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2016-Monday-Results 82nd IWANE SPECIALTY SHOW Holiday Inn, Boxborough, MA Monday, August 1st CONFORMATION CLASS ENTRIES continued Judge: Ian Finney, DVM Novice Bitches. (6 entered) 1 34 STARKEEPER NUALA O' ARD RHI. HP49039305. 11/05/2014. Breeder: Jocelyne Gagne. By: GCh. Ch. Ard Rhi's Aegg Of Aran - Can. Am. Ch. Glenamadda Starkeeper Clodagh. Owner: Jocelyne Gagne. abs 36 KASHMIR OF AERIE. HP49093902. 02/06/2015. Breeder: Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin & Glenn Myer. By: Ch. Hound Hill Vanderbilt Of Aerie - Ch. Kellykerry Keynote Of Aerie. Owner: Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin. 38 LISMORE JUNE CLEAVER. HP48310505. 08/23/2014. Breeder: Stephen LeVan & Karen LeVan. By: Lismore Stoneybrook Macheath - Ch. Lismore Stoneybrook Nora. Owner: Steven & Faith Marsman & Stephen & Karen LeVan. 4 40 ORCHID OF NUTSTOWN. HP47945501. 02/28/2014. Breeder: John & Kathleen Kelly. By: Fear Of Nutstown - Isobel Of Nutstown. Owner: John & Maureen English. 3 42 TIR ALAIN'S THE RISING OF THE MOON FROM MACCAURA. HP48479503. 11/06/2014. Breeder: Deirdre McCarthy. By: Riversong's Love To Burn - MacCaura Lulu. Owner: Andrea Melissa Anderson. 2 44 GLADSTONE'S LOLA OF RATHKEALE. HP46857212. 01/29/2014. Breeder: Betty & Roger Johnson. By: Ch. Rathkeale Call Me The Breeze - DC Gladstone's Maeve, SC. Owner: Khayya Van Ry. Bred By Exhibitor Bitches. (9 entered) moved 46 MARBLEHEAD'S KISS OF THE JUMBIE. HP46440501. 10/30/2013. Breeder: Alfred & Suzanne Gibney. By: Ch. O'Lugh's Jagermeister Of Aerie - Ch. O'Lugh's Echo Of Marblehead. Owner: Alfred & Suzanne Gibney. Moved up to BOB 2 48 TALIESIN'S RUADHOIGH. HP45339301. 05/13/2013. Breeder: Donna & David Smith. By: GCh. Riverlawn Exit Of Aerie - Taliesin's Wylde Rum Runner. Owner: Donna & David Smith. 4 50 GLADSTONE'S DONNA MARIE OF RATHKEALE. HP46857203. 01/29/2014. Breeder: Betty Johnson, Roger Johnson & Christine Johnson. By: Ch. Rathkeale Call Me The Breeze - DC Gladstone's Maeve SC. Owner: Betty & Roger Johnson & Christine Johnson. 52 DUN MYRICA MAYBELLINE OF EAGLE. HP45594001. 06/24/2013. Breeder: Sam Houston McDonald & Joe Roland. By: Ch. Riverlawn Mobster Of Eagle - Ch. Armaitiu Nona Of Eagle. Owner: Sam Houston McDonald & Joe Roland. moved 54 CAN. CH. STARKEEPER'S RENA'S ROGUE. HP45542703. 03/15/2013. Breeder: Jocelyne M. Gagne. By: Ch. Carnasserie Coal - Can. Am. Ch. Starkeeper Glenamadda USA Flag. Owner: Jocelyne Gagne & Serena Ivanovskis. Moved up to BOB. 3 56 KELLYKERRY ECHO OF AERIE. HP44397701. 10/24/2012. Breeder: Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin. By: GCh. Ch. Riverlawn Exit Of Aerie - Ch. June Of Aerie. Owner: Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin & Glenn Myer. abs 58 LISMORE LOVEY WENTWORTH HOWELL. HP48310503. 08/23/2014. Breeder: Stephen LeVan & Karen LeVan. By: Lismore Stoneybrook Macheath - Ch. Lismore Stoneybrook Nora. Owner: Stephen LeVan & Karen LeVan. 1 60 O'LUGH'S STELLA ARTOIS. HP48466701. 10/20/2014. Breeder: Andrea & Michael Dormady. By: Ch. O'Lugh Holy Toledo Of Blackwater - Ch. O'Lugh Corona Extra Gold. Owner: Andrea & Michael Dormady. 62 REDTOPS GAELAN. HP42063101. 12/06/2011. Breeder: Rosemary E. Wortman. By: Redtops Graedy - Redtops Casidhe. Owner: Rosemary E. Wortman. abs 64 BALLYHARA KELLYANNE. HP48064002. 07/08/2014. Breeder: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman, Ballyhara REG. By: Ch. Ballyhara Danny - Ballyhara Cinneide. Owner: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman. American Bred Bitches. (7 entered) abs 66 FC EIRIAN'S RED HOT AT BROAD VIEW. HP46832603. 01/28/2014. Breeder: Mary Ellen Shriver & Robin Coen. By: Inishkeens Heart Of Olden Glory - DC Eirian Quintessence, FCh, RN, SC, LCX, GRC, JOR, VC. Owner: Robin & Chris Coen. abs 68 INISHKEEN'S AMAZING AILIS OF SHANCARRICK. HP48547207. 11/08/2014. Breeder: Karen L. James. By: Riversong's Love To Burn - FC Inishkeen's Tempest Brewing, SC. Owner: Robert & Estelle Flynn. abs 70 LISMORE GRACIE ALLEN. HP48310502. 08/23/2014. Breeder: Stephen LeVan & Karen LeVan. By: Lismore Stoneybrook Macheath - Ch. Lismore Stoneybrook Nora. Owner: Stephen LeVan & Karen LeVan. 1 72 SHANACHIE'S MIRA OF THUBAN. HP45928301. 07/17/2013. Breeder: Donna Monahan. By: Castlekeep's Thuban - Shanachie's Little Darlin. Owner: Donna Monahan. abs 74 BALLYHARA KATE. HP48064003. 07/08/2014. Breeder: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman, Ballyhara REG. By: Ch. Ballyhara Danny - Ballyhara Cinneide. Owner: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman. 2 76 O'LUGH BLACK LADY OF THE NIGHT. HP44884602. 11/06/2012. Breeder: Andrea & Michael Dormady & Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin. By: Ch. O'Lugh Vintage Merlot - Ch. O'Lugh's Jigger Of Aerie. Owner: Michele Martino. 3 78 O'MURCHADHA'S BEBHINN. HP39283706. 11/17/2010. Breeder: Pamela J. Murphy. By: Ch.Taliesin's Willow's Glympse - O'Murchadha Redtop Anamcara, RN. Owner: Pamela J. Murphy. Open Bitches. (12 entered) abs 80 INISHKEENS CAIOMHE. HP48547203. 11/08/2014. Breeder: Karen James. By: Riversong's Love To Burn - DC Inishkeens Tempest Brewing, SC. Owner: Mary Ellen Shriver. 82 TALIESIN'S DAMHSOIR. HP39648901. 01/26/2011. Breeder: Donna & David Smith. By: GCH. Taliesin's Willow's Glympse - Taliesin's Lasairiona. Owner: Donna R. Smith & David C. Smith. 84 MARBLEHEAD'S INTERMEZZO AT HOWLING HALL. HP46440504. 10/30/2013. Breeder: Alfred & Suzanne Gibney. By: Ch. O'Lugh's Jagermeister Of Aerie - Ch. O'Lugh's Echo Of Marblehead. Owner: Pat Scelso & Mike Meyer. abs 86 WOLFHAVEN N CALORIEN NITRO. HP45905802. 04/22/2012. Breeder: Donita Osborne & Donna Monahan. By: Ch. O'Lugh's Jagermeister Of Aerie - Shanachie-N- Wolfhaven's Dynamite. Owner: Judith Callender & Donita Osborne. 3 88 STARKEEPER ARD RHI'S SUPERNOVA. HP49039302. 11/05/2011. Breeder: Jocelyne M. Gagne. By: GCh Ch. Ard Rhi's Aegg Of Aran - Ch. Glenamadda Starkeeper Clodagh. Owner: Linda King. 2 90 NUTSTOWN AISLING OF CARRICKANEENA. HP47011201. 09/24/2012. Breeder: Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly. By: Prince Finn Of Nutstown - Pretty Daisy Of Nutstown. Owner: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. 92 LIONSPRING GEILIS OF EAGLE. HP47233102. 03/10/2014. Breeder: Sam Houston McDonald. By: Ch. Dun Myrica Speaker Of Eagle - Limerick Nollaig Ge Of Eagle. Owner: Leola & Robert Loebelenz. 94 SHANCARRICK'S FIANNA. HP44826904. 12/18/2012. Breeder: Robert & Estelle Flynn. By: O'Lugh Gibbs Of Aerie - GCh. Shancarrick's Assumpta, CGC, TD. Owner: Robin & Don Perkins. 4 96 CALCARA DAMHSOIR. HP44255001. 09/26/2011. Breeder: Anne O'Keeffe. By: Calcara Bracken - Calcara Failte. Owner: John & Maureen English. abs 98 O'LUGH TEDY B OF BLACKWATER. HP45310302. 04/27/2013. Breeder: Andrea & Michael Dormady. By: Ch. O'Lugh's Jagermeister Of Aerie - Ch. O'Lugh's Streetwalker. Owner: Donna Sula & Jennifer Sula & Andrea Dormady. 1 100 TALIESIN'S SPRIOLAG. HP39070701. 10/21/2010. Breeder: Donna & David Smith. By: Can. Ch. & Am. GCh. Taliesin's Willow's Glympse - Taliesin's Sonnas Ort Dia. Owner: Donna & David Smith. abs 102 O'KEEFE VOM BRUCKCHEN. HP43187301. 01/29/2012. Breeder: Inge Siemoneit. By: Dahmrak's Brogan - Inishmaan Edwina. Owner: Denise Batastini. Winners Bitch 60 Reserve 6 Points 5 Bitches 32 Non-Regular Dog Classes Veteran, Dogs. 2 71 CARRICKANEENA INISHOWEN. HP37554905. 01/25/2010. Breeder: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. By: GCH Carrickaneena An Firic Aris - DC Carrickaneena Crionnacht Darcy, SC. Owner: Barbara Kinsella & Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. 1 73 GCH AM & CAN CH CARRICKANEENA TYRCONNELL, CGC. HP37554901. 01/25/2010. Breeder: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. By: GCH Carrickaneena An Firic Aris - GCH DC Carrickaneena Crionnacht Darcy, SC. Owner: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. abs 75 CH. KELLAMORE BRAEMAR OF FITZWICK. HP19367507. 12/01/2005. Breeder: Joanne Buehner Brown. By: Ch. Karontara Starkeeper Dylan - Ch. Kellamore C'est La Vie, CD RE AX AXJ OAP AJP NFP. Owner: John E. Fitzgerald. 3 77 CH. SHANACHIE'S MY GUY. HP31879108. 09/12/2008. Breeder: Donna Monahan. By: Ch. Tomahawke's Cedar Of Shanachie - Ch. Wolfkin's Miagh Of Shanachie. Owner: Sherry Mayo & Donna Monahan. Non-Regular Bitch Classes Veteran, Bitches. 1 104 CAN. AM. CH. GLENAMADDA STARKEEPER CLODAGH. HP38139801. 03/14/2010. Breeder: S. Prokopenko & Jocelyne Gagne. By: Can/Am Ch. Glenamadda Starkeeper Armagh - Can/Am Ch. Glenamadda Starkeeper U R Zada, JC, FCh. Owner: Jocelyne Gagne. 3 106 SHANCARRICK'S TEGWYN. HP35937302. 09/10/2009. Breeder: Robert & Estelle Flynn. By: Ch. Moloney's Andre - Shancarrick's Fionnuala. Owner: Robert & Estelle Flynn. 2 108 CH. CARRICKANEENA GREENORE, CGC. HP37554902. 01/25/2010. Breeder: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. By: GCH Carrickaneena An Firic Aris - DC & GCH Carrickaneena Crionnacht Darcy, SC. Owner: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. abs 110 CARRICKANEENA ABBEYLARA. HP25466003. 02/22/2007. Breeder: Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. By: Ch. Carrickaneena Slieve Gullion - DC Carrickaneena Slan Leat, MC, LCX, FCH. Owner: Barbara Kinsella & Eileen M. & Eileen B. Flanagan. 112 BALLYHARA CINNEIDE. HP30038002. 04/05/2008. Breeder: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman, Ballyhara REG. By: Ch. Cudama Sandycove Of Ballyhara - Rosslare's Jane Of Ballyhara. Owner: Lisa Dube Forman & Bob Forman. 4 114 EIRIANS INISHKEEN DUBHEASA. HP30727803. 06/06/2008. Breeder: Mary Ellen Shriver. By: Ch. Clossongrey Whyzzard De Burgh, RN, JC - Coleraine Rosslare Eirian Etna. Owner: Karen L. James & Gregory C. Kennett. abs 116 CH. O'LUGH JUNO OF BLACKWATER. HP38422004. 07/26/2010. Breeder: Andrea & Michael Dormady. By: Ch. O'Lugh's Jagermeister Of Aerie - Ch. O'Lugh's Madame Butterfly. Owner: Donna Sula & Jennifer Sula & Andrea Dormady. Best Of Breed Competition Best Of Breed Competition. Dogs. 79 CH. GLADSTONE'S THUNDER ROAD. HP44601107. 12/12/2012. Breeder: Betty Johnson & Roger Johnson & Christine Johnson. By: Ch. Riverlawn Exit Of Aerie - DC Gladstone's Maeve, SC. Owner: Scott & Lindsay Maruska & Roger Johnson. 81 CH. O'LUGH'S FLYING DUTCHMAN AT HOWLING HALL. HP42733202. 02/09/2012. Breeder: Andrea Dormady, Conny Fernhout & Amy Benjamin. By: O'Lugh Gibbs Of Aerie - Skibberdeen's Vixen. Owner: Pat Scelso & Mike Meyer & Andrea Dormady. 83 CH. HOUND HILL VANDERBILT OF AERIE. HP44986602. 02/27/2013. Breeder: Doug Marx & Amy Benjamin & Donna Brown. By: Ch. Hound Hill Sebastian - Ch. Hound Hill Valley Of Aerie.
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