GSPCA Journal March/April 2022

Another reason to buy a young bitch from proven female lines is that many of the traits we most desire
in our brood matrons are nonquantifiable. The ideal brood bitch is easy to breed, easy to carry, and
easy to whelp. She feeds her puppies well and has good maternal instincts that include being protective
of her puppies without being overly aggressive toward her human family. Thankfully, most bitches
enjoy raising their puppies, but the canine world still has its share of bitches with fertility problems and
poor mothering skills. You may not know any of this about your chosen bitch, unfortunately, until she
has actually produced a litter. You can minimize the possibility of potential reproductive problems or
mothering concerns if you examine her dam’s and grand dam’s breeding histories.

A bitch with a winning show record will always be a strong selling point for her puppies until a few of
these are old enough to carry the torch for their siblings. These bitches are frequently very expensive, so
the next best thing is to find a younger full or half sister of a bitch whose bloodline and show record you
admire. Although it can be frustrating if you have to wait for a young bitch to mature to breeding age,
you can use the time to good advantage by showing her to her championship and possibly performance
titles so that by the time you choose to retire her to the whelping box she will have a successful record
of her own.

It is sometimes possible to find an older bitch whose owner has already kept good daughters to carry
the bloodline into the next generation of an established breeding program. When convincing the owner
of the strength of your good intentions, it will be helpful to have an idea of which stud dog you would
like to breed to. Maybe you have access to a stud dog that the owner would have loved to have used if
he had been available. If you happen to own a very nice stud dog yourself, another successful option
is to lease the bitch you covet for a certain number of breeding seasons and keeping one or two of the
best puppies from each litter. If you feel confident in your instincts that something else will work, by all
means, take the chance, but back it up with thorough pedigree analysis to ensure the odds are in your
favor. The research involved may sound like it is more trouble than it is worth but compared to the
energy you are going to put into breeding, whelping, feeding, handling, and marketing, it is well worth
the effort. And there is nothing more discouraging than starting off with sincere enthusiasm and being
faced with the difficulty of trying to sell disappointing puppies.

Address Potential Concerns
Finally, have your foundation prospect examined thoroughly by your veterinarian not only for basic
health and fitness and freedom from disease but for any potential breeding problems. A veterinary
exam will make sure that her reproductive tract and ovaries are normal for her age and stage of
development. If she is an older bitch that’s been bred before, a thorough veterinary exam is a must.
Nothing is more discouraging than purchasing or leasing a nice brood bitch, only to discover that her
uterus is so scarred from infection or whelping difficulties that her chances of maintaining a pregnancy
are tenuous at best. Try to get a complete medical and breeding history on the bitch to see whether
she has had any problems showing heat, conceiving, and carrying a litter to term. These are necessary
attributes for any brood bitch, and all of these are legitimate concerns for every breeder. Sometimes,
despite your best information and experience, you are going to wind up with a bitch that just simply
doesn’t fit in your breeding program. When this happens, you have to be realistic. Be prepared to spay
and keep her as a pet or cut your losses and sell her unless your breeder’s contract prohibits this option.
If you are like most breeders, you are short on time, money, and space, and she will be an emotional
drain.

Takaway
There is incredible satisfaction in seeing a good
bitch’s look stamped on her descendants and
in watching their successes in the show ring
mount as they mature. The pleasure is made
more personal by the fact that each of your
foundation bitch’s progeny is a special edition.
Of course, the better the puppies are, the more
credit the sire will likely get. However, the
breeder knows down deep that the youngsters
are so very successful because of the quality of
the lovely bitch playing with the children in the
backyard. She will prove her value many times
over throughout the course of her life.

Photo by Tiffany Cessna

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REGISTRY OF MERIT PROGRAM

The combined Registry of Merit program is up and running. There will no longer will be an AKC progeny report or a photocopy of each AKC title used to calculate
be multiple ROM programs. All previous Registry of Merit awardees will not be the points.
affected by the new changes. After the application has been submitted and reviewed, an awards certificate will
How to Apply: Please fill out a PDF application (available online at GSPCA.ORG) be sent to the owner and the awardee will be printed along with their get (a dogs
and submit with proof of AKC titles for the get used to calculate the points. Proof offspring) in the GSPCA Journal.

Point System:

SIRES DAMS

ROM Total of 12 pts earned by a minimum of 5 titled get Total of 8 pts earned by a minimum of 3 titled get

ROMX Total of 30 pts earned by a minimum of 10 titled get Total of 12 pts earned by a minimum of 6 titled get

ROMXX Total of 60 pts earned by a minimum of 20 titled get Total of 20 pts earned by a minimum of 8 titled get
Points for this level must come from minimum of 2 venues-one Points for this level must come from minimum of 2 venues-one venue must be
venue must be conformation and one venue must be hunting (FC/ conformation and one venue must be hunting (FC/AFC/MH)
AFC/MH)

Activity/Title Points *Performance titles are as follows:

AKC Champion 1 Obedience - CDX or higher (only get 2 pts per get no matter how
AKC Grand Champion Platinum 1 many advanced titles)
National Specialty Champion (NSC) 1 Agility - OA, OAJ,OAP, OJP must have one standard and one jumper
Field Champion 2 title both at open or above) no matter how many advanced titles, only
2 pts per get are allowed
Amateur Field Champion 2
Dual Champion 1 The applications can be mailed to: Renee Lara, DVM
National Field Champion (NFC) 1 824 E. Villa Maria Rd
Master Hunter 2 Bryan, TX 77802
Performance* 2
MACH or OTCH 1

NSC GCHP Kan-Point’s Leading the Chase ROMX Dam: GCH CH Ehrenvogel All That Glitters RA CA
• NSC GCHP CH Ehrenvogel Achy Breaky Heart JH
Owners: Lucretia Coonrod & Dr. & Mrs. Richard Stanley • CH Ehrenvogel Total Eclipse Of The Heart
Breeders: Lucretia Coonrod & Kim Waller • GCHB CH Ehrenvogel Key To My Heart JH CA
Dam: CH Springrun Color Me Huntabird
Dam: GCH CH Algerland Forever And Always
• CH Springrun’s Go Fast Turn Left JH • CH Ehrenvogel The Party Don’T Start Til I Walk In
• CH Springrun’s I Can I Did I Am • CH Ehrenvogel Party Like You’R Single At Springrun
Dam: CH Jackson Wild Best Savannah • CH Ehrenvogel The Party’s At Kan-Point RN CGCA
• CH Kanpoint SweetRevenge CDX GN RM RAE2 JH NAP CGCU TKI
• CH Ehrenvogel Party Popper
NJP SWA SCAE SIAE SCE SHDA RATO CGCA TKA
• CH Gbi’s A Girl Can Dream Dam: GCH CH Legacyk Kissntell At Dreamnwng CA
Dam: CH Newpoint Southwind Let It Snow VCD1 CDX BN GN • CH Dreamn’s Beyond Blue Neon Moon
RAE2 JH TKN • GCHS CH Dreamn’s A Diamond In The Rough
• CH Newpoint Through To The Green RN CA • GCH CH Dreamn’s An American Classic CGC TKN
• CH Newpoint Playing Through to Kanpoint
• CH Newpoint Hole In One CD BN RN JH MX AXJ MXE
Dam: CH Iat’s Dawn’s Early Light SH
• CH Iat’s Raising The Stakes JH
Dam: CH Kan-Point Ehrenvogel’s Ez 2 Luv
• GCHP2 CH Kan-Point’s Makin’ The Chase
• CH Kan-Point A Need For Speed
• CH Kan-Point’s It’s Only A Game
Dam: CH Legacyk Fifth Avenue
• GCH CH Legacyk Foolish Pleasure SH
• CH Legacyk Sunup Mutiny Ontheseas

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CH Kan-Point’s Here for the Party MH ROM

Owners: Lucretia Coonrod & Dr. & Mrs. Richard Stanley
Breeders: Lucretia Coonrod & Kim Waller
Sire: DC Gambles Sam Man MH

• GCHG DC Kan-Point’s Summer Lovin’ MH
• DC Kan-Point’s Summer in the City MH
• GCH CH Kan-Point’s Showme The Summer Fun
• CH Kan-Point’s Summers Endless Faith

GCHB CH AUS Dem Norden’s Duel In The Desert CD PCD BN
RE JH FDC ACT2 ROM

Owners: Erica Morris & Mary Morris
Breeder: Mary Morris
Dam: GCH Ehrenvogel’s Party Popper

• CH Ehrenvogel Wings of Hopes Under The Sea
• MACH Ehrenvogel Wings of Hope Wanderin’ Free JH MXB MJS XF

BCAT BM DS
Dam: GCH CH Berber Touareg Aus Dem Norden BN RE JH CGC VC R
ROMXX

• GCHS CH Chrishelle’s Phantom CDX RE MHA
• GCHS CH Chrishelle’s Little Red Corvette JH
• GCH CH Chrishelle’s Aus Dem Norden’s Classic Chevy RI JH TKA
• GCH CH Chrishelle’s Suite Blue Firebird CD RE MH CGC

REMINDER to local clubs:

We want to see and hear all about your events! Sharing the info with us allows us to promote it
on our social media and in the Journal. Exhibitors and club members also want to read about
your event and see images FROM your events! So send them in!

When submitting your club's results for any event (field, hunt, show, obedience, agility, scent
etc) please make sure to use to include photos that are labeled clearly for your event.

Have questions? Do you need to know how and what to submit? Drop us an email.

Submissions can be sent to: [email protected]

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2022 National
Amateur Gun Dog

Championship

April 22-24, 2022
Pyramid State Park, Denmark Unit

1562 Pyramid Park Rd
Pinckneyville, IL 62274

Judges: Frank Vicari, Justin Allen

Premium: https://bit.ly/35oZ9Ew
Online Entires: https://bit.ly/3r0OFn4

The Championship is open to
any dog with a broke placement
in any gun dog stake OR or is
currently a Field Champion or

Amateur Field Champion or
Master Hunter (MH).

See Premium for additional
details or contact

Teresa McCreight at
[email protected].

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HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

BY: SHERRIE MOSELEY & SHARON FITZPATRICK

Gene Moseley, Jr.

Gene is a native Houstonian. Gene started out hunting quite a bit in
his early years and continues to enjoy hunting whenever he gets the
opportunity. In the early ’70s, he spent several years working with Re-
trievers. His first pointing dogs were Brittany’s. In the late ’70s, Gene
was a member of the Texas Coastal Brittany Club (TCBC”) and the Gulf
Coast German Shorthaired Pointer Club (“GCGSPC”), and then he sub-
sequently became a member of the German Shortaired Pointer Club
of America (“GSPCA”). He is presently a lifetime member of both the
GCGSPC and GSPCA. Gene has been an extremely proactive member
of each club for which he was and is a member. In 1983, he bought
his first German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP), and when he lost his Brit-
tany’s, he eventually transitioned to GSPs only and was no longer a
member of the TCBC. Over the past 44 years, Gene has either served
as President or 2nd Vice President, which is the role of the Field Trial
Chairman or in some other capacity in the GCGSPC. The influence he
has had on chairing the many events run by the GCGSPC has been significant, including but not limited
to the GCGSPC’s annual de-snaking program.

Gene was very instrumental in working with AKC in the initial stages of hunt tests and was the person
who advocated for the gallery wagon at the hunt tests. He believes that every handler should be able to
witness each brace to give them a better understanding of the sport.

Gene has competed in and continues to compete in AKC and NGSPA field trial events. He has earned
numerous wins throughout the years with his dogs and dogs he has handled for friends. Since 1997 he
has competed in the GSPCA Amateur Championship and Futurity. Over his GSP career, he has finished
15 FC/AFC along with myself, Sherrie Moseley, and continues to compete in the sport with continued
success. Gene is a dedicated lifetime amateur and trains his own dogs. He has only sought help from
a professional twice in his career with force breaking to retrieve. He co-owned the #4 GSPCA All-time
Field Producing Dam w/Sherrie Moseley: FC/AFC Laski’s Dandi Dixie Darling F-ROMXX 1994 - 2006. The
positive influence of dogs he has bred continues to make a lasting contribution to the GSP breed.

Gene served as the South Central Regional Director of the GSPCA for ten years, from 2001 to 2011. Dur-
ing his tenure on the board, he was instrumental with the following programs:

• ROM Program: The ROM Program was initially only representing conformation dogs, and the pro-
gram was modified to include performance dogs. The program changed many times over, but to
date, all dogs are represented;

• Yearbook committee. Assisted in bringing back All-Time Top Producing Database to GSPCA and
found persons to help keep this program current in the year-
book;

• GSP Bronze Committee Chairman: Two-year program to get
the GSPCA represented at the National Bird Dog Museum w/
outside life-size GSP bronze and inside smaller replica thank-
ing Purina and other donors of the project;

• GSPCA National Field Trial Clothing Project: With help from
the President of the Club started GSPCA online clothing pro-
ject; and

• Liaison from Board to GSPCA National Field Trial Committee
for ten years.

Gene serves as the Chairman of the GSP wing at the National Bird
Dog Hall of Fame, where he has several ongoing projects, including
the GSPCA/NGSPA National Wall Presentations.

Gene has been judging AKC field trials since the early 80s and has had the honor of judging numerous
regional and national championships for the GSPCA, NGSPA, and other pointing breeds, including the
AKC. The following are some of the National Championships he has judged:

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AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship NGSPA Region 7 Championship (2011)
Non Ret (2009) NGSPA Prairie Chicken Championship (2011)
AKC Pointing Breed Walking Gun Dog GWPCA National Amateur Championship (2008)
Championship (2018) Vizsla Club of America National Championship
GSPCA Gun Dog National Championship (2004, (2010)
2007) Vizsla Club of America National Amateur
GSPCA Amateur Gun Dog National Championship Championship (2016)
(Walking) (2014) American Brittany Club National Gun Dog
GSPCA Eastern Classic (2001) Championship (2012)
NGSPA Gun Dog National Championship (2010) English Setter Association of American National
NGSPA Quail Championship (2007, 2009, 2011) Championship (2012)
NGSPA Great Plains Championship (2005) Irish Setter Club of America National
Championship/Futurity (2008)
Irish Setter Club of America National Amateur
Championship (2013)
Irish Setter Club of America National Walking
Gun Dog Championship (2013)
Gordon Setter Club of America National
Championship (2009)
Weimaraner Club of America National Amateur
Championship/Derby (2004, 2009, 2015)
Weimaraner Club of America National
Championship/Futurity (2014)
American Pointer Club of America Gun Dog
Championship (2007)
Canadian Kennel Club Pheasant Championship/
Calgary, Canada (2006)

Gene has spent, and continues to spend, countless hours over the past 35 years or so sharing his
knowledge and mentoring numerous newcomers to the sport of hunt test and field trialing as well as
educating newcomers of the GSP breed in general. Gene Moseley has significantly contributed to the
GSP Breed, the hunt test and field trialing sport, for 44 years. In more ways than one, he has contrib-
uted in assisting in the history and betterment of the GSP breed with the GSPCA and his chairmanship
of the GSP Wing of the National Bird Dog Hall of Fame. He is most deserving of being elected to the
GSPCA Hall of Fame. Your consideration is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely, Sherrie Moseley

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Joe Vicari

Joe Vicari began field trialing German Shorthaired Pointers over 45 years ago and has spent this time
dedicated to training, handling, breeding, competing and helping others.
Joe started in the German Shorthaired Pointer breed in 1971 and
was active until his death in 2020. He had the good fortune with
his first GSP to win the National Amateur Field Championship and
having that dog end up in the GSPCA hall of fame. That dog’s name
was PJ Wildfire.
To prove it wasn’t just luck - as an Amateur, Joe has 4 dogs in the
GSPCA hall of fame – currently more than anyone else in the breed:
NAFC/FC/AFC PJ Wildfire 1991
NAFC/FC/AFC Wildfire’s Angel 2006
FC/AFC Nicky Von Blitz 2009
FC/AFC PJ Wildfire’s Super Sport 2011
Two of the dogs won the National Amateur Field Championship -
PJ Wildfire and Wildfire’s Angel.
PJ Wildfire was also inducted in the Bird Dog Hall of Fame in 2009
in Grand Junction, TN and Joe himself was inducted in 2014. Joe
was inducted into the Field Trial Clubs of Illinois Hall of Fame in
2020.
Joe’s influence on the German Shorthaired Pointer breed has been significant. Joe owned and trained
over 24 AKC Field Champions and over 17 AKC Amateur Field Champions. His four dogs in the Hall of
Fame speak to his everlasting impression.
Over the years, his influence of dogs on the German Shorthaired Pointer gene pool includes not only
dogs he bred and competed with. The number of dogs out of his Wildfire breeding owned and handled
by others is myriad and these dogs continue to be a strong influence in the genetic pool of the breed.
They have earned Hunt Test, Obedience, Show and other titles.
Joe served in numerous official capacities with the Fort Dearborn German Shorthaired Pointer Club,
German Shorthaired Pointer Club of Illinois, Rock River German Shorthaired Pointer Club and NGSPA
Region 5. He served on the Board of Directors of the NGSPA, the National German Shorthaired Point-
ing Dog Association (NGPDA), and the Field Trial Clubs of Illinois. In addition, Joe served as Field Tri-
al Chairman, Secretary and committee member for numerous field trials, ensuring smooth running
events. At events he always said to club committees - “Just tell me what you need me to do and I’ll do it.”
Contributing to every aspect of bird dogs and field trials through the years, Joe judged numerous Field
Dog Stud Book (American Field) and AKC field trials for a number of different pointing breeds, includ-
ing weekend, regional and National Championships.
Joe conducted many seminars by himself and along with Delmar Smith, Bob West and Bob McKowen.
These seminars assisted newcomers to the Bird dog sport in the development of their dogs. He also pro-
vided bird dog demonstrations for Midwest Outdoors. He generously helped out with many local clubs
“training days” and local demonstrations.
Joe was most proud of helping introduce newcomers to this sport by assisting them with training, ques-
tions and any other way that he could. His knowledge and assistance was offered not only to those who
had his breeding but anyone who needed advice and was open to listen. Joe has also brought his son,
daughter and grandson to this sport.

Sharon Fitzpatrick

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IN MEMORY

GERALDINE A. IRWIN

Geraldine A. Irwin – Hall of Fame Inductee

passes away at 89 years of age

The German Shorthaired Pointer Club of America mourns the loss
of a member of our Hall of Fame. Our condolences to her family and
friends.

Geri was part of the group of initial inductees when the Hall of Fame
was created by the Board in 2001. The following comments were
made as part of her nomination:

“Very few people have made such monumental contributions of
time, leaving a lasting impression upon many aspects of the German
Shorthaired Pointer and the organizations responsible for perpetuat-
ing this breed. In the archives of the history of the GSPC of Colorado
and the GSPCA the name Geri Irwin is associated as an officer and a
member of nearly all of the committees for the past 35 years. She was
one of the hardest working and most dedicated individuals working
toward the advancement of the German Shorthaired Pointer. It is
doubtful that anyone has contributed more time and energy to the
administration of the GSP world than she has.”

Her obituary reads:
Geri Trumbo Irwin Shultz, daughter of James F. and Blanche Trumbo of Bedford, Iowa, died on Jan. 8, 2021
at her home in Sedona, AZ. Geri grew up on the family farm southeast of Bedford, Iowa. She attended rural
schools before graduating from Bedford High School. She married Doyle W. (Buck) Irwin and had a son,
Richard. They lived in Bedford until moving to Colorado.

Geri was proud of climbing several 14,000 ft. mountains, including the formidable Long’s Peak.

Interest in bird dogs led to kennel ownership and breeding a line of German Shorthaired Pointers. Years of
work with the breed led to positions in the National German Shorthaired Pointer Club and being granted
honorary life membership.

After Buck’s death, she moved to the Sedona, Arizona area where she lived until her passing. While there
she married Gene Shultz. She is survived by her son, and daughter-in-law, Richard and Julia, her stepson
Randy Shultz, many friends and her beloved cat.

Interment will be at Fairview Cemetery, Bedford, Iowa. At her request, no services will be conducted.
(Bedford Times Press, Bedford, Iowa, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, page 2)

Geri married Doyle “Buck” Irwin April 9, 1950 and he passed away in 1993.

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NEW GSPCA MEMBERS

Submitted by Denise Avery, [email protected]

The GSPCA Board of Directors and Members are
pleased to welcome our new members and GSP
owners. Please send me any pictures of your
GSP(s) in jpeg type format, I would like to feature
your Shorthairs to include in a future issue of the
Journal. Send to: [email protected]. (NOTE: if
you are a former member, and you rejoin after your
membership lapses; we count you as a ‘newbie’.)

ALABAMA GEORGIA MAINE MONTANA
Marla Faver & Scott Meghan Bodie Ruth Lachapelle Amanda Plum
Phipps Jonathan Franklin Julie Smith NEBRASKA
Patrick Potter Tina Stansil Hank Volin Andrew Dollen
MARYLAND Jan Hague
ARKANSAS IDAHO Chris Martin NEVADA
Kassie Brown Travis Palmer Christine Burrhus & Eric Mary Lou Linge
Douglas Warden Karyn Wood & Steven Meushaw NEW JERSEY
ARIZONA Chambers Darcy Calder Christopher J. Powell
Emma Garbrick ILLINOIS James Folden NEW MEXICO
Taylor Kapphahn James Ayres MASSACHUSETTS Brenda Gossage
Larry & Phyllis Sibala Kelly Barna Marianne & Emilia Genito NEW YORK
Jerry Wiegert Chuck Horvath Jonathan Tidman Paul Buckley
CALIFORNIA Jenniffer Howling Sanford Whitehouse Paul Grefrath
Danae Hooper-Slane Matthew Judges Marissa Young Paula M. Johnson
Peter Laimins Shannon Kanak MICHIGAN Suzanne Kennedy
Katerina Miheliuthakis & Joseph Kolb Rachel Anspach Ryan Matuszewski
Travis Tatman Claire Kraemer Ashley Aubert & Ryan James Notaro & Amber
Maren Onaindia Robyn Rafalzik Lutjens Slichta
Karen Robison Brad Storm Michele Forbes Katarzyna Tapia & Roman
Jerry Steeman Jay Wade Julie Griswold Tapia
Dwight Tran INDIANA Bonnie Hnes Anthony Wisneski
Terry Zygalinski Colton & Stacey Donnar- Tegan Jaworski NORTH CAROLINA
COLORADO Barker Renee Peretto Maria Bein
Taylor Beckman Dina Biggins Bryan & Taryn Zischke Sr Mark Clore
Linda Black Joe Schuhler MINNESOTA Alison Domnas
Christina Brueckman George Simmerman Theresa Ahlgren & Joe Finney
Vance & Kimberly Chester IOWA Douglas Ahlgren IV William Heafner
Blake Dye Wade Hauser III Jill Dabrowski Michael Phillips
Samantha & Alan Graham Lisa Klingeman Chad Dahl Erik Stanfield
Sara & Jacob Heesacker Rebecca Nelson Sydney Flohrs Heather Wallace
Debbie Hernandez Brantley Owens Jeff E. Johnson Mary Ward
CONNECTICUT Carrington Tolzin- Christine Kelly NORTH DAKOTA
Gerald Carden Wernimont Matthew Kelso Taylor Fiedler
Mitchel Cleveland Nick Trenkamp Zachary Mathews Stacey Hauff
Jill Demko Brad Wilson Kyle McCollister OHIO
Sarah Giblin KANSAS Rhonda Meath Adam Christopher Haas
Nancy Giblin Becky Ensz Austin Neuburger Robert Mickley
Anthony Schnur Clint Merritt Amanda Olson OKLAHOMA
Nathan Palm Brandon & Chelsea Byrd
DELAWARE KENTUCKY Julia Schrenkler Gracyn Githens
Vincent & Jarrett Garlick Jay Carlberg Ashley & Jacob Tilden Jason Landers
FLORIDA Kimberly Evans Brian Weaver Rick Simms
Marilyn Brown Kolten Lynn MISSISSIPPI Shaun Spaeth
Samantha C. Giacalone LOUISIANA Scotty & Krysyal Floyd
Stephanie Jones Valerie Billiot Jesse Woodall
Michael Lontine Rudy Niswanger MISSOURI
Michael Seay
Bill Terry

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OREGON TENNESSEE WASHINGTON
George Gomez Rachel Boles Anthony Bucknam
PENNSYLVANIA Dennis Bortolin Kolbee Hoyt
Jaydan Beisner Jeremy Yelton Julie Norman
Makenna Beisner TEXAS Kennith Ritch
William Danbury Chuck & Glenda Bullock John Warner
Paula & Barry Fairchild Emily Collins Trenton Watkins
Stephanie Gulick Stephanie Dale WEST VIRGINIA
William James & Garrett David & Rosalyn Dion Maria Kessell
Harner Shantell & Humberto WISCONSIN
James LoBlondo Garcia Stephanie Clemons
Jeremy & Sarah Pacacha Burton M. Hatfield Carrie Ensrud
Christopher & Kristie Matthew & Stephanie Sara & Brandon Ganon
Pietruszynski Headley Amber Glaves
Krysta Them Shawn & Naomi Kerr Jessie Luedke
SOUTH CAROLINA Doug Northcutt Donna Nisleit
Jacob C. Epting Joshua & Britney Suria Alyssa Palmer
Elliott & Mary Alice Taylor Dana Peterson
Fralick Joseph Vandiver PUERTO RICO
Lydia Frey Sharon Veeder Veronica Hermida
Ryan Hicks UTAH ONTARIO, CANADA
Clay Hunt Scott Jacob Taylor Damaren
Haley & Daniel Lucas Cadence Needham Ron Leclair
Bradford E. Martin Laura Rasmussen Katherine Livingston
Charlotte & Justin McKee VERMONT QUEBEC, CANADA
Joe Pope Reginald & Kayleen Melanie Primeau
Keleigh Porter Wyszynski Cooper
& Ben West Amy Davis
Aren Price Hollie Frost & Ann
Ricky & Mandy Riendeau Michaud

AKC CODE OF SPORTSMANSHIP
PREFACE: The sport of purebred dog competitive events dates prior to 1884, the year of AKC’s birth.
Shared values of those involved in the sport include principles of sportsmanship. They are practiced in all sec-
tors of our sport: conformation, performance and companion. Many believe that these principles of sportsman-
ship are the prime reason why our sport has thrived for over one hundred years. With the belief that it is useful
to periodically articulate the fundamentals of our sport, this code is presented.

• Sportsmen respect the history, traditions and integrity of the sport of purebred dogs.
• Sportsmen commit themselves to values of fair play, honesty, courtesy, and vigorous competition, as well as

winning and losing with grace.
• Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of purebred dogs by inject-

ing personal advantage or consideration into their decisions or behavior.
• The sportsman judge judges only on the merits of the dogs and considers no other factors.
• The sportsman judge or exhibitor accepts constructive criticism.
• The sportsman exhibitor declines to enter or exhibit under a judge where it might reasonably appear that

the judge’s placements could be based on something other than the merits of the dogs.
• The sportsman exhibitor refuses to compromise the impartiality of a judge.
• The sportsman respects the AKC bylaws, rules, regulations and policies governing the sport of purebred

dogs.
• Sportsmen find that vigorous competition and civility are not inconsistent and are able to appreciate the

merit of their competition and the effort of competitors.
• Sportsmen welcome, encourage and support newcomers to the sport.
• Sportsmen will deal fairly with all those who trade with them.
• Sportsmen are willing to share honest & open appraisals of both the strengths & weaknesses of their breed-

ing stock.
• Sportsmen spurn any opportunity to take personal advantage of positions offered or bestowed upon them.
• Sportsmen always consider as paramount the welfare of their dog.
• Sportsmen refuse to embarrass the sport, the American Kennel Club, or themselves while taking part in the

sport.

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THE BLACK GSP - ORIGIN AND HISTORY

SUBMITTED BY PATTE TITUS, BREED EDUCATION / HISTORIAN

One hundred and fifteen years ago the color black was introduced in the GSP breed.
Ideally, the AKC standard was to be an evaluation in the conformation ring for breeding stock but it has
never carried any restrictions as those applied in Germany. The German dogs must pass the conforma-
tion requirement prior to being tested for performance. They must gain a rating high enough in both
to be certified as “breeding stock”.
Often, the question is asked - “How can a black GSP be registered if the color is listed as a disqualifica-
tion in the breed standard?” The answer is; AKC has an open registration for the GSP breed and if an
applicant meets the AKC registration requirements the dog can be registered.
With the first cross, the German breeders learned the color black was dominant to brown, but with suc-
cessive breedings back to the established GSP lines they also learned to use a black dog or bitch if they
wanted the black coat. Two brown dogs could not produce the black coat.
If we only consider coat color as a reason for health, temperament or other issues in our Breed, then we
really need to think about the predominance of brown dogs that have been in the gene pool since Doc
Thornton imported Senta in 1925.
It also defies logic that in a litter with a mix of liver coats and black ones that only those with black coats
would have health, temperament, etc. issues. Today we have genetic testing for recessive genes and
other means to test for health issues.
Abbreviated chronology:
To understand the development of the various dog breeds in Germany in the 1800’s one needs to be
aware there was more than one Studbook. The Deutsch Hundestammbuch (D.H.St.B) set up like the
British Kennel Club Studbook included all breeds.
There was concern that the D.H.St.B. couldn’t do justice for each of the breeds being developed because
there wouldn’t be enough individual space for good physical descriptions or pertinent information
about genealogical problems peculiar to each breed to help guide breeders. Those involved with de-
veloping the German Shorthaired Pointer agreed the breed specific studbook (Zuchtbuch) would better
serve the purpose than the all-inclusive Hundestammbuch.
1890 - The Brauntiger Club, subsequent Parent Club for the Breed is founded in Berlin. Ernst v. Otto, Th.
Stockel & Friedrich v. Witzleben created the first guide for a pedigreed German Shorthair.
The first three breed books that mark the beginning of recording the foundation stock.
1897 - The first Studbook “Shorthair”(S.tK.) published list 1-1074 entries. Hektor 1(wh. 1872) was listed
first followed with several other dogs recorded posthumously because of their influence on the early
development of the breed.
1898 - Volume 2 - list entries 1705 to 3408 and contains 5 Weimaraners.
1899 - Volume 3 - list entries 3409 - 5112 and contains 19 Weimaraners
With these three volumes published, a new period of development for the breed arrived. They con-
tained multiple illustrations, abridged pedigrees of the most outstanding dogs and detailed contribu-
tions by the most prominent Shorthair experts of the day. It was not just a pedigree register but also an
annual chronicle.
In addition to the 5112 entries that listed all German Shorthairs two other developing breeds, the “Wur-
temberger” and the Weimaraner are found.
1900 - Volume 4 - list entries 437 of which 62 were Weimaraner.

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1902 - The German Shorthair Standard authored by Ernst v.Otto, Stockel & Witzleben is printed in Herr
Seiger’s 1951 book, The Complete German Shorthaired Pointer and is the basis for the 1946 AKC Stand-
ard. (the first black GSP was not whelped yet)

1903 - Volume 7 - list new entries - 906

1907 - Beechgrove Bess, a solid black 7th generation Arkwright Pointer bitch is imported to Germany
by Christian Bode and Dr.Waechter. Bess was mated to GSP Treu Schmarsow and produced Wach-
Luna(#1Pr. K.) first registered Prussian. Luna was half GSP and half Arkwright Pointer. She was then
bred to GSP Treu II v. d. Maylust and produced Wach Freya(#2Pr.K.). With this mating the resultant
litter would now be three quarters German Shorthair and one quarter Arkwright pointer.

1908 - Nine clubs made up the German Shorthair Association with two notable names among the nine
chairmen, Dr. Paul Kleemann and Dr. Max Waechter, breeder of the black(Prussian) Shorthairs.

1913 - Wach Tell(Pr. K. #6) owned by Herr Bode was registered and the grandsire of Arko Kothenwald
(Pr. K.#49).

Based on the quality and field performance of get from these litters other breeders began to incorporate
them in their breeding programs.

1924 - Dr. Kleeman in an effort to keep the peace and probably to withhold judgment proposed a section
in the Studbook Shorthair to register the black German Shorthair with the designation Pr.K. “Prussian”.
At the time, Prussia was the largest and most influential state in Germany - the dogs were being bred in
Germany using the existing German stock and like the Prussian flag they were black and white.

1925 - Dr. Thornton of Missoula, MT responds to an article by Austrian breeder Edward Rindt and sub-
sequently imports Senta von Hohenbruck to the United States.

1930 - The AKC recognized the German Shorthaired Pointer breed.

1933 - It was Angus v. Schwarzatal (Pr.K. #102) qualities that persuaded the German Club members for
the black dogs to be registered in the same manner as the brown ones. It was not the color but confor-
mation and performance that was of utmost importance.

1934 -The previous registration system was discontinued with both the black and brown dogs recorded
in the Zuchtbuch.

1935 - Zuchtbuch - entries - 2091 - Pages 56 - 201 record both black dogs and brown dogs under the title
Kurzhaarige deutsche Vorstehunde. At the time there are 254 Prussian dogs registered.

1935 - The AKC official publication, “Sporting Dogs” The breeds, origin, history and standards recog-
nized by The American Kennel Club, Group 1, 19 breeds. The German Shorthair Pointer standard ap-
proved in April of 1935 is courtesy of the National German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Club. Unknown if
this organization is the same group of individuals that subsequently petitioned AKC in 1938 to be the
Parent Club for the breed, but Dr. Thornton is referenced as being honorary President.

According this standard the acceptable color was - Solid liver, liver and white spotted, liver and white
spotted and ticked, liver and white ticked. Any colors other than liver and white not permitted. Listed
in Faults: a black coat or tri-colored. Any color except liver or some combination of liver and white. (This
is the first use of “liver” instead of brown)

This quote by Dr. Thornton might provide some insight to these additions. “I was once asked what we
could do to improve the G.S. Pointer. That is a good question. It is a crime the way this breed was abused
in their early history here in the U.S.” He stated the early imports were crossed with Wires, Springers, and
other hunting dogs and sold with papers as purebred GSPs. He continued on to say, “Also had pictures of
some beautiful pups sent me by one of the early officers of the breed here in the U. S. that were half Spring-
er. Fact is they registered them falsely from Chesapeak(sic) to every traveling hound that happen along.”

One might deduce that the basis for the 1935 Fault section referencing black or tri-color is a result of the
coat variations of the crossbred pups Dr. Thornton refers to being registered as purebred.

1938 - German Shorthaired Pointer Club of America petitions to become the Parent Club for the breed
and on May 7, 1946 AKC approved their first breed standard. The acceptable color section is almost
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gray white which is found in the 1902 German Standard. No change to the colors listed as Faults,
“...black coat or tri-colored, any color except liver or some combination of liver and white.”
1939-1945 (WW II) - The Zucthbuch was not published for several years.
1949 - first post war issue published - Volume G - list entries - 1572 encompassed 1941 to 1949 indicated
a significant drop in the number of dogs/bitches being registered.
What does this have to do with the black GSP? They were fewer in numbers to begin with, all of the
breeders and their dogs suffered hardships associated with the War in addition to a concerted effort
by the fascist government to get rid of all but the dark brown roan dogs. In an effort to protect their
breeding stock owners hid or sent them to neighboring countries. As the War expanded into the sur-
rounding areas even some of those efforts failed.
1967 - Quell Pottmes, whelped - the first black and white Kurzhaar Sieger then in 1970 a Kleeman Sei-
ger. Out of a solid black sire and black ticked mother, Quell was a heavily ticked and patched black
and white dog that was a very influential stud only to be surpassed by his grandson World Seiger Ciro
v. Bichtelwald a black ticked dog.
The Stramanns of Hege-Haus kennel purchased Ciro to improve the head and hindquarter confor-
mation of the inbred Hege-Haus dogs. Ciro was a superb producer not only for the Hege-Haus and
Niestetal kennels but also for a range of breeders throughout Germany. Ciro’s influence was not only
in Germany but also Scandinavia, United States, England and Australia through his get and grand get.
Dogs bred down from Ciro continue to influence the GSP breed we know today.
60 years earlier the Breeders concern was conformation and performance that was important. With so
many of the breeding programs decimated by the war years, they looked to bloodlines to help rebuild
their kennels. If the pre-potent sire was black and white or brown and white the coat color didn’t mat-
ter.
After WW II more Shorthairs began to find their way to the United States. Because of the concerted ef-
fort during the war years to rid the breed of anything but the dark brown road coat, it stands to reason
most of those imported were this coat pattern.
1962 - AKC directs the Parent Club to reorganize, at which time a Breed Standard committee is estab-
lished to review the 1946 version.
1967 - Concern that GSP’s were being bred to field Pointers and Setters to enhance their field trial abil-
ity a Breed integrity committee was established to document litters and pedigrees. Also a discussion
about the study of blood types and sub-types specifically related to Shorthairs to potentially identify
other breed crosses.
1976 - AKC Standard - Based primarily on the 1902 German Standard with more detail than the 1946
version. The process began in 1968 and culminated with a vote of the membership in 1974. In some
parallel to the 1935 “fault section” the 1976 version adds an expanded color disqualification section,
“a dog with any area of black, red, orange, lemon or tan or a dog solid white will be disqualified”. This
might more accurately reflect a growing concern that the German Shorthairs was being bred to field
pointers and setters.
1992 - the GSP Standard is formatted according to an AKC directive with no changes to the section on
color or disqualifications.
The chronology was abbreviated to stop with the 1992 AKC Standard because it is still in effect today.
The black GSP has accomplishments in AKC’s performances events as does their sire/dam and litter-
mates.
Performance is predicated on correct conformation. The color of a dog’s coat is not a factor when it
comes to performance.

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MARKING IN DOGS

BY: CHRISTINA HAWKINS, DVM | PETMD.COM

USED WITH PERMISSION

You may wonder why your dog is urinating in so consider both your yard and the inside of your
many places when you take them out for a walk. house to be their territory, and they may mark ver-
This type of behavior is known as urine marking. tical surfaces.

Urine marking in dogs is a natural behavior where Some dogs will frequently re-mark specific areas to
dogs release small amounts of urine in various lo- make sure it is clear to other pets that this is their
cations. Both male and female mark, but it’s more territory. Urine marking may also occur if there
commonly seen in male dogs. are animals outside near your house or apartment.
Your dog may feel threatened by their presence
Urine marking can quickly become a nuisance be- and feel the need to mark their territory.
havior if your dog starts marking indoors. Here’s
some helpful info on why dogs mark, how to tell Male Dogs Interacting With Female Dogs
urinary accidents from urine marking, and how to Male dogs will typically exhibit urine marking if
stop your dog from marking in the house. there is a female dog in heat nearby. Urine mark-
ing is often a way for dogs to attract mates, so the
Why Dogs Mark presence of an intact female dog can influence this
For most dogs, urine marking usually begins behavior.
around the time they reach sexual maturity, which
can be between 6 and 12 months of age, depending Conflicts With Housemates
on the size and breed of dog. If there are one or more dogs within the household
and there is tension or a disagreement between
If you can identify why your dog may be urine dogs, then one dog may start marking. The anxi-
marking indoors, then you can take steps to re- ety associated with the conflict as well the basic
solve the issue. Several reasons dogs may exhibit need to mark territory can lead to increased urine
urine marking include: marking.

Territory Identification Changes in a Dog’s Environment
Many dogs will often urine mark to tell other pets Some dogs will exhibit urine marking when there
that their territory has been claimed. Your dog may are changes in their environment. New furniture,

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new people, and new items that are normally not odor, they may continue to re-mark the area. Al-
a part of the household can be targets for dogs to ways follow the directions on the product label for
mark. The anxiety associated with a change in rou- best cleaning results.
tine and structure in the environment can lead to
urine marking indoors. Preventing Access to the Area
If there is an area in your house that your pet con-
Submissive Urination tinually marks, try blocking off access to the area.
Some people note that if they talk loudly or their For instance, consider a baby gate, or covering the
dog is easily startled, their dog may have an acci- area with a rug or mat once the affected area has
dent of a few drops of urine on the ground. This is been sanitized to see if this deters your dog from
different from urine marking, as submissive urina- continuing to mark.
tion happens in response to your pet being startled
or scared. Training and Counterconditioning
Do not yell at or punish your dog for urine mark-
House Soiling vs. Urine Marking ing in the house. Punishment will likely have the
There is a difference between a dog that is having opposite effect and create anxiety or stress, which
urinary accidents in the house and marking. The can trigger or make marking worse.
main way to distinguish between house soiling
and urine marking is to note how much pee there If you can monitor your dog when the behavior
is and how often it happens. is happening, then intervening to stop them from
marking can be helpful. Ideally, the goal would be
When marking, your dog will often urinate small to try to redirect your dog’s marking with a differ-
amounts in one or more locations. With house soil- ent behavior.
ing, there will be a lot of urine, typically in one lo-
cation, as if you had taken them outside. When your pet is about to mark, distract them
by asking them to perform a task (such as “sit” or
Any time your pet is having inappropriate urina- “stay”) to redirect their actions. Reward them with
tion issues, it is worthwhile to have them exam- a treat.
ined by your veterinarian to rule out any possible
underlying medical conditions. Belly Bands
While working on the strategies above, you can
Some possible causes of inappropriate elimination also a belly band to prevent urine marking. These
include urinary tract infection, crystalluria, kidney bands are similar to dog diapers and can be placed
disease, endocrine disease, or other metabolic dis- on male dogs to try to prevent urine marking in-
ease. doors. Change the belly band as needed to prevent
skin irritation.
How to Stop Dogs From Marking in the
House Managing Anxiety
Overall, urine marking is a natural behavior in If you realize that anxiety is the trigger for your
dogs, but if it starts happening indoors, there are dog’s urine marking, then work on enhancing
many ways to help manage it. calming behaviors.
Using canine pheromones such as the Adaptil plug-
Neutering Your Dog in or spray in affected areas can be helpful. There
If your male dog is still intact, then getting him are a variety of supplements that can help with
neutered can help reduce urine marking in your anxiety in dogs. If your dog’s anxiety is severe, con-
home. One research study showed that in 25-40% sult with your veterinarian about anxiety medica-
of dogs, castration at any age was effective in re- tions.
ducing urine marking by 90%.

Also, if your home is a multi-pet household, consid- References
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trigger more urine marking in male dogs inside the article/urine-marking-dogs
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behavior of shelter dogs. Journal of Veterinary Behavior.
Thoroughly Cleaning the Soiled Areas 2019;30:16-24. doi:10.1016/j.jveb.2018.11.002
It is important to use an enzymatic urine cleaner
when cleaning urine from areas in your home.
These cleaners help reduce remaining odors and
particles. If your pet smells any lingering urine

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THE RESCUE STORY OF BUBBA GUMP

BY: JINNY NEALON

In September 1996, our “Lucy” (CH Rosecommon’s I Love Lucy) presented us with four lovely puppies. Lucy had
been bred to a very handsome champion from Maryland who was a solid liver. We received two liver dogs from
this joining, a ticked dog and a ticked bitch. As the weeks went by, we chose a solid liver male that we named For-
rest as our keeper. (Rosecommon’s Destiny)

Our Forrest grew into a very handsome boy as the months went by! We had very high expectations for him. Not only
was he handsome, but he was birdie and a very special boy. He and I were together every day as I worked at home.
We took long walks in the woods, went down to pick up the mail, went for rides in the car, and just had a lot of fun
together. He was my constant companion and my buddy. Although I have had other dogs, Forrest crept way into my
heart, and I loved him very much.

When Forrest turned six months old, the unbelievable happened. Forrest became very ill right out of nowhere. My
healthy, robust puppy had to be put to sleep as there was no hope. I was devastated! I took him to the vet and held
him in my arms as I had held all my dogs when it was their time to go and watched and cried as the life passed from
him. It is always difficult to lose a dog you love at any stage in their life, but when you lose one so young with so much
promise, it is a feeling that no one can understand unless they have been there.

Several weeks went by, and I received a call from Peg Gagnon. The Framingham Massachusetts Dog Officer was holding
a GSP puppy. Peg asked if there were any chance that I would transport the dog from Massachusetts to New Hampshire
to be fostered. Since I had plans to go to the Boston area that week, I told Peg that I would be more than happy to help
rescue out. I called the Framingham dog officer and made arrangements to meet her after my appointment in Boston.

The Framingham dog officer told me that the dog in question was a six-month-old male GSP puppy. This pup had been
taken from its owners because it had been abused and neglected. He had been tied to a tree for the entire winter,
never brought into the house, regardless of the weather. He had no shelter, not even a blanket on which he could
sleep. A 40-pound bag of dog food was opened and left outside by the dog for him to eat. The food was wet and rancid.
The dog officer finally got a court order to remove the pup, but she wanted to get him out of Massachusetts as soon
as she could so that there would be no way that these people could ever get him back. She said he was sweet, and a
vet had checked him out.

We made arrangements to meet on Route 9 to transport the pup to New Hampshire. I got to the agreed-upon location,
and the dog officer was waiting in her Van. I pulled in and greeted her. Then she opened the back of her Van. And
in the crate was a wiggly, happy GSP pup. At first glance, he looked like a handsome pup; then, she opened the crate
door. Out bound a solid liver male puppy! I started to cry. I explained my story of Forrest to her as the puppy kissed
and jumped on me with gusto. Neither of us could believe the coincidence. On my ride back to New Hampshire, I
called my husband, Jack, on my cell phone.

I told Jack that this could not just be a coincidence, that I genuinely believed that in some way Forest had intervened
and that it was destiny that brought me to help out this pup at this particular time. Jack said to me, “since we lost our
Forrest, named after the character Forest Gump, why not call this rescue pup after Forrest Gump’s best friend? And
so it was that we named him Bubba.

Bubba was right at home in our kennel. He picked up training very quickly for a dog who had lived outside his entire
young life. He was crate trained and house trained in 2 weeks. Jack took him out and put birds out for him. He pointed
birds! We worked him on walking on a leash, taught him to come, and played ball with him every day.

Then that inevitable day came. A phone call from a young man from Candia, New Hampshire; he was referred to me
for a rescue dog. This man had owned sporting dogs in the past and wanted a dog that could be a family companion
and a hunting companion. I told him about Bubba, and he was very anxious to meet him. He told me about his wife
and baby daughter and wanted to know if Bubba would like children. We made an appointment, and I told him to
come and meet Bubba for himself. I told him that I didn’t think there was anyone that Bubba wouldn’t love.

It was love at first sight for both this young man and Bubba. It was also a love story for the entire family. Bubba is liv-
ing with his new family and loving every minute of it. His name has been changed, but he’s still the same lovable guy.

I didn’t have Forrest for very long, but I think of him every day that passes by. What he could have been and all the
fun I missed out on with him. Then I think of Bubba and the joy he is giving his new family, and I thank Forest for
ensuring that the stars were just right the day Peggy called. I got to have a little bit of him back, if only for a short time.
And that another loving GSP can have a wonderful life with people who will truly love him.

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NEW GSPCA TITLE HOLDERS

GSPCA MEMBER OWNER’S & CO-OWNERS

Compiled by Karen Josephsen, [email protected]

The GSPCA Board of Directors and Members love, love, love to SHOWCASE new GSP Title holders. The feats of our Shorthairs are
nothing short of AWESOME.
To be listed all owners and co-owners must be members of the GSPCA.
Any questions or comments - Send to: Karen Josephsen [email protected]

The Trick Dog Titles listed immediately below were overlooked and should have appeared on our Nov/Dec 2021 Issue.
TRICK DOG NOVICE
Rose Mountain’s Coral Bud TKN .............................................................................................. Elizabeth Tauser, Randy Tauser & Tiffany Cessna
Rose Mountain’s Crimson Petal TKN........................................................................................ Elizabeth Tauser, Randy Tauser & Tiffany Cessna
CH Riveredge Forged In Fire CGC TKN ............................................................................................................................................. Jan Budnick
GCH CH Whiteoak & Dreamn Dont You Forget About Me CGC TKN .................................. Jennifer N Murphy & Erin Bernecker & Eric J Murphy
Shill Rest’s Ain’T She Impressive CGC TKN .................................................................................................................................. Marcia Pollack
Mockingbird’s Ever There Carolina Wren BCAT CGC TKN .......................................................................................Joseph Bross & Brynn Bross
Allstar’s Molly Get Her Dunn CGC TKN............................................................................................................................................. Lynn Ingham
Oakpoint’s Taking The World By Storm CGCA TKN VHMA VHMP........................................................ Angela M Chamberlain & Cassie Sanders
Megaluno’s Maximus TKN................................................................................................................................................................... Blenda Diaz
TRICK DOG INTERMEDIATE
GCHG CH Rose Mountain’s Pink Legacy CGC TKI..................................................Melissa Hungerford, Barbara Van Blarcum & Tiffany Cessna
NEW TITLES FOR JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2022
FIELD CHAMPION
FC Msr’s Tickle My Mustache............................................................................................................................ Gene Moseley & sherrie moseley
FC Southern Mist - Kutt’Em Kimber........................................................................................................................................................ Paul Guay
AMATEUR FIELD CHAMPION
FC AFC Wfk Queen Bey........................................................................................................................................................................... TK Smith
JUNIOR HUNTER
Nmk’s Natasha Romanoff JH.......................................................................................................................................................... Annika Jensen
Bouncin Lily’s Field Of Toxic Petals JH............................................................................................................................................ Kelly Ladrigan
SENIOR HUNTER
Bouncin Polkadot Pink Cobra SH DS............................................................................................................................................... Kelly Ladrigan
Mwm Gamble’s Blue Max Spitfire SH.................................................................................................................................................Rick Hopkins
MASTER HUNTER
Fenton River Redrock Fancy Me MH.................................................................................................................................................. Carl Correra
Aspen Hill Say When MH................................................................................................................................................................ Jeremy Steinle
CHAMPION
CH Ehrenvogel Doesn’T Fall Far From The Tree.......................................................................... Ann Claire Lester & Marina Renee Lara D.V.M.
CH Honeybriar N Mikarma’s Put On The Red Light JH....................................................... Brenda Mahoney & Tina M Craig & Charles Mahoney
CH De Lombardie Grand Cru................................................................................................................David Gontz & Cynthia Gontz & Lise Cere
CH Diadem’s Aurora Borealis........................................................................................................Jeffrey Keatley & Sandra Maks & Anne Keatley
CH Kan-Point Showme Less Bitter More Glitter.......................................................................................................................... Lucretia Coonrod
CH Opk’s I Dare Say Von Rommelhaus JH....................................................................................................Steven Herman & Lenore A Parsons
GRAND CHAMPION
GCH CH Ehrenvogel Rock Of Ages..............................................................................................Carlene Swensson & Marina Renee Lara, DVM
GCH CH Braerwood Secret Autumn Breeze Von Vespers.............................................................................................................Matthew Proctor
GCH CH Mi Karma’s Purple Magic Mantra At Stilpoint BN RI SIN DJ CGC TKN..........................................Ms. Kristine M Eckard & Tina M Craig
GRAND CHAMPION BRONZE
GCHB CH Windkist’s Take It To The Limit CD PCD BN GN RE SH NAJ DS CGC ATT.................................................Mrs. Odette Lynch Fetzner
GCHB CH Stonehills Misery Business JH BCAT DE DMA TKN...................................................................................... Ms. Molly Caitlin McCown
RALLY NOVICE
Newpoint Lightning Strikes Twice RN JH..........................................................................................................................................Nancy E Ward

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RALLY ADVANCED EXCELLENT 10
GCH CH RACH3 Newpoint Indian Summer VCD2 PCD BN GN RM8 RAE10 VST TDU JHA AX OAJ XF XFP CAX BCAT DJ TKA.Nancy E Ward

RALLY MASTER
CH Nmk’s Go The Distance UD BN GN RM JH NA CGC TKN............................................................................................................. Karen Allen

RALLY MASTER 3
CH Little Hunter’s Against The Odds CD BN RM3 RAE3 MH DS CGC TKI.......................................................................................... Jami Meath

RALLY CHAMPION
CH RACH Little Hunter’s Against The Odds CD BN RM3 RAE3 MH DS CGC TKI............................................................................... Jami Meath

AGILITY COURSE TEST 1
CH R Desire’s Airborne At Dawn JH ACT1.......................................................................................................................................Cindy Smullen

AGILITY COURSE TEST 1 JWW
Blue Star’s Circle H Von Boon E Roo Roo Ruger RN ACT2 ACT1J SWNE SCA SIA SEA CGCA CGCU TKA........................................................
......................................................................................................................................................... Alyssa M Battaglia-Hofmann & Kyle Hofmann

NOVICE AGILITY JUMPER
Brushy Mountain’s Georgia James NAJ BCAT ACT1 ACT2J...................................................................................................... Courtney A Longo
CH Voyager’s Refined Finish JH NAJ CGCA.................................................................................................Karen Rooks Nauer & David J Nauer

OPEN AGILITY JUMPER
GCH CH Voyager’s Crushing It NA OAJ........................................................................................................Karen Rooks Nauer & David J Nauer

EXCELLENT AGILITY JUMPER PREFERRED
GCH CH RACH3 Newpoint Indian Summer VCD2 PCD BN GN RM8 RAE10 VST TDU JHA AX OAJ AJP XF XFP CAX BCAT DJ TKA................
......................................................................................................................................................................................................... Nancy E Ward

MASTER GOLD JUMPER PREFERRED
PACH Seugenhof Begin Again OA NAJ MXP7 MXPS MJP7 MJPG PAX OFP................................................................................. Susan Mcginty

TIME 2 BEAT
GCH CH Still’s Stormbuster’s April Jester CD RI MX MXJ MFB T2B RATCHX2 CZ8B DE DM CGC TKI.... Jeri Fishack & Lt. Col. Jeffrey Fishack
Doppler MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B ACT1 TKA............................................................................................................................Katrina Landis
CH Yellow Rose’s Ballroom Blitz CD BN RN AX MXJ MXF T2B.....................................................................................Sheri A Fastenrath D.V.M.

BCAT
Megaluno’s Maximus BCAT TKI.......................................................................................................................................................... Blenda Diaz
Novembers Frosty Moon CA BCAT............................................................................................................................................. Mr. Timothy Tiner
GCH CH Rockpoint’s Solid Stelor BCAT.................................................................................... Margo Jeanine Sassaman & Edward Guy Antonio

DCAT
Gracie Jolene Hunter RN CA DCAT RATO CGC TKN............................................................................................................. Fawn Marie Kovach
Mays Tatanka Tequila CAA DCAT.................................................................................................................................................Mrs. Nicole Tiner

FCAT
Sonrise Mercy Me CA FCAT DMA DSA......................................................................................................................................Cynthia Sandstedt

COURSING ABILITY
Gracie Jolene Hunter RN CA BCAT RATO CGC TKN............................................................................................................. Fawn Marie Kovach
Novembers Frosty Moon CA BCAT............................................................................................................................................. Mr. Timothy Tiner
GCH CH Agape Here Hold My Beer CA BCAT................................................................................................................Richard & Ellen Mahoney

COURSING ABILITY ADVANCED
Mays Tatanka Tequila CAA DCAT.................................................................................................................................................Mrs. Nicole Tiner

BEGINNER NOVICE
CH Coldwaters These Shoes Fit Just Fine BN RE TKA......................................................................................................................... Lee Goertz

COMPANION DOG
CH Newpoint Georgia On My Mind CD BN RE JH CA......................................................................................................................Nancy E Ward

UTILITY DOG
GCH CH Coldwater’s & Gorta’s All In Stryde UD GN GO RE FDC DS CGCA TKI ATT.............................................................................Geri Orta

CANINE GOOD CITIZEN
CH Newpoint In The Nick Of Time BN RI BCAT CGCA TKA........................................................................................ Avery Cox & Nancy E Ward
Windchime’s Breezy Lost Island Benne CGC..................................................................................................................................... Eric Lowman
Iracebeth, Duchess Of Chaos CGC VHMP VSWB.......................................................................................................................... Mollie S Fiegel
You Bet I Bit The Chef JH CGC............................................................................................................................................Mrs. Krysta Lea Them

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CANINE GOOD CITIZEN ADVANCED
CH High Cal’S Dakota Dark Side Of The Moon RN JH FDC CGCA TKI VHMA..................................... Ms. JoAnn M Steve & Mr. Brian A Stafford
AKC TEMPERAMENT TEST
CH Kan-Point Seugenhof Hero Of Asgard JH CGC ATT.............................................................................Cindi Chilbert & Michael Chilbert Ph.D.
VIRTUAL HOME MANNERS ADULT
Iracebeth, Duchess Of Chaos CGC VHMA VHMP VSWI................................................................................................................. Mollie S Fiegel
DOCK SENIOR EXCELLENT
CH Rose Mountain’s Chasing The Pink Dream BN RI DM DSX HDS CGC TKN..................................................... Jean Harvey & Tiffany Cessna
Ike Vom Hidden Creek RN NF DM DSX CGC TKN...........................................................................................................................Julie Jernigan
DOCK MASTER
CH Rose Mountain’s Chasing The Pink Dream BN RI DM DSA HDS CGC TKN..................................................... Jean Harvey & Tiffany Cessna
DOCK MASTER ADVANCED
Briarfields Kricket Okeenan RN JH DMA AS......................................................................................................Melinda Crismon & Jane Brennan
DOCK MASTER EXCELLENT
CH Rose Mountain’s Pink Spiked Punch JH DE DMX TKN.............................................................Brad Jordan & Sallie Jordan & Tiffany Cessna
DOCK MASTER EXCELLENT 2
GCH CH Rose Mountain’s I Can Make You Blush DMX2 DSA AM HDJ CGC TKN.................................Tiffany Cessna & Barbara Van Blarcum &
Melissa Hungerford
HYDRODASH JUNIOR
CH Rose Mountain’s Pink Spiked Punch JH DE DMX HDJ TKN.....................................................Brad Jordan & Sallie Jordan & Tiffany Cessna
OPEN BARN HUNT
Nitro V RE CAA FCAT ACT2J SCN SEN SBN RATO DM CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA...............................................Mr. Jordan Lee Armstrong
FARM DOG CERTIFIED
GCH CH Red Clay’s Stryke Force FDC SWN SCA SEA..............................................................................Deborah F Burgess & Dennis Burgess
Cuttin Wilds Space Cowgirl X Kimber Tactical Greta JH FDC DCAT ACT2 RATO OSD CGCA CGCU TKE..............................Kathleen Reynolds
SCENT WORK NOVICE
Cheza’s Keep The Faith BN JH SWN CGCA TKN.......................................................................................................................... Detta Andreana
Nitro V RE TDU CAA FCAT ACT2J SWN SBA RATO DM CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA...............................................Mr. Jordan Lee Armstrong
SCENT WORK ADVANCED
Nmk’s She’s A Gnatural UDX7 GN GO VER RAE2 JH OA NAJ SWA......................................................George Anderson & Kathryn N Anderson
SCENT WORK MASTER
Jenmist’s Boonshadow Of Shell Creek CDX PUTD RA JH JHR AXP AJP OFP SWM SHDE THD RATS DJX DNA CGCA TKA..... Sally B Harris &

Gordon K Harris
SCENT WORK BURIED NOVICE
Cheza’s Keep The Faith BN JH SWN CGCA TKN.......................................................................................................................... Detta Andreana
GCH CH Wynnsong’s Affair Of The Heart FCAT SCN SEN SBN...........................................................Jill Anne Walters & Peggy Joanne Walters
Jenmist’s Amicable Abigail 2 SCN SIN SBN RATN CGC............................................................................................Sally Harris & Gordon Harris
SCENT WORK BURIED ADVANCED
Nmk’s She’s A Gnatural UDX7 GN GO VER RAE2 JH OA NAJ SWA......................................................George Anderson & Kathryn N Anderson
Nitro V RE TDU CAA FCAT ACT2J SWN SBA RATO DM CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA...............................................Mr. Jordan Lee Armstrong
SCENT WORK BURIED EXCELLENT ELITE
CH Jan’Z Ultra Fine Magic Marker RN FDC MX AXJ MFB T2B CA BCAT ACT2 SWAE SWE SCEE SBEE SCM SHDN RATCH CGCU TKN ATT.
.............................................................................................................................................................................................................Peg Mueller
SCENT WORK BURIED MASTER
CH Jan’Z Ultra Fine Magic Marker RN FDC MX AXJ MFB T2B CA BCAT ACT2 SWAE SWE SCEE SBEE SCM SBM SHDN RATCH CGCU
TKN ATT...............................................................................................................................................................................................Peg Mueller
Jenmist’s Boonshadow Of Shell Creek CDX PUTD RA JH JHR AXP AJP OFP SWE SCM SBM SHDE THD RATS DJX DNA CGCA TKA............
............................................................................................................................................................................ Sally B Harris & Gordon K Harris
SCENT WORK CONTAINER NOVICE
Wildes’ Henry Pawsitively Bulletproof DCAT SCN DS DJ CGC TKN ATT VHMA VSWB....................................................... Christina Anita Wildes
Cheza’s Keep The Faith BN JH SWN CGCA TKN.......................................................................................................................... Detta Andreana
CH Wynnsong’s Champagne And Diamonds SCN SEN........................................................................Jill Anne Walters & Peggy Joanne Walters
Jenmist’s Amicable Abigail 2 SCN SIN SBN RATN CGC............................................................................................Sally Harris & Gordon Harris

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SCENT WORK CONTAINER EXCELLENT
AGCH MACH16 PACH Berihill Gypsy Rose UD RE MXS5 PDS MJS5 PJS MXP4 MXPB MJP4 MJPB PAX MFS2 TQX MFP TQXP T2B5 CAA
SWA SCE.............................................................................................................................................................. Sandy Gonchar & Sid Gonchar
SCENT WORK INTERIOR NOVICE
Nitro V RE TDU CAA FCAT ACT2J SWN SBA RATO DM CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA...............................................Mr. Jordan Lee Armstrong
CH Country Creek’s Mountain Range BN RN BCAT SIN SBN CGCA ATT........................................Patricia Beckstrom & Mary and Albert Baque
Jenmist’s Amicable Abigail 2 SCN SIN SBN RATN CGC............................................................................................Sally Harris & Gordon Harris
SCENT WORK INTERIOR EXCELLENT ELITE
Endevers Autumn Oaks Mist-Ique FDC SWNE SWE SCEE SIEE SBAE SCM SEM SBM SHDM CGC TKN....................................... Stacy Totten
SCENT WORK INTERIOR MASTER
Jenmist’s Boonshadow Of Shell Creek CDX PUTD RA JH JHR AXP AJP OFP SWM SHDE THD RATS DJX DNA CGCA TKA.............................
............................................................................................................................................................................ Sally B Harris & Gordon K Harris
SCENT WORK EXTERIOR NOVICE
CH Wynnsong’s Champagne And Diamonds SCN SEN........................................................................Jill Anne Walters & Peggy Joanne Walters
SCENT WORK EXTERIOR ADVANCED
Nitro V RE TDU CAA FCAT ACT2J SWN SEA SBA RATO DM CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA.......................................Mr. Jordan Lee Armstrong
SCENT WORK EXTERIOR MASTER
Jenmist’s Boonshadow Of Shell Creek CDX PUTD RA JH JHR AXP AJP OFP SWE SCM SEM SBM SHDE THD RATS DJX DNA CGCA TKA.......

Sally B Harris & Gordon K Harris
SCENT WORK HANDLER DISCRIMINATION EXCELLENT
Winter Creek’s True Grit JH OAP NJP OFP SWE SCAE SEAE SINE SHDE RATO TKA................................................................Teresa Locatelli
VIRTUAL SCENT WORK BEGINNER
Bnj Livin’ On A Prayer @ Rock Creek TKN VSWB....................................................................................................... Maria Appel & Travis Appel
VIRTUAL SCENT WORK INTERMEDIATE
Iracebeth, Duchess Of Chaos CGC VHMP VSWI............................................................................................................................ Mollie S Fiegel
TRICK DOG NOVICE
Stonehills Fair Warning Finchley TKN................................................................................................................... Amanda Mohr & Christian Mohr
TRICK DOG INTERMEDIATE
Coldwater’s I Am Iron Man TKI................................................................................................ Trevyn DuBois & Kimberly Abbott & Tiffany DuBois

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[email protected] QUALIFIERS

GCHB CH Aus Dem Norden’s Duel In the desert CD PCD BN RE JH FDC ACT2 TKP ....................... Erica & Mary Morris
AGCH MACH16 PACH Berihill Gypsy Rose UD RE MXS5 PDS MJS5 PJS MXP4 MXPB MJP4 MJPB PAX MFS2 TQX MFP
TQXP T2B5 CAA SWA SCE ................................................................................................................ Sandy & Sid Gonchar
Blue Star’s Circle H Von Boon E Roo Roo Ruger RN ACT2 SWN SCNE SINE SENE CGCA CGCU TKA .................... Alyssa

Battaglia-Hofmann & Kyle Hofmann
Copper Creek’s Changin It Up, BN RE OA NAJ NAP NJP NPF SCN SIN SEN .......................................Kimberly Trzcinski
Crystal’s Apple Tart - Pippin UD PCD BN RA AX AXJ XF BCAT ACT1 ACT1J CGC TKN .........................Eleanor O’Connor
Doppler, MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B ACT1 TKA .......................................................................................Katrina Landis
AGCH MACH4 PACH2 Ehrenvogel Onapoint Aphrodite MXB2 PAD MJG2 MXP5 MXPS MJP6 MJPS PDJ PAX2 MFC
TQX T2B3 T2BP CA DCAT.................................................................................. Brent Henry & Marina Renee Lara D.V.M.
MACH Ehrenvogel Wings Of Hope’s Wanderin’ Free JH MXB MJB XF BCAT DM DS ...................................... Beth Janos
Fenton River Claiming The Victory UD NAP NJP ...........................................................................Lauri & Jerome Bailey
GCH CH CT Fieldfine’s Kickin’ Up Dust, VCD1 CDX PCD BN GN RE OJP NFP CA SCN CGC TKN ................ Sharon Baker
...................................................................................................................... & Dorothea Vooris Simberlund & Tom Baker
Holly XXX, NAP ......................................................................................................................................Kimberly Trzcinski
Ike Vom Hidden Creek RN DM DS DSA CGC TKN ......................................................................................... Julie Jernigan
CH Jan’Z Ultra Fine Magic Marker RN FDC MX AXJ MFB T2B CA BCAT ACT2 SWAE SWE SCEE SCM SHDN RATCH
CGCU TKN ATT ................................................................................................................................................... Peg Mueller
Little Hunter’s Gyva CDX RM3 RAE4 MH AX AXJ NF DS CGC TKA ..................................................................Jami Meath
RACH Little Hunter’s Ivissa CDX RM3 RAE4 MH MX AXJ NF DS CGC TKA .....................................................Jami Meath
Mabe’s Magic Moment CD2 BN RE JH BCAT SWN CGC TKI ...............................................Sandra & Scott Lewandowski
MACH Meadowhill’s Ain’T No Mountain High Enough MXS MJS XF T2B3 ............................... Penny & Dave Clement
MACH Meadowhill’s Easy Rider MXG MJG MFB TQX T2B2 ACT2 TKI ..................... Diane Philibert & Mark Rosenblatt
CH Mi Karma’s Brooklyn’s On Fire! AX OAJ OF DM ........................................................... Lynn Middleton & Tina Craig
Millerforge Mischief Maker NAJ OF DCAT SWN SEA RATCHX3 DMX DS AS CGC ......................... Kathryn Tyler Smiley
PACH2 Mon Yough Rivers’ Anna Belle TD MX MXJ MXP7 MXPS MJP7 MJPG PAX2 XF MFP T2B T2BP DM .................

Richard Studer
GCH CH RACH2 Newpoint Indian Summer VCD2 PCD BN GN RM8 RAE10 VST TDU JHA AX OAJ AJP XF XFP CAX
BCAT DJ TKA ..................................................................................................................................................... Nancy Ward
CH Nmk’s Go The Distance, UD BN GN RE JH NA CGC TKN ............................................................................Karen Allen
Pro Shot Dark Storm ..............................................................................................................Jami Meath & Joshua Moore
Robin Crest Shasta Daisy BN RN NJP NFP ............................................................. Valerie Spadaccini & Robin Remondi
PACH Seugenhof Begin Again OA NAJ MXP7 MXPS MJP7 MJPG PAX OFP ............................................... Susan Mcginty
CH Shomberg’s I’M On A Sugar High NAP NJP DCAT ACT2 SCA SBN CGC ................................................. Diane Lagasse
CH Shomberg N Mikarma Save The Day NJP ................................Samantha Honaker & Lorie Crain & Sharon Dattilio
Still’s Chase’N The Wizard Of Oz – Oscar, BN RN MX AXJ XF T2B RATM CZ8B TKI ...................... Jeri & Jeffrey Fishack
Still’s Gone With The Wind – Winnie, CD BN RI MX MXB MXJ MJB OF RATCHX TKI ............................... Mrs. Kris Hart
GCH CH Still’s Stormbuster’s April Jester – Jessie Jo, CD RI MX MXJ MFB T2B RATCHX3 CZ8B DE DM CGC TKI ...........
............................................................................................................................................................. Jeri & Jeffrey Fishack
MACH PACH2 Sunrise Greased Lightning MXS MJS MXPB MJP6 MJPS PAX2 MXF T2B SCN SEN SBN TKI ........... Patty
......................................................................................... Ewing, D.V.M., Lorie Crain, Samantha Honaker, Bruce Lessley
Sunrise Lightning Strikes Thrice MX MXB MXJ MJB T2B ..........................................Samantha Honaker & Lorie Crain
PACH Sunrise N Starpoint Red Solo Cup AX OAJ MXP5 MXPS MJP3 MJPB PAX NF T2BP ...............................Samantha
...........................................................................................................................................................Honaker & Lorie Crain
GCH CH Voyager’s Crushing It NA NAJ ............................................................................................. Karen & Dave Nauer
GCH CH Voyager’s Princess Bride SH NA NF .................................................................................... Karen & Dave Nauer
CH Voyager’s Refined Finish JH NAJ CGCA ....................................................................................... Karen & Dave Nauer
Voyager’s Road To Glory AX AXJ XF ACT2 DM CGC ......................................................................... Sandy & Sid Gonchar
Voyager’s Sonoma Heartbreak Ridge OA OAJ OF BCAT DEA ........................................................................ Brent Henry
GCH CH Windkist’s Heart Of The Matter VCD1 PCD BN RI SH NF SWA GCGA TKA ATT ........................... Diane Krause
CH Windkist’s Cruz Cntrl CDX PCDX BN GN GO RAE MH13 MHA JHR NA NAJ AXP AJP NF XFP CA CGC ATT
........................................................................................................................................................................ Odette Fetzner
Windkist’s Life In The Fast Lane JH MX AXJ OF T2B ................................................................................... Thomas Rady
GCH CH Windkist’s Take It To The Limit CD PCD BN GN RE SH NAJ DS CGC ATT........................Odette Lynch Fetzner
Wolf Pain Brooks Little Miss Duchess CD RN RM3 RAE2 MH NA OAJ NF CGC TKA .......... Jami Meath & Paula Schloer
MACH3 Wynfields Rayce To The Finish CD RA SH MXS2 PAD MJB2 MFG TQX T2B2 CGC ..................... Sandy Gonchar
Wynfield’s Take Me Home OA OF .......................................................................................Patricia & Gregory Nicholson
CH Yellow Rose Ballroom Blitz CD BN RN AX MXJ MXF T2B .................................................................. Sheri Fastenrath
GCHB CH Yellow Rose’s Crosby - Bing, UD BN RE MX MXB MXJ MJS MXP MJP XF T2B CGCA TKA ..... Sheri Fastenrath

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[email protected] January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021

RANK MACH STANDINGS POINTS OWNER
1 9,330 Beth Janos
2 NAME 9,190 Sandy Gonchar
3 MACH Ehrenvogel Wings Of Hope’s Wanderin’ Free JH MXB MJB XF BCAT DM DS 6,305 Penny & Dave Clement
4 MACH3 Wynfields Rayce To The Finish CD RA SH MXS2 PAD MJB2 MFG TQX T2B2 CGC 5,350 Katrina Landis
5 MACH Meadownill’s Ain’T No Mountain High Enough MXS MJS XF T2B3 5,205 Samantha Honaker & Lorie Crain
6 Doppler, MX MXB MXJ MJB MXF T2B ACT1 TKA 3,490 Diane Philibert & Mark Rosenblatt
6 Sunrise Lightning Strikes Thrice MX MXB MXJ MJB T2B 3,490 Kris Hart
8 MACH Meadowhill’s Easy Rider MXG MJG MFB TQX T2B2 ACT2 TKI 3,370 Sandy & Sid Gonchar
9 Still’s Gone With The Wind CD BN RI MX MXB MXJ MJB OF RATCHX TKI 3,330 Sheri Fastenrath
10 Voyager’s Road To Glory AX AXJ XF ACT2 DM CGC 2,200 Eleanor O’Connor
CH Yellow Rose Ballroom Blitz, CD BN RN AX MXJ MXF
Crystal’s Apple Tart UD PCD BN RA AX AXJ XF BCAT ACT1 ACT1J CGC TKN

RANK PACH STANDINGS POINTS OWNER
1 12,075 Patty Ewing, D.V.M., Lorie Crain, Samantha
NAME Honaker, Bruce Lessley
2 MACH PACH 2 Sunrise Greased Lightning MXS MJS MXPB MJP6 MJPS PAX2 MXF T2B SCN 10,735 Sandy & Sid Gonchar
SEN SBN TKI
3 AGCH MACH16 PACH Berihill Gypsy Rose UD RE MXS5 PDS MJS5 PJS MXP4 MXPB MJP4 6,345 Brent Henry & Marina Renee Lara D.V.M.
MJPB PAX MFS2 TQX MFP TQXP T2B5 CAA SWA SCE
4 AGCH MACH4 PACH2 Ehrenvogel Onapoint Ahprodite MXB2 PAD MJG2 MXP5 MXPS MJP6 6,260 Susan Mcginty
5 MJPS PDJP PAX2 MFC TQX T2B3 T2BP CA DCAT 5,480 Samantha Honaker & Lorie Crain
6 PACH Seugenhof Begin Again OA NAJ MXP7 MXPS MJP7 MJPG PAX OFP 1,875 Sheri Fastenrath
7 PACH Sunrise N Starpoint Red Solo Cup AX OAJ MXP5 MXPS MJP3 MJPB PAX NF 645 Lauri & Jerome Bailey
8 GCHB CH Yellow Rose’s Crosby UD BN RE MX MXB MXJ MJS MXP MJP XF T2B CGCA TKA 638 Diane Lagasse
9 Fenton River Claiming The Victory, UD NAP NJP 546 Kimberly Trzcinski
10 525 Richard Studer
CH Shomberg’s I’M On A Sugar High NAP NJP DCAT ACT2 SCA SBN CGC
Copper Creek’s Changin It Up, RN NA NAP SCN SIN SEN
PACH2 Mon Yough Rivers’Anna Belle TD MX MXJ MXP7 MXPS MJP7 MJPG PAX2 XF MFP
T2B T2BP DM

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GSPCA TOP 10 FIELD TRIAL STATISTICS
FINAL FIELD TRIAL RANKINGS 2021
Compiled by: Ryan Carson, [email protected]

AMATEUR PUPPY

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Pattie Dutra
1 J And P's Rush To The Yuba F 20 Jeff Singewald Jessie Ruela
Kimberly Eaton
2 Gemutlich Let's Give Them Something To Talk  About F 18 Joseph Ruela Carl Correra
15 Kenneth Lynch
3 Chocolate Star's Last Chance F 15 Stephanie Ellars Jessie Ruela
12 Caroline Natalie Yancy
3 Hunt'Em Up's Bullitt Gt F 12 Kevin Donohue Joyce Sullivan
8 Joseph Ruela
5 Texas Traveler's Oliver Twist M 8 Clyde Coulter Bobbi Lynn Cress
8 Michael Sullivan
5 Nk's Best Calamity Queen Elizabeth F 8 Chris Young Bryan Hogan
8 Curt Cress Pattie Dutra
7 Gemutlich Hot Fudge Sundae With Nutz M 8 Raul Pineda
8 Amy Hogan
7 Coulter's Full Throttle M 8 Jeff Singewald
8 Sheila Budden
7 Beastmeister Parker JH M 8 Lestter Gutierrez

7 In-Country's Money Shot F

7 Rugerheim's Whiskey Magic F

7 Pinedas Bring It On Rippster M

7 Grb's Gi-Re Muddy Paws F

7 Grb's J & P's Shake Rattle And Roll M

7 Myers Glenn Ree JH M

7 Jasmine Del Castillo De Calatrava F

OPEN PUPPY

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Derrick Nicholas Ream Bobbi Lynn Cress
1 Ream's Little Ace F 26 Karen Niffenegger
2 Rugerheim's Whiskey Magic Curt Cress
3 Foxgloves Making Change F 24 Kimberly Eaton
4 Flint Hills Bubba Brian Hill
5 Franco's Mig Buster F 23 Mike Zimbelman
5 Haskal Run Ella Harvey Franco
5 Cherpiper Clay's Cooper M 19 Thomas James
8 Chocolate Star's Last Chance M 16 William Michael Cole
9 Wildfire's Snowy Mountain F 16
9 Top Fuel's Bad Bad Leroy Brown Kenneth Lynch
M 16
Mike Vicari
F 13 Brian Robert Lick

F 12

M 12

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FINAL FIELD TRIAL RANKINGS 2021
Compiled by: Ryan Carson, [email protected]

AMATEUR DERBY

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Jessie Ruela
1 Gemutlich Let's Give Them Something To Talk About F 31 Joseph Ruela Laola Simmons
Kimberly Eaton
2 NMK's Talk On The Street F 20 James Simmons
3 Chocolate Star's Last Chance Jessie Ruela
4 Salt Lake City Uno Uno F 15 Kenneth Lynch
5 Nk's Whole Lot Like Jax Pamela Stillman
6 Gemutlich Hot Fudge Sundae With Nutz M 14 Ralph DiSanto Kimberly Eaton
Carl Correra
F 9 Kevin Michael 
Donohue

M 8 Joseph Ruela

7 Shaska Vom Bestwig JH F 7 Sheila Budden

7 Miller Creek's On The Horizon F 7 Matthew Miller
7 Jasmine Del Castillo De Calatrava F 7 Lestter Gutierrez
10 CH Ehrenvogel Stills Famous Amos M 6 Gereth Stillman
10 Chocolate Star's Last Hope F 6 Kenneth Lynch

10 Hunt'Em Up's Bullitt Gt F 6 Stephanie Ellars

OPEN DERBY

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Allison Miller
1 Up N' Adam's Gaining Elevation M 32 Joshua Miller
2 Wildfire's Snowy Mountain Mary Carmichael
3 Nk's Whole Lot Like Jax F 23 Mike Vicari
3 Bdk's Jax's Orginal Fire Chief Pamela Stillman
3 Bdk Harry's Hot Mess F 21 Kevin Michael Donohue Dierk Davis
6 You Bet I'M A Whiskey Lullaby Christine Baxter
7 CH Ehrenvogel Stills Famous Amos M 21 Russell Robinson
7 Clown's Night Train
7 CH Kan-Point N Bax-Star's Max'D Out F 21 Brooks Carmichael
10 Wfk Eastland Ll Cool Jane
F 20 Jason Hyler

M 18 Gereth Stillman

M 18 Sam Hare

M 18 Shane Baxter

F 17 Peter Aggelatos

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FINAL FIELD TRIAL RANKINGS 2021
Compiled by: Ryan Carson, [email protected]

AMATEUR ALL AGE

NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
1 HCK'S Clowns Last Straw Dierk Davis
2 GFC FC AFC Bmb's Samsquanch M 18 Sam Hare Brandon Blum
3 GAFC FC AFC Cajun's Firecracker Jennifer Blum Keith Bryant
3 Hi-Tailyn's Talented Texan M 16 Bruce Bryant
3 FC Foxgloves Shoot To Thrill Keith Bryant Sue Ahlman
6 Right Stuff's Warrior Princess SH F 12 Heinz Ahlman
6 FC AFC Pj Wildfires Little Bo JH William Paul Padovano Keith Richardson
6 Right Stuff's Rock N Roll JH M 12 Frank Vicari Harlan  Higgin-
9 Prairie Wind Bert's Joke On Us William Paul Padovano botham
M 12 Roberta Richardson Larry Loftin
9 NFC GFC FC AFC H's Am Cruiser Irene Palmer
F9
9 AFC Hi-N's Zip It
9 Dunfur's Full Nelson M9
9 Chicoree's Country Star
M9

M8

M 8 Mark Verdoorn

M 8 Dr. Kirk Loftin
F 8 Calvin Palmer
F 8 Fred Ryan

OPEN ALL AGE

NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Nancy Huyser
1 FC AFC Pinnacle Dee's Mighty Mouse F 37 Dr. Kirk Loftin
Thomas Tazza
2 FC Highstanding Cuttin Edge M 34 Anthony Rusciano Keith Richardson

3 FC R N Quailpoint Blackriver Rusty Spur M 29 Kenneth Huyser

4 FC Texas Tuff M 28 Terry Bomer

5 FC AFC West Wind's Blues Image M 27 Lance Fargo

6 Right Stuff's Rock N Roll JH M 25 William Paul Padovano

7 FC AFC Wildfires Royal Flush M 24 Mike Vicari

8 DC AFC Up N'Adam's Born Free F 23 Katrin Tazza

9 Pacific's Cracker Jax M 22 Jack Richbourg

10 GFC FC Prairie Wind Bdk's Dot Onthe Horizon F 21 Roberta Richardson

10 Fieldmaster's Dottie Von Handleburg F 21 Robert Grove

10 Dunfur's Wings Of An Angel F 21 Joseph David Fowler III

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FINAL FIELD TRIAL RANKINGS 2021
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AMATEUR LIMITED GUN DOG

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
1 FC AFC Pinnacle Dee's Mighty Mouse TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
Dr. Kirk Loftin
F 50 Robert Reyn- Keith Richardson
olds DVM
2 FC AFC In-Country's Hurricane Jane F 45 Roberta Richardson Brandon Blum
Clint Matthews Matt Solt
3 FC Pw Indian Brook Heads Up F 43 Thomas Tazza
Michael Vaz John Frank
3 FC AFC Race To The Moon M 43
Larry Metter
5 FC AFC Mv's Grb's No Wild Deed Too Dirty M 41 Jennifer Blum
Nichole Solt
6 FC AFC Aunt Troji"S Dirty Nike F 37
6 FC AFC Bmb's Madison Ave F 37 Katrin Tazza

8 NAGDC NGDC GFC FC AFC Saddled Whitehorse F 36 Susan Frank

9 DC AFC Up N'Adam's Iron Maiden F 29

10 FC AFC Flyin F's Duke Wyatt JH M 28

AMATEUR GUN DOG

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER
1 TK Smith Dr. Kirk Loftin
2 FC AFC Wfk Queen Bey F 52 Larry Loftin Sherrie Moseley
2 Gene Moseley
4 GFC GAFC FC AFC P J Wildfires Little Lexi JH F 46 Clyde Jerome Coulter Brandie Johnson
4 Lance Johnson
4 FC Msr's Tickle My Mustache F 46 Harlan Higgin-
7 E Warren Eizman botham
8 NAGDC FC AFC Coulter's Ultra Cola F 40 Laola Simmons Athena Tirre
8
10 Fraulein Bonnie's Bad Reputation F 40 Mark Verdoorn

FC AFC Dunfur's Lil Gem F 40 Clint Matthews
DC NMK's Willow In The Wind MH F 39 Janet Chandler

NFC GFC FC AFC H's Am Cruiser M 38

FC AFC Race To The Moon M 38
DC Yong Guns-Rugerheim's Maggie May F 35

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FINAL FIELD TRIAL RANKINGS 2021
Compiled by: Ryan Carson, [email protected]

RANK NAME OPEN LIMITED GUN DOG PRIMARY OWNER SECOND
OWNER
1 SEX CUMULA- Raul Pineda
2 TIVE TOTAL Larry Metter

FC AFC Mv's Grb's Pineda's Birdbustn Chulada F 87

FC AFC Aunt Troji"S Dirty Nike F 51

3 GFC GAFC FC AFC P J Wildfires Little Lexi JH F 43 Larry Loftin Dr. Kirk Loftin

3 FC AFC Dunfur's Lil Gem F 43 E Warren Eizman
F
5 Highstanding Cuttin Stelle M 41 Timothy Holmes
F 37 Pamela Parshall
6 GCH CH Ehrenvogel Gunning For My Heart  BN  RN  SH  M 36 Dr. Kirk Loftin Marina Renee 
CGC TKN F Lara DVM
F
7 FC AFC Pinnacle Dee's Mighty Mouse

7 Quijano's Wd40-Rusty 36 David Quijano

9 NFC FC Riverside Farms No Sleep Til Brook Lynn 35 Charles Edward Lane II

10 Windjammer's Gem 34 Terry Zygalinski

OPEN GUN DOG

RANK NAME SEX CUMULA- PRIMARY SECOND
TIVE TOTAL OWNER OWNER

1 Liverhead's Hebrew Ezekiel M 79 Rohrk Cutchlow Ann Spiegel
Sherrie Moseley
2 FC AFC Saddle's Lil Brandy F 59 James Heule
Marina Renee Lara DVM
3 AFC Creole's On A Lark At Zodiak SH F 49 Michael Fontenot Matt Solt
F 49 Gene Moseley Athena Tirre
3 FC Msr's Tickle My Mustache F 46 David Bills
M 45 Hank Lewis
5 Von Kasdorf's Sami M 43 Pamela Parshall

6 Hi-N's Curtain Call F 40 Nichole Solt

7 GCH CH Ehrenvogel Gun- F 39 Mark Wasserman
ning For My Heart BN RN SH CGC TKN F 37 Janet Chandler

8 NAGDC NGDC GFC FC AFC Saddled White-
horse

9 FC Chisholm Creek's Cut 'Er Loose

10 DC Yong Guns-Rugerheim's Maggie May

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2021 GSPCA OBEDIENCE STATS
THROUGH December 2021 Compiled by: Belinda Venner [email protected]

Rank Dogs Name Owner Total

1 GCHG CH OTCH5 Voyager's Perfect Partner VCD1 UDX6 OGM BN GN GO RE MH OA NF Belinda Venner 637

CGC TKA 482
206
2 Meadowhill's Play With Fire UDX PCDX OM1 BN GO VER RE SH JHR Linda Montgomery 187
187
3 Bleugras Molly Shine On! UD PCDX OM1 Kim Farley 132
4 CH Dsk's The Talented Miss Twiggy UD PUTD BN RM RAE2 SH RATN CGC TKI Diane Felicetta
89
4 R Desire 4 Liberty UD PCD George Anderson 72
52
6 CH Dunstanburgh Pink Sapphire  UDX OM1 BN VER RAE JHA CA BCAT SWA SCE SEE SB Eleanor Campbell 44
E FM DS CGC TKI 36

7 Crystal's Apple Tart UD PCD BN RA AX AXJ OF BCAT ACT1 ACT1J CGC TKN Eleanor O’Connor

8 GCHB CH Chrishelle's Phantom CDX RE MH James Calvin

9 Dunstanburgh's Life Is A Highway CDX RE DM DS CGC TKI Juli Thompson

9 GCH CH Chrishelle's Suite Blue Firebird CD RE CGC Michelle Wiberg

10 GCH CH Coldwater's & Gorta's All In Stryde UD GN GO RE FDC DS CGCA TKI ATT Geri Orta

2021 GSPCA RALLY STATS

THROUGH December 2021 Compiled by: Belinda Venner [email protected]

Rank Dog's Name Owner 2nd Owner Total

1 CH RACH Little Hunter's Against The Odds  CD  BN  RM3  RAE3  MH  DS  Jami Meath Denise Ross 2197
CGC TKI
Paula Schloer 1722
2 GCH CH RACH Silver Bullet Iz You Is My Baby  CD  RM4  RAE4  BCAT  DS  Tony Ross
DJ CGC Kathryn N Anderson 1439
Paula Schloer
3 GCH CH RACH3 Newpoint Indian Summer  VCD2 PCD BN GN RM8 RAE10  Nancy E Ward Christopher Wiberg 739
VST TDU JHA AX OAJ AJP XF XFP CAX BCAT DJ TKA
668
4 RACH Wolf Plain Brooks Little Miss Duchess  CD BN RM4 RAE2 MH NA NAJ  Jami Meath 657
OAJ NF CGC TKA 598
504
5 NEWPoint Unbelievable CD PCD BN RM2 RAE2 JH CAX BCAT Nancy E Ward 417

6 Nmk's She's A Gnatural UDX7 GN GO VER RAE2 JH OA NAJ SWN SEA George Anderson 349

7 Little Hunter's  Bad Influence CD BN RAE MH DJ CGC TKI JamI Meath
8 GCHG CH Chrishelle's I Love Rock 'N Roll CD BN RM MH CGC Michelle Wiberg

9 Flatland's Kiss Me In The Dark  CD PCD BN RE FDC CAA DCAT RATM CZ8 Fawn Marie Kovach
B DMA DS CGCA CGCU TKN

10 Little Hunter's Unstoppable CD BN RAE MH DJ CGC TKI Jami Meath

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2022 GSPCA OBEDIENCE STATS
THROUGH January 2022 Compiled by: Belinda Venner [email protected]

Rank Dogs Name Owner Total

1 GCH CH Coldwater's & Gorta's All In Stryde UD GN GO RE FDC DS CGCA TKI ATT Geri Orta 68
2 Bleugras Molly Shine On! UDX PCDX OM1 Kim Farley 64

3 Meadowhill's Play With Fire UDX PCDX OM1 BN GO VER RE SH JHR Linda Montgomery 18
4 CH Dsk's The Talented Miss Twiggy UD PUTD BN RM RAE2 SH RATN CGC TKI Diane Felicetta 15

5 R Desire 4 Liberty UD PCD George Anderson 12
5 RACH Little Hunter's Ivissa CDX RM3 RAE4 MH MX AXJ OF DS CGC TKA Jami Meath 12
7 GCHG CH Chrishelle's I Love Rock 'N Roll CD BN RM MH CGC Michelle Wiberg 8
8 Ryze Vom Schlussstein BN RE SH ACT2 ACT2J SIN CGC TKA Amber Balukas 6
9 Newpoint Soldier Of Fortune BN RE Nancy Ward 1

2022 GSPCA RALLY STATS

THROUGH January 2022 Compiled by: Belinda Venner [email protected]

Rank Dog's Name Owner 2nd Owner Total

1 GCHB CH Chrishelle's Phantom CDX RE MHA James L Calvin Maria Schaal 214
Paula Schloer 192
2 RACH Little Hunter's Ivissa CDX RM3 RAE4 MH AX AXJ OF DS CGC TKA Jami Meath 176
Christopher Wiberg 144
3 Little Hunter's  Bad Influence CD BN RAE MH DJ CGC TKA JamI Meath Jennifer Nutter
Grant Gooding 120
4 GCH CH RACH3 Newpoint Indian Summer  VCD2 PCDX BN GN RM8 RAE1 Nancy E Ward 96
0 VST TDU JHA AX OAJ AJP XF XFP CAX BCAT DJ TKA 62
40
5 CH Newpoint Lightning Strike CD PCD BN RE JH TKA Nancy E Ward 40
35
6 Stelor's Purple Mane CD RE JH ACT2 ACT2J SWN SCA SIA CGC TKA Amber Balukas 32

7 Newpoint Soldier Of Fortune BN RE Nancy E Ward

8 GCHG CH Chrishelle's I Love Rock 'N Roll CD BN RM MH CGC Michelle Wiberg

8 Shoot For The Moon Kiji's Silver Star CD BN RE MH12 MHA DS CGC Greg Nutter
9 CH Little Hunter's Point Blank CD BN RA MH DS CGC TKA Jami Meath
10 NEWPoint Unbelievable CD PCD BN RM2 RAE2 JH CAX BCAT Nancy E Ward

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GSPCA Member Clubs
& Secretaries

ARIZONA Gsp Club Of San Diego GEORGIA Heart Of America GSP Club
Desert Gsp Club Amanda Roberson Gsp Club Of Atlanta Peter Wilkin
Vicky Simmons 18721 Highland Valley Rd. Candy Wright 40430 Lookout Rd
15122 W. Desert Mirage Dr. Ramona CA 1801 Haven Circle Fontana KS 66026-7692
Surprise AZ 92065-7105 Douglasville, GA 30135 913-486-3325
85379-5357 858-603-0718 (678) 851-4633
623-256-6535 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] www.GSPCAtlanta.net
www.desertgspc.org/ Gsp Club Of Southern California MARYLAND
Yvonne Deterding Gsp Club Of South Georgia Mason Dixon GSP Club
Northern Az Gsp Club PO BOX 290099 Judy Guay Debbie Naughton
Stephanie Casdorph Phelan CA 66 Pineland Pl 8068 Hillrise Ct
PO Box 4405 92329-0099 Nashville GA Elkridge MD 21075-6466
Chino Valley AZ 760-220-4647 31639-6433 410-799-4325
86323-2729 [email protected] 229 646-9920 [email protected]
928-632-8686 https://gspcsc.com/ [email protected] www.MDGSPC.org
[email protected]
www.nagspc.org Gspc Of Santa Clara Valley IDAHO MASSACHUSETTS
Deanna Azevedo GSP Club Of Idaho Mayflower GSP Club
Southern Arizona Gsp Club 832 Birch Avenue Steve Chambers Jennifer Hazel
Nick Besenick Los Banos CA 5412 Lewis Crossing Way 126 Rocky Hill Road
26455 S Old Sonoita Hwy 93635-4517 Nampa ID 83686-5792 Rehoboth MA 02769-1413
Sonoita AZ 925-980-0864 208-685-9276 508-889-4207
85637-6500 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
520-455-0139 www.GSPcidaho.org/
[email protected] San Joaquin Gsp Club Nutmeg GSP Club
www.sagspc.org Marilyn Merrell ILLINOIS Donna Roy
16138 Unruh Ave Fort Dearborn GSP Club PO Box 141
CALIFORNIA Bakersfield CA Sharon Fitzpatrick Southampton MA 01073-0141
Gsp Club Of California 93314-9299 15258 W 3000 N Rd. 413-527-7238
Elizabeth Curran 661-589-5164 Essex IL 60935-6095 [email protected]
707 Grayson Road [email protected] 815-365-2819 www.NutmegGSPclub.org
Pleasant Hill CA [email protected]
94523-2708 High Sierra GSPC MICHIGAN
925-822-4230 Kathleen Boyd GSP Club Of Illinois Lansing GSP Club
[email protected] 40 Yula Way John Singh Joy Clay
Oakley, CA 30W276 Ridgewood Court 8250 Bush Dr NE
Gsp Club Of Central California 94561-2824 Warrenville IL 60555-1342 Rockford MI 49341-9348
Yvonne Halford 925-625-1973 630-386-1666 616-874-7958
2334 Pruneridge Avenue [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Santa Clara CA www.GSPci.org
95050-6453 COLORADO GSP Club Of Michigan
408-326-2088 Gsp Club Of Colorado INDIANA Lynn Taylor
[email protected] David Cummings GSP Club Of Indiana 1271 Maxfield
1825 Zinnia St Caitlin Weisser Hartland MI 48353-3627
Gsp Club Of Northern Golden CO 12749 Vikings Lane 810-923-6053
Sacramento Valley 80401-3565 Fishers IN 46037-9528 [email protected]
Nicole Prudhel 303-985-1795 317-764-1944 www.GSPcofmi.org
9625 Countryroads Drive [email protected] [email protected]
Sacramento CA www.GSPcindiana.com MINNESOTA
95827-3213 FLORIDA GSP Club Of Minnesota
209-968-5337 Central Florida Gsp Club IOWA Tina Hince
[email protected] KC Shore GSP Club Of Central Iowa 32985 FALCON AVE
www.gspcofnsv.net 1043 SW Idol Ave John Roslien Stacy MN 55079
Port Saint Lucie, FL 34953 107 Bass Ct 651-324-3076
Gsp Club Of Orange County 772-281-7624 Pella IA 50219-7515 [email protected]
Sandy Garlinger [email protected] 641-627-5320 www.GSPcmn.org
PO Box 1210
Perris CA North Florida Gspc [email protected] NEBRASKA
92572-1210 Susie Morris-Ball GSP Club Of Nebraska
[email protected] 3638 Lake Drawdy Dr KANSAS Jan Erbe
Orlando FL Sunflower GSP Club 1333 S 162 Ave,
Gsp Club Of Riverside County 32820-1441 Thomas Pollan Omaha NE 68130-1411
Sandy Garlinger 407-619-3336 746 Litchfield 402-659-0340
PO Box 1210 [email protected] Wichita KS 67203-3103 [email protected]
Perris CA www.geocities.com/northflorid- 316-619-2830
92572-1210 agsp/ [email protected] www.neGSPc.com
951-634-5049
[email protected]

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GSPCA Member Clubs
& Secretaries

NEVADA Hudson Valley GSP Club TENNESSEE WISCONSIN
GSP Club Of Reno Jeremy Goldsmith GSP Club Of Middle Tennessee GSP Club Of Wisconsin
Stephanie Fausett 7 Laurie Ln Angela Still Jean Bernier
1070 Sticklebract Dr South Salem NY 10590-1701 2110 Sanborn Dr 9221 Bell School Rd
Sparks NV 89441-5862 914-364-1759 Nashville TN 37201-3310 Omro WI 54963-9754
775-425-2069 [email protected] 615-972-7354 920-379-2698
[email protected] www.hvGSP.org [email protected] [email protected]
www.GSPcmtn.org
NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH CAROLINA Four Lakes GSP Club
Katahdin GSP Club GSP Club Of North Carolina TEXAS Four Lakes Gsp Club
Patricia Russell Chad Bohannon Lone Star GSP Club Robert Salamone
69 Longview Road 196 Latham Farm Road Jessica Applegate 19260 Alta Vista Circle
Hancock NH 03449-5403 Mocksville NC 27028-4862 997 Foxhall Dr. Brookfield, WI 53045-4877
603-525-4654 704-528-4198 Rockwall TX 75087-6551 262-424-0039
[email protected] 214-384-1054 [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
OHIO www.lsGSPc.com WYOMING
NEW JERSEY GSP Club Of Ohio Frontier GSP Club of Cheyenne
Eastern GSP Club Sherry Meinke Gulf Coast GSP Club Bobbi Richardson
Russ Taddei 120 Oakland Rd Jennifer Posso PO Box 21660
511 Shawnee Drive Mercer PA 16137-5534 32331 Golden Oak Park Ln Cheyenne WY 82003-7031
Toms River NJ 08753-3471 724-662-5682 Conroe TX 77385-3015 307-637-4714
609-685-7204 [email protected] 281.914.1050 [email protected]
[email protected] www.GSPcofohio.org [email protected]
www.gulfcoastGSP.com
www.eGSPc.com Buckeye GSP Club
Dr. Fred Ryan, DVM GSP Club Of San Antonio
NEW MEXICO 1 Sheffield Lane Tara Tajbakhsh
GSP Club Of Las Cruces Lima OH 45805-3820 11465 Ford Rd
Janet Chandler 419-227-7441 Atkins TX 78101
4520 Porter Drive [email protected] 210-887-3556
Las Cruces NM 88011-7938 [email protected]
5754964575 OKLAHOMA https://GSPc-sa.org/
[email protected] GSP Club Of Oklahoma
Tom Wynn UTAH
NEW YORK 402760 W 1900 Rd. GSP Club Of Utah
GSP Club Of Finger Lakes Bartlesville OK 74006-0126 Matt Solt
Jen Patterson 918-876-2337 2610 north 2200 west
190 Old 76 Road [email protected] Salt Lake City UT 84116-1126
Brooktondale NY 14817-9532 801-201-8100
607-539-7024 OREGON
[email protected] GSP Club Of Oregon [email protected]
Patti Goodding
GSP Club Of Western NY PO Box 998 VIRGINIA
Kathy Sadlon. Sherwood OR 97140-0998 GSP Club Of Central Virginia
PO Box 84 503-625-7150 Mary Durham
Little Falls NY [email protected] 412 Good Hope Church Rd
14011 GSPcluboforegon.org/ Aroda VA 22709-0949
585-409-9757 540-718-4810
[email protected] PENNSYLVANIA [email protected]
https://gspcwny.webs.com/ GSP Club Of Greater
Pittsburgh WASHINGTON
Sleepy Hollow GSP Club Victor Wojciak GSP Club Of Washington
Denise Avery 203 Lincoln Avenue Gigi Norwine
275 Spook Hole Rd Swissvale PA 15218-1623 8201 NE Mabrey Ln
Ellenville NY 12428-5814 412-242-5696 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
845-283-1103 [email protected] 206-427-6492
[email protected] www.pittsburghGSP.com [email protected]
http://www.sleepyhollowGSPclub.
com/ Schuylkill Valley GSP Club Inland Empire GSP Club
Deborah Wenger Jim Tesarik
Long Island GSP Club 104 Grandview Dr 17207 W Boone Ave.
Cathy Iacopelli Downingtown PA 19335-1005 Medical Lake WA 99022-9728
2424 7th St 610-942-4317 509-478-1898
East Meadow NY 11554-3138 [email protected]
516-414-2306 http://svGSPc.org/ [email protected]
[email protected]
www.LIGSPc.com

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OFFICERS Shorthair Journal National Water Test SC Section: National Amateur Gun Dog
President Editor (appointed) Jean Bernier Ann Claire Wilson Championship Executive
Sharon Fitzpatrick Bonnie Hill knottypinekennels@yahoo. 979-324-4532 Committee
815-365-2819 Editor-Shorthair Journal com [email protected] (elected by NAGDC Del-
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Helen Joyce Debra Broad (appointed) 2021 Co-Chairman, NC Section (09):
[email protected] 603-496-9783 David Nauer Kevin Temple Rich Miller
251-776-8069 [email protected] 719-487-8737 913-755-4455 217-622-0257
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Judge’s Education
East Central Section (appointed) National Specialty Show 2021 Trial Secretary SC Section:
Becky Feigh Maxine Moinier Futurity (appointed) Cynthia McCracken Vanessa Carmean
[email protected] 250-588-7404 Holly Faught 814-421-2946 [email protected]
317-650-3250 [email protected] 817-297-1668 [email protected] 281-773-4550
[email protected]
North Central Section Breed Education/Historian NE Section, Katie Tazza NW Section (13):
Mike Kindler (appointed) National Field Trial 203-545-9159 John DeRespini
[email protected] Patte Titus Futurity (appointed) [email protected] 925-200-2196
920-539-2393 [email protected] Terry Bomer [email protected]
281-413-2149 SE Section, Dave Walker
South Central Section Breeder Referral [email protected] 404-867-4492 SW Section (13):
Will Barbee Loralei Dewe dave@walkersfarmandken- Tom Workman
972-839-3691 [email protected] NATIONAL SPECIALTY nel.com 602-531-4523
[email protected] SHOW EXECUTIVE COM- [email protected]
Rescue (appointed) MITTEE EC Section, Bill Monk
Northwest Section Missy Neal (elected by NSS Delegates) 740-819-9434 Treasurer: Dean Browning
Dean Gooding 920-579-4731 Chairman: [email protected] 610-821-7848
503-758-6058 [email protected] Jane Handschumaker [email protected]
[email protected] NC Section, Jim Huele
New Puppy Buyer Vice Chairman: 414-559-0780 Recording Secretary:
Southwest Section Loralei Dewe Ann Claire Wilson jimthehandyman55@gmail. Melissa Campbell
Dan Schoenfelder [email protected] com 513-407-1696
[email protected] National Specialty Show recording-secretary@gspca.
480-772-1961 Field Trial Date Chairman (elected by NSS SC Section, Andy Gerdes org
Coordinator Executive Committee 214-850-5148
AKC Delegate (appointed) Members) [email protected]
Ms. Barbara Schwartz Jan Erbe NE Section:
970-533-1030 402-659-0340 Dave Gontz NW Section, Dan Hoke
[email protected] [email protected] 717- 292-2611 509-299-5181
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
COMMITTEES
Legislation Hall of Fame/Life Member SE Section: SW Section, Warren Eizman
Co Chairmen for People (appointed) Sharon Dattilio 760-828-0782
Christopher Lee Fred Lowry 301-797-7718 [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Joseph Delhoste GSPCA Recording Secretary
[email protected] Hall of Fame for Field Dogs EC Section: Mellisa Campbell,
[email protected] (appointed) Jane Handschumaker 513-407-1696
Mike Aldrich 740-974-6670 recording-secretary@gspca.
Membership [email protected] [email protected] org
Loralei Dewe
5916 Sunnybrook Lane Hall of Fame for Dogs NC Section: GSPCA Treasurer
Dixon, Ca 95620 (Show) Pam Stillman Dean Browning,
[email protected] Deborah Longtin 605-939-5070 610-821-7848
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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BREEDER LISTINGS

ALABAMA DELAWARE OKLAHOMA SURFSIDE SHORTHAIRS
HOYTHAUS KENNELS OLDE RIDGE KENNELS PRAIRIE VALLEY GUNDOGS, Margie & David Meador
Helen Joyce Ann Wallace LLC Virginia Beach, VA
Semmes, AL Wyoming, DE Michael Maxwell [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] Nichols Hills, Oklahoma
Olderidgegspviz.org 405-229-5044 TRF SHORTHAIRS
KISMETGSP [email protected] Samuel Whelan, DVM
Hillary Roy INDIANA facebook.com/PVGundogs/ Kipp Whelan, Becky Feigh
Huntsville, AL HOTWIRED GSPS Mount Solon, VA
[email protected] Karin Cecil, OREGON 540-487-1623
kismetgsp.com Wheatfield, IN CHEHALEM MTN GSPS [email protected]
219-798-2001 Patti Goodding, whiterivershorthairs.com
LIEBMEISTER KENNELS [email protected] PO Box 998
Debbie King teamhotwired.com/ Sherwood, OR 97140-0998 WASHINGTON
Pinson, AL 503-625-7150 FULL THROTTLE FEARLESS
205-515-7726 WHITE RIVER SHORTHAIRS [email protected] POINTERS
[email protected] Char Rutar, Becky Feigh & Patti Andrew S Miller
Liebmeister.com Martin, PENNSYLVANIA Olympia, WA
Noblesville, IN DEPAW KENNEL [email protected]
CALIFORNIA [email protected] Paul Brooks, facebook.com/FullThrottleFear-
BLACK STAR KENNEL [email protected] Honesdale, PA lessPointers/
Loralei Dewe whiterivershorthairs.com [email protected]
Dixon, California depawkennels.com/ WISCONSIN
[email protected] IOWA SLIPSTREAM GSPS
WEST POINT GSP’S ROSE MOUNTAIN GERMAN Missy Neal
NORTHWOOD MOUNTAIN KEN- Willian Cordes, SHORTHAIRED POINTERS Eden, Wisconsin
NELS Allison, IA [email protected] [email protected]
Carol Chadwick [email protected] rosemountaingsps.com/ slipstreamgsp.net/
Box 702
Elk Grove, CA 95759-0702 MICHIGAN STELOR GSPS
916-681-7077 LEGACYK GSPs Dee Stelmach, DPM
[email protected] Nancibeth Clements Reinholds, PA
nmk1gsp.net Deerfield, MI 717-292-6554
[email protected] [email protected]
PALADEN GSP & POINTERS legacyk.com/ stelorgsp.com/
Karen Detterich,
Riverside, CA WOOFGANG GSPs WANTTOHUNT GSPS
951-682-6982 Kyle Kruger Dana Long
[email protected] 2038 S. Mapes Rd 969 Siloam Rd
home.earthlink.net/~paladen1/ Mio, MI 48647 Chambersburg, PA 17201
paladen/ 989-826-3610 717-261-0517
[email protected] [email protected]
SHORTALES RANCH GSP woofgangkennels.com wanttohunt.com/
Leita Estes,
Ramona , CA NEW JERSEY TEXAS
619-922-2029 BACK FORTY GSPs COLEMAN CREEK KENNEL
[email protected] Michael Reilley Ryan Carson, Mexia, TX
shortalesgsp.com Alloway Township, NJ [email protected]
856-371-6159 Litter Planned Summer/Fall
VON LAHRHEIM GSPS [email protected] 2022
Julie Lahr backfortygsps.com
Fairfield, California Litter planned 2022 VERMONT Criteria For Placing A Breeder
[email protected] HEDGEHOG HILL SHORTHAIRS, Listing:
VONLAHRHEIM.com ROSEWOOD GSPs REG’D
Valerie & Thomas Casperite, Sherry Thrall & Bob Kapitan 1) Breeder must be a member is
CONNECTICUT Beverly , NJ Belmont, VT good standing of the GSPCA for
BRANDWEIN GSPS [email protected] [email protected] three years.
Dr. Moira E. Royston-Joesten rosewoodGSP.com hedgehoghillshorthairs.com/ 2) Breeder must electronically
Harwinton, CT sign the Breeder Guidelines and
860-605-9325 VIRGINIA email to Breeder Referral chair
[email protected] Tina M. Parker-Craig at [email protected] or
sites.google.com/site/brand- Stephens City, Virginia visit gspca.org
weingermanshorthairs/ [email protected] See the website for additional
mikarmagsp.com/ information

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