2023 Specialty Show – Summer

Saturday, June 17, 2023

62nd Specialty Show and Sweepstakes
* Bates Nut Farm, 15954 Woods Valley Rd, Valley Center, CA 92082
* Outdoors, In conjunction with the 3 Bahia Sur Kennel Club all breed shows (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
* Friday and Sunday, The BFCSD will do a supported entry at the Bahia Sur shows with beautiful rosettes for award winners
* Saturday is the BFCSD Specialty with trophies and beautiful rosettes for all exhibitors

• Entries close Wednesday, May 31, 2023

• Puppy Sweepstakes (6 months and under 15 months)
• Conformation with Challenge Trophies, Awards of Merit and Owner Handler
• Parade of Veterans
• New Title Holder Rosettes

Bahia Sur Kennel Club Premium List (coming soon)

BFCSD Premium List

Parade of Veterans Bio Form
(You must also complete a regular show entry form and pay via jbradshaw.com)

Specialty Donations

Use this Donate button to submit your donation using any major credit card (you do not have to have a Paypal account.)

Patrons of the 2023 Specialty

Legion of Honor Patrons ($5,000 to $10,000)

• Be the first to contribute

Patrons with Elite Honors ($1,500 to $4,999)

• Be the first to contribute

Patrons Meritorious ($500 to $1,499.00)

• Be the first to contribute

Patrons with Honors ($150 to $499)

• Jenny and Kurt Listug, Sponsors of the Founder’s Trophy

Patrons of Distinction (up to $149)

• Deb Gibb, Linda Rowe, Hollyhock Bichons

Celebrating Mary Ellen Mills

Mary Ellen passed away on Saturday, February 25, 2023, the day of our Winter Specialty. Remembering back in time, we truly enjoyed the shows at Bates Nut Farm in June, where Mary Ellen was often seen riding on a golf cart with her husband Gene and sporting a beautiful summer hat. She was also spotted sitting behind the Show Chair table answering questions, selling catalogs and greeting the exhibitors with her beaming and beautiful smile.

Remembering Tracey Fishell

It is with fond memories and a sad heart we convey the passing of another one of our club members. Tracey Fishell passed away peacefully, in his sleep at home with his wife Sandy by his side. Tracey had been boldly battling his lung illness for the last 10 years. Tracey had a passion for excitement (like racing cars) and a quick wit. An amazing storyteller, Tracey was well versed on just about any topic you’d care to discuss. He was just a fun and facinating guy. His quick wit and beaming smile will be sorely missed.