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Siberian Husky Club of Middle Tennessee, Inc page 2 ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 2021 6:00 pm (CDST) Introducing our Judges at Foy Trent Dog Shows LLC PO Box C, Sturgeon MO 65284 after which time entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted We have tried to select judges who you as exhibitors would like to show under. To except as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules. familiarize you with these judges in case you do not know them we are including a brief biographical sketch for each. PREMIUM LIST Our Saturday Sweepstakes Judge is Marti Rhyne – Anchorage, Alaska SPECIALTY SHOWS • UNBENCHED We got our first Siberian Husky in 1986. She was not a show dog. We got to know some of the local show people though and started showing in 1989. We got our first real show dog from Richlynn Siberians, Richard and Lynn Szymurski from New Orleans, in 1991. Siberian Husky Club We went to our first National in 1990, Orlando. What fun! And a tradition was begun. I’ve been to of most Nationals since then. Over the years we’ve bred about 5 litters with 7 home grown champions. Almost every litter goes back to our Ramey, Ch. Cadohi’s Red October. Middle Tennessee, Inc. We moved to Alaska from Texas in 2009 to start mushing. We are very much a recreational team, no American Kennel Club Licensed Shows Iditarod race in our future, but we have loads of fun and have learned even more about our breed. And occasionally we actually mush on parts of the Iditarod trail. Our Judge for the Saturday show is Jessica Breinholt – Willow Alaska I began in Siberians at the age of 10, when I talked my parents into letting me bring a puppy home from a racing Siberian kennel in our mountain neighborhood. Within a few years I was not only racing a team, but competing in jr. showmanship and obedience with my first AKC-registered Siberian, Tigger (Kaylenberg's Frosty Tiger CD, CGC). Later came my first conformation champion (Am/Can Ch. Tamerlane's Carpe Diem CD, CGC), followed by multiple homebred and owner-handled champions. After a hiatus from sled dog racing to attend college and establish my career as a technical writer, I returned to competition and have completed SHCA Sled Dog degrees on almost half my current kennel. I have spent most of my life dedicated to this breed both as a musher and a breeder-owner-handler, and I believe we who love and strive to preserve the Siberian Husky are fortunate to have a dog that can still capably perform its original function. As a judge, I am thrilled by the opportunity to find and th th 27 and 28 Independent Specialty Shows reward the many sound, beautiful animals our breeders have to offer. Thank you for giving me the AKC National Owner Handled Series opportunity! Our judge for the Sunday show is Sherry Webster – Bartlett TN The first Samoyed came to our home in 1970. We have enjoyed the company of Samoyeds since Show 1 - Saturday, May 1, 2021 2021507701 then. Other than Samoyeds, we have owned and shown Pembroke Welsh Corgis. My show career started in 1979 as Peppermint Samoyeds. Over the years we have enjoyed showing our dogs with Show 2 - Sunday, May 2, 2021 2021507702 our two daughters, Amy and Holly (both former Junior Handlers), and now with our two grandchildren, Brandon and Kaylee. Amy recently showed our group winning special, CH GCHB Frostyacres Peppermint Rokete Rexann (Tapit). I became an AKC approved judge in 1997 and am currently approved to judge the Working Group, Nashville Dog Training Club Herding Group and Sporting breeds. It has been an honor to judge specialties and internationally 413 Allied Drive also. As founding member of the Greater Shelby Kennel Club in the Memphis area, I am currently serving as a board member and a member of the judge selection committee. I have been a member Nashville, TN 37211 of the Samoyed Club of America since 1980 and have served on various committees including Board Member and Treasurer. INDOOR CRATING & SHOW RING So proud to have co-founded the Showcase of Dogs, a large multi-canine event with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children’s research hospital for children with cancer. CERTIFICATION We hope you are pleased with our judges and will come and support our independent Permission has been granted by the American Kennel Club for the specialty shows. holding of this event under the American Kennel Club rules and regulations. GINA M. DINARDO, Executive Secretary page 3 page 4 OFFICERS Karen Pilkay ...................………………..………………President ~ SHCMT JUDGES ~ Sam Pilkay .…………..……….…..……………..…Vice-President Sandy Jessop………….…………………….……………Treasurer ******************************************************** Delinda Davis …………………….……..Corresponding Secretary P.O.Box 815, Ashville, AL 35953 Tami Bradford ....…………………………..…Recording Secretary Saturday, May 1, 2021 - SHCMT Independent Specialty Board of Directors Member – LuAnn Todd Sweepstakes Marti Rhyne – Chugiak AK SHOW COMMITTEE All Regular & Non-Regular Classes Sandy Jessop………………………………………Show Chair 7850 Friendsville Road, Lenoir City, TN 37772 Jessica Breinholt – Willow AK [email protected] (865) 765-0899 Sam & Karen Pilkay .……………………….. Exhibitors’ Hospitality Joe Jessop ……………………………………...…… Catalog Sales ****************************************************** Bill Geshwiler...................……….…….……….Chief Ring Steward David Bradford ………………………………………………… Raffle Sandy Jessop……………………………………………..RV Parking Sunday, May 2, 2021 – SHCMT Independent Specialty Sandy Jessop……………………………………………….. Vendors Delinda Davis ...……………….……………………………. Trophies Junior Showmanship Classes Cathy Wilcox …………………………….……………. Photographer Sherry Webster – Bartlett TN All Regular & Non-Regular Classes Sherry Webster – Bartlett TN SHOW VETERINARIAN (On Call - Emergency) Nashville Veterinary Specialists (615) 386-0107 ******************************************************** 2971 Sidco Drive, Nashville TN 37204 Directions: from show site take Allied drive east to Nolensville Road, turn north on Nolensville Road to Thompson Lane, turn Note: west on Thompson Lane to Sidco Drive, turn south on Sidco Drive to Veterinary. Masks are required inside building No Blow Dryers allowed inside building No chairs are available in building. On Site Exhibitors should bring their own chairs. EVENT SECRETARY - William S. Geshwiler 696 Baker Road, Columbia, Tennessee 38401-5557 Crating will be available inside building. To insure adequate (931) 626-1182 ~ [email protected] spacing, please notify Delinda Davis at [email protected] so that Club may mark off appropriate spaces. page 5 page 6 ~ ENTRY FEES ~ Regular Classes Note Reduced Entry Fees for Puppy and AOH Classes! Saturday and Sunday The following classes will be provided for both dogs and bitches. First entry of each dog……..………….…………………………….…. $30.00 Puppy, 6 mos and under 9 mos Puppy, 9 mos and under 12 mos Additional entry of same dog, unless otherwise specified………..… $25.00 Twelve to Eighteen Month Amateur Owner Handler Puppy …………………………………….……………….……………… $18.00 Bred-By-Exhibitor American Bred Open Amateur Owner Handler …..……….……………………………..…… $22.00 Veteran Classes ……………..……………………………………….... $20.00 Junior Showmanship ……………………………………………..…… $12.00 Sweepstakes ………………………………………………………..…. $15.00 Non-Regular Classes - Involving Single Dog Entries Saturday and Sunday When a dog is entered in more than one class, (other than Sweepstakes) the highest priced class is considered the first entry. The following classes will be provided for both dogs and bitches. Sweepstakes entries must also be entered in a Regular/Non-Regular class. Veteran 8-10 years Veteran 10-12 years Veteran 12 years and older Winners of the above classes may compete for Best of Breed if otherwise undefeated the day of the sho Awards for Best Puppy and Best Veteran will be offered on Sunday. AKC National Owner Handled Series – Please see www.AKC.ogr for Eligibility Requirements Please remember to check NOHS Eligible on entry form if eligible. ~ RIBBON AND ROSETTE PRIZES ~ REGULAR CLASSES NON-REGULAR CLASSES First Prize .....…………Blue Ribbon First Prize ……......Rose Ribbon AWARDS OF MERIT Second Prize………….Red Ribbon Second Prize……. Brown Ribbon At the judge’s discretion, a Burgundy Rosette may be offered as an Award of Merit in the Third Prize…….……... Yellow Ribbon Third Prize……….. Light Green Ribbon Best of Breed Class containing at least 6 and up to 15 champions. A second Award of Fourth Prize…….…… .White Ribbon Fourth Prize…..…. Gray Ribbon Merit may be offered in the Best of Breed Class containing 16 or more champions. Winners ..…………………………….………….. Purple Rosette Reserve Winners ...………………….… Purple & White Rosette Best of Winners …...……………….…..… Blue & White Rosette Best of Breed ………………………...….. Purple & Gold Rosette SWEEPSTAKES – Saturday Best of Opposite Sex to BOB …………… .Red & White Rosette Sweeps will be held before Saturday judging Select Dog & Select Bitch………… Light Blue & White Rosette of Regular & Non-Regular Classes Award of Merit ………………...……………… Burgundy Rosette NOHS Best of Breed ………………..…………. Maroon Rosette Judge – Marti Rhyne Best Bred by Exhibitor …………………….. Dark Green Rosette Division of prize money for Sweepstakes Best in Sweeps – Puppy & Veteran…… Lt. Green/Pink Rosette (Saturday) Entry fees for Sweepstakes, less 35% retained for expenses. The remaining 65% will be Best Op Sweeps – Puppy & Veteran………. Lavender Rosette (Saturday) divided as follows: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th per class Best Junior Handler ………………….…..Lt. Green/Pink Rosette (Sunday) 4 or more entries --------- 50%, 25%, 15%, 10% of entry fees for class Best Puppy ……………………………….…..Dark Green
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