Dog Events Event
TEXAS
NORTH EAST TEXAS AMERICAN ESKIMO DOG ASSOCIATION
DENTON (I) CONF JS
Mar 13; S1 Pamela Moore JS NORTH COMP; Malinda Julien (replacing Katherine Short) GUARD SIGHT HERD (except BSD) ; Judy Threlfall SCENT GUN TERR Entries 8-9 am Show 10 am NLC: Novice Puppy
Mar 13; S2 Judy Threlfall JS NORTH COMP; Pamela Moore GUARD SIGHT HERD (except BSD); Malinda Julien (replacing Katherine Short) SCENT GUN TERR Entries 11:30-12:30 pm Show 1 pm or 1/2 hour after S1, whichever is later NLC: Novice Puppy
Mar 14; Malinda Julien (replacing Katherine Short) JS NORTH COMP; Judy Threlfall GUARD SIGHT HERD (except BSD); Pamela Moore SCENT GUN TERR Entries 8-9 am Show 9:30 am NLC: Novice Puppy
DOS $25; JS no charge; NLC $5; PE $18 received by March 8, 2010
North Texas Fairgrounds, Exhibition Hall, 2217 Carroll Blvd. (940) 387-2632; From I-35, east on University Drive (380), turn north onto Carroll Blvd. The fairgrounds will be on your left, behind Denton Center Kroger.
Chairperson: Debbie Mitchell (940) 482-6399 eskie18@earthlink.net
Event Secretary: Diane Bowen Collier, 4406 Oak Knoll Ct. Arlington TX 76016 (817) 988-5660 d.b.collier@ieee.org
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