.Gateway Agility Club of Suburban St. Louis
GAC Agility Champions for 2011

Obtaining an agility championship requires lots of training, skill and dedication.  GAC celebrates their members that have achieved this level with their dogs.

These teams earned agility championships during 2011.
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CH MACH Summit

Summit (CH MACH CedarWood's Climb 2 Blue Summit CDX RE PT) got his MACH just a month after turning 4, on August 6, 2011.  He was our first bred-by champion and is our first agility champion bred here at CedarWood's.  Such a great dog.  Summit is owned by Debi.
CH MACH Tango

Tango earned her MACH on July 30, 2011 and became the only MACH Irish Setter to produce a MACH Irish Setter.  She was ranked #6 Irish Setter in 2010 and #9 Irish Setter in 2011.  Tango qualified for the AKC Agility Nationals in 2011.  She is a fun dog to run.  She is breeder/owner/handled by Wendy.
MACH2 Gretchen

Gretchen von Phillips earned her MACH2 at the Golden Retriever Club trial in St. Peters, Missouri on August 27, 2011.  Pictured with Gretchen is Sue Phillips, owner and handler, and Michele Fletcher, judge.
MACH2 Cody

MACH2 Blazing Cherries Jubilee RE OF, got his second MACH at the age of 11-1/2 on July 31, 2011 at the GAC/GSLAC agility trial. Pictured with Cody is Joan Braun, owner and handler and Clyde Closson, Judge.
MACH Grits
MACH Reed's Honey Drippin' Grits, aka, Grits, earned his MACH on August 5, 2011 under judge Mary Mullen in Glen Carbon, Illinois.  Grits is owned by Linda.
MACH2 Sophie

Sophie earned her MACH2 on November 25, 2011.  She received a first round invitation to the AKC Agility Invitational again for 2011, and is also qualified for the AKC Agility Nationals in 2012.  Sophie absolutely loves agility.  We will continue on towards MACH3.  She is breeder/owner/handled by Wendy.
MACH Coco

Coco is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi RESCUE.  He earned his MACH on November 4, 2011 under judge Rhonda Crane in Columbia, Missouri.  Coco is 4 years young, and began competing in agility at the age of 2.  He is my first agility dog and is extremely forgiving and consistent – truly a joy to run with.  After working so hard to get his MACH, Coco now gets to relax a little and run at a lower jump height while working towards his PACH.  Coco is owned and handled by Melisse and David.
Neil
MACH13 ADCH Neil

MACH13 ADCH Triune's Hello Again MXF TQX earned his MACH13 at the Agility Ability of Greater Kansas City trial in Lawrence, Kansas on September 10, 2011, under judges Keith Harold and Karen Couch.  Neil is handled by owner, Joan Meyer.  This accomplishment marks her 23rd AKC agility championship and 2nd USDAA agility championship.  Neil was also a first round invite to the 2011 AKC Agility Invitational, 2011 Team USA European Open finalist and is also qualified to competed in the 2012 AKC and USDAA National Championships.