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SWGRC Training Day 14th April 2024 

The SWGRC held a training day for beginners and novices on Sunday 14th April by kind permission of Osbourne Farming

The weather was perfect, the ground had dried out well. 12 dogs, two trainers, two throwers of dummies, break for lunch with afternoon tea and cake plus a raffle at the end of the day. Thank you to our trainers, Judith and Christine for taking two groups of 6, to Michael and Stuart for throwing dummies, Patsy for lunch. Each group had a chance to dip in the lake for some water training. Thank you to the handlers who gave some very good feedback.  There are some Pictures in the Album  HERE  with more to come.

Marion Hanman - Working Test Sectretary

The Golden Retriever Club Inter Club competition was held on Sunday 9th July at Randolphs Farm, not far from Brighton, West Sussex. Hosted by the Southern GRC. By kind invitation of Carola Godman Irvine.

There were 11 teams in total, unfortunately Ulster GRC and Yorkshire GRC were unable to attend this year.

Each team consisted of 2 open dogs(Judith Evans and Judy Rainey) and 2 novice dogs (Robert Atkinson and Mary Palk), I'm pleased to say we didn't disgrace ourselves, but were unable to defend our win from 2022, we came 6th overall.

6 Judges were in attendance and each judge had a specific test to judge for the day.

The tests consisted of a walk up, hunting, water work, jumping for the open dog with a blind for the novice, long blinds for the open and marks for the novice, the hunting exercise was a mock drive and the team had to collect 8 dummies from woodland, working in pairs each couple had specific areas to pick from.

I'd like to thank the SWGRC committee for asking us to run this year, and my fellow team members for making it such a lovely day. Also to Jon Debnam and his brilliant team of helpers from all the different clubs in his area for turning out to help on the day, these events couldn't continue without that sort of support. Thank you also to the SGRC for the photo's.

Well done to the Midland GRC who came 1st

Eastern Counties GRC 2nd

Northern Golden Retriever Association 3rd

Top Novice Laurie Pittaway who was also Overall Top Dog (running a Novice) Crystestream Raffles

Top Open Adrian Philips Castlemans Soul Man

A couple of Pictures from this Event  HERE

Thank you again

Judy Rainey

Training Day 29th April 2023 

We held a very successful training day at new ground, Curry Mallet, for 12 dogs of varying abilities, two groups of 6 with trainers Judith Evans and Judy Rainey. All seemed to enjoy the day and would like return if we hold another day later in the year.  Michael Hanman and Stuart Robson helped with dummy throwing. We held a raffle and ended the day with tea and cake.

Marion Hanman

Working Test Secretary

More Pictures from this event  HERE  Thanks to Marion Hanman

SWGRC Breed Working Tests 2023

The results:

Special Puppy

1st Lucy Mixture - Rothygarth Aira of Kaliture (D)

2nd Armand de Roover Tau ren Faroth du Pays des Gelfes (D) after run off with

3rd Helen Burnie Drumtochty Brodie of Copperburn (D)

4th James Walsh Rookhollow Holly (B)

COM Katrien Boonen Halix Golden Eirish Blue Tweed (D)

Novice Dog/Novice Handler

1st Sally Sturt Threecliffs Mistletoe (B)

2nd Sars Jones Richards Higher Ley Pinkery (B)

3rd Melanie Hill Featherquest Sanza (B)

Novice

1st Andy Fisher Yesrieve’s Wake me UP (?)

2nd Robert Atkinson Holway Spindle (D)

3rd Stuart Robson Haddeo Kerry (B)

4th Jean Baveystock Bramasolie Claret (B)

Veteran

1st Christine Collins Fallowfen Olympic Rings (D)

2nd Jean Baveystock Polihale Bucks Fizz

3rd Jill Gardner Polihale Grizzly Bear of Foxcote (D)

Open

1st Judith Evans Haddeo Digby (D)

2nd Helen Burnie Abbotshall Hawkeye of Copperburn (D) after a run of with

3rd Margaret Allen Winbeck Loyal Kinsman of Tanderswell (D)

4th Andy Fisher Haddeo Jameson (D) after a run of with

COM Craig Gardner Winbeck Wyre of Foxcote (B)

Marion Hanman

Working Test Secretary

More Pictures from this Event  HERE   With thanks to Marion Hanman

Next Seasons Trials

Dear members

 I have been able to arrange a Novice Breed stake at Knowle Farm nr Salisbury kindly provided by Jane Mann & her family; & an Open AV stake by kind permission of the Atkinson family at Holway (Inpark) .

The Novice trial will be the 50th Novice which the club has held & coincides with the 50th anniversary of the formation of the club – cause for cake! However the number of Novice trials includes some years when we held 2 such trials each season. Infact when I took over some 23 years ago we were arranging sometimes 2 Novices &/or an All-Aged stake. Unfortunately the west country is a hot spot for commercial shoots & with the increase in new clubs & the granting of new licences by the KC ; finding grounds & judges has become far more difficult. We have been extremely lucky to have received the support of the entire Atkinson family & I thank them for all they’ve done for us.

If members who actively help at their local shoots, whether picking up or beating , & think the shoot might be interested in holding a trial on their ground , please let me know .

I hope you have an enjoyable summer & look forward to seeing you next season.

Stuart Robson

South Western GRC

Email   info@frogwelllodge.co.uk

Message from the Field Trial Secretary

Members – 

In view of the current & potential postal problems I would like to remind you of the facilities arranged for submitting entry forms this season.

Entry may be by paper/postal to my address or preferably by email to me by printing form on web site & scanning . The form can also be downloaded & details printed on the screen & then in either case emailed to me.

No entry payment is required until result of draw & successful competitors can then pay on line to bank details below.

The nomination fee of £4 payable for the “Open” trial must be paid at point of sending entry form.

Bank details – a/c 28945460 sort 30 98 69 South Western Golden retriever club Working.

My email address is info@frogwelllodge.co.uk Any questions or problems with obtaining entry forms please contact me –mob no - 07798601030

Stuart Robson

49th Novice Stake October 2022 

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Golden Retriever Interclub 2022 

Test 1   Seen and replace with shot into  a gulley for the two novices, the open retrieves being above the gulley in heather. 

Test 2 A long blind retrieve, with shot, into a gulley and up through heather. Open and Novice together. Novices sent first for the shorter retrieve, marked by a young rohdedendron bush with bright green leaves in heather. Open dog then sent for their’s to the left of this and above the heather on grassland.

Test 3 4 dog walk up, with shot, one retrieve each

Test 4 Hunt up exercise with two two shots and two dummies thrown with 6 dummies already down on the ground. All 4 dogs being sent to retrieve, working together and timed at maximum of 10 minutes.

Test 5 Water retrieve. All 4 dogs in line. Two shots with a mark thrown onto water for each shot for the novices.  Two blinds across the water for open dogs.  Two decoy orange duck dummies hidden in cover which were not to be picked, a penalty of zero threatened! On this test there was bonus blind retrieve, at great distance through heather to a lonely silver birch sapling.  The team chose Adrian to take this which he did brilliantly.

Many thanks to Anne and Steve Crookes and their team for all their hard work in arranging this event, their catering was brilliant. A Saturday night BBQ was held and bacon rolls, tea and coffee available from 8a.m. A buffet with sandwiches, salads and ice cream at the end of the day. Thank you also go to the landowners. 

Having already committed ourselves to attend we (husband Michael offered to throw dummies on Test 5) I very happily attended as team captain and thoroughly enjoyed being with our team and enjoyed their success.

I would like to thank  the team for doing so well, being good fun to share the day with and hope they enjoy their success for a good while to come!

The team would like to thank the SWGRC for their support.

Next year the event will be hosted by The Southern Golden Retriever Club.

Marion Hanman

Working Test Secretary

Pictures from this event are  HERE

Working Tests June 2022 

Results

Special Puppy

1st Steve Bancroft - Oakleycreek Arya B

2nd Helen Burnie - Drumtochty Brodie of Copperburn D

3rd Sue Jordan - Tullysedge Hunky Dory B

4th Jon Debnam - Tullysedge Lone Star B

Novice Dog/Novice Handler - no awards

Novice -

1st Caroline MacGregor - Mistybrook Ohio D

2nd Mary Palk - Tallygold Enchanter D

3rd Andrew England - Dairycott Hebe B

4th Jill Gardner - Kaliture Coconut Star of Foxcote B

Open

1st Sue Jordan - Tullysedge My Belle Nell (B)

2nd Jill Gardner - Polihale Hot Tikka of Foxcote B

3rd Jane Mann - Windwithe Brandy of Holway (B)

4th Helen Burnie - Abbottshall Hawkeye (D)

Veteran

1st Caroline Caines - Gortons Bannatynes Bell (B)

2nd Sally Pepper - Lilleburne Slope Style Sand D

Special award to Helen Burnie's Hawkeye for best looking dog in the Open.

Thank you to our sponsor's Skinners Dog Food and JTAC K9 Dog training equipment.

I must also thank Sara Hughes for her invaluable help during the day, especially judging the Best Looking Dog/Bitch in the Open Awards, this created some merriment and was very well received.

Marion Hanman

Working Secretary

More Pictures from this event  HERE

14th AV Open Stake December 2021 

Results:-

1st       The Holway Trophy    

         Mr S Richardson     Sotheby’s Choice of Wedgnock               LabD

2nd      Mrs S Winter           Gospelash Hot Eddie of Philchris            GRD

                  Also                        The Donna Trophy for Highest placed Golden Retriever

3rd    Mr A Fisher             Kaliture Rooster                                          GRD

4th    Mr PVivijs                Think Twice Uh La La La                            GRB

COM and Guns Choice     Mr R Gray   Binneybottom Bullfrog Blue  LabD

Additional prizes kindly provided by Skinners

A fantastic day on this lovely ground, thank you to the judges, stewards, bird markers, brilliant team of guns and Nicky for refreshments. Congratulations to the award winners.

Marion Hanman

Working Secretary

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Novice Stake October 2021

Novice stake 8th Oct – Knowle Farm by kind permission of Jane Mann & her family.

We were very lucky to have Jane & her family hosting our Novice trial. Lovely testing ground & great hospitality.

There were a number of experienced triallers and as the trial went on the remaining dogs showed their worth with some good game finding and fine retrieves.

It was good to see  a former stalwart of the Golden world, (Graham Roberts) make a welcome return and whilst not in the awards showed a talented dog.

After a number of close calls in previous  awards,  Judith Evans came out on top followed by Andy Fisher.

More Pictures from this event  HERE

1 Judith Evans dog Haddeo Digby

2 Andy Fisher’s dog Haddeo Jameson

Guns Choice Margaret Allen’s Winbeck Loyal Kinsman of Tanderswell

My thanks go to Jane, who doubled as one of the judges and to Sean Mcgrath, Mell Brooks and Beth Payne for  judging and giving their time up.

Stuart Robson

Field Trial Secretary

Working Test 2021 

The South Western GRC held an Open and Novice working test, run concurrently, at Lower Henlade, Taunton on Sunday 25th July 2021 by kind permission of Mr and Mrs J Rainey.

Generously sponsored by Skinners Pet Food

Judges: Mrs J Rainey, Mrs A Brain and Mrs G Knox

Steward: Marion Hanman

More Pictures from this event  HERE

Results:

NOVICE

1ST Judith Evans Askill Loganberry (D)

2nd Mike Andersen Bicknoller Maple (B)

3rd Laurie Pittaway Crystalstream Raffles (D)

4th Robert Atkinson Holway Larch (D)

OPEN

1st Christine Collins Fallowfen Olympic Rings (D)

2nd Mary Jarrod Chishillhyde Lewis (D)

3rd Margaret Allen Winbeck Loyal Kinsman of Tanderswell (D)

4th Robin Gray Haraka Kat of Grayspeed (D)

Certificates of Merit to:

Judith Evans Haddeo Digby (D)

Christine Collins Fallowfen Tinker (D)

David LeMarinel Haddeo Tomatin (D)

Our Chairman Mrs Glennis Hewitson presented the prizes. Hon Sec Sue Porter was a whizz with the scores

Well done to everyone in the awards

Many thanks to the Committee for their help, the helpers throwing and placing, runners collecting scores who all showed great support, to Derek for supplying the sheep wagon. The day was overcast and not too hot, we had 6 tests. The raffle was a great success raising £105.

Some new faces who I hope enjoyed their day and will return next year plus plenty of regulars entered and showed great support.

Marion Hanman

Working Test Secretary

Working Activities for 2021 

This years Golden Retriever Inter Club Test was to be held on Sunday 4th July at Wiscombe Park Southleigh Colyton Devon EX24 6JE , by kind permission of Sara Chichester & family.

Unfortunately the date was changed twice due to difficulties, not least the dates applying in the Road Map set out by the Government and now

Due to the extended Covid-19 restrictions, this event has been Cancelled

Marion Hanman has taken on the job of Working Test Secretary

A Working Test has been organised for Sunday 25th July at Stones, Henlade, Taunton by kind permission of Mr & Mrs Rainey, More details on the Events page.

Two Field Trials have been arranged for next season . A Novice Breed stake on Friday 8th October at Knowle Farm Bowerchalke Nr Salisbury by kind invitation of Jane Mann & family; also an AV Open stake on Friday 3rd December at Holway Nr Dorchester by kind permission of Robert Atkinson & family.

Schedules will be sent out & are available on the website. See the Events Page for more details, downloads, Map etc.

If members have any questions or wish to volunteer for helping at any event particularly the Inter Club please email me. My email is info@frogwelllodge.co.uk

Stuart Robson

Field Trial Secretary

Annual Report from Working & Field Secretary 2020/2021 

The year 2021 brought us “Covid” which completely disrupted our lives & made life very different in many ways. For those involved in arranging Gundog events , the Show fraternity were exceedingly restricted as most events are held in doors; however whilst we were unable to hold working tests in the summer , the Government guidelines became clearer & as Trials are an outside event & with determination & support from our enthusiastic hosts we were able to hold 2 trials this season.

Firstly a Novice Breed stake held at Holway Nr Dorchester by kind invitation of the Atkinson family on the 10th October.

Although we had a good entry, by the time of the day of the trial we were subjected to a number of withdrawals but still managed a full card. We started with a duck drive & as usual birds landed in the most difficult of places & tested the Novice dogs game finding ability. A subsequent drive proved the downfall of several competitors leaving the walk up to sort out the remaining 2 dogs. Unfortunately the dogs found retrieves difficult & the result ended with only a COM being awarded to Jill Gardners  Golden dog Polihale Grizzly Bear of Foxcote.

Our Open AV stake which counts towards qualification to the Retriever Championship was also held at Holway on the 4th December. This date coincided with the Tier system being in operation & again a number of competitors were forced to withdraw; however with a good entry we started the day with a very experienced line up of both dogs & handlers & the standard throughout was very high. The day started with a walk up though the fields & woods & as one judge enthused it was very akin to  rough shooting days  he had experienced in the past. A Duck drive followed  with several pretty tough retrieves including a very classy retrieve by Lesley Crompton’s young Golden,after 3 Labradors had either failed to cover the area or couldn’t make the find. Unfortunately after another good retrieve Lesley’s youngster was eye wiped by the more experienced Kirsty Cousins Lab. Leaving 5 dogs to complete a further walk up – 4 labs & 1 Golden. Unfortunately the Golden - Sue Jordans Tullysedge Incas Gold & Sara Gadd’s lab went out to David lathams  Lab leaving 3 dogs . After  further retrieves The trial was declared over with Nigel Probert’s Lab Stauntonvale Buckwheat of LLangynidr winning ( & making his dog up to FT Champ- subject to ratification) . In second place D Friedkin’s Lab Meadowlark Big Rock handled by David Latham ( who , the following Monday made the dog up to FT Champ).

It was great to see 2 young & quite inexperienced Goldens doing so well & it will be interesting to follow their progress.

My thanks go to Robert Atkinson & his family for holding the trials. Robert is very enthusiastic over his trials & I’m indebted to his support. Also my thanks to the judges of both trials who gave up their time & helped to make the trials “Covid” compliant. Novice judges – Judy Rainey, Dave England, Beth Payne, & Jane Manley. Open – Barry Taylor, Nick Coates, Liz Taylor & Ken Green.

Your correspondent will continue to arrange trials next season & hopefully a days working tests this spring . Further details will follow in due course. However the club is hosting the 2021 Inter club working tests in June & volunteers will be needed to help with the tests – dummy throwers/ placers/ stewards etc so if anybody is available on Sunday 20th June please let me know.

Stuart Robson

SWGRC working Tests held on Sunday 19th May 2019

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SWGRC WORKING TESTS

Sunday 19th May 2019

Bineham City Farm, Knole, Langport

With kind invitation from Ron, Trish and Ed Coombes.

We ventured onto a new ground this year suggested to me by Andrew England, and what a super venue it turned out to be. Bineham City Farm with our hosts Ron, Trish and Ed Coombes provided us with a lovely variety of test sites, beautiful views and an abundance of wildlife to share our day. I can’t thank the Coombes family enough for their time and effort in bending over backwards to better the ground for us.

Preparation for the tests, as always, was a little stressful with three visits to Bineham beforehand but with my extra right-hand helpers on the day we set up in good time and waited to receive judges and a very good entry of competitors. May I take this opportunity to sincerely thank Jackie Bissell, Sarah Bell, Helen Hanrahan, Sheenagh Gebhard and Andrew England for going that extra mile for me yet again.

After the judges, Tim Shipp, Haydn Wilmott, Mary Palk and Lucy Jenkins were fed and watered, we did a quick tour of the ground and the tests (again thank you to my friendly test setting advisors) before the brief ‘briefing’ and start of the day around 9.30am. With the five class categories running concurrently, the judges, as always have their memory cells taxed as they have to execute three or four differing tests at their station. My crib cards however do help, I think!

My dummy throwers/marshals have, in the majority been with me for three years and cannot be faulted. I acquired a few new ladies this year (one being a complete beginner) who boosted the team and executed their duties like old pros – I am sincerely indebted to these people who are the backbone of our working tests and only hope ‘my team’ will be around for me next year and the for the Interclub in 2021. (Pretty please)!

The weather was absolutely spot on for both the dogs and the tests, and although it did a become a little warm around noon, it soon clouded over and we were mostly all cooled off by presentation time. Indeed, the aftermath of clearing up and packing away was completed with only about 5 minutes to spare before the first rain drops started to fall.

I believe the both day and venue were enjoyed by all (I did receive many positive comments), my only regret is that my own shortcoming, regarding a couple of scores, left a blip at the end of what was otherwise a very successful day. Again, I apologise sincerely to those competitors that were affected by my ‘blip’.

Looking forward to seeing you all back next year and beyond.

Kim Clunie – Working Secretary SWGRC

RESULTS

OPEN 

1st Sue Jordan with Tullysedge My Belle Nell

2nd Marion Hanman with Salander Ruby Tuesday

3rd Phillip Blount with Hanwood Gold Archie

4th Lucy Mixture with Kaliture Red Pepper

NOVICE 

1st Jane Middle with Vamp Clover

2nd Caroline McGregor with Mistybrook Ohio

3rd Valerie Dowding with Tallygold Moss Campion

4th Craig Gardner with Solverdyke Dimple of Honeystreet

CoM David Heath with Moonwater Briar

VETERAN 

1st Marion Hanman with Haddeo Teyla

2nd Bruce Ross-Smith with Silverdyke Dram of Canburn

3rd John Debnam with Lilleburne Colne Point Peg

4th Carolyn Rycroft with Amilone Lilly Marlene

SP. PUPPY 

1st Craig Gardner with Polihale Hot Tikka of Foxcote

2nd Annette Shearman with Hickorywood Heart and Soul

3rd Andrew England with Dairycott Hebe

NOVICE D/H 

1st Delia Gorse with Tashsheen Sky Surfer

2nd Lesley Eden with Lanlwyd Mallachie

Kim Clunie – Working Secretary SWGRC

Golden Retriever Interclub Working Tests 2019 

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Open Stake 7th December 2018 

Places-

1st Andrew Wright Lab Dog Overthwarts Berwick

2nd Jo Rollinson's Lab Dog Troddenmills Bail Me Out

3rd Phil Highfield's Lab Dog VilendalZac of Featherfly

Guns choice Helen Goodwin's Lab Dog Sorrelcott Excalibur

Stuart Robson

Novice Trial 2018 

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2018 Inter Club Test 

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SWGRC – Working Tests 2018 

Open, Novice, Veteran, Special Puppy, Novice Dog/Novice Handler Tests for Golden Retrievers.

Held at Little Marston, Marston Magna, Yeovil BA22 8BJ

By Kind Permission  of Mr & Mrs Michael Dare & Family.

Judges:  Dr Tim Woodgate-Jones (A156), Mr David England (B2946), Mrs Carole Carter, & Miss Zoe Townsend

Well there we are, year two of my working tests completed. As always a lot of hard work and long hours in the preparation -  site visits ( three this year ), paperwork, food, phone calls – it all eventually comes together and provides the competitors with hopefully a good and successful day out.

With the weather forecast pretty much dry and hot for the day, I was horrified to get up to Yeovil at 7.30 am to find it grey, overcast and misty. We couldn’t see more than 30 yards in front of us!! Trying to keep calm I took a look at Test 1 for the Open dogs where they had a blind right across to the field…….. I couldn’t even see half way across!  Praying that the sun would burn through before the off, I just carried on setting up. There are certain things a Working Secretary can’t change; the weather is one and secondly there is the presence of a pair of nesting swans on the pond! – but thankfully there was a Plan B where the swans were concerned – a second set of tests not using the water.

After the usual introductions we set off, albeit a little late, 4 judges, 8 throwers and 36 dogs were carefully despatched as I had planned, to the Test sites in groups that I hoped would accommodate the multi-handlers with not too much running back and forth.  With some competitors running two or more dogs, a process of juggling has to take place to make it all fit….I think this year my set up worked quite well with only one competitor, who had dogs in three categories perhaps having to change sites a little more often. As if by magic just as everyone set off the sun burst through and the test sites were fully visible.

The four judges saw all five categories of competitors with Tests being set at each post to accommodate. This does take a bit of thinking out but it worked well last year - It is quicker for the competitors and the judges do not have to move very far! This year one of our members Jill Gardener had double booked herself on dates so could not run her dogs on the day – this however was to my advantage, as she very kindly came with me to set the tests. Test setting, I think, is an art and takes years of learning from both observation and running your own dogs – still a novice, I do need to ask for assistance but I am learning fast!

The Tests – in brief were:

Open: Memory Distraction and Blind: Jump and Blind: Hunting for two and Seen Memory: Walk up:

Novice: Memory Distraction and Blind: Jump and Blind: Hunting for Two: Walk up:

Veteran: Memory Distraction and Blind: Seen and Replace: Hunting for Two: Walk up:

Sp. Puppy: Heelwork and Seen: Seen & Replace: Hunting for Two: Double Seen (judge to advise pickup)

ND/NH:  Heelwork and Seen: Seen & Replace: Hunting for Two: Double Seen (judge to advise pick up).

Changes to the distance of the retrieves obviously varied between the categories.

The judges worked through and surprisingly we completed the tests sooner than I had anticipated. Jackie Bissell and Jenny Scott, my right-hand helpers, set to work on the raffle and food while I sat with the calculator and managed to finalise the scores. I am very much indebted to both Jackie and Jenny who as non-committee members gave up their time to help me and keep the show running smoothly.

The venue, Little Marston Farm, is owned by Michael Dare and his family who very kindly allowed us to use the ground this celebration year.  Michael had been a South Western Member and has worked and trialed his dogs for many years, he has also served on the Kennel Club Working Committee. I have learnt much from his advice and expertise and I thank him for his hospitality.

With my thank-you’s to the judges, dummy throwers and helpers out of the way, Michael closed the day presenting our prizes to the winners. With the final competitors disappearing on their journeys home, we took a breather before packing up and hitting the road for a well earned rest.

I hope all enjoyed their day and I look forward to seeing you again next year.

Results:

Open: 

  1st – Mary Palk with Tallygold Blackthorn

  2nd – Mary Jarrod with Chishillhyde Lewis

  3rd – Andrew England with Dairycott Populus Tremula

  4th – Marion Hanman with Haddeo Teyla

Novice:  

1st Christine Collins with Fallowfens Tinker

 2nd – Valerie Dowding with Tallygold Moss Campion

 3rd – Mike Andersen with Merryway Regina

 4th – Mike Andersen with Bicknoller Maple

Veteran:

  1st – Robin Gray with Grayspeed Kapuki

  2nd – Mary Jarrod with Lilleburne Ripple Reed

  3rd – Jon Debnam with Lilleburne Colne Point Peg

Special Puppy:

  1st – Elizabeth Pelham with Bell Oktave C-Pollo

  2nd – Mary Jarrod with Crystalstream Harris

  3rd – Andrew England with Lizwenda Ashley at Dairycott

  4th –  David Heath with Moonwater Briar

Novice Dog/Novice Handler:  

 1st Robin Mitchell with CH. Tashsheen Martinique

 2nd – James Hood with Goldbounty’s Juniper

 3rd – Alison Lang with Dikeadaze Dagan

 4th – Edith Kreutner with Auchencloch Fable

Pictures from this event  HERE

Kim Clunie

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