FEELIN’ FRISKY 2010 UKC PERFORMANCE COONHOUND OF THE YEAR
The United Kennel Club recognizes Hannas Creek Feelin’ Frisky as the 2010 Performance Coonhound of the Year. Frisky accumulated a total of 9.55 Performance points throughout 2010.

2010 UKC PERFORMANCE COONHOUND OF THE YEAR
NGRNC GRNITECH'PR'HANNAS CREEK FEELIN' FRISKY
Her 2010 highlight performances included a 1st Place Registered win at Mt. Orab, Ohio with 20 dogs entered in the category, her fifth Nite Champion win at Sedalia, Ohio with 12 dogs entered, the overall win at the 51st Annual Autumn Oaks and a Grand Nite win at the Kentucky State Championship with 14 Grand Nites entered.
During the majority of the year Frisky was co-owned by Mike Carmack of Liberty, Indiana and Brian Whitted of Huntington, Indiana. Whitted bought Carmack’s half after Autumn Oaks and is now listed as the sole owner of Frisky.
Frisky is a July 2008 model sired by GRNITECH GRCH ‘PR’ Vance’s Battlewood Joe Brown. Her dam is ‘PR’ Stylish Hag who is off of GRNITECH GRCH ‘PR’ Stylish Harry Jr and GRNITECH ‘PR’ Rat Attacks Hannah. Terry Vance of Corinth, Kentucky receives the credit as the breeder.
The United Kennel Club congratulates owner Brian Whitted and handlers Rick Stretch and Cody Sipe on Frisky’s outstanding year and the honor of 2010 UKC Performance Coonhound of the Year.

Frisky 2010 National Grand Nite Champion of Autumn Oaks
shown here with (kneeling left to right) Isaac Stretch, Bryan Whitted,
Adam Stretch, (standing) Rick Stretch, Mike Carmack, Cody Sipe,
Jody Jessup, Todd Kellam and Terry Vance.
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