Results from the Saturday Bench Show at Black & Tan Days | |
Purina Points Bench Show
BSJ: HL Meyers
Total Entered: 81
Grand Champion Male: CCH GR CH ‘PR’ Cherry Creek Ringside Gossip, TW, owned by Scott Houston and Cole Vanover of Chillicothe, Ohio, and handled by Cole (center). Also shown are Bench Show Judge H.L. Meyer and Amber Bradford.
Grand Champion Female: GR CH ‘PR’ Kentucky River Little Bit Fancy, TW, owned by Lee Currens of Piedmont, South Carolina, and handled by Lisa Hunziker (second from right). Also shown are Larry Walters, Tyler Hunziker, Bench Show Judge H.L. Meyers and Vera Bergbauer.
Champion Male: CH CCH ‘PR’ Dry Crks Blackhaw ‘N The Shadow, B&T, owned by Doug Bradford of Eldridge, Alabama, and handled by Amber Bradford.
Champion Female: CH ‘PR’ Small Time 4 Bidin Virginia Reflection, B&T, owned by Terri Dolbear and David Birdsall of Wyoming, Ontario, Canada, and handled by Terri (right). Also shown are David Birdsall and Bench Show Judge H.L. Meyer.
King of Show: Senior Male/Best Male of Breed/Best Male of Show: ‘PR’ Hayes Coon Bustin Buck, owned and handled by Bill Mack (center) of Marquette, Nebraska. Also shown are Eric Walker, Dean Miller, Ron Stein, Jim Mack and Jeff Eick.
Queen of Show: Senior Female/Best of Breed Female/Best Female of Show: ‘PR’ Dach Lairs VA Jewel, owned by David Birdsall of Gloucester, Virginia, and handled by Chirpie Birdsall (center). Also shown are Bench Show Judge H.L. Meyer and Penny Caudill.
American Black & Tan Coonhound
Male Puppy: ‘PR’ Berkley’s Moonlite Moze, owned and handled by Paul Dent (center) of Alexandria, Indiana. Also shown are Frank Howell, Gene Jones and Digger Duncan.
Junior Male: ‘PR’ Phanton of the Night, owned and handled by Jeff White of Evansville, Indiana.
Senior Male/Best Male of Breed/Best Male of Show: ‘PR’ Hayes Coon Bustin Buck, owned and handled by Bill Mack of Marquette, Nebraska.
Female Puppy: ‘PR’ Scarlet’s Minnie, owned by James P. Henderson of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, and handled by Mark Wheeler (right). Also shown are Richard White, Kay Wilson and Terri Dolbear.
Junior Female: ‘PR’ Crooked Creek Devore’s Rainey, owned by Jason Devore (second from right) or John Allred (third from right) of Clarence, Missouri, and handled by Jessie Devore (center). Also shown are Elaine Allred, Callahan Devore and Colton Devore.
Senior Female/Best of Breed Female/Best Female of Show: ‘PR’ Dach Lairs VA Jewel, owned by David Birdsall of Gloucester, Virginia, and handled by Chirpie Birdsall.
Bluetick Coonhound
Junior Male/Best Male of Breed: ‘PR’ Mead’s Blue Jack, owned and handled by Jeff Davis (right) of Crawfordsville, Indiana. Also shown is Johnny Gregory.
Female Puppy/Best Female of Breed: Gregory’s Northern Blue Miss Molly, owned and handled by Johnny Gregory (right) of Crawfordsville, Indiana. Also shown is Jeff Davis.
Senior Female: ‘PR’ Gibbs Bugs, owned by Matt Gibbs of Williamsfield, Florida, and handled by Jennifer Gibbs.
English Coonhound
Junior Male/Best Male of Breed: ‘PR’ R&J Hardtime Yankee Rebel owned by Roger D. Davidson or Jennifer Davidson of Harrisburg, Missouri, and handled by Roger.
Female Puppy/Best Female of Breed: ‘PR’ R&J Tree’N Mistletoe, owned by Jennifer Davidson or Roger D. Davidson of Harrisburg, Missouri, and handled by Jennifer.
Plott Hound
Junior Male/Best Male of Breed: Bad Moon Ricco Grande, owned and handled by Richard Niemeyer of Crafton, Illinois.
Senior Male: ‘PR’ Burnette’s Rooster, owned and handled by Tim Burnette of Exeter, Missouri.
Female Puppy/Best Female of Breed: ‘PR’ Big Branch Karen’s Pup Kisses, owned by Karen Teaney (left) of Winchester, Illinois, and handled by Lesley Fearneyhough (right).
Redbone Coonhound
Male Puppy/Best Male of Breed: ‘PR’ Red Fever Two Worlds Big Bang, owned by Aubrey or Ann Butler of Readstown, Wisconsin, and handled by Aubrey.
Junior Male: ‘PR’ Allen’s Redman Twisting Beau, owned and handled by Jessica Allen (left) of Flora, Illinois. Also shown is Rocky Allen.
Female Puppy: ‘PR’ Red Fever 2 Worlds Double Dip, owned by Aubrey or Ann Butler of Readstown, Wisconsin, and handled by Aubrey.
Treeing Walker Coonhound
Junior Male/Best Male of Breed: ‘PR’ Diamond Rocks New Boy In Town, owned by Angela Sawvel (center) and Mike Parish (right) of Vestaburg, Michigan, and handled by Angela. Also shown is Mike Groves.
Senior Male: ‘PR’ Impressive Sportster, owned by Tammy or William Samson of Hughsville, Missouri, and handled by Tammy.
Female Puppy: ‘PR’ Go Getum Gert, owned by Matt Gibbs of Williamsfield, Illinois, and handled by Jennifer Gibbs.
Junior Female: ‘PR’ River Ridge Say It Isn’t So, owned by Gary Rieklefs or Mary Mayers of Brandsburg, Kentucky, and handled by Gary.
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