Chancey Jackpot Lotto

[Steve Ralph]

5xCH/3xRU FC CHANCEY JACKPOT LOTTO
nominated by Jessica Carlson

Chance was a true all age dog competing on the All Age Championship
circuit. The measure of a truly great dog is where he completed and
his competition. A few of the top dogs competing (at that time) were
2X NFC Diamond Hill Dan HOF; NFC Shambo’s Dark Shadow, NFC/2X NAFC
Just Call Me Roy, NAFC Tequila Jack II, and Smarteyes Joker to mention
a few. Chance placed in 13 States including AL, GA, NC, VA, KY, TN,
IA, MO, NE, OK, KS, SD, and IL.

>From the start at 2 years old, Chance was taking the blue in hour
stakes! While compiling his 5 Championship wins and 3 Championship
Runner-ups in 18 hour placements, Chance made it into the top 25 dogs
competing for Purina Award points 4 years in a row and within the top
10 dogs in his last two years. It takes an incredible dog to win the
Free for All or the US Open. Chance took the blue at the Free for All
in 2004 and 2005. Chances’ remaining Championships included the 2006
ABC Pheasant, 2007 Deep South Amateur and 2007 Southern Open Brittany;
Runner-up titles from the 2006 Southern Open, 2006 Prairie State and
the 2007 ABC Chicken Classic. Chance came into is own and became
consistent during the spring of 2006, placing in 10 hours stakes
before his untimely tragic death in October of 2007 during the Holman
Classic.

[Vic Williams]

I support Chance's nomination to the BFTHOF. There is so much to tell that I have made a website for Chance at:
georgiabrittanyclub.org/chance/
where you can see more information.

Thanks,
Vic Williams & Joyce Roberts (Chance's owners)

[Lisa Pollock]

I support the nomination of Chancey Jackpot Lotto to the Brittany FT Hall of Fame. Jessica said it best: The measure of a truly great dog is where he competed and his competition. I was fortunate enough to witness some of Chance's great performances in places where only the true all age dogs can compete, against some of the best dogs in recent history. Chance's tragic death kept him from attaining more Championship titles and offspring. Let's not let that tragedy keep him from this great honor.