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Franklin Cook Cup Grid Testing
2023 Dallas, Texas, ‘Lucky Dragon’, AB, Richard Tasco
2022 Las Cruces, New Mexico, ‘Perry Dyer’, AB, Paul Black
2019 San Ramon, California, ‘Rise Like A Phoenix’, TB, Paul Black
2018 New Orleans, Louisiana, ‘Watermelon Wizard’, LA, Joseph Musacchia
2017 Des Moines, Iowa, ‘Heart of Hearts’, AB, Paul Black
2016 Newark, New Jersey, TIE, ‘Honky Tonk Rumble’, TB, Hooker Nichols
2016 Newark, New Jersey, TIE, ‘Three Part Harmony’, TB, Paul Black
2015 Portland, Oregon, ‘Swans In Flight’, SIB, Robert Hollingworth
2014 Dallas, Texas, ‘Bahama Blues’, IB, Michael Sutton
2013 Dallas, Texas, ‘Double Platinum’, TB, Joseph Ghio
2012 Ontario, California, ‘Greatest Show On Earth’, TB, Frederick Kerr
2011 Victoria, British Columbia, ‘Ginger Twist’, SIB, Marty Schafer & Jan Sacks
2010 Madison, Wisconsin, ‘Tree Of Songs’, SIB, Marty Schafer & Jan Sacks
2009 Kansas City, Missouri, ‘Whoopsidaisy’, BB, Jim Hedgecock
2008 Austin, Texas, ‘Gypsy Lord’, TB, Keith Keppel
2007 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ‘Florentine Silk’, TB, Keith Keppel
2006 Portland, Oregon, ‘Sailor's Dream’, MTB, Kenneth Fisher
2005 St. Louis, Missouri, ‘Queen's Circle’, TB, Frederick Kerr
2004 Fresno, California, ‘Paul Black’, TB, Thomas Johnson
2003 Falls Church, Virginia, ‘Splashacata’, TB, Richard Tasco
2002 Memphhis, Tennessee, ‘Starring’, TB, Joseph Ghio
2001 York, Pennsylvania, ‘Queen's Circle’, TB, Frederick Kerr
2000 Dallas, Texas, ‘Penny Lane’, TB, Larry Lauer
1999 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ‘Uncle Charlie’, TB, Donald Spoon
1998 Denver Colorado, ‘Pond Lily’, TB, Evelyn Jones
1997 Dearborn, Michigan, ‘Vavoom’, SDB, Allan Ensminger
1996, Sacramento, California, ‘Yaquina Blue’, TB, Schreiner
1995 York, Pennsylvania, ‘Bangles’, MTB, Lynda Miller
1994 Portland, Oregon, ‘Strawberry Fair’, SIB, Robert Hollingworth
1993 Fort Worth, Texas, ‘Quito’, TB, Joseph Ghio
1992 Atlanta, Georgia, ‘Snow Burst’, TB, Bernard Hamner
1991 Washington, D. C., ‘Dusky Challenger’, TB, Schreiner
1990 Omaha, Nebraska, ‘Rustler’, TB, Keith Keppel
1989 Memphis, Tennessee, ‘Peach Bisque’, TB, Maryott's Garden
1988 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ‘Bumblebee Deelite’, MTB, Jack & Glenda Norrick
1987 Phoenix, Arizona, ‘Autograph’, TB, Walter Luihn
1986 San Jose, California, ‘Dusky Challenger’, TB, Schreiner
1985 Indianapolis, Indiana, ‘Silver Years’, TB, Ben Hager
1984 Seattle, Washington, ‘Serene’, TB, Glenn Corlew
1983 Boston, Massachusetts, ‘Wedding Candles’, TB, Schreiner
1982 Denver, Colorado, ‘Ruffled Ballet’, TB, Elvan Roderick
1981 St. Louis, Missouri, ‘Leda's Lover’, TB, Ben Hager
1980 Tulsa, Oklahoma, ‘Sunrise Sunset’, TB, Bryce Williamson
1979 Huntsville, Alabama, ‘Sugar Tree’, TB, William Bledsoe
1978 San Jose, California, ‘Feminine Charm’, TB, Evelyn Kegerise
1977 Memphis, Tennessee, ‘Penny A Pinch’, TB, Winfield W. Steinhauer
1976 Lansing, Mihcigan, ‘Blushing Lemon’, TB, Jack Boushay
1975 San Diego, California, ‘White Lightning’, TB, Joseph Gatty
1974 Roanoke, Virginia, ‘Queen Of Hearts’, TB, Opal Brown
1973 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ‘Shipshape’, TB, Sanford Babson
1972 Portland Oregon, ‘Hi Top’, TB, Frederick Knocke
1971 Wichita, Kansas, ‘Newly Rich’, TB, Steve Varner
1970 New York City, New York, ‘Pink Taffeta’, TB, Nate Rudolph
1969 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ‘Night Heron’, TB, James Tucker
Tie, 1968 Berkeley, California, ‘Flight Of Angels’, TB, Collie Terrrell
Tie, 1968 Berkeley, California, ‘Cup Race’, TB, Stedman Buttrick
1967 Denver, Colorado, ‘Fuji's Mantle’, TB, Schreiner
1966 Newark, New Jersey, ‘Stepping Out’, TB, Schreiner
This award was established by Dr. Franklin Cook during his time as AIS president in 1947 and was originally known as the President’s Cup. Then in 1952, it was renamed
the Franklin Cook Memorial Cup. From 1947 through 1965, there were no restrictions concerning the geographical origination of irises eligible for the Franklin Cook
Memorial Cup until 1966 when the current President’s Cup was established and first awarded.
1965 Memphis, Tennessee, ‘Leo Haven’, TB, Serlena Reynolds
1964 Chicago, Illinois, ‘Bright Sails’, TB, Richard Goodman
1963 Denver, Colorado, ‘Aspenglow’, TB, Dr. P. A. Loomis
1962 Kansas City, Missouri, ‘Millionaire’, TB, Roy Brizendine
1961 Newark, New Jersey, ‘Friendship’, TB, Joseph Gatty
1960 Portland, Oregon, ‘Violet Hills’, TB, Fred DeForest
1959 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ‘Lady Rogers’, TB, Guy Rogers
1958 Syracuse, New York, ‘Patrician’, TB, Harry Francis Hall
1957 Memphis, Tennessee, ‘Foxfire’, TB, Edwin Fox
1956 Los Angeles, California, ‘White Peacock’, TB, Mrs. D. Pattison
The Franklin Cook Memorial Cup originated in 1947 as the President’s Cup and was awarded as the President's Cup from 1947 thru 1955. Following the death of Dr. Cook, the AIS Board Of Directors changed the name of the award from the President’s Cup to the Franklin Cook Memorial Cup.
1955 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, ‘Algiers’, TB, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bickle
1954 Salt Lake City, Utah, ‘Pink Fulfillment’, TB, Tel Muhlestein
1953 Boston, Massachusetts, ‘Violet Harmony’, TB, Edith Lowry
1952 St. Louis, Missouri, ‘Bellerive’, TB, Cliff Benson
1951 Shreveport, Louisiana, ‘Royal Gem’, LA, Sally Smith
1950 Sioux City, Iowa, ‘Blue Rhythm’, TB, Mrs. C. Whitting
1949 Portland, Oregon, ‘Sunset Blaze’, TB, Rudolph Kleinsorge
1948 Nashville, Tennessee, ‘Amandine’, TB, Geddes Douglas
1947 Chicago, Illinois, ‘Zantha’, TB, Orville Fay
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