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Rhodesian Ridgeback Klubben Danmark byder jer velkomment til vores EDS Klub udstilling

Dommer:

Hanka Pankova, CZ: Hvalpe, hanner, BIR

John S. Berg, S: Tæver, Veteran BIR

Sponsor:

Titler

European Club Winner 2023 – til BIR/BIM with ck – forkortet EUCW2023
European Club Junior Winner 2023 – til bedste junior han/tæve with ck– forkortet EUCJW2023
European Club Veteran Winner 2023 – til bedste veteran han/tæve with ck – forkortet EUCVW2023

Program

09.00 udstillingsområdet åbner

10.00 Bedømmelserne starter

15.00 BIR og BIM bedømmelse

Tidsplanen er ikke fast, så kom I tide og være forberedt på at bedømmelserne kan
trække ud.

Der er mulig at købe sandwich og kolde drikke

Sted:

Sted/Place: Sunds Hallen, Idrætsvej 2, 7451 Sunds

📍 Se på kort: Sunds Hallen, Idrætsvej 2, 7451 Sunds

Så er PM for RR-dagene udsendt. Vi starter kl. 9 begge dage læs lørdagens program og søndagens program

Pokalerne til RR dagen 2022 bliver sponsoreret af

Kennel Bikita`s Legacy
Kennel Hazinas
Kennel Hekima
Kennel Inkiini
Kennel Juani
Kennel Kipekee
Kennel Kirafiki
Kennel Lewanika
Kennel Makucha
Kennel Mhuri Khazana
Kennel Ni`Akoya
Nordhund
Karen Andersen

A very brief snapshot of the breed history – by Linda Costa

1652 onwards
The Cape of southern Africa is settled by Europeans. A local dog with a ridge on his back is seen there. This local canine interbreeds with the imported dogs of the new arrivals. The ridge persists.
1875 onwards
Missionaries, miners, hunters and travellers move north across the Zambesi River into Rhodesia, bringing their dogs of many and varied types with them. Some have the distinctive ridge on their back. Several people take an interest in this “ridged” type of dog and begin to
purposely breed them.
1922
The Rhodesian Ridgeback Club – The Parent Club – is formed in Bulawayo Rhodesia.
Breeders are active in Rhodesia in the north and south
1925 onwards
Seven Rhodesian Ridgebacks are exported to Kenya by Sydney Waller, previously living in Rhodesia. Waller sets himself up as a professional hunter and guide with great success.
The Prince of Wales and Duke of Gloucester are introduced to the breed while on Safari with Waller in Kenya. Many wealthy and influential English visitors go on Safari with Waller and meet his dogs.
The breed becomes popular amongst the English in Kenya.
Several are exported to England.
1926
The breed is officially recognised by SAKU (South African Kennel Union)

1928
Mrs Madja Foljambe, a hunting client of Waller, purchases a breeding pair in Kenya and exports to England; they are shown at Crufts. She purchases successive imports over the next few years from both Kenya and Rhodesia.
Denys Finch Hatton imports a breeding pair from Rhodesia to Kenya, gives them to Rose Cartwright.
1931
Lady Baillie of Leeds Castle purchases a bitch from Rhodesia and imports a dog from Waller in Kenya
1932
Major Cecil Henry Feilden sends his Rhodesian Ridgeback dog Simba to England from Rhodesia
Mrs Leila Player imports a breeding pair from Rhodesia and exhibits them at Crufts.
1935
Viscountess Edith Furness imports a litter of pups to England from Kenya
1938
Robert Pollard Oldham Jnr imports a Rhodesian Ridgeback dog from England to the USA
Errol Flynn imports a breeding pair of Rhodesian Ridgebacks from England to the USA

Dommerændring på RR dagen

Desværre er Liz Megginson langtidssygemeldt efter en operation, og har med stor beklagelse trukket sig fra at dømme. Vi ønsker hende god bedring og håber det bliver muligt at invitere hende et andet år. Med meget kort varsel er det lykkedes os at få tilsagn fra Orit Nevo, Israel. Læs om Orit her

Change of judge at the RRK 40 year Winner Speciality show

Unfortunately Liz Megginson has become ill  and have sent her regrets that she will not be able to judge our show. We wish her the best of recovery and hope it will be possible to invite her another year. With very short notice we have successfully invited Orit Nevo, Israel you can read about Orit here

We look forward to seeing you in Strøby in September