Looks like #25 on the list could be entry #6 (CH Camelot's Dragon Tale) as the woman in the periwinkle/gray suit turns around at approximately the 3:11 to go marker in the video. It's either a 5 or 6 on the armband and entry #5 is already accounted for. Also, #6 is the only AOM winner not accounted for.
ETA: Thanks for compiling the list, Jan! It was very helpful in viewing the video!
Thank you for taking the time breaking it down OP and others that noticed more then I did. Some of the armbands were tough to read on the Westminster video.
Did the Labby ring seem a little smaller then usual? It looked like a little less gaiting was done on the down & back.
I noticed a few dogs that I saw at the Potomac last year who look completely different at Westminster. Either it's the smaller ring or some of them *grew up* maybe. Some in good ways and some not. It was more noticeable to me, this year more then others.
TV cameras are supposed to add weight to humans. Maybe they do the same thing for dogs. I also saw some dogs I have seen in person (I saw Calypso only a few weeks ago) and they seemed heavier than I remembered them.
I thought Calypso did a great job. He acted like a typical Labrador in front of the sporting group judge. Nice dog and well deserved win. Also, it appeared he was owner handled which is nice.
I thought Calypso did a great job. He acted like a typical Labrador in front of the sporting group judge. Nice dog and well deserved win. Also, it appeared he was owner handled which is nice.
Calypso is not owner-handled. He's handled by Erin Hall who also handled Tony (BIS/BISS Ch. Ridge View Heartland Hit Man) who also went breed at Westminster in 1997, among others, and lives here in the St. Louis area. She does a very nice job of presenting dogs.
I thought Calypso did a great job. He acted like a typical Labrador in front of the sporting group judge. Nice dog and well deserved win. Also, it appeared he was owner handled which is nice.
Calypso is not owner-handled. He's handled by Erin Hall who also handled Tony (BIS/BISS Ch. Ridge View Heartland Hit Man) who also went breed at Westminster in 1997, among others, and lives here in the St. Louis area. She does a very nice job of presenting dogs.
Dear sweet "read". For petes sake I am trying to. I went to OP and saw the list of dogs. So where was the handlers names ? Is it his own kennel ? Don't just help another person, make it hard for them. You would think I was trying to brag on my own dog when all I wanted to know was, who did Norman have ? On my video I could not see a number.
Yes, # 25 on the original poster's list was indeed WKC entry # 6 - GRCH. Camelot's Dragon Tale (the
Grand Champion part got left out of the WKC catalog!). She did win an AOM. Thanks for the original post!
I'm so new but I sure admired the lady with the cane showing her dog and he placed too! The dog was so well behaved. Who is the dog and handler?
I give them 2 thumbs up!
I'm so new but I sure admired the lady with the cane showing her dog and he placed too! The dog was so well behaved. Who is the dog and handler?
I give them 2 thumbs up!
Don't be afraid to ask, good for you.
She is Carol Heidl, Tabatha Labs. She is the one in the Lab World, if you want to learn, follow her and watch her, if you figure out how she does it, you will be the next, so far, no one. She is the main Man, Woman.