(est: 1962)
Winner of two Runner Up in Groups, 4 Best of Breeds before having to withdraw him due to a cracked shoulder
(caused by Kai Choo's "roughhousing" as a youngster). It was a shame he was out of the ring, as he also, is low
to ground, heavily boned, massive head, very typical of the breed.
"Hallie":
My New Zealand import. Purchased at 10 months of age. Titled by the time she went into Junior class. Was winner
of 5 Puppy in Groups, 2 Junior in Groups, 1 Puppy in SHOW, class winner at the 1998 Brisbane Royal, a Best of
Breed winner and Runner Up Best of Breed.
"Hallie passed away 10 th December 2000, on the operating table, being delivered of 1 male and 1 female,
by C-section, from a massive heart attack. Her little son has gone to join his mother over the
Rainbow Bridge, on 28 th March 2001 at 4 months old. It was a battle to keep him going and I thought I had won it,
but Mother Nature had other plans for him.
He and his mother will be sadly misses. We have "Little Hallie to carry on in her place,
"Ormalu Hallelujah" sired by Ormalu Ofisa'n'Agentlman, (pedigree below of her mom and dad).
Hallie was mated to Nicholas (Ormalu The Pheonix) in 1999 and we have one female and two males from this
breeding. Shown below are photographs of two from this litter, "Layla" (Ormalu Off Beat) and "Oscar" (Ormalu
Off The Cuff).
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The day these pictures were taken Oscar had won "Dog Challenge from the puppy class over two imports that
were champions, and BEST OF BREED over a Champion bitch. He went on to win Best Puppy In Group. He also
was a multi Puppy In Show winner before he left me.
Oscar has gone to live with Marion Gipson, in Baytown Texas. He is the only surviving son of my Nicholas........
He is a triple
Puppy in Show Winner and a Best His litter
sister, Layla whelped one male to Aust Jonsville Boy Oh Boy at Kushan (imp UK). This little boy is
"I have heard, via the grapevine, that Oscar has sired a litter since his arrival, and I would like to
wish them good luck in the ring".
of Breed winner over English and New Zealand
imports and Champions.
lucky to be alive, as it took me 45 minutes of hard work to dislodge him from the cervix where he was jammed
at the muzzle. It took a further 10 minutes to get him down and out into the air. His little face was swollen, I
despaired he would live, but he did, and I hand raised him from the start as Mum had no milk. "Dragon" as he
is called, is a little fighter and has grown up very well considering his bad start in life and has broken all my " NO
DOGS IN HOUSE" rule..
"D'arcy
up and coming young stud dog who is a proven sire with his litter in the USA
to Ormalu Marshmalow Madness.
D'Arcy, 2nd placegetter in Intermediate at Toy Dog Club Specialty August 2000.
Proven sire of puppies from Kylie and Sadie.
This boy is heavily boned, very low to the ground, with short, thickset, well bowed forelegs, and his coat is finally
growing in. He excels in head, and one breeder said, "his was the BEST head he had seen on a Peke in a long
time". He's taking a while to mature, as I was warned he would.
His father was handled by me at the 1996 Victorian Pekingese Specialty, judged by Michael Hill (Akarana)
Canada. We won the Open Dog class (20 entered, 17 present) and went on to win the Dog Challenge. His owner
then took him through to Best Exhibit in Show.
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