A real outstanding

A massive congratulations to all part of the Gayville's kennels with Che and also for acheiving first place in the kennel parade,You guys done very well,also Varina which looked stunning as always.Well done again...Andy

fox:PISS OFF
then phone david Hall and ask him about the issue.

And then open your big ears attached to your big head and listen to all the rumours - things are cleared up tidely.

Im glad that is cleared up. I thought this was the case.

here we go again solo, how has it taken you so long to think this one up! i know of the judge you are talking about and i cant think of a more honest ^judge. you on the other just look for your target, stir things up. am sure you will be next wondering why i have not commented for a while, that because am out with my dogs! you dont like it when people try to digrace your dogs so why do you find pleasure in disgracing others!! you deserve all you get.

Following a lengthy conversation with David Hall regarding the chronological facts appertaining to the purchase of this male by his friends from New Zealand, and the placement of the male in his kennel for his 6 months residency in the UK.

These are the facts:

Che was entered into the TWO DAY NATIONAL owned by the German owners, and Che was available was FOR SALE.
On the first day of the Show (Saturday) he was shown in his class under the Judge David Hall, he won his class. On the second day of the Show, Sunday David & Joan Halls friends from New Zealand expressed an interest in purchasing Che, and reached an outline agreement to buy him, paying a deposit. After the show Che returned to Germany until the purchase was completed. The purchase was not finalised until sometime in August and it was agreed that Che would complete his residency with David & Joan Hall, and be campaigned by them in the UK during this 6 month period.

It is very clear from these facts that David Hall had NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE PURCHASE OF THIS MALE BY HIS FRIENDS, WHEN HE ACTUALLY JUDGED HIM.

I am just curious, like several others.

I could be wrong here, but was this male not 'for sale' at the national and not yet owned by its current owners. (Im sorry Im at work at the moment and cant check the catalogue)
This would suggest such dealings were done after the national.
And before aspersions are cast on the judge -The dog has since won a CC in Belfast and won his class on 10.10.04 at another champ show. (His only outings I believe)
No doubt Mr Solo, you have more to say on the issue.

I understand this male, bought by a GSD kennel in New Zealand, competed in our TWO DAY NATIONAL SHOW, where he won his class, then went home with the Judge who had judged males, to stand at stud at the Judges kennel for the 6 months residency requirements for German Imports going to New Zealand. I would be interested to know when, in relation to our TWO DAY NATIONAL SHOW, the arrangments for this dogs residency was made.