June 2012 - Iowa Greyhound Association

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Iowa Greyhound Association
JUNE – 2012
Gloria Sanders
602 Buena Vista Street
Alta, IA 51002
IA Greyhound Association •
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GREYHOUND ASSOCIATION
http://www.iagreyhounds.org/adim.php
PRESIDENT
BOB HARDISON (2015) ............................................ 19149 Highway 175
Onawa, IA 51040
Home: 712.423.3010
Fax: 712.423.1883
E-mail: Bob.hardison@yahoo.com
VICE PRESIDENT
David Ungs (2015) ......................................................22437 Asbury Road
Holy Cross, IA 52053
Home: 563.744.9025
Fax: 563.744.9070
TREASURER
Alan Hill (2014) ..............................................................15768 300th Street
Radcliffe, IA 50230
Phone: 515.893.2366
E-mail: ahill@netins.net
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Gloria Sanders (2014) ......................................... 602 Buena Vista Street
Alta, IA 51002
Home: 712.284.4004
Fax: 712.284.4004
E-mail: evergreen.602@hotmail.com
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Robinette (2013) ................................................... 1132 N. Avenue
Elliott, IA 51532
Home: 712.767.2354
Fax: 712.767.2360
Email: pilotgrove1998@gmail.com
Randy Schaben (2013) ............................................502 2nd Ave., Box 62
Portsmouth, IA 51565-0062
Home: 712.743.2293
Fax: 712.743.3009
Email: rjschab@iowatelecom.net
Beverly Yates (2015) ................................................. 21767 Juniper Road
Underwood, IA 51576
Home:712.322.7430
Fax: 712.322.7281
Email: ayates1621@aol.com
Brad Boeckenstedt (2015) ...................................31400 Bellevue Drive
Bellevue, IA 52031
Phone: 563-872-4841
E-mail: bocsracing@iowatelecom.net
Bob Rider (Alternate 2013) ....................................5626 22nd Ave. Trail
Vinton, IA 52349
Home: 319-472-9859
Cell: 319-310-4740
Email: teddybearsly@hotmail.com
Crawford Law Firm ........................................................ 1701 Ruan Center
666 Grand Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50309
Office: 515.245.5420
Fax: 515.245.5421
Jerry Crawford, Jim Quilty
Don Avenson .............................................................. 30 Maplewood Drive
Oelwein, IA 50662
Home: 319.283.1124
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Website
Editor
Ron Mullen
Phone 712.526.2161
Fax 712.526.2043
Email
rmullen@futuretk.com
This magazine is paid
from our PROMOTION
fund account. Anything
deemed POLITICAL
is paid out of the IGA
membership fund.
www.iagreyhounds.org
The Annual Iowa
Greyhound Election and
Membership meeting
will be held in a new
month -
Saturday,
September 15, 2012
11:00 am, at Prairie
Meadows Racetrack and
Casino - Altoona, IA.
* Voting for officers and board members will NOT be held until the September of 2013 meeting. Our ANNUAL election was held January 21,
2012 at Barratta’s - Fort Des Moines.
September’s ANNUAL meeting
should help accommodate members that attended our meetings in
the PAST in bad weather conditions
or that Bluffs Run was the only track
racing live in January. Dubuque was
closed for 6 months. September 15,
both LIVE greyhound racetracks will
be open. Be sure to pay your 2013$25.00 membership dues before
September 1 deadline to be able to
vote on issues at the September 15,
2012, meeting at Prairie Meadows.
By the time you receive this June
publication, 2012 will almost be half
gone. Don’t you sometimes wonder,
“Where has the time gone”?
In Iowa legislation we ended
another year with “LIVE” racing on
the track’s schedule for the 2012
LIVE racing season. Thanks to our
Legal, Legislative Counsel and IGA
members who let their legislators
know the importance our industry
is to the State of Iowa. Not only do
we pay taxes and buy goods relating to greyhounds, we provide jobs.
Greyhounds provide paychecks to
the owners and breeders of Iowa
bred greyhounds. When the greyhounds are retired from racing
adoption of these marvelous dogs
as pets, companion animals or assisting the disabled in their homes
is another option. The retired racer
is also brought home for breeding
or stud services. I keep wondering
“ wouldn’t it be great if we had a 10
year “live” racing contract with each
racetrack”? Wouldn’t it be great if
each track PROMOTED our industry, instead of trying to get rid of us
forever? I have talked to many who
live in Iowa that didn’t realize we still
have live greyhound racing at Council Bluffs and Dubuque. They did
know there is a casino in their town.
The IGA has a limited amount of
funds to spend for PROMOTING our
live racing, simulcast and greyhound
adoption. Once a year, in August,
the IGA hosts our greyhound booth
at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines
in the Varied Industries Building.
Where else are WE able to meet
thousands of individuals or families
that come into our booth every
day? At our PROMOTION booth the
public can meet and greet the Iowa
Greyhound Association and Heartland Greyhound Adoption members
that spend many hours answering
questions and handing out information. You might even want to pet
or hug the greyhound in our booth
or take a photo of yourself or child
with one of these majestic dogs
from ancient times. We answer any
questions you might have on breeding, raising, training, boarding and
racing the greyhounds or how to go
about adopting a greyhound as a
pet. We welcome your membership
into the Iowa Greyhound Association.
How many of you know we have a
four-legged “celebrity” in our Association? I am talking about thorough-
bred race horse Dullahan. On April
14, Dullahan won the Blue Grass
Stakes Race at Lexington, KY and
$750,000 purse. He ran down the
favorite horse named Hansen. ON
MAY 5, DULLAHAN RAN 3RD AT THE
KENTUCKY DERBY! Our legal counsel
Jerry Crawford is the President of
Donegal Racing – the Iowa owners
of this horse.
Our prayers and get well wishes
go out to Bob Rider, alternate IGA
board member and NGA district
representative for a brighter diagnosis of complications from diabetes.
We also want to send our prayers
and wishes to Donna Lovely, past
Bluffs Run placement representative
for our greyhounds. She has been
battling cancer and we hope she
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continues to improve. Alan Hill, IGA
Treasurer lost his father last year.
Alan and his family, including his
mom took this loss very hard. This
is a religious and close-knit family.
Please accept our sympathy. George
Harlan passed away on April 24,
2012. He and his sons are owners
of Harlan Kennels. And our prayers
are with Kathy Walburn in her battle
with cancer.
Check out Bob McKinnon’s article
in this publication. Also see the NEW
BACK COVER of this June IGA news
with Dubuque’s new advertising
page. See stakes race news from
Dubuque and Bluffs Run. Be sure
and check out our advertisers ads
and adoption information.
Jim Quilty has sent us an update on what he is doing since he
branched out on his own from the
Crawford Law firm. He still works
with the IGA through the Crawford
Law Firm.
2012 in the USA is election of
our President. Be sure your voice is
heard by going to the voting booth
and expressing your wishes for the
good of our country. Don’t forget to
thank our soldiers and their families
for their dedication to our FREEDOM. You know the saying-“If you
don’t vote-don’t complain”. This July
4th when we celebrate our FREEDOM, pray that it is always a part of
our lives today and forever.
I received a phone call from the
Texas Greyhound Association requesting our rules for Iowa bred
payments and how our breeders
program works. Thanks to our Iowa
Department of Agriculture-Horse
and Dog Breeders program Bureau
Chief, Jill Paxton, and the Iowa
breeders, owners and members.
Iowa has one of the BEST if not THE
BEST greyhound breeders program
in the country. This cannot happen
unless rules and regulations are
obeyed. Inspections are a big part
of the reason we are a success. We
are kept updated on new breeding
methods through the Iowa State
University Veterinary Department
on breeding, feeding and health
care methods that are proven to
help improve our racing and breeding stock into the future.
*Another reminder-Don’t forget
our NEW membership meeting
date September 15, 2012 at Prairie Meadows Racetrack at 11 am.
Altoona.
Mark your calendar month and
circle the date. PLEASE plan to
attend.
Your opinion and suggestions matter to the IGA.
Have a safe and Happy 4th of July.
Minutes written and submitted by
Executive Secretary -Gloria Sanders
We want to thank all of the kennels
and owners who support this organization by allowing the 2% withheld from your purses. This is our
means of keeping the organization
going. Your support is very much
appreciated.
Bev Yates
Please be sure to notify Gloria Sanders at
602 Buena Vista Street, Alta, IA 51002
or e-mail her at evergreen.602@hotmail.com
if you have a change of address so we can properly update our files and IGA newsletter
mailings.
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Left to right: Maria Shelton - Asst. Trainer, Jeff Hathaway II - Kennel Helper, Leadout - Chris VanDyne, Jay Rangel, Brad Boeckenstedt,
Chuck Shelton - Trainer, Rory DeSantiago - Racing Director
When a dog that can comes from last to win Grade A
3/8. Gets around the corner second. Its bad news for the
rest of the field, and that is just what happened in the
finals of the BLUFFS $60,000 3/8 MILE DERBY Saturday
afternoon.
Here’s how the race started and you might say ended.
The race breaks #1, P’S REDGLARE(Dodgem By
Design-San Tan Tidbit) #2 JUMP N JIVE the defending
champion(Kiowa Mon Manny-Chill Chill),# 4 FROM ME
TO YOU having the fastest 3/8 time of the field (Fortified
Power-KL’s Rita), #8 GABLE GO CANNON (Gable OscarRJ’s Detroit), and #3 BOC’s BLAST OFF the youngest dog
in the field (Djays Octane-Ucme By A Mile). Going into
the turn Redglare goes to the front with Jump N Jive going a little wide and Gable Go Cannon going for the rail
jams up most of the field, Redglare who is in front and
Blast Off who just missed Jive. Coming out of the turn
Redglare is about 2 lengths in front of Blast and everyone knew who the winner was going to be. The question then was who would round out the field. Well Blast
Off blows past Redglare and wins by 6 lengths. Running
2nd was GABLE CASIO (Gable Oscar-RJ’s Detroit) who
got around the turn 3rd and ran down Redglare, who
had lost her momentum when Blast went by her. Running 3rd was LOVE BITES (Deerfield Site-JR’s Quincy)
who came from last. She also ran 3rd last year. Holding
on for 4th was Redglare. Fifth went to KL’s MURIEL (Em’s
Mac Attack-Pb’s Dina Flo) 6th was FROM ME TO YOU
(Fortified Power- Kl’s Rita) 7th was Jump N Jive and 8th
went to Gable Go Cannon who got the worst of the first
turn jam.
Congratulation to Chuck Shelton and the whole crew
at The Boeckenstedt Kennel.
from Gary Guccione
NGA Meet, Auction
big success
Don’t have everything tallied, but the auction unofficially did more than $1,075,000 for the pups. The top
sales were as follows (with 11 dogs going for $20,000 or
more).
Here are all the dogs (11 altogether) that sold for more
than $20,000. Kevin Dalton and Kenneth Biehle did
particularly well. All in all, a hugely successful meet in
virtually every aspect. Fall Meet dates are Oct. 8-13.
Girl On Fire (K. Dalton) $27,000
KB’s Red Strike (K. Biehle) $26,000
TB’s Lizard Lick (T. Biehle) $26,000
SE’s High Octane (S. Ward) $25,000
Seegold Nikita (P. Limmer) $23,000
KB’s Igottarun (K. Biehle) $22,000
Tribute Rue (Dalton) $22,000
TK Black Knight (Tanner) $21,000
TK Extinquisher (Tanner) $21,000
Panem (Dalton) $21,000
Hunger Games (Dalton) $20,000
The National Greyhound Association wrapped up its
2012 Spring Meet on Saturday with a pup auction that
easily eclipsed the $l million mark, exceeding most everyone’s expectations.
The unofficial tally had the pup auction bringing in
more than $1,075,000 in sales from Friday evening’s and
Saturday’s programs. Several greyhounds sold in excess
of $25,000 at the sale.
Thirteen main-stakes, featuring 342 entries, were
staged throughout the week, with most of those pups
being consigned to the weekend auction.
Last spring meet’s sale (2011) netted $745,550 in pup
sales.
More details on the NGA Meet and auction will be released at a later time, when the official results are tallied.
Gary Guccione
Executive Director
National Greyhound Association
garyg@ngagreyhounds.com
785-263-4660
June 7, 2012
July 12, 2012
August 23, 2012
September 27, 2012
November 15, 2012
January 10, 2013
March 7, 2013
April 18, 2013
June 6, 2013
Stoney Creek Inn, Johnston
Prairie Meadows, Altoona
Riverside Casino, Riverside
Hotel Julien, Dubuque
Prairie Meadows, Altoona
Harrah’s, Council Bluffs, IA
HGI Lakeside, Osceola
NOTE: Agenda submissions are due in the Commission’s Des Moines office ten business days
prior to the meeting.
IOWA RACING AND GAMING COMMISSION MEMBERS
In May of 1983, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission was created by
the Pari-Mutuel Wagering Act. The Act provided for a Commission consisting
of five members who shall be appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation by the Senate, and who shall serve not to exceed a three-year term at the
pleasure of the Governor. No more than three members of the Commission
may be affiliated with the same political party. The Commission is charged with
the administration of the Iowa Pari-Mutuel Wagering Act and Excursion Boat
Gambling Act which mandate that the Commission shall have full jurisdiction
over and shall supervise all race meetings and gambling excursions governed
by Iowa Code Chapters 99D and 99F. The Commission appoints an Administrator for a four-year term, responsible for the daily operations of the Commission.
The Commissioners can be reached through the Commission office 717 E.
Court, Suite B, Des Moines, Iowa 50309; 515/281-7352; fax number 515/2426560 or at the address and phone number listed below.
Carl Heinrich - Mr. Heinrich lives in Council Bluffs. He is past president of
Iowa Western Community College and is currently serving on various boards,
including the American Red Cross. Commissioner Heinrich’s political affiliation
is Republican. His term on the Commission expires April 30, 2014. Commission
Heinrich can be reached at 816 Birchwood Circle, Council Bluffs, IA 51503, 712323-7253.
Kristine Kramer - Ms. Kramer lives in New Hampton. She owns K and W
Motors, Ltd in New Hampton. Commissioner Kramer’s political affiliation is
Democrat. Her term on the Commission expires April 30, 2015. Commissioner
Kramer can be reached at PO Box 263, New Hampton, IA 50659-0263, 641-3302968. kandwmotors@iowatelcom.net
Jeff Lamberti - Mr. Lamberti lives in Ankeny. He is an attorney and is president of Block, Lamberti, Gocke and Ahlman law firm. Commissioner Lamberti’s
political affiliation is Republican. His term on the Commission expires April 30,
2014. Commissioner Lamberti can be reached at Black, Lamberti, Gocke and
Ahlman, 210 N.E. Delaware Avenue, Suite 200, Ankeny, IA 50021, 515-964-8777.
jeff.lamberti@ankenylaw.com
Dolores Mertz - Ms. Mertz lives in Ottosen. She is a retired State Representative. Commissioner Mertz’s political affiliation is Democrat. Her term on the
Commission expires April 30, 2015. Commissioner Mertz can be reached at
607 110th Street, Ottosen, IA 50570-8504, 515-887-2952.
Greg Seyfer - Mr. Seyfer lives in Cedar Rapids. He is a real estate law and
business law attorney. Commissioner Seyfer’s political affiliation is Republican.
His term on the Commission expires April 30, 2013. Commissioner Seyfer can
be reached at Bradley and Riley, PC, 2007 First Avenue SE, PO Box 2804, Cedar
Rapids, IA 52406-2804, 319-363-0101. gseyfer@bradleyriley.com
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Karen,
I am speechless. Thank you for the
kind words. I’d love to talk to
you and help tell the story if not too
late. I don’t know if you
learned in your interviews, but my
wife and I adopted a greyhound a
little over a year ago. He is
AMAZING! Please do not hesitate
to call me if you’d like to talk
more. Thanks again for the kind
words.
Troy L. Keeping
Regional General Manager
President and General Manager
Southland Park Gaming and Racing
1550 N. Ingram Blvd.
West Memphis, AR 72301
Office: 870.732.8300
Fax: 870.732.8376
Cell: 870.225.1633
Email: tkeeping@dncinc.com
Dear Mr. Keeping,
My name is Karen Williams and I
am the Host of The Mid South Dogs
and Cats Radio Show. I am writing
you to say thank you. Although we
have never met you have given
me a memory I will treasure for the
remainder of my life.
Please allow me to explain.
The Mid South Dogs and Cats
Radio Show is a community service
talk show that airs on KWAM AM
990 in Memphis, TN on Saturday
mornings between 8-9 AM.
We work to educate the public on
responsible pet ownership and cater
to shelters and adoption centers.
We enlist the assistance of pet
experts such as vets, groomers and
trainers. After meeting with Vicki
Cohen with Mid South Greyhound
Adoption Option, I was granted
the rare treat of an interview with
one of your owner/trainers, Mr. J.
O’Donnal with NorthShore Kennels.
His passion and candid information
about how greyhounds are raced
and the training involved as well as
the facts on greyhound retirement
were exactly what our 10,000 plus
listeners needed to know. He invited
me to a morning training session
and I attended it on April 19, 2012.
Memphis and I learned so very
much about how important your
track is to not only the
greyhounds but those who love
and raise these remarkable athletes.
I spent the morning working with
Rayonna Marroitt, one of the few
women trainers in the US. Being on
your track at dawn exercising these
awesome athletes was a once in a
lifetime experience and one that I
will hold dear to my heart.
While I was at Southland Park
Gaming and Racing I thought
you should know that everyone
I encountered at your track was
wonderful. I had never been to a
greyhound track before and found
every employee and Kennel person
to be gracious and helpful. Such
perfect hospitality is a rare thing.
It is my belief that Memphis
pet owners need to know how
wonderful your greyhounds are
treated and how they are trained
with humane compassion
and true devotion. You have
inadvertently played a part in
teaching our listeners and me the
differences in facts and myths
concerning racing greyhounds and
retired racer adoptions.
Once more I want to thank you
for such a precious experience
at your track. Should you ever
need my assistance with anything
please contact me. If you would
like any extra advertising we are
always seeking underwriters for our
show. We have a truly targeted and
faithful fan base. I guarantee that I
will personally see to it you have as
thoughtful and gracious treatment
in my world as you afforded me
in yours. Contact me anytime no
matter how I can assist you in your
endeavors.
Respectfully,
Karen Williams
901-830-4958
I just wanted to let the folks that
have been finding homes for my pet
greyhounds I have brought home
over the years, after racing, that I
had the last five picked up today.
It is going to seem funny without
worrying about any turn outs as all
of the dogs I have at home have in
and out runs. I have more friends
than I can name that helped me. We
moved 23 dogs mostly old females
into adoption since the first part of
March. I want to thank Jody Evans
with Heartland Greyhound Pet
Adoption for taking the last five
today and Carolyn Kelly and her
husband Bob with Grey’s Forever for
coming to my house and picking up
the dogs and taking them to Jody.
Thanks everyone
Bob Rider
INTRODUCING AT STUD IN IOWA...
Little Andy
color Fawn
sex male (active sire)
weight 31.5 kg ~ 69 lbs
date of birth 24 JUL 2007
land of birth US USA
land of standing US USA
ear mark 77A-43564
owner Clayton Black
Scati
Winner 2011 Bluffs Run Bracket Challenge. 3rd 2009 Bluffs Run
Open and 2009 Bluffs Run Horseshoe Challenge. Winner of 14straight at Bluffs in 2009 and 9-straight in 2010.
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contact Scott Neubauer 515-291-3713
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Heartland Greyhound Adoption
would like to take the time to give
all IGA owners, breeders, and trainers a BIG THANK YOU for your cooperation and trusting us with your
retired racing greyhounds.
HGA has been adopting out retired racers for 10 1/2 years now, and
have worked with many of you since
the beginning. We are here for you,
and would like you to know that you
have our support at all times. Your
trainers have become our friends
over the years. We have watched
their kids grow, and it has been very
rewarding.
We hope to have many more years
of taking greyhounds after their racing careers end or some greyhounds
who did not race for one reason or
another. It is because of your good
breeding that we have these great
companions. We have had prospective adopters from other states request greyhounds from us because
of their condition when they come
off the track. They are healthy and
come from an environment that is
clean and caring.
The owners and trainers give us
as much time as they can before we
get the greyhounds. Advance notice
helps because it gives us a chance
to plan and find foster homes and
transportation. The trainers and
owners have always been good to
work with, and provide us with the
NGA certificates, vaccination records, coordinating and sharing in
the transportation, monetary donations, and muzzles. A few owners
even will have
the greyhounds
spayed or
neutered. With
HGA being a
non-profit and
volunteer group,
Dale Bean, of Bean and Stout Kennel, with two greyall this help is
hounds retiring and ready to race into our program
tremendous!
Some retired for adoption, D0w (Switzer Dow), and Condi (Super C
Condi).
racers come
is rewarding for us to see the famiin and move
lies the greyhounds have become
rather quickly others come in and
a part of after their racing career.
for one reason or another, take a
This year Prairie Beach is scheduled
little longer to find that forever
for Sunday, Sept. 2, at Haines Park
home. We strive to place the correct greyhound personality with the in Altoona. Events will occur all day
long. Check the HGA website, www.
right family, and not let prospective
heartlandgreyhoundadoption.org
adopters pick by color or "the cutefor event details. Trainers, breeders,
ness factor." Many of your retired
and owners are welcome to come
racers are mentors to the new
and re-meet their retired racers.
greyhounds that retire. Showing
Thank you for all you have done
them a thing or two of rules around
with these great animals until we
the house. Unfortunately, with HGA
get them. We certainly have enjoyed
being around for 10 plus years, we
working with all of you and look forare also seeing the end of the lives
ward
to continuing the relationship.
of some of the retired racers. This
is the hardest part of being around
these wonderful companions. Many Contact info for HGA:
Jody Evan 515-210-0459
of our volunteers never realized this
Jorene King 515-321-0651
aspect when they got involved with
greyhound adoption.
Each year we can see the success
of yours and our efforts at our annual convention, Prairie Beach. This
is where adopters come for a day
filled with greyhound events and
spend time with fellow greyhound
families. Many breeders and trainers
have come to the event to see their
prior racers and meet their family. It
Heartland Greyhound Adoption
P.O. Box 342
Bondurant, IA 50035
515-967-6564
We’re on the Web!
www.heartlandgreyhoundadoption.org
joreneross@aol.com
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Board Members:
Jorene King, Bundurant, 515.967.6564
Jody Evans, Altonna, 515.210.0459
Jean Ballard, Altoona, 515.957.9207
Eugenio Coco, Urbandale, 515.334.5419
Ryand Hasty, Des Moines, 515.490.8277
Gretchen Mayer, Ames, 515.292.3716
Lori Murga, Carlisle, 515.989.9939
Newsletter Editor:
Talene McCullough, Altoona, 515.979.6929, irish2777@yahoo.com
DUBUQUE
contact Corey 563-451-3851
HEARTLAND
contact Jolene 515-967-6564
QUAD CITIES contact Sue Hamma 563-823-8900
qcgreyhoundadoption.org
9525 New Liberty Road, Maysville, IA 52773
We need to all be responsible greyhound breeders.
Please place your greyhounds with a responsible
adoption group. When homes are screened prior to
placement they are less likely to end up on the street
or at the Humane Society.
All ad copy, corrections, additions, cancellations, etc.
must be received on or before the first of the month prior
to IGA publication (March, June, September and December).
All ads must be submitted camera-ready
or ad will be returned.
Full page ad............................................................. $50.00
Half page ad............................................................ $30.00
1/3 page ad.............................................................. $25.00
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be run for 3 months, until the next publication, or you
cancel.
Send ad copy to:
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Offering FREE breedings to approved females for limited time.
Offering Artificial Insemination Breedings
Contact Toye Cole @ 785-655-4861 or Pam Hamilton @ 580-921-5833
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This high quality flax seed supplement is designed to improve your animal’s
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• Better digestion
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• Less joint pain and stiffness
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• Quicker recovery after injury or illness
• Increased stamina and performance
Essential Fatty Acids. They are required in the structure of the membranes that
surround each and every cell and organ in the body. An animal’s requirement
of EFAs is greatly increased by training, competition, stress, illness or age.
If your animal is exposed to any of these factors, it is very likely that they are deficient in EFAs. This
deficiency can have a negative effect on their health in a number of ways, and severely limit athletic
performance as well as healthy life expectancy.
The following are areas that EFA’s supplementation can be beneficial
Flax as a fat supplement An animal that is very active can greatly benefit from healthy Omega 3 fatty
acid as well as less active animals, because they are healthy fats. This is where the inclusion of flax
seed can be a safe and effective choice.
Digestion EFAs and fiber, as that found in flax seed, improve digestion by slowing the stomach’s
emptying time, support healthy bowel flora, and enhance the absorption of oil-soluble phytonutrients
from food. EFAs aid in better digestion and overall absorption of nutrients, thereby providing more
fuel for performance. Immune system, allergies, infection fighting, and anti-inflammatory- EFAs that
are rich in lignans (powerful anti-oxidants) produce hormone-like eicosanoids that regulate immune
and inflammatory responses. In addition to boosting the immune system, flax seed may lessen many
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Dubuque Greyhound Park
BKR RAGEN
Wins the $2,000
Dubuque Inaugural
Dubuque Greyhound Park at Mystique
began its 28th season of live racing
Saturday, April 28, with a 15 race
matinee that included the $2,000
Dubuque Inaugural. The Dubuque
Inaugural featured eight handpicked
stars from across the country which
included the returning 2011 $45,000
Future Star champion Hug N Dodgem.
As the race went off Hug N Dodgem of
the Blanchard – Calabro Kennel took an
early lead and kept it until the stretch
were BKR Ragen of the L and K Kennel,
trained by Judi Hakim and owned by
Kenton Rider put on a terrific finish
hugging the rail past Hug N Dodgem
to win the $2,000 Dubuque Inaugural.
In third place, following the leaders,
Yahoo Affinity from the Hardison and
Rader Kennel.
O YA PURECOUNTRY
Wins the $2,000
Maiden Debut
Dubuque Greyhound Park at Mystique
showcased some of its top notched
maidens opening night with the $2,000
Maiden Debut. Eight handpicked
maidens that showed some impressive
schooling lines were chosen. Scottys
Buzz of the Copper Kettle Kennel
looked tough to beat with three
schooling wins in a row. But win the
race went off O Ya Purecountry of the
Hardison Rader Kennel, trained by Brian
Webb and owned
by Gary W. Reicherts
Pictured left to right: Brian Carpenter, Director of Racing;
Christopher Collins, Helper; Keith Hilby, Lead-out; Judi Hakim,
Trainer for the L and K Kennel, Tom Rogers, Racing Secretary.
got on top early and never looked back
to win the $2,000 Maiden Debut by
two lengths with Scottys Buzz taking
second and Boc’s No Hitter of the
Boeckenstedt Kennel taking third.
Jesus Avilies, Brian
Carpenter and staff,
The IGA would like to thank you
for allowing the kennels to receive
their supplies prior to greyhounds
arriving at Mystique Casino and
Greyhound Park.
The kennels appreciated having
everything ready to go when they
arrived at 6 AM April 1.
Sincerely,
Gloria Sanders
IGA Executive Secretary
Pictured left to right: Jenna Burkenholtz, Friend, Lindsey Strief,
Helper; Samantha Hilby, Lead-out; Brian Webb, Trainer for the
Hardison and Rader Kennel; Tom Rogers, Racing Secretary;
Brian Carpenter, Director of Racing.
LIVE RACING SCHEDULE - April 28th 2012 through October 28th
2012 Dubuque Greyhound Park at Mystique has 15 races on matinees
and 14 races on all evening performances.
Wednesday Matinee
1:00 pm
Thursday Evening
7:00 pm
Friday Evening
7:00 pm
Saturday Matinee
1:00 pm
Saturday Evening
7:00 pm
Sunday Matinee
1:00 pm
2012 Special events
Opening day of live racing April 28th, 2012
A special Monday Matinee Performance, May 28th 1:00 pm post-time
A special Monday Matinee Performance, September 3rd 1:00 pm post-time
Kentucky Derby
Saturday, May 5th, 2012
Preakness
Saturday, May 19th, 2012
Belmont
Saturday, June 9th, 2012
Mutt Dog Derby
Saturday, June 16th, 2012
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STAKES CALENDAR
Stakes points are awarded as follows:
1st=20, 2nd=12, 3rd=8, 4th=5, 5th=3, 6th=2, 7th=1, 8th=0
In the event of a dead heat for any position during any elimination round,
each greyhound will equally share the total points for each position.
In case of a tie during an elimination round or after the final elimination round cut, greyhounds with the most number of wins shall be adjudged
to have the the greater points. If a tie shall still exist, then the most seconds, thirds or fourths will decide most points. If there still a tie after
comparing fourths, the tie will be broken by drawing lots. Any form of lot drawing shall be witnessed by a representative of the Iowa Racing and
Gaming Commission.
2012 Events
Running Dates
$2,000 Dubuque Inaugural
Saturday Matinee, April 28, 2012
$2,000 Maiden Debut
Saturday Evening, April 28, 2012
$2,000 Memorial Sprint
$45,000 King and Queen Sprint
Hall of Fame Classic
$55,000 Dubuque Classic
$45,000 Future Star Stakes
$200,000 Iowa Breeders’ Cup
$20,000 Iowa Bred Consolation
Monday Matinee, May 28, 2012
Final: Wednesday Matinee, July 4, 2012
Qualifying Rounds:
1st round, Wednesday Matinee, June 20, 2012
2nd round, Saturday Evening, June 23, 2012
3rd round, Friday Evening, June 29, 2012
Saturday Evening, July 28, 2012
Final: Saturday Evening, September 1, 2012
Qualifying Rounds:
1st round, Saturday Evening, August 11, 2012
2nd round, Saturday Evening, August 18, 2012
3rd round, Saturday Evening, August 25, 2012
Final: Saturday Evening, September 29, 2012
Qualifying Rounds:
1st round, Saturday Evening, Sept. 15, 2012
2nd round, Friday Evening, Sept. 21, 2012
3rd round, Wednesday Matinee, Sept. 26, 2012
Final: Sunday Matinee, October 28, 2012
Qualifying Rounds:
1st round. Thursday Evening, Oct. 11, 2012
2nd round, Sunday Matinee, Oct. 14, 2012
3rd round, Saturday Matinee, Oct. 20, 2012
4th round, Thursday Evening, Oct. 25, 2012
Final: Sunday Matinee, October 28, 2012
$2,000 Secretary’s Choice
Sunday Matinee, October 28, 2012
$2,000 Dubuque Au Revoir
Sunday Matinee, October 28, 2012
KENNEL ROSTER
2012 Kennels
Owners
1. Hardison and Rader Kennel
Robert Hardison
Norman Rader
2. Clayton Black Kennels
Clayton Black
3. L and K Kennel, L.L.P.
William Lockhart
Stacy Kates
Jason Hess
4. Copper Kettle Kennel
David Ungs
5. Jackson Greyhounds, L.L.C.
Michael Jackson
6. Pat C. Greyhound Kennel, Inc.
Patrick Collins
7. Stidham Racing, LLC
Jon D. Stidham
8. Blanchard - Calabro Kennel
Jim Blanchard
Joe Calabro
9. Boeckenstedt Kennel, Inc.
Brad Boeckenstedt
10. Oxbow-Trow Kennel, L.L.C.
Ed Trow
11. Bartley Corporation and Wayne R. Ward, Inc.
Rick Bartley
Julia Ward
12. Superior – Sweetcorn City
Luetta Rider
Alan Hill
Brian Smith
13. River Bluffs, Inc.
Joe Lent
14. Iowa Racers Kennel, L.L.C.
David Robinette
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The Conrad, Montana, Orpheum Theatre.
Old acquaintances in the dog racing scene have been
nosing around, here and there, wondering whatever happened to Maddog McDermutt and Little Elsie.
Nothing. We’re still here.
We are getting ready for swim school season number 41
in the present pool in the backyard, a pool which is falling
apart like its builder.
We just took a trip to Portland, on Amtrak, over and back,
for a story or two for The Greyhound Review, 5,000 Greyhounds adopted as pets, that date approaching some time
this summer and an interview with Roger Garland, an interesting fellow who started the adoption program at Multnomah years ago. Multnomah has closed, but the adoption
group has not, they are still going strong, and Little Elsie
and I attended a gathering in downtown Portland called
a Greyhound Garden Party which attracted at least 100
folks and their Greyhounds and wannabees These stories
will more than likely appear in the Review in forthcoming
issues.
Other than that, if there is any Maddog and Little Elsie
news which might be of interest, it would be the production of my musical comedy, The Tooth Fairy Came to
Gopher Gulch, a children’s play, which, due to conflicting
and competing events in Conrad, MT, a whole lot of adults
showed up, not many kids, that’s about par for the course,
but the adults got right with it by golly and pitched in with
the call and response stuff, and we had three great performances.
I would love to see this play put on in the theatre at the
fairgrounds with an Iowa cast. Have a few pet Greyhounds
standing by for PR and adoption possibilities, a win-win
situation all around.
The Tooth Fairy Came to Gopher Gulch is getting a reputation.
A good one.
The first production was
in play form, no music, by
the University of Great Falls,
Wayne Reynolds directing. Then, who knows why,
I just about lost my mind,
convinced the only way to
go was to make it a musical. I put on a recital here in
Great Falls. One of my exswimmers, a New York actor
who had toured nationally
in Cabaret, owed me one
because he borrowed, I say
borrowed although he never
gave it back, an old tenor
banjo; I talked him into singing my tunes in a recital atmosphere, he sang the lead
parts, and was supported by
three great voices, Bill War- Wayne Reynolds directs a first-time run through. From left to right: Jane Arends,
ren of Clark Fork, ID, Dr. Brice Unthaw; Elin Hohman, Elf; Rob Lettenga, Jerry; Sarah Kimcowski, Dudette; Elizabeth
Addison of Great Falls, and
Arends, Ms. Lethel Ethel Floradine; Mac, Drew Arends; and Maddog McDermutt,
Linda Voss, director of choral
author.
music at Great Falls Central
Back to the drawing board.
High School. The pit band in Next, the Seeley Lake High School, on the other side of
cluded me on banjo, Lynn Meredith on piano, Dennis Dell
the mountains, in the Missoula School District which they
on drums, Stan Baron on trumpet; Dave Dively, my barber
say is the largest school district in the country, geographiand ex radio personality, provided a narrative so that the
cally, Sam Tudor directing, put the play on, no music. Two
audience could follow along tune to tune.
performances, one to the elementary school, and one to
I almost wish I’d never done this, I was hooked. I maybe
the general public.
should have gone fishing or done some yard work.
Super. From the very beginning, I had in mind a musical
Next, here comes to the rescue Wayne Reynolds of the
a rural high school
University of Great
drama club could
Falls, and we put it
perform for the elon as a musical, the
ementary school, in
whole ball of wax.
my mind’s eye someI was the musical
what unique and a
director and did next
win-win situation.
to nothing, except
A captive audience.
I did play the banjo
A shot at the stage.
in the pit band. Ten
Fun time all around.
performances to
Except Seeley Lake
local school kids and
did not do the music.
kids bussed in from
The music has
rural communities.
to be tested! ONCE
The 250 seat UniverMORE!
sity auditorium was
Wayne Reynolds,
just about packed for
who by this time has
every performance.
retired from drama
It was fun. It was
director at the Unieducational. It was
Doc, the tooth fairy in form, played by Dave Arends, about to fix Mac’s
coming together.
(Drew Arends) toothache.
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8The Play––––––––– continued from 19
versity, is now living in Conrad and coincidentally he and
his wife are on the board of directors of the Pondera Players, an active group with a great reputation for musicals
and dinner and stage theatre. He emailed me and wondered if the tooth fairy was interested in coming to Conrad.
If a firecracker goes off in the woods and nobody hears it
is there sound?
I did not play hard to get.
The wheels were put into motion, the cast was selected,
the play went into rehearsal, then dress rehearsal, the set
went up, props, costumers, lights, sound, action, cameras,
audience, and the musical came to be in Conrad’s Orpheum Theater. Book, song, and … yes, dance.
What goes around comes around. Years ago I played a
Conrad concert, with Craig Smith on piano, and Little Elsie
doing the Charleston to “Five foot Two and I wonder Where
My Baby is Tonight,” as a fund raiser for the Orpheum’s
renovation, and here we were, my musical going forward in
this famous theatre.
Talk about a high. There wasn’t room enough on the
small stage for a pit band, as the area in front of the stage
was The Thunder Flats Dig, a famous dinosaur dig, and so
we went with computer generated music and vamps and
sound effects and I hate to say it, but what a relief. I spent
my time at dress rehearsals and performances taking pictures.
And the play came off, and boy did it, and the music,
tune by tune, 11 of them, bounced around in that Orpheum theatre, and the audience responded, and it was
good, and when the reprise of Gopher Gulch rocked the
place and the play closed with the tune’s rousing presentation, I had a strong suspicion I was on to something.
I could be wrong.
Anybody know anybody involved in a drama/theatre
group: high school, college, regional?
Professor F.C. Service, a paleontologist from the University of Montana, played by Wendy Paulsen, with the
greatest tooth the world has ever known, as Doc and
Unthaw, the hero and villain, stand by.
ABOVE: Nicolle
picking her
favorite.
RIGHT: Brysen.
My Dog, My True Best Friend
My dog-named champ is a best friend to me,
I have some traits that belong only to he.
Like loyalty and respect, compassion and faithfulness.
Of each trait, he always gets more, and never less.
I love him so deeply; he’s always in my heart,
He loves me as well, and that’s the best part.
Champ is exceptionally pleasant, he is rarely ever a
pest,
He’s affectionate and loving, that’s what makes him
the best.
Wherever I go,no matter where I am,
His love stays with me, his friendly self, gentle as a
lamb,
And when he dies, and leaves me behind,
He will never be forgotten, since he was the pleasurable kind,
Champ always has happiness to lend,
And that’s what makes him my true best friend.
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The Iowa Greyhound Association is offering this 2nd Edition
of Iowa’s Breeders magazine- From Cairo to Iowa: On the
Trail of the Racing Greyhound. Paid for from our PROMOTION fund account. Cost to purchase this very informative
and colorful magazine with tons of photos is- $3.00 per
copy which includes shipping. Send check made out to:
Iowa Greyhound Association 21767 Juniper Rd. Underwood, IA 51576. Bev Yates will be sending them out.
This magazine has three themes: (1) the nagging question of the evolution of the Greyhound, from the folks on
the farms and from the trainers at the tracks, the folks
who day in and day out work with these dogs, and the
adoption folks who know these dogs as the retired athletes and devoted friends that they are; (2) the impact
Greyhounds have made on the Iowa economy through
the state’s two race tracks and Iowa’s Department of
Agriculture; and (3) is it true that every Iowa Greyhound farm has a non-Greyhound administrator?
MAGAZINE Order Form
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Total$_____________________________
Don’t delay – order today!
Make checks payable to Iowa Greyhound
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Send order with payment to:
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OR
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Underwood, IA 51576
712.322.7430
Gloria Sanders
602 Buena Vista, St.
Alta, IA 51002
712.284.4004
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The IA Greyhound Association is a nonprofit organization. The purpose of the Association is to promote the breeding,
training, and the welfare of the greyhound in the State of Iowa. Membership in the corporation is open to any individual
who supports the objectives of the Association (one of which is the annual recipient of the dog racing promotion fund from
the IRGC), has paid any required dues, and has met any specific membership requirements.
Yearly membership dues are $25.00 for VOTING members. The election of the board of directors and officers is held during
the ANNUAL general membership meeting, the third Saturday of September. For any member to be considered ACTIVE
and to participate in the September election, you must have been an ACTIVE member for one year prior to voting. Your
dues shall be paid and received by the corporation (NO EXCEPTIONS) by September 1 of the year preceding the vote
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