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| Aust Champion Hartfeld Regazza Rose |
| 'Rose' is from the repeat mating of Ch Swiftgait Inthenickotome and Ch Dalhaven Maddison Avenue, which already produced our multi In Show winning Aust Ch Hartfeld Bello Regazza. *STOP PRESS* Rose wins BEST OF BREED at 2007 Canberra Royal In Italian, 'Regazza Rose' means 'beautiful rose'. This liver lady is 'Personality Plus', and we feel that she will continue the winning tradition set by her older sister. She is co-owned and handled by my partner Emily Fraser. Rose is a mulitple Best In Group winner and gained her first Best In Group at only six months of age. Since that time she has continued by winning numerous awards at both Breed and Group level. She is a Class In Show winner at both All Breeds and Specialty Shows. A multiple Best Of Breed winner and has recently obtained her Australian Championship. Rose will be campaigned extensively through 2007. |
| 'Rose' |
| Parents |
| GrandParents |
| Great GrandParents |
| Aust Ch Swiftgait Inthenickotime |
| Aust Grd Ch Swiftgait Rock My World |
| Aust Ch Swiftgait Apache Warrior |
| Swiftgait Dream On |
| Aust Ch Swiftgait Original Sin |
| Aust Ch Paceaway Fire Dragon |
| Swiftgait Pagan Delight (IID) |
| Aust Ch Dalhaven Maddison Avenue |
| Aust/Mal Ch Swiftgait Guns A Blaze |
| Aust Ch Dalhaven High Society ET |
| Aust Grd Ch Dalmeadow Brave Dancer ET |
| Broburn My Fair Lady ET |
| Aust Ch Firencoach Cheroki Fyr |
| Aust Ch Swiftgait Just The Fax |
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| Photograph taken at 2 Years |
| An informal picture of Rose relaxing in the backyard at Dalhaven. |
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| Rose pictured above at 2 years old |
| Critique from 2005 Open Show - The Dalmatian Club of NSW Inc. Judge Mrs Rhonda Ralphs "A 9 month old Liver/white bitch of very good breed type with a good head showing strength with a sparkling and intelligent expression. Good angulation in the forequarters and hindquarters, well balanced with a level topline. Her pigmentation was good, her coat was in lovely in excellent condition and she was well spotted. She moved well covering the ground with little effort". |
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