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Competitive Training Day Results Print
Written by Alana Coombes   
Thursday, 15 September 2011

COMPETITIVE TRAINING DAY RESULTS
SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER 2011

YOUNG HANDLERS:
 
1ST       BREEZE   HANDLER: ANNA O'LEARY 
2ND       KITE      HANDLER: MEG WARREN 
3RD       FONZIE  HANDLER: MEGAN BOYLE 
4TH       MOLLY   HANDLER: TOBY UPTON 
5TH       REA       HANDLER: HOLLY MORDLE 
6TH       WREN    HANDLER: ALICIA UPTON-JARVIS  

PUPPY/BEGINNERS: 
1ST       PIPIT     HANDLER: HILLY HOAR 
2ND       SPRING  HANDLER: JANE EDGE 
3RD       BUBBLE  HANDLER: JANE EDGE  

NOVICE: 
1ST       DITTO    HANDLER: JACKY SIMPSON 
2ND       CINDER  HANDLER: ROSEMARY SADLER 
3RD       PIP        HANDLER: GILL TROSZOK  

OPEN: 
1ST       EMBER    HANDLER: TRACEY KAVANAGH 
2ND       ZON       HANDLER: MIKE FLEMING 
3RD       TESS      HANDLER: CHRISTINE BALDWIN  
SPANIEL: 
1ST       BERTIE   HANDLER: MOLLIE BASSETT 
2ND       BILLY    HANDLER: CHRIS BROOKER 
3RD       DAISY    HANDLER: CAROLE BROOKER  
MOST IMPROVED FEMALE HANDLER (RETRIEVER): SUE THORNTON 
MOST IMPROVED MALE HANDLER (SPANIEL): OLIVER WILMORE
 MOST IMPROVED FEMALE HANDLER (SPANIEL): MOLLY BASSETT  
VETERAN TEST: 
1ST       PIP (CS AGED 8)          HANDLER: RON WALFORD 
2ND       TAY (LAB AGED 8)        HANDLER: TRACEY KAVANAGH 
3RD       BRIDIE (LAB AGED 9)   HANDLER: ALANA COOMBES 
4TH       HARDY (LAB AGED 8)   HANDLER: JUDITH TURNER
Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 September 2011 )
 
Young handlers Results/Competitive Training Day Print
Written by Alana Coombes   
Thursday, 01 October 2009
Young Handlers Results

Judge : Sarah Miles


1st Harry Dick (Aged 14) with Breeze
2nd David Addison (aged 13) with Mollie
3rd Jessica mordle (aged 11) with Moni
4th Megan Boyle (aged 13) with Fonzie
COM Alex Sanford (aged 11) with Monzi
COM Hollie mordle (aged 9) with Arnie
Last Updated ( Sunday, 21 November 2010 )
 
Competitive Training Day Print
Written by Alana Coombes   
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
COMPETITIVE TRAINING DAY    
     
     
EVENT NAME OF HANDLER NAME OF DOG
PUPPY/BEGINNERS DEE BETTS TEAZEL
NOVICE JANE BOYLE FONZIE
OPEN AMANDA FENTON QUELLE
SPANIEL CAROLE BROOKER DAISY
H.P.R JANET FORD DIBBLEY
MOST IMPROVED FEMALE HANDLER /RETRIEVER JEAN STENNING JESS
MOST IMPROVED RET MALE HANDLER /RETRIEVER N/A N/A
MOST IMPROVED FEMALE HANDLER/ SPANIEL MOLLIE BASSETT BERTIE
MOST IMPROVED MALE HANDLER/ SPANIEL N/A N/A
 
Young Handlers Training Day Print
Written by Alana Coombes   
Monday, 18 May 2009

During the Easter holidays the club held a Training day for Young Handlers. They ranged in age from 7 to 17 and came along with dogs borrowed from parents, grandparents and friends! The aim was to teach them to be kind and responsible handlers and to inspire the next generation to enter into and enjoy the world of working dogs. Lindy Higham who is our Young Handlers Training co-ordinater gathered a group of 12 enthusiastic handlers. They were split into two groups and our trainers, Janet Neale and Alana Coombes each started the day with basic handling and then moved onto retrieving and delivery. We had a full and busy morning so after a picnic lunch and one more short exercise we finished with a bit of fun. Lindy hid 12 dummies in a wood and this time the young handlers had to find them! They were split into two groups and there was a great deal of laughter as they tried to ‘handle’ their fellow team members! The day was a great success and we were all firmly left with the impression that they were all keen to do it again and as soon as possible!

This was a note received from one of our Young handlers Alex Stanford.

“The Young Gundog Handlers Day was held during the Easter holidays. There were about 15 of us there, ranging in ages from around seven to seventeen, with a whole assortment of dogs, young and old! We started off the day with Andrew Parsons welcoming us and giving us the safety instructions, for example keeping our dogs on leads at all times, unless they were actually being worked. Then we split into two groups and began with some basic heel work. Later on in the day we moved on to some more advanced exercises.One of the funniest bits of the day was the relay dummy hunt where Lindy had placed 12 dummies in a section of the woods and the two teams had to race each other to pick six each. I really enjoyed the day and learnt so much by working our dog myself, rather than watching other people most of the time. I can't wait for the next day which I think - hope - is planned for the summer!”