United Kennel Club 2007 Obedience All Star Invitational & Total Junior Results | |
United Kennel Club
2007 Obedience All Star Invitational & Total Junior Results
June 13, 2008
Kalamazoo, Michigan
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Novice All Stars
Judge: Minta “Mike” Williquette
1st Place: UCDX One Ash A Wing And A Player, a Golden Retriever owned by Jean Spellman of Uniontown, Ohio, 200.
2nd Place: UCD Coda N Classic Tell Me Quick, a Belgian Shepherd Dog owned by Susan Nemedi of Mattawan, Michigan, 199.
3rd Place: UCD CH Dunn's Marsh Caleb Of Waltona, a Labrador Retriever owned by Susan or Lew Jenkins of Akron, Ohio, 198.
4th Place: UUD High Times Wild Turkey, a Golden Retriever owned by James Comunale or Cris Mazza of Elburn, Illinois, 197.5.
5th Place: UCDX Chaparal's Earth Wind N Fire, a Chesapeake Bay Retriever owned by Sharon Hadanak of Beecher, Illinois, 196.
Open All Stars
Judge: Vicki Sheets
1st Place: UUD High Times Wild Turkey, a Golden Retriever owned by James Comunale or Cris Mazza of Elburn, Illinois, 199.
2nd Place: UCDX SHR Tanbark Cruisin With Cooper, a Golden Retriever owned by Shirley Julin of Orion, Michigan, 197.5.
3rd Place: UACH GRCH UOCH Blue Banners Code Of Honor, a Shetland Sheepdog owned by Shelli Stulken of Crystal, Minnesota, 196.
4th Place: UOCH Walking H Falcon V Otan, a Rottweiler owned by Dorothy Holmes of Scottsdale, Arizona, 195.5.
5th Place: UCDX Medea's Rainbow Reflection, a Golden Retriever owned by Barbara Leight of Parktonw, Maryland, 194.5.
Utility All Star
Judge: Minta “Mike” Williquette
1st Place: UOCH Walking H Falcon V Otan, a Rottweiler owned by Dorothy Holmes of Scottsdale, Arizona, 191.5.
2nd Place: GOCH Jammin' Got Rhythm, a Shetland Sheepdog owned by Jo Anne Griffin and C. L. Mazza of Elburn, Illinois, 191.
3rd Place: UACH GRCH UOCH Blue Banners Code Of Honor, a Shetland Sheepdog owned by Shelli Stulken of Crystal, Minnesota, 187.
Total Junior Junior Obedience Results
Judge: Minta “Mike” Williquette
1st Place: Grace Sabella of Minerva, Ohio, 198.
2nd Place: Elizabeth Sabella of Minerva, Ohio, 196.
3rd Place: Maria Sabella of Minerva, Ohio, 195.
4th Place: Taylor Bell of Glendale, Arizona, 189.5.
5th Place: Amanda King of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 186.5.
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