Mille's Coco Ryded
"Coco"

OFA Hips – EXCELLENT #LR-178191E26F
OFA Elbows – NORMAL #LR-EL41281F26-VPI
CNM – CLEAR #LR-CNM08-257-F-PIV
EIC – CLEAR #D0-005322
Eyes – CERF CLEAR

 

Sire FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder MH	Sire  FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH	Sire Haverhill’s Brown Blitzkrieg	Sire FC AFC Snake Eyes-Double or Nothing
			Dam Haverhill’s Jet Jennifer
		Dam Haverhill’s Missy Blueblack	Sire FC AFC Rippin’ Blue Thunder
			Dam Haverhill’s Cocoa Puff Lyon
	Dam Higher Grounds Helen Keller QAA Littermate to NFC Storm’s Riptide Star	Sire FC AFC Rippin’ Blue Thunder	Sire FC AFC Raider’s Piper Cub
			Dam Thunder’s Red River Rose
		Dam FC AFC Belle’s Star Emmy Lou	Sire FC AFC KermitII
			Dam Pursi’s Belle Star
Dam Wildwood’s One-N-A Million	Sire FC Nan-Dool Elwood Blues	Sire FC AFC River Oaks Way-Da-Go Rocky	Sire FC AFC Canis Major's River Bear
			Dam Timberlane Samantha
		Dam FC AFC Echo’s Triple Ruff  N Ready	Sire FC AFC Volwood’s Ruff and Reddy
			Dam Haverhill Archer’s Red Echo
	Dam Waterbear’s Miss Molly	Sire FC AFC Watermark’s The Boss	Sire FC AFC Wilderness Harley To Go
			Dam FC Tank ‘Em By Surprise
		Dam FC AFC HRCH Gator Pt’s Sweet Potato Pie First FC AFC Chocolate Female	Sire CFC CAFC Pachanga Magnum Force
			Dam HRCH Gator Point's Roc-N- Moon Pie

 

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FC AFC Cuda's Blue Ryder MH
"Ryder"

Rest in Peace Ryder
1997 -2007

Coco’s Sire, FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder is a dynamic, handsome and statuesque 85 pound chocolate Labrador Retriever who has reached the pinnacle of success for Labradors of all colors in both the field trial and hunt test worlds. Ryder is the first and only Chocolate Labrador to win a double header and is the first and only Chocolate Labrador National Amateur Finalist. His versatility is exemplified by his activities in the summer of 2003. In late June, he was a Finalist in the 2003 National Amateur Retriever Club Championship Stake (the first and only Chocolate Labrador). A week later he was the test dog for the ESPN Great Outdoor Games Retriever Series. The next weekend he completed his sixth straight Master Hunter qualification and earned the Master Hunter title. The following week Ryder won the Open All Age stake at the Sacramento Valley Retriever Club’s field trial and his Field Championship title.

In addition to his success as a competitor, he is a superb hunting companion with an outstanding dove, duck, goose and pheasant record. He is a loving and gentle pet. As a stud dog he carries and throws the warm and balanced personality of his sire.

Ryder's major accomplishments:

• Field Champion, Amateur Field Champion, Master Hunter (second Chocolate Labrador in history to obtain the three AKC titles -- the first being his sire Barracuda Blue).
• Double Header winner in fall of 2004 (first and only Chocolate Labrador double header winner).
• Qualified for 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 National Amateur Retriever Championship stakes.
• 2003 National Amateur Finalist (first and only Chocolate Labrador finalist).
• Qualified for 2003 and 2004 National Open Retriever Championship stakes.
• National Derby List.
• Junior Double Header winner (Qualifying and Derby stakes win on the same weekend) -- possibly the only Labrador Retriever to win both a Double Header and a Junior Double Header.
• Amateur trained and handled to all titles and points.
  
  
  

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FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH
"Cuda"

Rest in Peace Cuda
1990 - 2003

Coco’s Grandsire,  FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH had an exceptional performance record. He was a wonderful hunting companion as well as a very successful field trial competitor who set the standard for chocolates. To date Cuda has sired 93 American Kennel Club titled progeny in addition to his CKC, NAHRA and UKC titled offspring.

In the Spring of 1997, Cuda became the all time high point all-age Chocolate Labrador in the history of the American Kennel Club. Cuda recorded the first Chocolate Labrador Field Champion and Amateur Field Champion titles in 1996 and followed with the Canadian Field Champion and Canadian Amateur Field Champion titles in 1997. Later in 1997 Cuda earned the AKC Master title. Cuda remains the only FC, AFC, CFC, CAFC and MH titled chocolate in the world. All of Cuda’s titles and points have been amateur handled. Cuda qualified for four U.S. Nationals and five Canadian Nationals and was a finalist in the 1997 Canadian National Amateur Retriever Championship.

Cuda’s major accomplishments:

First and only Chocolate Labrador to obtain the five major field titles: Field Champion, Amateur Field Champion, Canadian Field Champion, Canadian Amateur Field Champion and Master Hunter.

• First FC AFC Chocolate Labrador
• First Chocolate Labrador to qualify for the National Amateur Championship
• First and only Chocolate Labrador to win two Junior Double Headers
• 35 Derby points (25 U.S. and 9 Canadian)
• Averaged 7.5 series in six Nationals
• 1997 Canadian National Amateur Finalist
• 1998 Labrador Retriever Club Specialty Limited All-Age 1st Place
• All points and titles amateur handled