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Club L’Epagneul Breton Trial – 13.14 November 2004-11-15


Novice – Judge: Margaret Hall

G Rogers Kadnook Turn the Page Lab (B) 152
T Stevens Dindigold True Blue Golden (B) 150
P Eley ChTorlum Highland Flyer F.C Ret(D) 148
N Harry Fernamber Tambourine CD Golden(B) 143

This win gave Kadnook Turn the Page its NRD title – congratulations

Restricted – Judge Barry Kavanagh

P Winkfield Yorifeld Swamp Lily NRD GSP(B) 138
R Drew Beereegan Secret FormulaNRD Lab(B) 131
J Crammond Adderslot Crackers PeppaNRD Lab(B) 121.5
J Crammond Adderslot Crackers Stamp Lab(D) 119

This win gave Yorifeld Swamp Lily her RRD title

Novice – Judge Jim Hargreaves

R&M Kennon Beereegan Merin Merin Lab(B) 150
J&V Lawton Kadnook Sporting Chance Lab(D) 149
L Price Avokah Jolly Roger Lab(D) 148
B Higginbotham Finepoint Fun Wizard GSP(D) 145

Restricted – Judge Noel Eltringham

C Collins Tockatunga Fergus Lago Lab(D) 134
D Smeaton Beereegan Buloke Lab(D) 131
R Drew Beereegan Secret Formula NRD Lab(B) 123
G Rogers Kadnook Turn The Page Lab(B) 115

Hi Prue,

Thanks for entering the results just a couple of extra results that were missed:

BEGINNERS TEST Judge: Mr W. Poholke
1st P & H. Eley’s (Handler Helen Eley)Ch Black Mica’s Totally Truant (Imp Sw) FCR D
2nd nsp pts
3rd ntp pts

Chris Collins win in Restricted qualifies “Fergus” for the title of Novice Retrieving Dog, congratulations Chris.

Margaret Carty after completing the Restricted Stake on Sunday announced that she was retiring Hallie (Crowlee Valhalla CDX NRD - Golden Retriever). Enjoy your retirement Hallie.

FOUND
Ray Waldron has rung me to advise that when packing the camp a backpack/seat was left at the tent. It belongs to a smoker so if it's yours or you know who it belongs to either contact Ray or myself and we'll get it to you.

Cheers

Kate

Well done Pru on your RRD ... and ain't it great to be in All Age!!
cheers
Susie

Just a quick word of thanks to all those here that made Kat and myself welcome at the trial. It's a bit daunting being the only spectators, but we were made to feel welcome and had a great time. At one point I mentioned to Kat that maybe she'd like to try trialling, and she didn't actually rule it out, although her time next year will be filled training a young horse. Either way, got home last night to find she'd spent the afternoon teaching my Brittany to retrieve "blinds" from around the house and cast left and right to voice and hand commands! Look forward to seeing you all again next time and learning some more tricks of the trade.
Thanks again...
Con Chrys

Thanks Susie but I can't actually think of anything much worse - All those people playing for sheep stations!

Congratulations Graham, Chris and Prue on gaining your titles!

Great to see a shorthair doing well.

What wonderful breed variety in the Novice placings.

Dare we say 'watch out Labradors'?

Yes I can hear all of you all age people from here! We can dream can't we?