CH Glengloamin's Rise 'N Shine

In 1992, Randell bred Fancy to Ted and Fancy had Stacee.  Stacee would live up to Randell's expectations, going out to California to have a tremendous career under the guidance of Mr. Bill McFadden and Ms. Bergit Kabel.

Stacee sailed through her championship in 1994 with the following wins from the classes:  BOB, WHWTC Of California (English judge Ms. Sue Hawes), BOS, Puget Sound (international judge Ms. Britta Roos-Borgeson, pictured below), and BOS, Hatboro (judge Mr. Desmond Murphy).  She began her Special's career by going on to win BOS at Devon (judge Ms. Phyllis Haage) and BOS at Montgomery County (noted breeder-judge Ms. Barbara Keenen, pictured above).  She repeated her National win the following year under renowned terrier judge Ms. James Edward Clark.

Stacee and Bill win BOS to Ted and Bergit, Puget Sound, Ms. Britta Roos-Borjeson

Stacee won BOS at Westminster Kennel Club in 1995 and won BOB there in 1997.  She ended her career as the top specialty-winning bitch in the history of the breed, also having 2 all-breed Bests In Show and 18 Group Firsts.  Texas Terra would like to thank  Dr. James and Betty Boso and Gene and Gail Miller, Stacee's owners, for making "Stacee's Stunning Statement" possible.