 Mary Ann Widmyer 20006 Evey Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier 4 Syndi Wilhelm 20015 Buster Brown American Staffordshire Terrier 5 Janet Boggs 24014 T Casey Labrador Retriever 4 Cheri Davis 24012 V Alex Poodle (Standard) 5 Patricia Jones 24 24002 Andre Poodle (Standard) C Patricia Jones
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