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COMPANION DOG SHOW Although it may seem a long way off, plans are already being made for the Annual Companion Dog Show which will be held on Sunday 21st June at North Bersted. Anyone interested in helping out with this exciting and rewarding event, please contact Hilary on 01243 860083 or e-mail: Hilary This Years nominated charity
will be Cancer and Bio-detection Dogs who
SHOW 2008
The
pedigree class judged by Anita Deadman was very popular with Mollie,
Golden Retriever owned by Miss Hallworth from Horsham being awarded the Best
in Show Trophy and the best Puppy Trophy went to Blaze a German Shepherd. The four levels of obedience were very competitive, with the advanced class which tests the the dog and handler in heel work, recalls, stays and the challenging scent retrieval. The class proved to be of a very high standard with top honours eventually going to Jess a Border Collie owned by Cynthia Roffey from Cranleigh, Surrey. The Starters class was won by Frisbee cross breed owned by Nicole Nagel from Bracklesham Bay, the Triers class by Jim a Working Sheep Dog owned by Rhia Mulrenan from Findon and the Improvers class was won by Havoc Working Sheep Dog owned by Shirley Finch from Bognor Regis.
Other results from the Show were: Sporting - Alfie, Cocker Spaniel, Miss Wood, Bedhampton. Non-Sporting, Saffron, Dalmation Mrs St.Aubyn Hubbard, Boxgrove, Sx. Open - Molly, Golden Retriever. Miss Hallworth, Horsham. Best Cross Breed - Harley, Jodie O'Neill, Worthing K.C. Reg. Companion Dog - . Darcie, GSD Mrs McNair, Bognor Regis. Best Rescue - Sooty, Iris Whitfield, Abbots Barton. Irish Brace, Dino & Sasha - Barbara Murray, Chichester Best Condition. Rueben - Sally Webb Bognor Regis Dog Most Like its owner - Sophie, Mrs Meekcom, Bognor Regis Prettiest Bitch - Jess, Lauren Howard Colson, Bognor Regis Waggiest Tail,- Dutch, Emma Burtoo, Havant Most Handsome Dog - Buster a Mastiff, Kevin Stocker, Yapton. Dog Judge would like to take home -. Roly a Soft Wheaten Terrier, Miss Winskele, Middleton.
Congratulations to the 13 who successfully achieved the KC Good Citizen Bronze awards which were Judged by Your dog Magazine writer Carolyn Monteith.
WE WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY THANK ALL OUR SPONSORS & HELPERS
LAST YEARS RESULTS (June 2007) I would like to thank all Club Members for their enormous help with the
Show. We had loads of stuff donated by you all and what we didn't
manage to sell we passed on to Mount Noddy, who have their own show
shortly. Everything else that was left was taken to the Brent Lodge
Charity Shop. Despite the weather we managed to raise approximately
£1,500, which was mainly due to sponsorship money collected prior to the
Show from yourselves and from local businesses. Thank you all for
giving up your Sunday to come along in the torrential rain to help out -
we all got soaked but the Show went on. Our appreciation also goes to
the Judges and Stewards, who were out in the rain for the entire
afternoon and who did a splendid job.
Lastly, a huge thank you to all the Committee, without whose support
and large amount practical help the Show would not have been
possible.
Hilary Sykes
Club Secretary."
Results
BEST IN SHOW - Breeze (GSD) owned by Malcolm Pucknell BEST PUPPY - Buster (Bullmastiff) owned by Kevin Stocker
PEDIGREE CLASSES
NOVELTY CLASSES Other result tba Nominated Charity: Each year the club select a Charity which will benefit from the proceeds of the Companion Dog Show. This years nominated Charity is the Brent Lodge Wildlife Sanctuary . i
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are a new charity that works in partnership with researchers from the NHS
Trust, and are supported by the charity, Amerderm Research Trust. The aim
of the charity is to train specialist dogs to detect the odour of human
diseases, including cancer and diabetes.