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Year end Stats!

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    2011 was a great year for lure coursing for us!
    BIF FC Emerant's Heez Reminiscent SC FCh - "Remi" ended 2011 as #9 in ASFA and #10 in AKC lure coursing. He also had 2 Specialty majors and is 2 points away from finishing his conformation Championship and becoming a Dual Champion.
    Remi finished both Field Championships this year and got himself a BIF!!! Onto Notra and Lgra in 2012
    Thank you to Lisa Hart & Family of Emerant Basenji's for this stellar young man.

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  • tanzaT

    @houseofeirini:

    2011 was a great year for lure coursing for us!
    BIF FC Emerant's Heez Reminiscent SC FCh - "Remi" ended 2011 as #9 in ASFA and #10 in AKC lure coursing. He also had 2 Specialty majors and is 2 points away from finishing his conformation Championship and becoming a Dual Champion.
    Remi finished both Field Championships this year and got himself a BIF!!! Onto Notra and Lgra in 2012
    Thank you to Lisa Hart & Family of Emerant Basenji's for this stellar young man.

    Woo Hoo…. I am a co-owner to a Hart and Leimback pup... and to our new litter with co-breeder Lisa Voss (lvoss on the forums, sired by one of their outstanding boys, Baily...

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • D

    Congrats!

    Jennifer

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  • DolceMommaD

    Congratulations!! That's very exciting.

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