Results from the WEIMARANER BOOSTER
Saturday, September 15th 2001
Crocus Obedience and Kennel Club
(Brandon, MB)
Judge: Jan Buchanan.
WEIMARANER
OPEN DOG
2 102 MINALT DIDGERY DOO, KJ693255, 09/05/00, Br:
Kim Parish, Am/Can Ch. Divani Loads A Trouble x
Ch. Minalt Rising Star, Canada, Owner: Kim Parish
1/BO 106 GRAMAYRE�S THE INN SPICE, JS617831, 04/09/99, Br: Shelly
Shorrock & Troy Pongracz, Am/Can Ch. Nani�s Water Off A Ducks Back x
Am/Can Ch. Gramayre�s Ice Sculpture, Canada, Owner: Shelly Shorrock
& Troy Pongracz
3 114 MINALT ROEBUCK LANE, JJ6000059, 24/05/99, Br: Kim Parish,
Am/Can Ch. Nani�s Water Off A Ducks Back x Ch. Minalt Rising Star,
Canada, Owner: Gayle Chambers & Kim Parish
Winners Male: 106 Reserve Male: 102
SENIOR PUPPY BITCH
1/P 104 GRAMAYRE STACK THE DECK, KU701381, 02/10/00, Br:
Shelly Shorrock & Troy Pongracz, Am/Can Ch. Ashmore�s WinWeim Royal
Flush JH x Am/Can Ch. Gramayre�s Ice Sculpture, Canada, Owner: A.
Hilderman & S. Bruce & S. Shorrock
Winners Female: 104
SPECIALS ONLY
122 CH. MINALT STAR
MAKER AM/CAN CD (D), FS386355, 07/09/96, Br: Kim Parish, Gunalt Rover x
Gunalt Wings, Canada, Owner: Coleen McKellar (Agent: Katharine McKinnon)
BB 103 AM/CAN CH. GRAMAYRE�S WATER COLOURS, (B), HS554861,
09,09,98, Br: Shelly Shorrock & Dr. Mary S. Furth, Am/Can Ch. Nani�s
Water Off A Ducks Back x Am/Can Ch. Champagne Agassiz Desnebles, Canada,
Owner: Shelly Shorrock
AB 105 CH. GRAMAYRE N WINWEIM�S TRUMPCARD, (B),
KU701383, 02/10/00, Br: Shelly Shorrock & Troy Pongracz, Am/Can Ch.
Ashmore�s WinWeim Royal Flush JH x Am/Can Ch. Gramayre�s Ice
Sculpture, Canada, Owner: Shelly Shorrock & Dr. Dana Massey
120 CH. GUNALT
POETRY, (B)1066176, 07/01/98, Br: Mr. & Mrs. S. A. Hollings, Gunalt
Klein x Gunalt Poeme, Elsewhere, Owner: Gregg Branston
125 CH. GRAYSHAR�S
BELIEVE IN MIRACLES, (B) 1071284, 16/08/99, Br: Sharon J. Hartman,
Grayshar�s Cabernet V Valmar x Grayshar�s Reason To Believe,
Elsewhere, Owner: Susan Agland & Sharon Hartmann
Best of Breed: 103 Best of Opposite
Sex: 106
Best of Winners: 106 Best Puppy: 104
Coleen writes: ....Everyone arrived at my house sometime on Saturday
afternoon. I wasn't home, since I had to be at the show all day, but
Shelly knew where the key was from many "overnights" at my
place. My little house was going to be full for the weekend with me,
Shelly, Barb, Andrea, and a another (non dog show) friend staying
overnight. That meant that there were going to be 2 adult male Weims, 1
adult male GSP, 1 adult female Weim, 2 senior puppy female Weims, and 2
baby Weim girls staying in a little house in the middle of the city.
Barb and Shelly left their baby puppies in the great dane crates
that my dogs stay in, and the girls thought they'd "died and gone to
heaven in these huge crates". Basil's owners had brought him to the
show... (Basil is from Regina), and they stayed to watch the fun.
Barb got right into the thick of things by taking Basil in for one
of the classes. I haven't seen Barb in action for many years, and it was
nice to see her "trademark style" as she ran around the ring....
Barb is a natural handler and always looks elegant at the end of a Weim
lead. The classes went off without a hitch, right down to having the
originally scheduled judge, Jan Buchanan doing the judging. This might
seem like a rather silly comment, but Jan was the only judge to make it to
the show following the events of September 11th... our show started on the
14th!! The other 3 judges were replaced... sometimes with only hours to
spare. Shelly made many trips around the show ring and people wondered if
she got tired or not. (These, of course, are not Weim people, but other
breed people.)
The prizes that were donated were the talk of the show, with a 2 foot
stuffed Weim toy being the hit of the day. The other prizes were: three
"camping chairs in bags, various stuffed animals and toys, and small
bags of dog food for the major winners. There were enough prizes for
everyone to take something home (either a stuffed bunny or a stuffed
soccer ball), whether they were an official winner or not. The judge was
given a lovely "pewter" set of salt and pepper shakers... I
wanted to give her something gray, but not breed specific and I also had
to consider that it had to fly home with her, so I passed on making her
some stained glass items.
Shelly was not going to be allowed to have a sweep of the Weim
classes and a group first all in the same day without having to
"spread the wealth around"... we decided that she should spring
for dinner and she was a very good sport about it all. We ended up having
Chinese food and lots of drinks afterwards. Shelly went on to pick up a
puppy group as well later in the weekend, so all in all it was a pretty
good weekend for her.
One thing about dog show people is, that it doesn't matter how many
people there are, or how many dogs they might have, there's always room
for one more as long as you're not too picky. I hope that other clubs hold
some breed boosters in the near future, since it makes going to the shows
a little more fun.
Submitted by Coleen McKellar
email: [email protected]
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