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The puppy winners, from left: Jacqui Ward, Eric Smith and Alison Cotton. Photograph by Sandy Pond-Jones.
By Geoff Ford
Monday, 29 June 2009
The Chiltern Gundog Society held a spaniel working test at Burnt Platt Wood, Oxon, by kind permission of Richard Butler-Creag.
The test took place in beech woods and pines on a very warm and sunny day. The ground was thick with dead bracken and bramble, new shoots and bluebells just appearing.
Judges Ben Randall and Steve Russell were charged with judging 50 dogs that were running in puppy, novice and open classes.
Every dog was tested for steadiness and hunting ability, with shots and two retrieves.
The novice winners, from left: Ron Henry, Maureen Smith, Lawrence Dewis and Alison Cotton. Photograph by Sandy Pond-Jones.
RESULTS
Open
1 S. Quinn with Simonseat Swift
2 John Keegan with Shot to Fame in Geordieland
3 Alison Cotton with Grouseseeker Bailey
4 Sharon Groves with Glencush Flush
CoM Jane Campton with Trederwen Nant Wechan
Novice
1 Maureen Smith with Balisla Mac
2 Alison Cotton with Jeremiah Jake
3 Ron Henry with Gold Seabright of Bucks
4 Lawrence Dewis with Recent Rocket of Cundriebrook
Puppy
1 Eric Smith with Nederscot Eirwen
2 Alison Cotton with Cundriebrook Lightning
=3 Jacqui Ward with Breezybrook Wonky
=3 Jacqui Ward with Henocto Dreamboat of Breezybrook
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