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Club Show Events 2008
To be held at Tankersley Welfare Hall. Pilley, Barnsley, South Yorkshire. ***** Discover Dogs at Earls Court November 8th & 9th Discover Dogs ‘Crufts March & Earls Court’, November are always well attended, many thanks to all the members who help at the RBT Booth. It is always very much appreciated. If you wish to help there are four days to choose from at Crufts and two days at Earls Court. Even just a couple of hours will help considerably. Members working/helping receive free passesInterested in helping at Discover Dogs please contact Mrs Shirley Hockenhull Tel 07740443367 shirleyhockenhull@btinternet.com Discover dogs photos by Steve Boundy
Discover Dogs at Earls Court November 8th & 9th 2008 The RBT Club won V.H.C. Best Dressed Booth. What lovely news; The RBT Club Booth at Discover Dogs 8th – 9th November has won V.H.C. Best Dressed Booth Congratulations to Club Coordinator Shirley Hockenhull who sets the booth up with all the paraphernalia that goes hand in hand with educating the visiting public on choosing buying a dog.. Shirley mans this booth every year escorting her bunch of two or three RBT’s. This time it was ‘Red’ Robroyd Red Square With Ultrastar (B), Saavick’ Robroyd Erotiida with Ultrastar (B) and with the help of club members who also bring their dogs.
Saturday had Iain and Angela Dickenson with two BT’s. Ann
Taylor with ‘Zolo’, Robroyd Zoloto (D). and Pat Moncur with ‘Zulu’, Tomain Burnt
Hope at Balleroy (B). Sunday had Steve and Adrienne Boundy with ‘Bella’,
Potterspride Feodora (B), Pat Trinnick with
Lusalsha Love Is All
Around or is it Black Beauty sporting her yellow ‘Pat Dog’ jacket
and
The booth
was well displayed with the policy the cl Shirley told me that a man who owns three RBT’s had met up with her again who she had helped teach how to groom his dogs at All About Dogs. He came to Earls Court with one final question. How do I trim the legs? He mentioned to Shirley he had accomplished the rest but failed when it came to leg hair. Shirley put Saavick on the table and showed him…Another happy chappie…
How lovely it was to see a photo of Shirley and Red advertising Discover Dogs prior to the event in the October Kennel Gazette. Congratulations and well done Shirley and the charming RBT Club members who made time to attend to join in and promote dogs in general and our ‘Russian Pearl’. Worth a second mention; I really hope people looking to purchase an RBT will attend events such as Discover Dogs and see the dogs mixing with the visiting public. It’s a great place to learn more of the breed and have interaction with the dogs. The negative issues and the attributes of the breed are well worth listening to from the members who bring their own dogs. The Kennel Club work well together with clubs and together make Discover Dogs… the ‘Best of the Best’… Of course there’s more! Kathy Gallagher writes after hearing the news; ‘Well Done Shirley; I cant imagine how you have managed to do all that you have done this weekend with DD and be going away tomorrow morning, and its all done for the love of the breed. Thank you Shirley. Have a great time in the States you deserve it, safe journey’… Angela Dickenson writes; ‘I was on the stall with my husband, Iain, on the Saturday. We took the new babies, ‘Anoushka’ Paddy Spring of Kerry (B) and ‘Vanya’ Redrhino Im Dzimi (D). Mischa's stayed at home to organise security there! Anoushka and Vanya behaved immaculately, they loved every minute of the show. Everyone fell in love with them and they had so many photos taken. Towards the end of the day they kept falling asleep, but as soon as anyone came up to the stand they turned on the charm and played to the gallery like real pro's. We were just so very proud of them…. More news as it comes in….Janet Huxley
OPEN SHOW AND FUN DAY 4TH MAY 2008 Results of the Club Open Show 4th May, can also be viewed on the 'SHOW RESULTS' PAGE
Photo: Judge; Kath Mitchell, escorted in to the ring by President of the Club Tom Huxley. Judge's Report; 4th May at Wentworth Castle Barnsley. Mrs Kath Mitchell. "I was delighted to have been asked to officiate at this event as I was there at the breeds introduction to the UK and have watched it with interest ever since. I also knew that the club would put on a superb show both for the exhibitors and for the judge of the day. Wentworth Castle is a wonderful venue, affording great facilities, not to mention the view you can catch and enjoy between classes. The show was held in true, dare I say, "old fashioned" style with applause from the exhibitors to the class winners and, at the end of the day, a superb Yorkshire lunch with the Club's committee and members/friends. I found the dogs and bitches well behaved and having many qualities desired in the breed. It was a pleasure in very respect...
Class 1 Pet Trim D/B (3) 1st Knight's; Kenmilleven Amalthea, nice baby female, lovely style. I liked her feminine expression, good eye, she was great on the move, I hope her owners practice the showmanship side of the breed as I feel this little lady will do very well there. 2nd Wilson's Robroyd Chernika; 4 year old lady, well bodied, nice outlook, did not show herself off so much today.
Class 2 Veteran D/B (5) It is hard to believe that we could have veterans in this breed but it was nice to see these examples here today supporting the Club. 1st McDonald-Ulliott's Hibeck Isabella; 9 years old and very fit, stylish and presented well, moves fab and defies her years, very smart and typical. 2nd Newton's Hibeck Sophia At Lintweed; also 9 years, nice head and eye carrying a bit of weight but showing style underneath. A fine mature lady.
Veteran Class
Class 6 P.Grad D (3) 1st Newton's Armshead Sergi At Lintweed; mature boy, great bone and substance. Moves with a good gait but too much body weight did him no favours, good neck and head carriage.
2nd Burridge's Robroyd Evarest; I liked this dog, first time shown today, lovely head and expression. If his owner practised the show stance he would look great, fantastic movement. 3rd Jones' Tomain Ama Geezer
Class Limit D (3) . 1st Bridge's Liskarn Faberge; what a cracker this dog is, great outline, he shows himself off, to show true type. Presented perfectly in my eye to compliment him. Good head and eye, sits on a perfectly proportioned neck into a great topline to a short loin and strong rump. He was full of vigour on the move and when he showed slightly he was great to watch. He challenged well for Best Dog .-- one day -- I am sure.
Class Class 8 Open D. (3) 1st Galli's Robroyd Gigolo iz Lisander; a lovely style and outline on this boy, Powerful and good bone. Great head and a lovely neck withers correctly placed. Topline into a strong rump with good tail and set, great rear movement and profile look also good. Best Dog today. 2nd Carlin's Tomain Burnt Warrior; A substantial boy, great bone and substance, good head again, good neck length and shoulders. Not quite so positive on the move as No 1. Bitches. Class 12 Junior B. (2) 1st Huxley's Robroyd I Lyka; This young lady has a natural stance and needs no stacking help from her handler, superb outline, sound in every way, she has the style and femininity whilst also oozing "RBT". . Fabulous, I had no hesitation in awarding her Best Bitch and Best in Show. 2nd Newton's Lintweed Whopie; A lovely young lady, she shows herself so well, lovely head and carriage and neck. Good body and fine on the move.
1st Little's Jolikai All Fun and Games; A nice sized bitch, she moves well and is stylish when standing. Good head and expression. Well off for bone and body. Nice girl. 2nd Perk's Fernwood Dragomira at Dromnagus; Very stylish and handled to best advantage. Good outline, feminine outlook. Moved well. 3rd Tomain Burnt Hope at Balleroy.
Class 14 Limit B (5). 1st Hockenhull's Robroyd Red Square with Ultrastar; Well grown bitch, lots of "RBT" qualities, nice style, great substance and body. Nice head and expression, she moves really well. 2nd Perk's Fernwood Dragomira at Dromnagus (handled by Jayne) 3rd Huxley's Robroyd Evfalliia (handled by Aaron).
Class Open B (7)
2nd Huxley's Robroyd Romantica; A large bitch also with style, again good bone and substance. Today not moving quite as positively as I am sure she can. K.C. G.C.D. Scheme; 1st Moncur's Tomain Burnt Hope at Balleroy, well proportioned and great on the move, nice head and expression. 2nd Hockenhull's Robroyd Erotida with Ultrastar; A bitch with good proportions, unfortunately she does not show herself off on the move.
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Judges Table; Kath, Alan, Kay & Ron Carter ------ Lisa Bridges judged Best Child handler won by Jayne Perks. Ann Taylor (below) with Zolo and Cart
<--Fun Day Judge Susan Brooks
Serving Refreshments all day, left to right: Emily, Shelby & Nicole and helper Aaron
putting seven dogs through the Good Citizens Bronze Award and happily all seven owners and dogs passed on the day.
The day finished with a lovely three course meal served in the Blue Room in the Castle with 51 people in attendance. Lovely white tablecloths with flowers, large glass jugs filled with fresh orange juice on each table. Our Judge Mrs Kath Mitchell gave a small speech afterwards thanking the committee and the exhibitors for such a special day. She continued by praising the venue and the overall presentation of the show and grounds, such a lovely place to hold the event, don’t lose it, The social side of this event makes it a special show as not many other shows have this social interaction when judging has ended. Kath finished by, thanking everyone for a wonderful day and asked we all raise our glass to the Russian Black Terrier. The Show was a success and all thanks to the wonderful hard working committee, the judges, our Vet Keith Bellringer in attendance and the members, dogs and visitors who made the day what is was superb.. We all look forward to seeing the video of the show which Kathy Gallagher’s son Zak kindly filmed all day. ****** TO DOWNLOAD ENTRY FORM & OPEN SHOW SCHEDULE (extended entry - now closes 14th April) click the icon ENTRY FORM 08. ENTRY FORM FOR THE FUN DAY IS SHOWN BELOW LUNCH CAN BE ORDERED UP TO SUNDAY 27th APRIL - contact Hon Sec; Janet on 01226 285822
OPEN SHOW Judge-Mrs Kathleen Mitchell FUN DAY Events Co-ordinator - Sue Jones at Wentworth Castle (Northern College) Lowe Lane, Stainborough Barnsley. South Yorkshire S75 3ET map to venue (see web page-Club Events & DIR) COME AND JOIN THE FUN Bring your dogs, family and friends and Join us on the beautiful South Lawn for a social gathering of RBT Owners and Fanciers. **NOVELTY CLASSES ** Waggiest Tail**Handsomest Dog**Prettiest Bitch**Best Condition** Best Six Legs** Best Trick** ** RBT GENERAL COAT CARE & HYGIENE** Advice on grooming, trimming, care of eyes, ears, feet -Please bring your own combs, brushes, and scissors ** KENNEL CLUB GOOD CITIZEN DOG SCHEME** For any age dog to show he has achieved a basic level of obedience (Bronze) to make him a ‘good citizen’ Really proud of him then why not aim for Silver or Gold? ** DOG CARTING DEMONSTRATION & HAVE GO TOO ** **LUCKY DIPS** **RAFFLE** **BREED STALL** **DOGGY GAMES** ** HELP AND ADVICE ON RBT RELATED ISSUES – HEALTH – TRAINING – SHOWING** 3 Course Lunch 3.30pm – Must be pre booked, Refreshments Available - BAR opens 3.00 pm ** * WATCH! – ENTER! THE OPEN SHOW We now have a class for untrimmed/pet trimmed RBTs So why not have ago? Please support the Club. To enter this class you must use the dogs KC registered name etc. Please fill in the entry form in Open Show Schedule--top of page (No entry on day). - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - FUN DAY 4th May Entry form copy and paste - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NAME/s………………………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ADDRESS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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NAME OF DOG ENTERED BREED . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LUNCH Adult …… . . .@ £10 & Child up to 10 years ….. . . @ £6 = £. . . . . . . . . . Pre-ordered Vegetarian ........
Number of Dogs entered . . . . . . . . . . . @ £2 PER DOG = £ . . . . . . . . .
Cheques/ Postal Orders only-Payable to R.B.T. Club Total includes a donation of. . . towards rosettes . . Post Entries to; Show Sec. Mrs S. E. Jones. 65 UNDLEY ROAD, LAKENHEATH BRANDON, SUFFOLK, IP27 9BY Tel: 01842 862 636 or Mobile; 0774 811 3344 Enquires Email: medicinehat@hotmail.co.uk
***** RBT Club Discover Dogs Booth CRUFTS won 6th best dressed booth
& Earls Court November 8th & 9th Discover Dogs ‘Crufts March & Earls Court’, November are always well attended, many thanks to all the members who help at the RBT Booth. It is always very much appreciated. If you wish to help there are four days to choose from at Crufts and two days at Earls Court. Even just a couple of hours will help considerably. Members working/helping receive free passesInterested in helping at Discover Dogs please contact Mrs Shirley Hockenhull Tel 07740443367 shirleyhockenhull@btinternet.com
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again Ann Taylor. Sue Jones had to cancel at the
last minute she has 
ub adheres to ‘Education’. It was a
double booth with larger wall areas to cover. Shirley used this to advantage
with the following; A ‘Comic’ caricature sequenced on walking the RBT, Photo of
Shirley and Prince Michael of Kent talking together at one of the past D.D
events, agility photos, puppies, Photos from Shirley working again at ALL ABOUT
DOGS featuring photos of ‘Zolo’ pulling his cart, the RBT girls ‘Red’ and
‘Saavick’ sat in the cart, plus many others. Continuing, an RBT on a water
slide, importantly… costs when buying a puppy; vaccinations, Vet costs, collar
& lead, Micro-chip, puppy classes socialising, How to groom, tools
required….some cannot be bought in the local Pet Shop i.e. brushes, wide tooth
combs etc… Leaflet of costs listed to buy the grooming tools, costs at the
Grooming Parlour. Continuing on this subject a chart of how you groom the RBT,
Correct feed and exercise, Kennel Club Code of Ethics-large and bold, Caring for
your puppy, Breed Standard, shots depicting the ‘Breed Character’. Points of
the Breed, etc…
After being presented with
V.H.C. for Best Dressed Booth Shirley had her
photograph taken with ‘Saavick’ who has always attended D. Dogs together with
‘Red’ (the other half of the duo). Tealc stayed at home this time. Shirley was
wearing her new white trousers which she had decorated herself with the
caricature of the RBT Krait Kait, the Club letterhead,
Photo of Red & Saavick
and down one leg of her trousers the wording Russian Black Terriers of which we
are all looking forward to seeing Shirley and ‘Saavick’ in the
Dog Press.
2nd
Searson's Robroyd Evnikki; a fine boy in fabulous muscle tone, good head and
eye, great shape, powerful on the move. Unlucky to meet the winner.
Class
13 Post Grad B. (4)
1st
Brook's Robroyd Evdokskii at Claybrook; Very nicly
proportioned bitch, full of feminine attributes but having the substance and
bone required of the breed. She is sound in every way and moves a dream. I did
like her in the challenge and am sure she has already had and will have top
honours in the future.
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Janet
Kaye busy with Good Citizens Dog Scheme
Linda Newton
