Breed Notes for June 2008

Mr R Chaston judged the breed at Bath Ch. Show, he found his winners in: Dog CC & BOB, ROBB Mrs I & Mr G Sunshoo Imahot Shot Gleniren, Res Dog CC : BEADLE Mrs P Ch Bodebi Success Story For Bedellus Sh.CM, Bitch CC : ROBB Mrs I & Mr G Gleniren Sealed With A Kiss Sunshoo, Res Bitch CC : ROBB Mrs I & Mr G Gleniren Juniper Starmaker Sunshoo, Best Puppy : MASON Miss A Amsema Prima Donna, Best Veteran : LEVERETT Mrs J I Glasafon Royal Welsh. Congratulations to allthe winners at Bath and especially to the Gleniren/Sunshoo showteam, taking both CC's and a reserve in one show is a quite an accomplishment, more so because the BOB: Sunshoo Imahot Shot Gleniren won his third and crowning CC for his Ch.title and was later placed group3 in the Toy Group under Mrs I McManus.  Interestingly  Imahot Shots sire UK Ch. NZ Grand Champion Sunshoo Imascarlet Oscars for Gleniren (now resident in New Zealand) gained his 3rd CC  also at Bath in 2005 under Mrs J Leslie and went on to Toy Group 4 under Mr A Benelow, Oscars son managed to go one better in the Toy group.

Carolyne Allward-Chebsey requests a call for items and articles for the next Papillon (Butterfly Dog) Club Newsletter due out in end of August. Have you any stories, funny or otherwise, of you papillons that you would like to share? Funny photos of your dogs can be included if you want to give others a laugh. Breeding or Health problems that you have encountered and your experience will perhaps help others who have gone through the same thing or as a warning to others? All are welcome. If any of you have made up a Champion since the last issue, don't forget to send a photo and 3 generation pedigree along with date of birth, breeder and owner for inclusion in this issue. If there is anything you would like to see in it, please send these to , the Editor, Mrs C. Allward-Chebsey, 44 Gilbert Road, Lichfield, Staffs, WS13 6AX or email  @lorahspaps.co.uk. All items to be received no later than the deadline of 30th June.

Many thanks to Eilish Neally for the following: the Papillon & Phalene Club of Ireland Breed Show held their annual breed championship show at Cloghran, Co. Dublin, Judging both Papillons and Phalenes was Mr. Jan Jacques Dupas (France). his winners were: (Papillons) GSD, BOB and BIS - GB. CH. Bodebi Ray of Success at Lafford, RGSD - Omaonaig Fire Bird, Best puppy and GSB - Omaonaig Midnight Fire, RGSB - Parnassus Perfect Joy, Best Veteran - Magic Flute of Brentville. (Phalenes) GSD and BOB- Sunshoo I'm A Wills Scarlet Gleniren, RGSD: Serenglade Flag Ship By Rayol who got the RGS in the Phalenes.GSB - Sunshoo I'm A Special Edition Gleniren, RGSB - Temelora Nichole, Best Fringes Dog Sloans Ch. Austrene I'm Electric, Best Fringes Bitch Sloans Sunshoo I'm A Special Edition Gleniren. The Irish Toy Dog Society Group Championship Show was held at the same venue on the same day. Therefore 2 sets of Green Stars were available.  The judge for both Papillons and Phalenes was Mrs. J. Lilly (England) her principle winners were: (Papillons) GSD and BOB - Denemore Icons Ruben, RGSD - Belvisaj Simply Charming, GSB - CH. Denemore Icons Butterfly, RGSB - Dolcissimo Queen of the Night and in Phalenes: GSB and BOB - Temelora Nichole, RGSB - CH. Aporia Chiassoso, GSD - IR CH, Neth., Lux., Bel., Ger., Fre., INT. CH. Austrene Academy Award, RGSD - Serenglade Flagship By Rayol. Denemore Icons Ruben took group 4 under all round judge and IKC president Mr. Sean Delmar.

Some news from the Netherlands about two young Phalene exports from the UK having some success: Temelora's Nicholas Gift (aka Tara), bred by Mesdammes Morrell and Teague,  is doing very well, she has allready 3 CACIBs and 2 x BOB. Elendil Alouette (aka Lou Lou) bred by Mrs A Borg, at the International Show Aalst Wieze, she won BOB from the Youth Class, not bad for her first show!. the judge was Mrs Heine.Sadly  in Belgium you cant get take CAC in Youthclass but looks like Lou Lou and Tara, both have a promising show career.

"Clepnaco"-  the Belgian Papillon and Phalene Club will hold their annual show this weekend at Evergem near Gent, I am hoping to go over and meet up with a few friends and watch the show, I will include a report next week.

The Northern and Eastern Counties Papillon Club will hold their Open show on the 20th July at Thorpe Willoughby Village Hall, near Selby , the Judge this year will be Mr B Rix (Rixbury). Enclosed with the schedule is a flyer to order your 2009 Calendar, I am always a fan of the N&E calendar so be sure to get your orders in to Dorothy Simpson, if you would like to enter the competition to have your  photos included in the calendar let Dorothy have them before 10th July, the final choice will be selected at the Open show. For more details contact Dorothy by e-mail  jd.papillon@virgin.net or call her on 01977 662533.

Eileen Roberts judged Papillons at the South Eastern Counties Toydog Society open show, the breed classes were sponsored by the South of England Papillon Club, who donated special Rosettes. From an entry of 33 dogs Eileen found BOB in: Brontigaer Orlando (Brooks), RBOB Charlie of Asti at Bluejays (Farrell) , BP Lemarchis Razzle Dazzle (Shaw) and B Vet. Shalandar Tinkerbelle (Pearch). Well done to all the winners and many thanks for supporting this show which always schedules all toy breeds every year.

A note from sue Rose to say they we will be putting Papillon classes on at the Oakengates Show near Telford on December 14th 2008. Schedules will be available at a later date if anyone would like details, Sues e-mail is sue@kavacanne.freeserve.co.uk

We had a lovely day at Newbury for Southern Counties Ch Show last Saturday; it was nice to catch up with everyone. Lynda Phillips was judging the breed and found her principle winners in: DCC & BOB, CH BODEBI SUCCESS STORY FOR BEDELLUS ShCM (MRS P A BEADLE) ,RDCC KIRKCHASE LOVED REGARDLESS BY PAPPLEWICK (DR R B & MR J P OLDING & MUNROE) , BCC CH GLENIREN STARLIGHT KISSES (MRS I & MR G ROBB) , RBCC ANCOJO CHASING WISHES (MR J & MRS A COOPER & COOPER) , BP INIXIA FORTUNE COOKIE (MRS S STANBURY) . Rooney, as B. Success story is known took Group 4 under Kari Jarvinen, well dome to Pat and Bob Beadle, I have always liked Rooney, not just for his dainty build and lively appearance but he has one of the nicest temperaments, it was a good day for him and some of his progeny.

Many thanks to Eilish for the results from the Irish Kennel Club All Breed International Show held in Cloghran, Judge: Mrs. Catherine Morris (USA).Papillons:
GSD,  Dog CACIB & BOB - GB CH Bodebi Ray of Success to Lafford, RGSD - Denemore Icons Ruben, Res. Dog CACIB - Omaonaig Fire Bird
GSB, Bitch CACIB - IR CH Denemore Icons Butterfly, RGSB & Res. B. CACIB - IR CH Conysluck Magic Flute. Phalenes: GSB, B. CACIB & BOB- IR CH Aporia Chiassoso, RGSB & Res. B. CACIB - Glenscot Ca Sara Sara, GSD & D. CACIB - Sunshoo I'm A Wills Scarlett Gleniren.

A date for your diary: 19th July, be sure to come along to Bradfield for the Fun-Day and Limited Agility show, organised by the South of England Papillon Club. We shall be keeping our fingers crossed that the weather will be kind to us this year, entries are coming in for the Agility show and further details can be had from WWW.Agilitynet.com - or phone Denise Welsh for further details on 01323 441583. Last year was so well supported and was marvellous to watch the Papillons whizzing around the Agility course. The Fun-Day as the name suggests is really a big garden party, all the usual stalls will be there, this year we are hoping to boost the Welfare fund by donating all the proceeds from the bring and buy and produce stall to Welfare, along with the match entry money. Please make some: cakes, jam, sweets, biscuits and scones, perhaps donate some plants, gifts or doggy items or anything that will sell to help boost the funds of Welfare which have been rather depleted recently. We shall hold the usual match with fun classes, don’t forget the fancy dress parade, human and canine, the baby puppy walk: so good for socialising your young show hopefuls. The all-in buffet lunch with dessert will cost £5, with free tea, coffee and squash all day. Further details and a map to the venue can be obtained from the club website on www.southpapclub.co.uk - club members will receive the flyer with details in the next few days.

I am sorry to say I had some bad news in an e-mail from Susie Jones daughter saying Susie is having a very rough time a present; she had a fall and broke her hip at the end of April. Her recovery was going well, and she was back up on her feet and had moved to the cottage hospital close to home, in preparation for return home. Unfortunately she had a bit of a setback about a week ago, and suffered heart failure. She's been moved back to the West Suffolk Hospital, and is being carefully monitored. We hope she will pick up her strength again and be back on the road for recovery - but this is a worrying and frightening time for her. Not sure of the ward but Susie is in: West Suffolk Hospitals NHS Trust, Hardwick Lane, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 2QZ. I know a card from friends will cheer her up.

I had the following from the Secretary of the Papillon (Butterfly Dog) Club which held their Open Show last weekend: “ Sue Morrell judged the breed and the top awards went to: Best in Show, Kirkchase Loved Regardless by Papplewick (Messrs. Olding & Munroe), Reserve Best in Show: Havenbar Little Gemma (Mr & Mrs  Brunsdon), Best Opposite Sex:Havenbar Little Gemma , Best Puppy in Show:  Jhanakia Highland Destiny (Mrs Austin &  Mrs Thompson), Reserve Best Puppy in Show: Jhanakia Highland Diva (Mrs Austin & Mrs Thompson), Best Veteran in Show:Glasafon Royal Welsh (Mrs  Leverett), Best Fringed in Show: Tawzan Freya of Chriskadu (Ms  Pougher), Best Junior Handler in Show: Rebecca Thompson. Congratulations to all. From feedback received, the show went smoothly and a pleasant day was had by all. We look forward to seeing you all at the next show, 30th November where the judge will be Mr Douglas Colyer. Schedules will be available nearer the date from the Show Secretary Mrs Jean Banfield.”. Chris Pougher also sent an up-date of the Cispap raffle held in aid of the three London rescue Papillons the raffle was drawn at the show, Chris says: “Just to let you know that the raffle for the Ltd.  Edition of the CISPAP raised a total of £115.00.  This was raised over three shows.  The Pap Clubs Ch. Show in April, the South of England Clubs Open show in May and the Pap Club show last Sunday.  We drew the raffle on Sunday and it was won by a Mrs McCabe who was there with her two daughters.  She was there at her first Pap show and I think she said she had only shown at one show before.  She had a seven month old puppy bitch that she was showing and has one other pet papillon.  Her daughters are also starting Junior Handling.  She was over the moon that she had won it.  I think it is nice for someone like that to win it as it will give her a good reference book and a good introduction into Papillons.  Many thanks to Deirdre & Mike for offering us the book, also to everyone that bought a ticket”. At Three Counties Ch Show, the weather was good and Mr R Terry was judging the breed in replacement for Mr. T  Thorne. The results were: DCC and BOB: Frasermar Farenheit for Rozamie (Mr J Magri) , Res DCC: Temelora Just Magic JW ShCM (Morrell & Teague), BCC: Gleniren Sealed With A Kiss Sunshoo (Mr & Mrs Robb), Res BCC: Ch Gleniren Starlight Kisses (Mr & Mrs Robb), Best Puppy: Gleniren Sunset In Seattle Sunshoo ( Mr & Mrs Robb). Congratulations to all the winners, especially Joe Magri on gaining the third and crowning CC to give F. Farenheit his Ch. Title, subject to KC approval.

Some news of good Open show wins also came in this week: at the Royal Cornwall Show, the Papillon judge was Mr R Payne, and the group judge was Mrs J Wilson. BOB & Group 2  went to Panspayon Stepin Out with Inixia (Mrs S Stanbury) &  BPIB & Puppy Group 2  to Inixia Fortune Cookie (Mrs S Stanbury). At Christchurch and New Forest Open show, Brian and Pat Cox’s puppy: Wishful Thinking for Tricianbri, took BOB, Best puppy in Breed, Toy Group 3 and Toy puppy Group 3 .Quite and achievement for a young one. Another dog that has been winning well at Open shows is Pat Urwins: Paparotsie Painted Lady, who took BOB and Group 1 at both Whitehaven & Dist. And Wigton & Dist. and she also went BOB at Westmoreland C.S.

Mrs Ruth Johnston judged the breed at Border Union Ch. Show  up at Kelso. She found here principle winners in:  BCC and BOB GLENIREN STARLIGHT KISSES (MRS I & MR G ROBB), RBCC GENNASUS RAMBLING ROSE (MRS S GRAY), DCC CH/FIN/BEL SILJANS MY MAN (MRS I ROBB), RDCC FRASERMAR JACK FROST (MRS M WHITEHILL), Best Puppy GENNASUS RAMBLING ROSE (MRS S GRAY). Congratulations to all the winners. After the judging a rather special event took place: Chris and Aidan decided to tie the knot and become Mr and Mrs Foynes at Border Union this year. They had wanted the ceremony to take place in the Papillon ring, but as things turned out, it was held in the Main Ring after the Group judging. I am sure we all wish them every happiness in their future life together.
Some news of UK exports doing well overseas: At the International Show in  Hulten (Netherlands). Powdermill Sweet Touch Spinillons (owner Jo Davidson-Poston) took CAC, CACIB and BOB, Best in Group and later went Reserve Best in Show. Shown by Carine Rutten of the Up-n-Downs Kennel.  In Phalenes, Temelora's Nicholas Gift won CAC,  CACIB and BOS.

Congratulations to to Pat Munn on her success at Southampton & District C. A. Open Show with Feorlig Moonlight Shadow At Ringlands who went BOB / Toy Group 1,  then went on to win Reserve Best in Show  also his son Golden Wish Ringlands won BPIB & Toy Puppy Group 3.

Some news of a Fun Dog Show, which will make a nice day out. It will be the first show held at Thames Valley Hospice Summer Fair on Windsor Racecourse July 12th from 1pm.  Janet Chandler [Barleybright] is to judge, Fran McWade will demonstrate Show Handling and then judge the young handlers. Royal Canin have promised lots of goodies and S of EPC is supporting the handling classes with super rosettes and ribbons for every competitor.

Some good news about Susie Jones, Susie’s daughter writes: “The good news is that her recovery seems to be getting back on track; they've stabilised her heart problems, and are treating her for anaemia and vitamin deficiency.  She has moved from what appeared to be rather a "touch and go" position to something much more stable over the last week, and plans are that she will return to the cottage hospital only a few miles from home on Monday or Tuesday.  Fingers crossed that everything stays on track, and that she can return home soon.