JULY Helpers wanted

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1 Inside this issue: Committee & Patrons 2 Happy Birthday Dot! 3 The dogs (and people) of QLCA 4 JULY 2015 Our Sunday raffles play a big part in helping the club provide the fun stuff! Donations for raffles are always gratefully accepted. Grade Changes 6 The History of Lure Coursing in Australia 5 President s Report 7 Fastest Dog in Australia 2015 Results June & July Helpers wanted If you want to start on time, every time, please arrive early and lend a hand setting up. There is soooo much to be done and we need your help. If you can t arrive early, then please hang about after the runs, and help us pack the gear away. 1

2 President Ian Smith Ph: Patrons Mrs Dot Oestreich Mr Ross McTaggart The Pursuit is published each month by the Queensland Lure Coursing Association. Members Contributions are welcome. The Editor reserves the right to refuse publication of any items or advertisements. While every effort is made to ensure copy is reproduced correctly, the Editor accepts no responsibility for error. The opinions expressed in The Pursuit are not necessarily those of the QLCA, The Trade Practices Act of 1974 came into force on October, Certain provisions of the act relating to Consumer protection, place a heavy burden on advertisers and publishers. Section 53 of the Act, imposes a general duty on everyone, not to engage in Trade or Commerce or in conduct that is misleading or deceptive. In view of the obvious impossibility of ensuring that all advertising submitted to The Pursuit complies with the Act. Advertisers will appreciate the absolute need themselves to ensure that the Act is adhered to. Please forward all correspondence to: - The Secretary Queensland Lure Coursing Assoc Inc PO Box 366, Underwood Qld qlcasecretary@gmail.com Website:- Vice President Rosine Jewels Ph: qlcavicepresident@gmail.com Treasurer Sabine Mueller Ph: qlcatreasurer@gmail.com Secretary Sandra Burrows PO Box 366, Underwood Qld 4119 Ph: (after 8pm) qlcasecretary@gmail.com Race Secretary Rose Pitman Ph: qlcaracesecretary@gmail.com Fundraiser Ron Jarvis qlcafundraising@gmail.com Points Scorer / Trophy Steward Heather Irvine qlcapointsscorer@gmail.com Public Liaison Officer Carol Cameron Ph: zoumak@bigpond.com Committee Member Eric Smith oliviap36@hotmail.com Committee Member Alison Jarvis Committee Member Sharon Borg sharron.borg@optusnet.com.au Safety Officer Jenny Healey First Aid Officer Heather Irvine HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Mr Ian Smith Mr Greg Mannix Mr Noel Rampton Mrs Sabine Mueller Mrs Rosine Jewels Mr Terry Cullen Mr Ken Airens Ms Carol Cameron Mrs Els Airens 2

3 Happy Birthday Dot! Our lovely patron recently celebrated her birthday. Happy Birthday Mrs Dot Oestreich Cookie modelling her new harness that she bought using her prize donated by Dorothy Oestreich. Thank you to all our sponsors for each of the meets. You sure do put a smile on the winners' faces. And a special thanks to Dot because now I will be able to keep this beast under control! Nic Mather 3

4 The dogs of QLCA an insight into the lives of some of the dogs that go lure coursing or so we lure course, but we also My dogs lure courses but also.. Sharon Fraser and her dogs keep themselves occupied between lure coursing meetings. Both Louie the Papillon and Boston the Dalmatian are tracking dogs. Louie recently passed his Tracking Dog (TD2) test and Boston passed his TD5 test. Louie also competes in Jetty Jumping & has started in Fly Ball. Both dogs also visit a Dementia Unit at a local Nursing Home and spend time with the residents. I take both dogs for 2 hrs each fortnight, and its amazing how the faces of the residents light up as.."their Dog has come home They remember each fortnight we are due and the men mostly like REAL dogs that being Boston as the Ladies like the cuddly Louie. Both dogs have impeccable manners and just meld with the residents I sit & watch them. Even some residents that initially were afraid of dogs now keep treats from their meals to feed the pups. I just love taking the dogs & will continue to do so for as long as I can. Its amazing how dog owners can bring a smile to a residents face by just offering to volunteer some time to help make residents lives as happy as possible. 4

5 HISTORY OF LURE COURSING IN AUSTRALIA In 1984 Steve and Sabine Muller arrived from Germany bringing with them their Afghan hounds, they were involved in Lure coursing in Germany, so after racing their Afghans on the Greyhound tracks with the Afghan hound club for a few months, decided there was a need to get a more natural from of chasing for the dogs, so Steve and Sabine floated the idea of Lure coursing, of course no body knew what this was and after a lot explaining it was decided to try it. A small group of people got together to try and figure out how to make this happen. After many attempts and many hours of building machines and rollers and holding fun days trying to get equipment to last the day with out blowing up we finally in 1990 had equipment good enough to form a club In 1990 Steve and Sabine called for people interested in forming a lure coursing club to meet at Ian Smiths house, well that many people turned up we had to move into the double garage, so that night a club was formed. At that first meeting it was decided the club would run all breeds in competition but also be dedicated to the preservation of the functional hound which became the club's motto. It was also decided to have a section where dogs without papers could run as most breed club's had a rescue arm and this section would allow the people who took these dog's into their homes something they could take part in with their dogs. We also decided that there would be no interbreed running so each breed could show it's full potential while on the coursing field. With the starting of a new sport and the forming of a new club a lot of things had to be put into place like, rules had to be formulated, how to actuary run a competition, how to judge all breeds the list just went on and on. As you can imagine the first elected committee was meeting very week late into the night trying to put this together, we relied heavily on Steve and Sabine Muller's experience with lure coursing to put a system in place that people would be happy with. The first competition meeting was held late 1990, this was a very nervous moment for the hard working committee but it proved to be very successful with people having a very enjoyable day. As the months pasted we learned a lot and improved with every meeting, A grading system was finally worked out that suited all breeds and the judging was fine tuned so all breed's were on equal terms. This has worked really well, as we have had every thing from a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel to Greyhounds get best in field. One of our big problems was getting somewhere to hold meetings. Steve and Sabine had 5 acres which we used but they had to move.a Pony club came to our rescue and allowed the club to use their grounds, but horses cut up the ground up rather badly which is not good for fast running dogs. So a decision was made to get our own grounds. We approached the Brisbane city council for land and after a lot of meetings (and I mean a lot) the council granted us a lease on 15 acres of land, a great step forward for the club. With the help of some great sponsors we put a dog proof fence around the running area and around the spectator area to keep the people separated from the dogs running, we even have toilets on the grounds now. The club is now holding meetings once a month and twice a month during the winter months and running a summer cup in the afternoons during the hottest months of the year, Our championships are held in September where after qualifying during the year the top 3 dogs of every breed run a 500m course twice in 15 minutes with vet check in-between, a good meeting to watch.. Well that s a brief out line of how lure coursing started and progressed up to the present day. Ian Smith 5

6 GRADE CHANGES 8/3/15 German Shepherd Kahn A Butler Lure Courser of Merit Dalmatian Boston S Fraser Intermediate Rhodesian Ridgeback Lexie S Bordman Intermediate Cocker Spaniel Cedar N Mather Intermediate Greyhound Cleopatra M Paetz Intermediate GRADE CHANGES 19/4/15 Border Collie Phoebe R Bulloch Intermediate Cocker Spaniel Pixel N Mather Intermediate Italian Greyhound Levi S Scullin Intermediate Springer Spaniel Patch Healy/Jeavons Advanced GRADE CHANGES 26/4/15 Dalmatian Boston S Fraser Open GRADE CHANGES 3/5/15 Cocker Spaniel Pixel N Mather Open Cocker Spaniel Cedar N Mather Open Beagle Sadie J Bailey Intermediate Border Collie Danny A Ugrinic Intermediate NSDTR Raine R Ally Intermediate GRADE CHANGES 31/5/15 American Staffordshire Rosie M Boucher Intermediate GRADE CHANGES 14/6/15 GSP Xena A-M Boyd Field Champion Italian Greyhound Levi S Scullin Open Airedale Terrier Riley J Bailey Intermediate Airedale Terrier Jak J Bailey Intermediate Cocker Spaniel Dottie J Robb Intermediate Saluki Sheika D Rawlins Junior Yorkshire Terrier X Dempsey A Maughan Junior GRADE CHANGES 28/6/15 Border Collie Mister A Freebairn Lure Courser of Merit Koolie Ash S Dobson Junior GRADE CHANGES 5/7/15 GSP Arko A-M Boyd Lure Courser of Merit Beagle Sadie J Bailey Open Greyhound Cleopatra M Paetz Open Boxer Piper S Borg Intermediate Cocker Spaniel Cookie A Ugrinic Intermediate Irish Terrier Cooper D Flesser Intermediate Saluki Sarah R Jewels Intermediate 6

7 President s Report The Queensland Lure Coursing Inc. would like to recognise the recent achievements of the five QLCA judges that have attained the qualification of field judge with the Australian National Kennel Council. This is a significant achievement for these judges and will contribute to the promotion and development of the sport of Lure coursing in Australia. The QLCA has always valued and supported efforts and input from its panel of judges. After spending many years judging with the QLCA, we would like to congratulate those QLCA judges for achieving their positions with the ANKC and wish them well for their future appointments. The QLCA is looking forward to continuing to work collaboratively with these five ANKC judges as part of the Judges panel for the ALCA and will value their support, expertise and commitment through judging appointments with the QLCA. Ian Smith Loose dogs We have been seeing a number of loose dogs on the ground. We are asking members to make sure your dog/s are secure in crates or securely tied to stakes, when you have to leave them alone. Also to be hyper aware when walking them, that they have not chewed their lead, are backing out of collar and any other Houdini act that they can achieve in their mission to get that plastic bag. The reason being, is that all our dogs are very excited (may be an understatement there) and a loose dog, barging to the front of the line, may be enough to incite the waiting dog/s to react. The club has a loose dog penalty and this will be enforced. So once the handler and the dog has been identified, a loose dog penalty will be imposed of 25 points. Loose dogs penalty: 25 points The penalty of twenty-five [25] points shall be given against a dog that is found loose anywhere on the grounds on the day. It will have no effect on the dog s overall yearly rating or grading. For those dogs that are not running, that are the cheerleaders for their family, the following was passed at the Sept 2011 General Meeting. The consequence for loose dogs which are not entered on the day. The owner/handler is to be fined $5.00 for any nonparticipating loose dog on the grounds. Any refusal to pay will attract a 25 point penalty against the highest scoring dog entered by this person. Note: Soft crates are not suitable for dogs that get excited zips break, get unzipped, and claws tear mesh = dog gone Dogs can chew through leads = dog gone Loose collars = dog gone 7

8 This is just a quick reminder from Rod Scott that Lure Coursing pictures are still available for online viewing and purchasing! To view the images from this event please visit Once you have entered the event feel free to view, share, , and purchase your favourite images! These images will only be available for a limited time, so come take a look today! Purchasing your favourite images is quick and easy! Simply do the following: Click on the image you are interested in Select your preferred print size(s) Add the prints to your cart Checkout If you have any questions about viewing or purchasing these images, please feel free to contact us at any time. Sincerely, Rod Scott Can t catch your dog? At June s Committee meeting, the issue of dogs delaying the coursing day due to being difficult to catch was discussed. We have all been there at one time or another, some have never left that state, the dog that is having so much fun, running naked, free and faster than your legs can carry you. Wants that lure to go again and won't leave the field. It can be amusing (for those on the sidelines) and embarrassing (for the handler) and yes we all sometimes get annoyed at the delay, especially on the hotter days, only Human nature after all. This is a problem that has plagued those in the coursing world for years and for some dogs there are no answers, just have to accept it. The rest, you can work hard on recall, try treats, tug toys etc. but sometimes the rule book gets thrown out the window by the dog on the way into the carpark. So we are going to try something different. Those dogs that are challenging and you feel are going to cause delay to the day, we will run towards the end of the run, directly after the group runs, BUT before the late entries. Of course the Race Secretary and field Officials are relying on you, the owner to make this decision, when you register for the day. Just tell the Race Secretary, dog may be hard to catch and you will be moved to the end of the groups, that relieves the pressure on you to catch (maybe making it go easier, just to make a liar out of you). When you feel your dog has got better, you can shift yourself back into your group. 8

9 To enable our new Race Secretary to be able to do the role and fit it in with her work commitments, Nic has asked that we all support her, by making sure all entries are received by the Entry Cut off date. This was discussed at a General Meeting in September 2014 and the following motion was proposed and accepted. All entries are to be received by the Racing Secretary by the Friday 1 week before the date of the coursing meeting being entered. As coursing starts at 9.30am, check in of entered dogs will commence at 8am and close at 8.45am. Any entered dogs that check in after 8.45am will be run as late entries along with all other dogs entered after the Friday cut off date. Owners of dogs doing puppy and novice runs must purchase their tickets costing $ 1.00 from the check in desk and be ready to go onto the field to run at 9am. Summer Cup runs start at 8.30am, the check in time will close at 8am. Puppy and novice runs will commence at 8am. FOR A MEETING TO START ON TIME, VOLUNTEERS ARE VITALLY NEEDED TO SET UP Now I know that some members do have concerns about the enforcement of this rule regarding entries. The reason behind this, is that the Race Secretary needs to load all entries into a Spreadsheet, which is linked thru to various sheets for Judges, check in, etc. Once the sheet is finished, it is difficult to add new entries. It is easy to scratch the dog as not attending on the day. The club does accept Pre-entries for the whole year, with payment up front, should you be interested, this way your dog is entered, it does mean that if you cannot attend for any reason, you do not get a refund for that meeting. Another thought is just to enter your dog, on the assumption that you are going to attend, you do not need to pay, and then when you know your movements, and find you cannot attend, just send a msg to the Race Secretary and you will be marked as scratched. You can enter online, the Race Secretary an entry form or even enter when attending a meet for the next meet as you check in. Registration on the day will open at 8 am and close at 8.45 am. If you are running late due to traffic, kids having a melt down, etc, just send either Nic or myself a text on or and we will mark you as attending, but running late. We realise that some of our members are shift workers and others have to drive a distance to attend and are happy to work with you in these cases. 9

10 Winter is officially here and it will get cold on the coursing field. The club has wonderfully warm Jackets with our logo on them. We currently have a few in stock that are going for $ These can be purchased at our next meeting, not sure of the sizes at this stage, but come see me on the 14th. I will be also taking orders if we don't have your size in stock, a deposit will be required. There may be a slight price increase for these ones, I will let you know on the day. We also have some Club Polos in stock, these cost $30. I have ordered Caps (we are totally out of stock of these), waiting on delivery date, but will take orders also for them if they have not arrived. Caps cost $15.00 A few members have expressed interest in vests as well and the committee is currently looking into this. If you are interested in maybe purchasing a vest, can you let me know, either by return or let me know at the next meet. This will give the committee an indication of the level of interest in this product. Sandra 10

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14 YEARLY AWARD FOR SHOW AND FIELD Participation in a minimum of 5 Coursing meets and 5 Championship shows per season from March to November. Participants must register for this competition at the first meet of the year. Show points outside this time frame do not count towards the YEARLY competition. Points awarded: Shows: Coursing: score of: Best of Breed: 4 points points Challenge: 3 points points Res. Chall: 2 points points points points points 176 point and above 8 points Show points cannot be accumulated, e.g. Best of Breed (4 points) cannot add Challenge points (3 points). Participants for this yearly competition need to present copies of their Show Awards for verification. Show and Field Champion Title: The allocation of points will be the same as for the yearly competition but will have no time frame. 80 points from points awarded at Shows and 80 points from Lure Coursing. Members are responsible for their own record keeping and may apply for the title upon producing copies of their Show results cards and Lure Coursing records. - RESERVE CHALLENGE (for competition of the Queensland Lure Coursing Association Inc. purpose only) I hereby declare that my D/B (please circle) Call Name.. CCCQ Registered Name. Has received Reserve Challenge At Show Date.. Owners Name Witnessed by: Name... Signature Signature... *Please keep a copy for the application to Show and Field Champion* 14

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17 Australian Lure Coursing Association Inc (IA41383) DO YOU HAVE THE FASTEST DOG IN AUSTRALIA? 2015 And the Winners for Each Category that have earned Bragging Rights.. Category Dog Owner Club Time Afghan Hound Todd Gibson (Ian Eugene and Kim Cross) 9.89 WCDSC Akita Tilly Mark QLCA Alaskan Malamute Aspen Carole Watson WCDSC American Staffordshire Terrier Rosie M Boucher 8.5 QLCA Australian Shepherd Reggie Georgia Benjamin 8.4 ALCRC Azawakh Asahagh Chantal Parratt LCA Basenji Ghost Joseph Hyde 9.65 ALCRC Basset Hound Woody Rebecca Kaesler YVWSRC Beagle Saxon Lyn Grulke BCQLD Beagle Veteran Radar Jenny Gray 9.84 BCQLD Belgian Shepherd Jynx K Burt 9.12 QLCA Border Collie Brisk S Jones/L 6.0 QLCA Phythian Border Collie Veteran S Jones/L Swazi Phythian 7.36 QLCA Border Terrier Veteran Darren Soda STEBBINGS YVWSRC Borzoi Daniella Joy Madalisnki ALCRC Boxer Vader Lexie Goldsmith 9.62 WCDSC Bull Terrier Miniature Weaner Julie McCabe ALCRC Dalmatian Boston S Frazer 8.81 QLCA Doberman Rogue Shell Fidler LCA English Cocker Spaniel Pixel N Mather 9.63 QLCA English Springer Spaniel J Healey/M Tango Jeavons 9.93 QLCA English Pointer Cricket P Hill 8.78 QLCA PO Box 366 UNDERWOOD QLD 4119

18 Category Dog Owner Club Time German Shorthaired Pointer Xena AM Boyd 7.9 QLCA German Shorthaired Pointer Veteran Jack Joy Hunter LCA German Wirehaired Pointer Jagger Frances Wilson LCA Golden Retreiver Frankie Georgia Melville 9.78 ALCRC Greyhound S Jones/L Pumpkin Phythian 5 QLCA Greyhound Veteran Cara Denise Haggerty LCA Siberian Husky Shiraz Mark QLCA Irish Terrier Ciara Pamela Connor LCA Italian Greyhound Marcus Peter Arkey Mellick 7.76 YVWSRC Kerry Blue Terrier Mala R Pitman 9.22 QLCA Labrador Retriever Opal Christine Hayes 8.94 ALCRC Labrador Retriever Veteran Roxi Christine Hayes ALCRC Lakeland Terrier Tia Vicki Anderton WCDSC Miniature Poodle Nelson K Burgess 9.86 QLCA Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Raine M Ally 8.03 QLCA Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retreiver Veteran Darcy Natasha Sleep 9.22 YVWSRC Papillion Louie S Fraser QLCA Peruvian Hairless Evita Sally Johnson ALCRC Rhodesian Ridgeback Darren Storm STEBBINGS 8.03 YVWSRC Rottweiler Ricky Gary Gleeson WCDSC Saluki Fox Chantal Parratt LCA Samoyed Bundy Jaime Adeane LCA Siberian Husky Shiraz Mark QLCA Staffordshire Bull Terrier Frankie Belinda O'Shea 8.5 YVWSRC Staffordshire Bull Terrier Veteran Tonka Paula Hill QLCA Weimaraner Sky Tara Lees 9.23 WCDSC Welsh Corgi Cardigan Harry Harley West ALCRC Welsh Corgi Pembroke Fielder Mel Smith ALCRC West Highland White Terrier Fergus Jody Forbes WCDSC Whippet Penny Matthew Riley 6.4 YVWSRC Whippet Veteran Pixie Belinda Blight 8.1 YVWSRC White Swiss Shepherd Xanthe Leonie Mitchell 7.59 ALCRC Unregistered Large Pluto Trish Bennett 7.38 ALCRC Unregistered Large Veteran Ebon Paul Percival 8.16 YVWSRC Unregistered Small Stella E Flanigan 7.32 QLCA Unregistered Small Veteran Stormie Steven Windorf 10.6 BCQLD Unregistered Whippet Lurcher Ruby Clinton Moore 6.64 YVWSRC Unregistered Whippet Lurcher Veteran Toby Fiona Howell 6.87 YVWSRC PO Box 366 UNDERWOOD QLD 4119

19 14th June No Dog Name Pedigree Name LC Title Breed Group Owner Race 1 Race 2 Score Breed Group 68 LEVI FURPERSON-LEGEND OF LEVI ITALIAN GREYHOUND 1 S.SCULLIN LOUIE PAPILLION 1 S.FRASER JAK RAPPAIRE SCREAM AND SHOUT AIREDALE TERRIER 2 J. BAILEY RILEY AUS. CH. RAPPAIRE MYSTIC TERMINATOR AIREDALE TERRIER 2 J. BAILEY TIFF CH. BLAGORA TIFFANY DIAMOND IRISH TERRIER 2 R. BULLOCH MO ARTMAC ANGEL N DEMON LCM STAFF BULL TERRIER 2 A JARVIS PIXEL MANUNGA OFF WITH A BANG COCKER SPANIEL 3 N.MATHER CEDAR MANUNGA A FLAME N FORTUNE COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC (N.MATHER) COOKIE MANUNGA MORE BANG FOR YA BUX COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC DOTTIE SPEZIA LADY PLAYS THE FOOL COCKER SPANIEL 3 J.ROBB DAISY COBALT SPRING FLING COCKER SPANIEL 3 D.PENNMAN BAILEY SPANRIEVER DARK STONE COCKER SPANIEL 3 C. STUART WILBUR CH. MACDOLLY ENCORE COCKER SPANIEL 3 K. HUTT TANGO DEFERLEE BOY FROM OZ FCH ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL 3 J.HEALEY&M.JEAVONS HARRY ADLIGJAGER GRACIOUS HUND FCH GSP 3 J.HEALEY&M.JEAVONS XENA CH. TEALPOINT XENA WARRIOR QUEEN GSP 3 ANNE-MARIE BOYD ARKO CH.TEALPOINT YOUNG BLOOD GSP 3 ANNE-MARIE BOYD HARRY CH. MILANGIMBI TAKE NO CHANCES GSP 3 K. HUTT PRECIOUS KAPOINT PRECIOUS GSP 3 K. HUTT LATTE KAPOINT SWEET LATTE GSP 3 K. HUTT RAINE CH.APRILRAINE RED SQAW NOVA SCOTIA DTR 3 R.ALLY SADIE FOLLYFOOT GLITZ N GLAMOUR BEAGLE 4 J. BAILEY SANDY DRAGON LADY LCM GREYHOUND 4 E SMITH KHABA PHARAOH HOUND 4 G.ANDERSON LEXIE RIGINAL WITCHY WOMAN RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK 4 SUE BOARDMAN ASHA KENJALA SHOT IN THE DARK RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK 4 SUE BOARDMAN AMIR ZIPALONG AMIR KING OF KINGS LCM SALUKI 4 R JEWELS SARAH SALUKI 4 R JEWELS TALUT CH QUANMARRA TALUT LCM SALUKI 4 S&C MC DONALD SOPHIE CALAHORRA SUNFLOWER LADY FCH WHIPPET 4 PENNY WILLIAMS ALFIE GEMRA JUSTIN CASE WHIPPET 4 S.WOTLEY

20 58 JYNX MIRRIBANDI FELIXIA BELGIAN SHEP GROENENDAEL 5 K. BURT JET BEAR AARONMIST JACKSON BELGIAN SHEP GROENENDAEL 5 K. BURT AMIRA TIMATOSHA AMIRA JEWEL BORDER COLLIE 5 M.BATE MISTER FLAIR MR ALL BLACK N OZ FCH BORDER COLLIE 5 A FREEBAIRN BODIE RUBYRAINE MASTER BODIE BORDER COLLIE 5 D. HINES DANNY PERRIOAK DANNYS KAOS BORDER COLLIE 5 R.ALLY PHOEBE AGISLEPAWS DOUBLE TRUBLE PHOENIX BORDER COLLIE 5 R. BULLOCH RAVE BOJAK SOMETHING TO RAVE ABOUT BORDER COLLIE 5 L. LOCK MAX RONIN ARMOURED TO THE MAX LCM BOXER 6 S BORG PIPER VALESKA PIPING HOT BOXER 6 S BORG BOSTON SARASOTA GAME OF SHADOWS DALMATIAN 7 S. FRASER HUDSON ARASENNA ALL THAT GLITTERS. LCM MIN POODLE 7 A SMITH NELSON WYDERON LORD NELSON MIN POODLE 7 K.BURGESS ALICE CH JENUIN ALICE IN WONDERLAND LCM MIN POODLE 7 A SMITH ODIE BEAGLE U S.FAGERLUND SNIFFY BEAGLE U S.FAGERLUND KING COCKER SPANIEL U M.ARTHUR BENSON COCKER SPANIEL U M.TOMLEY LILY COCKER SPANIEL U D.PENNMAN RUBY COCKER SPANIEL X U C. STUART PATCH ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL U J.HEALEY&M.JEAVONS CHILLI KELPIE X U I SMITH SHEIKA SALUKI U D. RAWLINS MILLI SPANIEL X U K. BURGESS ELL STANDARD POODLE U K.BURGESS RUDI WHIPPET U M.BATE DEMPSEY YORKSHIRE TERRIERXSHITZU U A. MAUGHAN DICE OZZISPOT STEPN ONA STAR 0 DALMATIAN V S. FRASER DOMINO 0 DALMATIAN V K.MURRAY REBEL CH. APRILRAINE RED SILK NOVA SCOTIA DTR V R.ALLY ZAC CH. SPEZIA BLACK DESIGN GSP L J.ROBB BARNEY L

21 Result sheet 5th July No Dog Name Pedigree Name LC Title Breed Group Owner Race 1 Race 2 Score Breed Group 70 LIZA BELLOIGGY LUCIANA ITALIAN GREYHOUND 1 S.SCULLIN LEVI FURPERSON-LEGEND OF LEVI ITALIAN GREYHOUND 1 S.SCULLIN LOUIE PAPILLION 1 S.FRASER ROSIE RAVINBOUTYA TWENTYFOUR SEVEN AM STAFF 2 M.BOUCHER COOPER ROISMAR COOPERS FLIGHT IRISH TERRIER 2 D.FLESSER MALA OLIZURE FRM RUSSIA WITH LOVE LCM KERRY BLUE TERRIER 2 J &R PITMAN MO ARTMAC ANGEL N DEMON LCM STAFF BULL TERRIER 2 A JARVIS PIXEL MANUNGA OFF WITH A BANG COCKER SPANIEL 3 N.MATHER SPOOK MANUNGA SNAP TO IT COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC BOO MANUNGA MAKE IT SNAPPY COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC DOTTIE SPEZIA LADY PLAYS THE FOOL COCKER SPANIEL 3 J.ROBB TIMBER PENCANDY ITS GOING DOWN COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC CEDAR MANUNGA A FLAME N FORTUNE COCKER SPANIEL 3 N.MATHER COOKIE MANUNGA MORE BANG FOR YA BUX COCKER SPANIEL 3 A.UGRINIC TANGO DEFERLEE BOY FROM OZ FCH ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL 3 HEALEY&JEAVONS LATTE KAPOINT SWEET LATTE GSP 3 K. HUTT EVE TANZENHUND MOONLITE XPRESS GSP 3 A.BOYD XENA CH. TEALPOINT XENA WARRIOR QUEEN GSP 3 A.BOYD FINN FCH GSP 3 N RAMPTON HARRY CH. MILANGIMBI TAKE NO CHANCES GSP 3 K. HUTT ZAC CH. GILLBRAE BLACK DESIGN GSP 3 J.ROBB HARRY ADLIGJAGER GRACIOUS HUND FCH GSP 3 HEALEY&JEAVONS ARKO CH.TEALPOINT YOUNG BLOOD FCH GSP 3 A.BOYD HALLE AVOKAH CHOCOLATE VELVET LABRADOR RETRIEVER 3 E.FLANIGAN SADIE FOLLYFOOT GLITZ N GLAMOUR BEAGLE 4 J. BAILEY CARLY JANCINTINE SUGAR N SPICE BEAGLE 4 J. BAILEY SANDY DRAGON LADY LCM GREYHOUND 4 E SMITH CLEO GREYHOUND 4 M.L.PAETZ SARAH KIABE FAKAMA SALUKI 4 R. JEWELS AMIR ZIPALONG AMIR KING OF KINGS LCM SALUKI 4 R JEWELS SOPHIE CALAHORRA SUNFLOWER LADY FCH WHIPPET 4 P.WILLIAMS BODIE RUBYRAINE MASTER BODIE BORDER COLLIE 5 D. HINES MISTER FLAIR MR ALL BLACK N OZ FCH BORDER COLLIE 5 A FREEBAIRN EMBER JAYSREDWREN EMBER ROSE BORDER COLLIE 5 M.NIXON KAE DEE BITTOORONG HOITY TOITY GSD 5 L BUTLER KAHN KARALCIN DRAMBODEE FCH GSD 5 A BUTLER

22 Result sheet No Dog Name Pedigree Name LC Title Breed Group Owner Race 1 Race 2 Score Breed Group 1 PIPER VALESKA PIPING HOT BOXER 6 S BORG MAX RONIN ARMOURED TO THE MAX LCM BOXER 6 S BORG BOSTON SARASOTA GAME OF SHADOWS DALMATIAN 7 S. FRASER ROGUE AM STAFF X U J CLENTON SNIFFY BEAGLE U S.FAGERLUND ODIE BEAGLE U S.FAGERLUND SALLY CATAHOULA U D. VEREMEULEN ZIVA CATAHOULA U D. VEREMEULEN BARNEY COCKER SPANIEL U C.STUART RUBY COCKER SPANIEL U C.STUART CHARLIE COCKER SPANIEL U G.MILES PATCH ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL U HEALEY&JEAVONS KODAK KELPIE U R. SCOTT GEORGIE LABRADOR U E.FLANIGAN ANGUS LABRADOR U E.FLANIGAN STELLA STAFFY MINI BULL X U E.FLANIGAN DEMPSEY YORKSHIRE TERRIERXSHITZU U A. MAUGHAN ASH LIDLRIVA SEVENSPIRIT BAY FCH NOVA SCOTIA DTR V F HRDINA ASH BORDER COLLIE L BEN BUBBLE BORDER TERRIER L N.SMITH RODNEY BORDER TERRIER L N.SMITH NELSON BORDER TERRIER L N.SMITH RUPERT BORDER TERRIER L N.SMITH ABBY CATAHOULA L D.VEREMUELEN HAMISH DALMATIAN L G.CHAFFER DEE DEE WHIPPET L D.SMITH