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Moray Firth Spaniel Trials 2016

By November 1, 2016Gundogs, Working Dogs
Posting by Lorna Gray
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The Moray Firth Spaniel & Retriever Club held their Spaniel Trials towards the end of October and are pleased to announce the results.

Our Open ESS Trial was once again held at Altyre Estate by the kind permission of Sir Alastair Gordon-Cumming and head keeper Peter Cairney. As in previous years we had a great day supported by a fantastic team of helpers and guns. The trial was not an easy one with game in plentiful supply but proving difficult to catch up with and the eventual winner worked hard to earn the win. Judges that day were Richard Claydon and Steve Charlton.

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Results:

1st Duke of Buccleuch’s Cowarnecourt Jonquil of Buccleuch handled by David Lisett 2nd Eddie Scott’s FTCh Broomfield Annie 3rd Richard Wells Pitrahh Dirty Angie 4th Ben Watkins FTCh Simonside Doris of Laysan

COM’s

  • Spence Waddell’s Gartshore Ardara
  • Julie Thatcher’s Shalloakwest Shadey
  • Steven Blackwell’s Luthmhor Draco
  • William Johnstone’s Buccleuch Katy

The Novice AV Spaniel Trial took place the following day at Glenferness Estate by the kind permission of Lady Balgonie and keeper Terry Bain. Game was in good supply and the day went smoothly, finishing in good time and with everyone in good humour.

Thanks go to our judges, Richard Claydon and Steve Charlton who were both judging for the second consecutive day and Jim Adamson and Stuart Dunn. I am thankful to them for agreeing to judge for us and to our sponsors CSJ Specialist canine feeds, Tain Pottery and D & FM Sporting for their generous and continued support.

Results:

1st & Guns Choice: Eddie Scott – Broomfield Hope 2nd Richard Wells – Marketgate Dixie 3rd: Eddie Scott – Broomfield Anna 4th: Jim Clark – Shalloakwest Peroni of Surefly

Thanks again for your sponsorship of our club and trials, the Salmon Oil always goes down well, it certainly keeps the coats on the spaniels looking good. We had a good couple of days and I had loads of help which makes the day much easier. By the time its all over I seem to have forgotten how much work it was to get everything organised and that’s thanks to our committee, great members and those who just want to give their time to help out and see some good dogwork.

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