HOME ACRES ALLSPICE
Inducted: 2011
Sex: F
DOB: 1975-10-20
AKC: SB973866
Sire: NFC DC AFC Ban-Dee
Dam: FC B's Sandy Valley Sassafrass
Color: Orange Roan
Breeder: Bobby & Barb Youngs
Owner: Bobby & Barb Youngs

HOME ACRES ALLSPICE
1975 – 1988

    Kay-Cee Bandit BFTHF
  Ban-Dee BFTHF
    Princess Ginger VII
Home Acres Allspice
    Tondee’s Sandy Valley Duke
  B’s Sandy Valley Sassafras
    Timberlane’s Suzy

Owner s: Bobby & Barb Youngs, Don Young, Jim Holman, Harry Robb
Breeders: Bobby & Barb Youngs
Trained & Handled by: Bobby Youngs and Jim Holman BFTHF

Home Acres Allspice, or Sally as she was called, was whelped on October 20, 1975, by the breeder/owners Bobby and Barb Youngs, the product of a mating of HOF Ban-Dee and FC B’s Sandy Valley Sassafrass. During her lifetime, she was also owned by Don Young, Jim Holman and Harry Robb. Bobby and Jim Holman trained and handled her in field trials. She was a keen hunting companion to Don, his son Ross, and many others who recognized her natural and intense instincts. In November 1988, Bobby and Barb laid her to rest with her son R-U National Champion Home Acres Risk.

Sally was one of the top, if not the top, producing bitches of hour winners in the Brittany breed. The list of her progeny includes Hall of Famers, numerous National Champions and too many hour winners to count. Nine years after her death, almost 20 % of the dogs running in the ABC national championships could be traced back to her.

As a juvenile, Sally competed in puppy and derby stakes showing promise as a tough all age competitor. She was usually lost to the front on course and when found was pointing or chasing birds. Sally was too bold, too smart and too certain to ever learn to compete in structured field trials. HOF handler Jim Holman acquired Sally as she left her derby age and was heard calling her that “black hearted bitch” with admiration and some affection. He recognized her great strengths that demanded to be propagated.

Sally’s legacy was her production record and contribution to the Brittany breed. During her lifetime, she was bred 5 times to 3 different sires (Copper Creek Bobb, Allair’s Evereddy and Kentucky White Lightening) passing on her loving disposition, intense bird hunting and all age run. She has become known as a “Blue Hen” producer as her progeny continued their accomplishments thru every generation and even today.

In the first generation, Sally produced 11 field winners with 4 field champions totaling 17 one-hour wins. The most notable were Home Acres Risk, The Magic Moment, Scattman and Jug. Kentucky White Diamond and Judy Judy produced many field winners and HOF dogs.

Home Acres Risk - 4 hour wins, 1985 U.S. Open Championship Winner, 1986 R-U National Champion. He produced 9 FC, 8 AFC, 1 DC among them hour winner FC Hybritten’s Little Rick and HOF Flatwood’s Tiger.

• HOF Flatwood’s Tiger - 8 hour wins, 1992 R-U National champion. Tiger produced 11 FC and 30 field winners, 2 dogs that placed in the ABC National Championship 2 times
• Mr. Buddy Boy, the 1994 Iams All Age Dog of the Year. Tiger’s grand pups had 16 hour wins.

• Shamrock Missouri Magic, 1997 Iams All Age Dog of the Year.
• Jerob’s Magic Tradewinds, 4 hour wins. She produced 4 hour winners among them The Time Machine (10 hour wins and U.S. Open Championship Winner) and Breeze County Clyde (6 hour wins).
• Magic Tradewinds of Paddock, 1 hour win.

• HOF Ajax VII - 26 hour wins. Ajax produced 7 hour winners with more than 65 hour wins, most notable are:
  • 2007 National Champion Lane’s End We-Be Clean (33 hour wins with 19 firsts), 2006 and 2008 Purina All Age Dog of the Year
  • HOF Lane’s End Bowtie Annie (14 hour wins). She produced 1 R-U National Championship Winner and 1 National Amateur Championship Winner.

• National Champion Rebel Jac’s Hammering Hank who in turn produced National Champion Rebel Jac’s A Hammerin’ Dandy.