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Group Judging: 1988-2007 Data: Sho-Yr = Ckc Show Number GROUP JUDGING: 1988-2007 DATA: SHO-YR = CKC SHOW NUMBER #B =NUMBER OF DOGS AT BREED LEVEL #GR=NUMBER OF DOGS AT GROUP LEVEL #SHO=NUMBER OF DOGS IN SHOW P = GROUP PLACEMENT (1-4; 0=NONE) BIS=BEST IN SHOW (1=BIS; 0=NONE) NDD=NUMBER OF DOGS DEFEATED JUDGE: Mrs.Sally Bremner (Surrey,BC) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 700- 94 2 84 527 0 0 1 Pechenga's Hiwinds Sun-Kosi 570- 95 2 45 348 0 0 1 Ch. Helfor Nyima 672- 96 3 65 385 0 0 2 Goldenview Cimba Kyi 721- 96 4 37 285 4 0 30 Ch. Rivervalley's Tao Zen Spirit 69- 97 3 29 367 0 0 2 Ch. Thyme's Lets Make A Deal 777- 97 1 84 545 0 0 0 Ch. Tibroke's Stallone Of Avalon 560-102 1 27 312 0 0 0 Soundviews Storm Trooper 608-102 2 27 242 0 0 1 Santera Link Of Bangles 8 TIMES JUDGING WITH 1 PLACEMENTS = 12.5% JUDGE: Mrs.J.H.Daniell-Jenkins (Pickering,ON) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 315- 88 3 21 120 0 0 2 Ch. Tashi Razuli JUDGE: Mr.J.Kilgannon (Edmonton,AB) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 631- 88 5 130 1092 0 0 4 Chumbi Dragonsong TNT 1- 96 3 23 234 0 0 2 Rivervalley's Left A Blond Bon 728- 97 5 42 294 0 0 4 Ch. Rivervalley's Tao Zen Spirit 3 TIMES JUDGING WITH 0 PLACEMENTS = .0% JUDGE: Dr.A.Krause (Henderson,NV) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 396- 99 1 29 250 0 0 0 Ch. Ambrier Cashmir De Miacis 173-101 1 31 308 0 0 0 Ch. Rhengold's Zorba 676-102 4 26 297 0 0 3 Ch. White Acres Teddy Bear 904-102 1 63 623 0 0 0 Avalon Man Of Mystery 629-103 1 32 306 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 668-106 7 25 264 4 0 20 Ch. Rincen Tikki Tembo 6 TIMES JUDGING WITH 1 PLACEMENTS = 16.7% JUDGE: Mr.J.G.Reynolds (Ottawa,ON) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 16- 89 5 31 238 0 0 4 Ch. Tashi Razuli 720- 89 3 106 1218 0 0 2 Ch. Rivervalley's Left Ina Storm 603- 90 1 6 64 0 0 0 Rivervalley's Tuka Lil Buffy 370- 93 1 27 216 0 0 0 Rivervalley's Dance Of Shiva 391- 94 5 17 163 0 0 4 Windweiler's Bachelor Parti 77- 95 4 52 506 0 0 3 Ch. Fairwyn Dragonsong Quin-Ton 112- 95 4 25 265 0 0 3 Ch. Rivervalley's Surviving Hope 477- 99 3 22 219 0 0 2 Ch. Waome's A Pache Of Noel 106-100 1 28 306 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 610-100 3 17 300 0 0 2 Rivervalley's Pufman Marbles 678-100 1 17 215 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 405-101 2 36 373 0 0 1 Aldea Sweet Sweet Whine 687-102 8 26 278 0 0 7 Wassong's Whirlaway 21-103 1 38 271 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 618-104 4 21 217 0 0 3 Ch. Silvertown Thunder Storm 681-104 1 58 412 0 0 0 Ch. Lorac's Pillow Talk 663-105 3 42 439 0 0 2 Dream Lover Of Lollipop 127-107 1 48 513 0 0 0 Ch. Malia Santorini 550-107 3 15 276 0 0 2 Ch. Bolero At Samskara 19 TIMES JUDGING WITH 0 PLACEMENTS = .0% JUDGE: Mr.R.Verhulst (Burnaby,BC) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 364- 89 3 74 709 0 0 2 Ch. Timothy's Nushi Of Don-Ari 562- 90 3 13 167 0 0 2 Ch. Rivervalley Tuka Bon Ami 468- 93 1 27 352 0 0 0 Northwood Tricky Woo 850- 95 1 69 549 0 0 0 Ch. Tibroke's Stallone Of Avalon 641- 98 4 51 459 0 0 3 Ch. Bluvali Blayke At Marshvu 502- 99 3 19 147 3 0 12 Ch. Tashi Dzum Ku Shi 529-100 4 17 234 0 0 3 Ch. Waome's A Pache Of Noel 378-102 2 37 253 0 0 1 Ch. White Acres Teddy Bear 907-104 1 58 519 0 0 0 Ch. Malia Santorini 577-107 2 42 340 0 0 1 Ch. Pecan Valley Onyx 10 TIMES JUDGING WITH 1 PLACEMENTS = 10.0% JUDGE: Dr.C.Lunn (Franklin Centre,PQ) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 314- 88 2 21 120 0 0 1 Ch. Tashi Razuli 356- 88 3 57 461 0 0 2 Buchi's Heavens Tibetsi 657- 88 4 17 158 0 0 3 Ch. Tashi Razuli 213- 89 3 37 321 0 0 2 Tyron's Sherpa 106- 93 1 21 204 0 0 0 Ch. Trin-Chhem-po V't Burgstse Hof 287- 93 1 25 198 0 0 0 Northwood Tricky Woo 547- 94 2 23 147 0 0 1 Tashi Tin Ti Ling 11- 95 2 74 548 0 0 1 Pechenga's Hiwinds Sun-Kosi 51- 97 2 46 369 0 0 1 Thyme's Against The Odds 522- 97 3 16 154 0 0 2 Ch. Waome's A Pache Of Noel 8-100 1 22 261 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's A Pache Of Noel 576-101 1 5 121 4 0 0 Ch. Rivervalley's Meeah Himself 12 TIMES JUDGING WITH 1 PLACEMENTS = 8.3% JUDGE: Dr.D.C.Fitzsimmons (Ottawa,ON) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 351- 88 1 37 286 0 0 0 Buchi's Heavens Tibetsi 322- 90 4 65 536 0 0 3 Ch. Bouchis Little Miss Rebecca 361- 93 2 32 339 0 0 1 Ch. Becky's Girl From Kalamazoo 587- 95 6 42 380 0 0 5 Ch. Helfor Nyima 336- 96 2 31 291 0 0 1 Ch. Rivervalley's Tao Zen Spirit 380- 99 4 35 319 4 0 13 Ch. Waome's A Pache Of Noel 744- 99 1 5 118 0 0 0 Rivervalley's Meeah Leto Ruff 234-100 1 12 222 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 37-101 1 43 398 0 0 0 Ch. Rhengold's Zorba 16-102 1 26 220 0 0 0 Ch. Waome's Fan Ta Sy At Wagabond 482-103 3 36 299 0 0 2 Thyme's Doin' It With Style 667-104 2 45 314 0 0 1 Ch. Tashi Dzum Tanrag 906-105 2 57 458 0 0 1 Sandon's A Hurricane Alice 209-107 1 12 146 0 0 0 Tegaily's First Things First 14 TIMES JUDGING WITH 1 PLACEMENTS = 7.1% JUDGE: Mr.A.Garland (Moncton,NB) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 620- 88 3 21 140 0 0 2 Ch. Tashi Razuli 670- 89 3 14 156 3 0 10 Ch. Rivervalley's Left Ina Storm 210- 90 1 15 157 4 0 3 Ch. Rivervalley's Left Ina Storm 448- 90 3 27 329 0 0 2 Don-Ari's Chika 543- 93 1 16 147 0 0 0 Windweiler's Bachelor Parti 244- 95 5 17 162 0 0 4 Tashi Machoman O'Rivervalley 477- 95 2 66 464 0 0 1 Wildcreek Whirl'n Webster 220- 96 1 5 83 0 0 0 Ch. Trin-Chhem-po V't Burgstse Hof 334- 96 2 43 432 0 0 1 Ch. Rivervalley's Tao Zen Spirit 587- 96 4 13 139 4 0 5 Ch. Rivervalley's Scamp Around 501- 99 3 24 157 0 0 2 Ch. Tashi Dzum Ku Shi 399-100 1 33 348 0 0 0 Ch. Rhengold's Zorba 337-103 3 36 327 0 0 2 Ch. Midsummer Somethin Special 13 TIMES JUDGING WITH 3 PLACEMENTS = 23.1% JUDGE: Mr.G.R.Stephens (Toronto,ON) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 316- 90 1 38 361 0 0 0 Northwood Tricky Woo JUDGE: Mrs.B.Knoll (Edmonton,AB) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 429- 89 1 41 272 0 0 0 Jade Of Tee Kay 350- 90 1 34 549 0 0 0 Windom's Kofuku Wicket 489- 91 1 20 169 0 0 0 White Acres Top Hat N' Tails 95- 92 1 20 193 0 0 0 Ch. Rivervalley's Show Stopper 207- 93 1 22 145 0 0 0 Rivervalley's Dance Of Shiva 288- 93 1 30 221 0 0 0 Northwood Tricky Woo 546- 94 2 22 156 0 0 1 Tashi Tin Ti Ling 588- 94 1 34 385 0 0 0 Ch. Fairwyn Dragonsong Quin-Ton 709- 95 2 73 536 0 0 1 Ch. Pechenga's Reflection 517- 96 1 24 271 0 0 0 Ch. Ambrier Cashmir De Miacis 415- 98 1 36 413 0 0 0 Ch. Aadon's D'har Master At Vipa 718- 98 3 21 242 0 0 2 Rivervalley's Stiggins Tweleto 438-100 1 32 320 0 0 0 Von Bear All Ladies 13 TIMES JUDGING WITH 0 PLACEMENTS = .0% JUDGE: Mr.F.Fraser (Ottawa,ON) SHO- YR #B #GR #SHO P BIS NDD DOG 637- 88 5 79 582 0 0 4 Yang-Ne Ming Chou 308- 89 3 16 169 0 0 2 Ch.
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