While attending dog shows and showing in obedience,
Judy started watching Weimaraners in breed competition. She realized
that the majority of dogs she liked were sired by Ch Shadowmar Barthuas
Dorilio. She met "Dors" owner, Dorothy Remensnyder who was a wealth
of knowledge. She discussed pedigrees, anatomy, movement and shared
her years of knowlege with Judy. Dorothy had a beautiful Dorilio
daughter, Shadowmar Winema von Elken, who she had acquired after a year
of age. She had been brought up in a kennel and did not have a lot
of self confidence. Dorothy gave Judy the bitch, with the understanding
that she would try to finish her. Although she was wonderful at home,
great with children and loved to hunt, she did not like to show.
She was bred her to her half-brother, sired by Dorilio, Ch Dougs Dauntless
von Dor. and this produced Ch Colsidex Dauntless Applause (Ch Dougs
Dauntless von Dor X Shadowmar Winema von Elken), a multiple Specialty winner,
BROM Top Producer and one of the first bitches elected to the Weimaraner
Club of America Hall of Fame. "Pixie" was the dam of 12 champions,
3 Futurity winners, 6 BROM Top Producers and the breed’s all time top producing
sire and multiple Best In Show winner, Ch Colsidex Standing Ovation.
Pixie is the #8 All Time Top Producing BROM dam.
Ch
Colsidex Standing Ovation (Ch Seneca’s Medicine Man X Ch Colsidex Dauntless
Applause) was the product of an outcross of two inbred dogs. His
dam, Applause, was the result of a half brother, half sister breeding on
Ch Shadowmar Barthaus Dorilio. His sire, Ch Seneca’s Medicine Man
was the result of a half brother, half sister breeding on Ch Durmar’s Karl.
Ovation was the best of both his sire and dam. He had the balance
and beautiful breed type of his dam, and the showmanship and tail set of
his sire. He won 5 Best In Shows (3 US & 2 Canada), was #1 Weimaraner
in the U.S. and Canada for and twice won the WCA National Specialty from
the Veterans class. "Joga" was a prepotent producer , the sire of
3 Best In Show winners, 28 Futurity winners, numerous Group winners and
an unprecedented 148 champions. He is the #1 All Time Top Producing
BROM sire. Both Joga and Pixie
had the wonderful easy going, easy to live with temperaments that Judy
bred for when she used Ch Shadowmar Barthaus Dorilio as the foundation
of her breeding program. Joga was the first dog elected to the Weimarnaer
Club of America’s Hall of Fame.
Ch
Colsidex The Farms Act One (Ch Colsidex Standing Ovation X Ch Colsidex
Dauntless Apllause), the result of breeding Ovation back to his dam.
This breeding produced 5 champions & 2 Futurity winners. "Cinny" was
a multiple Specialty and Group winner as well as a Best In Futurity winner.
She was on the Top Ten for 2 years. Although bred only once, with
only two puppies resulting, both finished their championships and her son,
Ch The Farms Country Aire, was a BROM Top Producer.
Ch
Colsidex Nani Reprint, JH (Ch Colsidex Standing Ovation X Ch Nani’s
Cobbie Cuddler) "Jack" out of Ovation’s last litter, was Best Dog in Maturity,
a multiple Specialty and Group winner and on the Top Ten for 2 years.
He was the sire of 53 champions, 12 Futurity and Maturity winners
and a multiple Best In Show winner here in the U.S. He is the #8
All Time Top Producing BROM sire. In Australia, "Jack’s" frozen semen was
used on Aust Ch Grauhund It N Abit. This produced 5 champions, 4
multiple Best In Show winners and Australia’s #1 Weimaraner, Ch Grauhund
Nite Moves who was Best in Show at the Sydney Royal over an entry of 5000.
Ch
Bryrwood The Farms Hotstreak (Ch Colsidex Nani Reprint X Ch The Farms
Ride Sally Ride) co-owned with Joyce Kealoha. "Marie" was the result
of half brother, half sister breeding on Ovation. She was a multiple
Specialty winner, multiple Group winner and was on the Top Ten for 2 years.
The latest member of Colsidex is Ch
Aria’s Allegra of Colsidex (Ch Colsidex Nani Follow A Dream X Ch Top
Hat’s Spitfire). "Fergie" was a stud fee puppy sired by a Joga frozen
semen son. She finished her championship with three 5 point Specialty
wins, including the WCA National Specialty. She is a multiple Best
In Show winner (27 Best In Shows) Specialty and Group winner and
was Best Bitch in the Eastern Futurity. She was the #1 Weimaraner in 1996
& in the Top Ten Sporting Dogs and Top Ten All Breed Dogs. In 1997
she came out of retirement to win the WCA National Specialty. Her
litter of 7 puppies was born 7 weeks later. Although
Judy does not breed often , usually one or two litters a year, she feels
that temperament and type are of the utmost importance and this is what
she strives for in her breeding program.
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