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IN FULL CRY NO 3 Newsletter of the Beagle Association of Gauteng

Affiliated to KUSA

December 2013

PINOAK BEAGLES

South Africa’s top winning Beagle show kennel for the second consecutive year, this year winning

seven out of fifteen categories in the Beagle of the Year national competition

Another home bred Beagle Puppy of the Year - 2013

Pinoak Divine Delilah

(Ch Moomba Bindie of Pinoak x Ch Rossut Junket of Pinoak Imp UK)

Newsletter Content

– Club information Page 2 – Letter from The Chair

Page 4 – What to look for in a breeder Page 5 - Members page

Page 6 - Milestones Page 7 – Rainbow Bridge

Page 8 – FCI World Agility Championships 2013 Page 10 - Winners Gallery

Page 12 - National Beagle of the Year - Final Positions & Roll of Honour

Page 18 – Pinoak Beagles - Advertisement

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Club Information

Postal Address P.O.Box 7 Oranjeville, Free State, 1995

Website http://thebeagleassociation.co.za

Committee Chairperson Shuna de Villiers

Vice Chairperson Audrey Hauptfleisch

Secretary Sue Kranz Treasurer Kirsty Hauptfleisch

Carolyn Chelchinsky Goobie Marn

Jack Peden Jean Peden

Daelene Venter Johan Venter

Agility Correspondent & Health Rep Carolyn Chelchinsky

Beagle of the Year Convenor Shuna de Villiers

Beagle Rescue Audrey Hauptfleisch

Bookstall Convenor Shuna de Villiers

Country Member Rep Goobie Marn

Newsletter Editor Shuna de Villiers

Membership fees Due 1st January

Ordinary members R50 pa : Pensioners R40 pa

Advertising Breeders Listing* R50 pa

Limited to Kennel name, email/website address & tel.no.

Newsletter R50 per insertion

Website To be advised

Contact us: Shuna de Villiers [email protected] 072 6131898

Audrey Hauptfleisch [email protected] 082 8984805

Kirsty Hauptfleisch [email protected] 082 4824571

Carolyn Chelchinsky [email protected]

Conditions apply

http://thebeagleassociation.co.za/

mailto:[email protected]




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Letter from the Chair

2013 has been a significant year for Beagles, we’ve seen the affiliation of the Beagle Association to

KUSA and Beagles numbers at shows across the country have been on the increase, we sincerely hope

that this trend continues in the forthcoming year. Sadly for the sport there have been a few isolated

incidences where the integrity of some of the exhibitors, and more importantly of a few judges, has

not been beyond reproach. It is important to keep this behaviour in perspective however as it is very

much minority behaviour and at the end of the day the only people who are fooled by it are the

perpetrators themselves. South Africa also hosted the agility world championships and yes Beagle(s)

were involved, more on this elsewhere.

Again on the negative side there have been a number of reports of registered breeders not supplying

registration papers for registered puppies they have sold, thus preventing potential exhibitors from

entering shows, apart from being dishonest & fraudulent. If this occurs purchasers of puppies do have

recourse through the KUSA complaints procedures and should not hesitate to contact the KUSA as this

is the only way to eliminate this practice. Additionally please contact us to check whether they are

members of the Association. Also most alarmingly there has been of report of a scam by a so-called

breeder in Alberton selling non-existent puppies, a family in Kwazulu Natal lost a substantial amount

of money. Both practices highlight the need for purchasers only to purchase from KUSA registered and

Beagle Association recommended breeders, that way you do have some comeback.

Membership subscriptions are now due and membership application packs have been sent out. While

there is a steady trickle of subscriptions coming in, this is a reminder to existing members to renew and

enthusiasts wishing to join, to fill in and return the membership application form together with

subscription. Anyone wanting a pack who has not received one should contact a member of the

committee, see page 1 for contact details.

Congratulations to all the winners of the various categories of the Beagle of the Year competition. We

have winners from three provinces. Trophies and prizes will be handed out at the Beagle Association

first Open Show to be held on the 26th January 2014 at Goldfields Showgrounds, country members will

receive theirs just as soon as we can get them to you. There are 15 prize categories plus the Chairman’s

special award. We currently have two trophies only, Beagle of the Year and Puppy of the Year, anybody

wishing to donate a trophy should contact the committee. Additionally anyone, members or exhibitors,

wishing to propose changes to the Beagle of the Year competition should submit their proposals to the

committee for consideration, not later than the 31st January 2014.

Our Open Show as stated above will be held on the 26th January 2014. A date for your diary, schedules

will be sent out this month. Subject to confirmation from KUSA we will have a Beagle specialist as a

judge for this our first Open Show, so please support our show.

The Beagle Association under the auspices of Northern Areas Provincial Council will be holding a breed

seminar also at Goldfields Showgrounds on the 16th June 2014. This seminar will be of interest to all

owners, breeders, exhibitors, judges as well as anyone wishing to join the judges training scheme.

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We welcome Carolyn Chelchinsky, a new member, who has been co –opted onto the committee to

serve as Agility Correspondent and Health Rep. Any questions on either subject can be directed to her,

please see page 1 for her contact details. We also welcome onto the committee existing members Jack

& Jean Peden

Our AGM will be held at Goldfields in February. Members will be notified of the exact date.

With effect from 2014 we will be featuring Rogues Gallery, this is a photo/caption competition. Please

submit your Beagle photos with a suitably apt caption, the winning photo /caption from all entries

received will be selected by a guest judge at the year end and the winner will receive a fabulous hamper

from our sponsors. Please do not include names of dogs, people or owners. Entries will be displayed in

the newsletter and also on the website. Our website is under construction but is live, and improving all

the time so visit it occasionally. http://thebeagleassociation.co.za

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Please let us have your unwanted books, any language, any genre for our second hand book stall.

Contact us and we will collect. Our next book sale will be at our Open Show on the 26th January 2014.

Our bookstall is our main fundraiser so please support us.

http://thebeagleassociation.co.za/

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What to look for in a breeder

Why you should only ever buy from registered breeders? Registered breeders are members of KUSA and

as such are bound by their rules, regulations and ethics regarding the breeding of pure bred dogs.

Unregistered breeders are unnecessarily adding to the already large pool of unwanted mongrel dogs

which frequently end up at rescue centres around the country. However you need to be aware of puppy

mills/farmers as these exist amongst registered breeders as well as amongst unregistered breeders.

Puppy farmers are volume breeders who have little regard or consideration for the basic needs & care

of their breeding bitches and puppies and who breed purely for financial gain and not for the

betterment of the breed. Breeders, like potential puppy purchasers, need to supply references.

References can be sought from specialist Breed Clubs, Veterinarians, neighbours, as well as satisfied

puppy purchasers.

Reputable registered breeders breed only to improve the breed and have a researched breeding

program based on sound breeding principles working within the existing breed standard. Reputable

registered breeders do not seek to experiment with or change the breed according to their own

personal preferences for colour, size, shape, temperament, etc. Dogs that are registered with KUSA have

a traceable and verifiable pedigree and are indeed what they say they are . Any papers that are supplied

with unregistered dogs are worthless as they cannot be authenticated.

Chose a breeder who is quite happy for you to visit their premises and view their breeding stock, which

should be happy, healthy and sound. Kennels and runs should be clean, free from excrement, have a

plentiful water supply, be light and airy, shaded, of sufficient size to allow the dogs to exercise freely,

with undercover and sheltered sleeping areas. Many of the smaller breeders house their breeding stock

within their homes thus ensuring that their dogs and puppies are well socialised.

The breeder you select should be knowledgeable about their selected breed, the breed standard, its

history, function, needs, both psychological and physical, of the dogs, pros and cons of the breed,

genetic heritage, testing available and most importantly temperament.

Never buy a puppy that has not been seen at least once by a qualified veterinarian, that does not have a

veterinary record and microchip identification papers. Due to administration delays, registration papers

are usually not yet available when the puppy is 8 weeks old, but ask for proof that they have been

submitted to the KUSA. The average registration delay thereafter is four weeks.

Some breeders impose breeding restrictions and insist on purchase contracts, ensure you understand

the implications of these. Shop around and speak to as many breeders as possible and be discerning and

sift the wheat from the chaff.

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We need your input here too.

Welcome

Welcome to new members Carolyn Chelchinsky , Diana Hansen, Vicky Harris, Kim Heller, Bill and Jane

Mills, Maryke Pigden, Sylvia Tutchener, Michel and Verena Zimmerman and new exhibitor Carla Pohl

Snippets

Best Veteran in Show at the Junior Kennel Club Open Show on 3rd of November was a Beagle. Ch

Morninghunt William Wallace. We expect to see a lot more of Wallace in the show ring again.

Best Puppy in Show at the Western Gauteng Open Show on 17th of November was also a Beagle Pinoak

Finian of Morninghunt

Yet another Beagle was on the BIS/RBIS podium at the Celtic Breeds Charity Christmas Open Show on

the 1st of December, this time it was the turn of Pinoak Baron Ferdinand who took Reserve Best Puppy

in Show

Thanks

Donations in cash & kind have been received from Vicky Harris, Audrey Hauptfleisch, Royal-Canin,

Johan Venter and the Zimmermans. Thank you one and all.

Puppy enquiries

The Beagle Association regularly receive enquiries regarding the availability of puppies for sale. Any

members with current or planned litters wishing us to pass on their details should contact Audrey or

Shuna.

Breeders Listing – R50 per annum- conditions apply

Esmalyke – Maryke Pigden – 082 5697085 www.esmalykebeagles.co.za

[email protected]

Morninghunt - Audrey Hauptfleisch - 082 8984805 [email protected]

Pinoak – Shuna de Villiers - 072 6131898 – www.pinoakbeagles.co.za

[email protected]

http://www.esmalykebeagles.co.za/



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MILESTONES

The Class of 2013

Beagles which have achieved championship status during the course of the year.

Apologies for any omissions – I need you to feed me this information.

Ardmore Brigit’s Mathilda of Esmalyke – Bitch – Maryke Coetzee Pigden

Brialey For Your Eyes Only of Cherive (Imp Aus) – Bitch – Clive Roberts

Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) – Dog – Candice Theron

Cherive A Kind of Magic – Dog – Clive Roberts

Cherive The Kingstone – Dog- Clive Roberts/Hazel Leipsig

Hampstead Chola of Voxcreek – Bitch- Candice Theron

Morninghunt Cubb Gummi – Bitch – Kirsty Hauptfleisch

Pinoak Bonne Bella- Bitch – Shuna de Villiers

Highlights of the Year

Beagle BIS placings at all breed championship shows

Voxcreek Tribal Torrent - 3rd BBPIS – Uitenhage Kennel Club

Voxcreek Tribal Torrent – RBBPIS – Walmer Kennel Club

Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) – 4th BJIS – Walmer Kennel Club

Pinoak Divine Delilah – RBPIS – West Coast Kennel Club

Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) – 4th BJIS - Durban & District KC

Pinoak Fogarty – 4th BBPIS - Queenstown Kennel Club

Pinoak Fogarty - 4th BBPIS – Grahamstown Kennel Club

Pinoak Fitzhenry – RBBPIS – Margate Kennel Club

Pinoak Finian of Morninghunt – RBBPIS – Sasolburg Kennel Club

Pinoak Baron Ferdinand – 3rd BBPIS – Cape Town Kennel Club

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I’Je Suis Precieuse de la Meute D’Asterion of Voxcreek (Imp Fr) – 4thBBPIS – Hottentots Holland KC

I’Je Suis Precieuse de la Meute D’Asterion of Voxcreek (Imp Fr) – RBBPIS – SA Ladies KC

Nullgai Gustavo of Voxcreek – BNIS – SA Ladies KC

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Ch Gaeblefield Leo the Lion

Our oldest competitor aged 10 years

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Rainbow Bridge 2013

Remembering those Beagles that gave us great pleasure and love during their short lives

Audrey & Kirsty Hauptfleisch’s - Belle - Ch Morninghunt Blue My Belle 2006 - 2013

Snoopy – Ch Morninghunt Baroness Snoopy 2005 - 2013

Gucci – Morninghunt Gucci 2007 - 2013

All poisoned on the 14/02/2013

Carole Lynam & John Kenny’s - Rosie - Pinoak Araminta 2011- 2013

Louise & Naas Hefer’s – Odie – Pinoak Fraser 2013 - 2013

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FCI World Agility Championships 2013

Submitted by Carolyn Chelchinsky

The World Agility Championships (AWC) are organised annually in Europe and the winners gain the title

‘World Agility Champion’. This was the first time in the history of the event that it left the European

continent. South Africa was honoured to host the event but unfortunately due to the distance, the costs

involved and a number of other factors the teams attending were much smaller than usual. The

countries that attended were Spain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, USA, Norway and

South Africa. The event was held 11-13 October at The Dome in Northgate, JHB.

Dog agility is a dog sport in which a handler directs a dog through an obstacle course in a race for both

time and accuracy. Dogs run off-leash with no food or toys as incentives, and the handler can touch

neither dog nor obstacles. Consequently the handler's controls are limited to voice, movement, and

various body signals, requiring exceptional training of the animal and coordination of the handler.

In its simplest form, an agility course consists of a set of standard obstacles laid out by a judge in a

design of his or her own choosing in an area of a specified size. Depending on the type of competition,

the obstacles may be marked with numbers indicating the order in which they must be completed.

There can be jumps, tubes, as well as contact obstacles like the A-frame, See-Saw and Dog walk. Courses

are complicated enough that a dog could not complete them correctly without human direction. In

competition, the handler must assess the course, decide on handling strategies, and direct the dog

through the course, with precision and speed equally important. Many strategies exist to compensate

for the inherent difference in human and dog speeds and the strengths and weaknesses of the various

dogs and handlers. Agility caters for many breeds and sizes of dogs but working breeds like Border

Collies excel at the sport. There are very few beagles that compete in agility, because of the obedience

and focus on handler that it requires, however it is possible.

As this is a beagle newsletter I thought I would give you feedback on the wonderful beagle that

competed at the AWC. Piet (registered name-Beauty Succession’s Parker Jones) is a

beautiful tan and white, male beagle from Germany and was born 13 Jan 2009. When

asked whether he travelled well to SA, his owner Johanna Mueller said that he was

perfectly calm and slept in his crate the whole time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_sport

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obstacle_course

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leash

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Piet performed excellently at the event finishing 6th in the

Individual agility (contact)

round, 9th in the individual

jumping round and 5th overall

Individual Medium dog. He also

assisted the German team in

coming 2nd in the Medium

category. He was not the fastest dog but was very consistent and ran

a number of excellent clear rounds. Like most beagles he is very

food driven and that is what Johanna uses to train him.

The South African teams did us proud, finishing on the podium in each category. They finished 2nd in the

Large, 3rd in the Medium and Small categories. A special mention goes to Annaret Meintjies! She was in

the Medium team with her Kooikerhondjie and in the Large team with her Border Collie but the

fantastic thing is that she started agility with her 2 beagles, Emma and Levi.

On the first day of the event there was a KUSA affiliated show, The SA Cup, in

which 2 beagles competed, Zoe and Bernie. These 2 beagles are in their first

year of competing and did really well for their first time at such an event.

Neither dog was placed but ran well despite the new surface underfoot, the

lights, cameras and crowds.

So you see, it is possible to do agility with

beagles! It just takes a lot of work and patience.

Photos courtesy of- K9 Action Shots, Carmen van der Merwe and C-Magic Photography

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Winners Gallery

BOY, Junior BOY, CC DOG Winner Runner Up BOY

Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp AUS) Ch Cherive High Power

Best Opposite Sex BOY – Ch Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked Veteran BOY - Ch Thornwick Penny Velvet

Puppy BOY – Pinoak Divine Delilah Baby Puppy BOY – Pinoak Ernie Who Else of

Morninghunt

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Neutered BOY -Nullgai Gustavo of Voxcreek CC Bitch winner - Ch Hampstead Chola of Voxcree k

Sire of the Year – Ch Serenaker Love Me Do of Dam of the Year - Ch Rossut Junket of

Pinoak (Imp UK) of Pinoak (Imp UK)

Breeder of the Year – Shuna de Villiers with KUSA National Beagle

FCI Beagle of the Year Ch Pinoak Archie’s a Duke Ch Cherive A Kind of Magic

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National Beagle of the Year Competition

The National Beagle of the Year is a competition to determine the Beagle that has won the most Best of

Breeds & Reserve Best of Breeds during the course of any one show year, it is not a competition to

determine the dog that has beaten the most other dogs and differs from other competitions in that it

takes into account Reserve Best of Breeds. In addition to the Beagle of the Year there are various other

categories which are validated by other KUSA recognised awards, eg Veteran, Junior, Puppy, Baby

Puppy, Neutered Dog, as well as recognition given to Sires, Dams & Breeders of the top dogs. The Beagle

of the Year is free and all Beagles exhibited at Championship Shows throughout South Africa

automatically qualify

The points allocation can be obtained from the Chairman by interested parties

Please note that an unauthorised version of these leaderboards is being displayed on another

website. Any discrepancies between the two is of no concern of the Beagle Association. The Beagle

Association does an internal audit to ensure accuracy of these leaderboards according to the points

allocation, and based on these results the awards will be made at the year end, however should any

exhibitor have a query about their dogs points please contact us and we will check that no error has

occurred.

2013 Final Positions

Beagle of the Year Sex Points

Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) D 206

Ch Cherive High Power D 129

Ch Pinoak Archie’s a Duke D 105

Ch Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked B 103

Ch Cherive A Kind of Magic D 43

Ch Morninghunt Tygra B 35

Ch Hampstead Chola of Voxcreek B 30

Ch Ardmore Brigets Matilda of Esmalyke B 25

Pinoak Divine Delilah B 20

Ch Brialey For Your Eyes Only of Cherive (Imp Aus) B 15

Ch Pinoak Bonne Bella B 15

Voxcreek Tribal Torrent D 15

Roll of Honour

Beagle of the Year

2011 Ch Jebori Geronimo

2012 Ch Rossut Junket of

Pinoak (Imp UK)

2013 Ch Brialey Live & Let Die

of Voxcreek (Imp Aus)

Runner Up

2011 Ch Moomba Bindie of

Pinoak

2012 Ch Cherive High Power


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Ch Cherive The Kingstone D 11

Cherive Your Nemesis D 5

Ch Jebori Geronimo D 5

Vroeggenoeg Arthur of Voxcreek D 5

Veteran Beagle of the Year

Ch Thornwick Penny Velvet B 42

Ch Morninghunt William Wallace D 16

Ch Thornwick Penny Chalcedony D 5

Junior Beagle of the Year

Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) D 132


Morninghunt Kanga B 26

Ch Pinoak Bonne Bella B 18

Ch Brialey For Your Eyes Only of Cherive (Imp Aus) B 10


Baby Puppy Beagle of the Year

Pinoak Ernie Who Else of Morninghunt D 46

I’l Je Suis Precieuse de la Meute DÁsterion

Of Voxcreek (Imp Fr) B 29

Pinoak Baron Ferdinand D 26


Pinoak Fogarty D 14

Pinoak Finian of Morninghunt D 8

Pinoak Fitzhenry D 8

Best Opposite Sex


Pinoak (Imp UK)


2013 Ch Pinoak Augusta’s

Wicked

Veteran Beagle of the Year

2011 Ch Cherive Millenium

Moon

2012 Ch Thornwick Penny

Velvet

2013 Ch Thornwick Penny

Velvet

Junior Beagle of the Year

2011 Ch Moomba Bindie of

Pinoak

2012 Ch Pinoak Archie’s a

Duke

2013 Ch Brialey Live & Let die

of Voxcreek (Imp Aus)

Baby Beagle Puppy of the Year

2013 Pinoak Ernie Who Else of

Morninghunt

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Puppy Beagle of the Year



Cherive Your Nemesis D 25

Esmalyke La Boheme B 22

Morninghunt Kanga B 20

Pinoak Ernie Who Else of Morninghunt D 14

Cherive Shamus D 11

Morninghunt Tigger of Moomba D 5

Pinoak Dig Me Digby D 5

Neutered Dog of the Year

Nullgai Gustavo of Voxcreek 9

Ch Gaeblefield Leo the Lion 5

Sire of the Year – SA Residents only

Ch Serenaker Love Me Do of Pinoak (Imp UK) 143

Ch Cherive Millenium Moon 75

Ch Moomba Bindie of Pinoak 32

Cherive New Amendment 29

Ch Thornwick Penny Jasper (Posthumous) 28

Ch Cherive High Power 24

Studvet Rusty 18

Ch Ardmore Jastus Charlie (Posthumous) 15

Ch Moomba Bendigo 10

Ch Cherive A Kind of Magic 9

Ch Pinoak Archie’s a Duke 9

Ch Cherive New Sensation 6

Ch Newlin Quentin of Beacott (Imp UK) 5

Puppy Beagle of the Year

2011 Morninghunt Cub

Gummi

2012 Pinoak Bonne Bella

2013 Pinoak Divine Delilah

Neutered Dog of the Year

2013 Nullgai Gustavo of

Voxcreek

Sire of the Year

2011 Ch Newlin Quentin of

Beacott (Imp UK)

2012 Ch Serenaker Love Me

Do of Pinoak (Imp UK)

2013 Ch Serenaker Love Me

Do of Pinoak (Imp UK)

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Leranda Sir Bailey 4

Jebori Hertzog of Vroeggenoeg 3

Ch Towri Thoar (Posthumous) 1

Dam of the Year – SA Residents only

Ch Rossut Junket of Pinoak (Imp UK) 152

Rossut Annabel of Cherive (Imp UK) 81

Ch Hampstead Chola of Voxcreek 29

Cherive Cleopatra 24

Ch Fallowfield Lotti of Pinoak (Imp UK) 21

Ch Morninghunt Blue My Belle (Posthumous) 21

Studvet Rozelle of Hampstead 18

Ardmore Barnoo Bridget 15

Ch Morninghunt Tygra 10

Cherive New Legend 9

Ch Morninghunt Snarf of Pinoak 8

Ch Thornwick Penny Amethyst 6

Ch Ardmore Brigitts Mathilda of Esmalyke 4

Ch Jebori All that Jazz of Bobidi 3

Jemima of Vroeggenoeg 3

Ch morninghunt Nononsenala 2

Ch Gaeblefield Pussy Willow (Posthumous) 1

Ch Thornwick Penny Royal Gem (Posthumous) 1

Troost Tess of Nullgai 1

Breeder of the Year – SA Residents only

Shuna de Villiers (Pinoak) 185

Clive Roberts (Cherive) 114

Kirsty Hauptfleisch (Morninghunt) 33

Candice Theron (Voxcreek) 29

Mrs R M Cronje (Hampstead) 18

Melanie de Jongh (Ardmore) 15

Dam of the Year

2011 Ch Moomba Jinderbine

2012 Rossut Annabel of

Cherive (Imp UK)


Pinoak (imp UK)

Breeder of the Year

2011 K C Hauptfleisch

2012 C Roberts

2013 S M de Villiers

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Susan Penny (Thornwick) 7

Maryke Coetzee Pigden (Esmalyke) 4

Mrs R Smit (Vroeggenoeg) 3

Shani Smit (Jebori) 3

Vicky Harris (Gaeblefield) 1

Michelle Lee (Nullgai) 1

CC Dog

Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) 27

Cherive A Kind of Magic 10

Voxcreek Tribal Torrent 5

Pinoak Ernie Who Else of Morninghunt 4

Cherive The Kingstone 1

CC Bitch

Hampstead Chola of Voxcreek 14

Pinoak Divine Delilah 9

Brialey For Your Eyes Only of Cherive (Imp Aus) 6

Morninghunt Kanga 6

Ardmore Brigets Matilda of Esmalyke 5

Pinoak Bonne Bella 3

Cherive Sabrina 2

Mercurymagics Quentins Vicky of Ardmore 2

Ardmore Lieskas Cloe 1

Cherive New Legend 1

Voxcreek Elusive Estuary 1

FCI Shows – 2013 Top Beagle

No points accrue from these for Beagle of the Year Categories

CACIB Dog


Dam of the Year

2011 Moomba Jinderbine

2012 Rossut Annabel of Cherive

(Imp)

Breeder of the Year

2011 K Hauptfleisch

2012 C Roberts

CC Dog

2011 Not recorded

2012 Pinoak Archie’s a Duke

2013 Brialey Live & let Die of

Voxcreek (Imp Aus)

CC Bitch

2011 Not recorded

2012 Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked

2013 Hampstead Chola of

Voxcreek

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Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) 1

CACIB Bitch

CH Morninghunt Tygra 1

Ch Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked 1

Ch Rossut Junket of Pinoak (Imp UK) 1

FCI Beagle of the Year (BOB + RBOB + Group placings etc.)


Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek (Imp Aus) 14

Ch Morninghunt Tygra 12

Ch Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked 5


FCI Junior Beagle of the Year (BJ + Group placings etc)


FCI Puppy of the Year ( BP + Group placings etc)


Pinoak Baron Ferdinand 9

2013 KUSA National Beagle

Ch Cherive A Kind of Magic

2013 Dog of the Year Beagle Qualifiers

Ch Brialey Live & Let Die of Voxcreek D

Ch Cherive High Power D

Ch Pinoak Augusta’s Wicked B

2013 Junior Dog of the Year Beagle Qualifiers

Ch Pinoak Bonne Bella B

Pinoak Divine Delilah B

FCI Beagle of the Year

2011 Not recorded


2013 Ch Pinoak Archie’s a Duke

KUSA National Beagle

2011 Ch Morninghunt William

Wallace


2013 Ch Cherive A Kind of Magic

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PINOAK BEAGLES Wish you all a very happy Christmas and a successful 2014 in the showring, and offer you a sneak

preview of one of the newest homebred contenders for a place in the Pinoak 2014 show team.

See you there !

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