Date: 12/09/09 |
Many thanks to Kim for inviting me to judge at the Dutch Championships, it was a very enjoyable, and busy weekend. As Kim has said we were looked after like royalty. So a big thank you to all of those in Holland, that were responsible for looking after us during our stay. There is not much left to add, as Michelle has written the book?? and Kim has added a chapter!!
Class "A" results-- Thank you to my steward Hans Bilius, very effecient!! and score board, two very nice ladies whose names I did not write down, sorry.
1st. Jenke Labots with Joyful Stepping v Benvendias' Joy. (BC)
I look to my sheet,a lovely happy dog and handler, with clear set ex, and scent, very little to mark on H/WK. Well done and good luck.
2nd. Gino Dewitte with my Sweet Devil's Eye Encke (BC)
Another lovely dog with very little to mark, just bits and pieces, if not for those, there would have been a run off for 1st place. Enjoy.
3rd. Danielle Stoutjesdijk with Best Quinten of Clever Corner(BC)
Just 1/4 of a mark behind the above dogs=could have caused a problem for bad judging, very close indeed. Another happy dog, Well done.
4th.Henneke Heideveld with Kiss of Magic Kayse (GSD)
Loosing points on R/TR and scent, put you in this position, but still a lovely working dog, good luck with him.
5th. Anneke Hollemans with Quebeys Boy Twice van Benvenida's Joy (BC)
Working three dogs is tough going. Well done on this place, Just some tidying up to do, well done.
6th. Anne de Haan with Judy's Judy Shepherds Dream (BC)
A lovely dog, but not so good in scent where you lost marks. Another day you will be at the other end of the line up. Good Luck.
7th. Marianne v.d Ster with Amazing Yoda of Albion's March (BC)
H/WK and scent were your downfall today, never the less a lovely dog, we all take the best one's home, well done.
Most promising dog. Martine Verhoeven with Fouzywouzy from Imkes Friends (BC) A lovely stylish dog that needs to sort stays, and the wourld will be your oyster.
It was great to judge such lovely happy dogs that wanted to work for their handlers. The partnerships were fabulous, not a nag in sight. WELL DONE to all of you.