Am./Can.
Ch. Stuttgart's Sundance Kid ROM, ROMC
Ch. Stuttgart's Sundance Kid ROM
OFA GS-11841
Breeder/Owner: I. Vyprachitcky
February 22nd, 1980-June 21st, 1991
GSDC of America---1981---Select #8
"Medium size dog with good close coupling and excellent
short back. Nicely balanced although not extreme at either end. Good muscle
tone, dry working type. Strong head with good ears. Excellent side gait
with good push from the rear and good transmission through his back. Has
some tendency to roach over the loin while in motion. Reasonably clean
coming and going." July, 1982---Best of Breed
"Beautiful masculine male, a picture when standing, excellent
topline, nice side movement, clean coming and going, could use cleaner
follow through from the rear but an ideal specimen." GSDC of America---1982---Select #8
"2 year old striking, large black and cream dog. Is very
substantial, good head with a strong back. Would like to see a slightly
better layback of shoulder, longer croup and a tail with the end slightly
turned hook, which detracts from the general appearance. Could show a
better front reach. Sound temperament." GSDC of America---1983---Select #5
"Black and tan, medium size dog was difficult to judge...
At this show he did not perform as well. Standing he was gorgeous. On
movement he would start out well then bunch up and roach in the rear,
then straighten out. Very muscular in beautiful condition. Strong masculine
head. Sound coming and going. Beautiful balanced animal with very good
side gait. Would like a little more extension. Good underdrive with very
nice rear and short back." 1983 Register of Merit Sire
GSDC of Canada---1984---Select #2
"Medium to large light black and tan of pleasing outline
but higher on leg. Has a masculine head but not the strength. In motion
he showed good coordination but pulled too hard at times, distorting his
outline. His topline was slightly roached during the class and he did
not appear to be as good condition." December, 1984---Best of Breed
"A large richly pigmented dog. Possessed outstanding sex
characteristics and oval bone formation. Shown in excellent condition.
Very well angulated front and rear with a super period of suspension.
Showed a beautiful outline both standing and in motion." GSDC of America---September 28th, 1985---Select #5
"A richly pigmented black and tan male of good size. He
has a beautiful head and expression, a nice neck and nice topline when
standing. His hindquarter is well formed and nicely angulated. He is well
filled-in in forechest and has a good shoulder. He has a very exuberant
personality which is perhaps his problem for it seems impossible to get
him to settle down in a smooth ground covering gait. He tends to have
an unruly topline when in motion unless he is going at a very easy pace
and his desire to fly around the ring makes it difficult to see him at
his best."
-Connie Beckhardt
1988 ROM Sires
"Select Ch Stuttgart's Sundance Kid ROM (more familarly
known to us as Bear), tops our ROM Sire list as not only the Highest Living
ROM Sire, but also the Highest Active ROM Sire. His points are nearing
the points of the great producer Lance. Additionally, as I begin to code
in 1989 points, Bear progeny are still doing a lot of winning. In coding
this year's ROM Sires points, I found several interesting points I would
like to share with you: Many of the dogs have multiple qualifiers from
a singe bitch - many of the dogs have progeny that are winning at All-Breed
Shows as well as Specialties - this year's candidates are somewhat older
than the last several year's ROM's."
~ Kathy Potter
--Ralph Roberts
--Fred Schmidtke
--Ernest Loeb
--Helen Miller Fisher
--Ed Barritt
--Nick Sasso
ROM Sires Chairman
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