Updated: 19.12.2018
RESULTS 2018
Novice English Springer Spaniel Trial 8th December
Held at Badminton Estate by kind permission of the Duke & Duchess of Beaufort
Open Cocker Spaniel Trial 28th November
held at Brandhouse Farm
Open AV 20th October
Field Trial Novice Cocker 13th October 2018
Result: Open A/V Spaniel Working Test
Sunday 5th August 2018, Hilcot Wood nr Cheltenham
1st ess Edgegrove Ronan (Helmsway Hellrasier x Rothievale Ling of Edgegrove) T. Mason S.Bolton
2nd ess d. Beggarbush Pride at Copsehill (Helmsway Henry x Beggerbush Popit M .Oseman.
3rd ess b. Pendaran Citori of Cindersash (Esgob Esteem x Poolgreen Angelina) O.Organ
4th ess d. Edgegrove Rafe (Helmsway Hellrasier x Rothievale Ling of Edgegrove) T. Mason S.Bolton
C.o.m ess d. Shellspoon Cometh The Hour (Shalloakwest Phantom x Edgegrove Opal) S.Lewis.
C.o.m ess b. Palmarrion Hotshot M.Mcnally.
C.o.m ess b. Tynywain Cariad (Botin Captain x Tynywain Pearl) N.Brookman.
2nd ess d. Beggarbush Pride at Copsehill (Helmsway Henry x Beggerbush Popit M .Oseman.
3rd ess b. Pendaran Citori of Cindersash (Esgob Esteem x Poolgreen Angelina) O.Organ
4th ess d. Edgegrove Rafe (Helmsway Hellrasier x Rothievale Ling of Edgegrove) T. Mason S.Bolton
C.o.m ess d. Shellspoon Cometh The Hour (Shalloakwest Phantom x Edgegrove Opal) S.Lewis.
C.o.m ess b. Palmarrion Hotshot M.Mcnally.
C.o.m ess b. Tynywain Cariad (Botin Captain x Tynywain Pearl) N.Brookman.
Open Cocker Spaniel Trial Report
held At Brandhouse Farm on 15th November 2017
By kind permission of The Regis Family
1st Will Clulee's Jackshea Liz of Poolgreen making her up to a FTCH subject to KC approval and now qualified for the forthcoming Cocker Spaniel Championships
Judges: Gerry Meehan (A Panel) & Neale Satchwell (B Panel)
Guns: Andy Fisher, Simon Jones, Colin Selwood & Richard Biggs
After the opening speech, where everyone was reminded of safety and signing of the risk assessment, the trial was announced started at 9:40am.
The trial began in pollen and nectar, where quite a few dogs were going out for minor mistakes, but those proved to hold there heads continued onto there 2nd runs.
Moving on from this strip of ground we then proceed to a tree plantation and then through woodland.
The birds came steadily to hand and the dogs worked at getting those flushes, after second runs were completed the trial was announced over at 12:40, once the judges summed up there books.
The guns shot well, keeping safety in mind at all times, the bag consisted of 24 pheasants and 1 rabbit.
After the recent event in another trial we felt it was fitting to hold a raffle, for the Cornish Air Ambulance and the Search & Rescue Coastguard as they did a marvellous job in helping fellow field trial competitors including my husband to hospital for treatment.
The raffle raised just over £40 and we have rounded that up £100, to send to these charities. Thank you all for contributing.
I say this every time to all our helpers; but thank you all so much for helping, certainly very much appreciated and l truly mean it when l say the day cannot happen without you.
A huge thank you to the Regis Family for allowing us the use of Brandhouse Farm for the trial, there generosity is tremendous. And of course Gamekeeper Andy Fisher for all the hard work and the preparation he does to enable the trials to go as well as they do.
Thank you to our judges Gerry and Neale, for giving up there day to judge for us, and to Gerry’s partner Claire for sparing him to judge on her special birthday - hope you liked the chocolate cake.
Guns: Andy Fisher, Simon Jones, Colin Selwood & Richard Biggs
After the opening speech, where everyone was reminded of safety and signing of the risk assessment, the trial was announced started at 9:40am.
The trial began in pollen and nectar, where quite a few dogs were going out for minor mistakes, but those proved to hold there heads continued onto there 2nd runs.
Moving on from this strip of ground we then proceed to a tree plantation and then through woodland.
The birds came steadily to hand and the dogs worked at getting those flushes, after second runs were completed the trial was announced over at 12:40, once the judges summed up there books.
The guns shot well, keeping safety in mind at all times, the bag consisted of 24 pheasants and 1 rabbit.
After the recent event in another trial we felt it was fitting to hold a raffle, for the Cornish Air Ambulance and the Search & Rescue Coastguard as they did a marvellous job in helping fellow field trial competitors including my husband to hospital for treatment.
The raffle raised just over £40 and we have rounded that up £100, to send to these charities. Thank you all for contributing.
I say this every time to all our helpers; but thank you all so much for helping, certainly very much appreciated and l truly mean it when l say the day cannot happen without you.
A huge thank you to the Regis Family for allowing us the use of Brandhouse Farm for the trial, there generosity is tremendous. And of course Gamekeeper Andy Fisher for all the hard work and the preparation he does to enable the trials to go as well as they do.
Thank you to our judges Gerry and Neale, for giving up there day to judge for us, and to Gerry’s partner Claire for sparing him to judge on her special birthday - hope you liked the chocolate cake.
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Results are as follows:
1st Will Clulee with Jackshea Liz of Poolgreen (making her upto Field Trial Champion) 2nd Richard Preest with Centrewalk Topaz 3rd Jamie Smith with Abiann Flawless also gaining Guns Choice Coms: Lee Cooper with Tiptopjack Ajay Natalie Cannon with Countryways Alice of Craiwarn Well done to Will Cluelee and the very best in the Championships and to all those in the awards and that entered, good luck for the rest of the season. Helen Fisher FT Secretary |
(R) 2nd Richard Preest's Centrewalk Topaz
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(L) 3rd & Guns Choice Jamie Smith's Abiann Flawless
Open Any Variety Spaniel Field Trial (excluding cockers) Report
held at Badminton Estate on the 27th October 2017
by kind permission of the Duke & Dowager Duchess of Beaufort
Judges: Jeff Raynor & Mike Shefford
Guns: Richard Preest, Andy Fisher, Roger Wildsmith & Jeremy Organ
What a gorgeous day to have a trial, the sun was shining and scenting conditions were perfect.
We had a strong card, and only two dogs went out, unfortunately one of those was with a eye injury. The dogs were showing their abilities in hunting, with only minor glitches that knocked there marks a little bit.
We finished the trial with a two dog run with Malcolm Taylor and Dai Pither, the trial was announced over at 12:45
After a light snack and certificates were completed we announced the award winners with help from Todd the keeper, whom l have to say had done a fabulous job in making the ground accessible for all of us.
My thanks goes to our Judges, sponsors “Skinners”, Duke & Dowanger Duchess of Beaufort, the guns who shot extremely well and to Jeremy for standing in, and to the game carriers, stewards & red flagger - Thank you!
Results as follows:
1st: Dai Pither with Brynambor Max
2nd: Malcolm Taylor with FTCH Grangecon Lad of Haresmoor
3rd: Oliver Organ with Rothievale Privit of Cinderash
4th: Simon Jones with FTCH Bucklawren Krusoe
Coms: Geoff Shore with Nantyhenparc Clovelly of Hestmoor, Dick Hyde with Gartshore Verna, Victoria Williams with FTCH Syncerus Sublime, Lee Cooper with Breckmarsh Diamond, Chris Thurston-Woolnough with FTCH Springervill Rosie Girl, Paul Wilson with Shevetooey Benjo of Morgannwg, Michael Soroka with Neuadd Lwyd Seren Wen, David Holmes with Helmsway Harkilla, Julie Thatcher with Surefly Wadey Girl of Shalloakwest.
Well done everyone in the awards and best of luck to Dai for the 2018 Championships at the Buccleuch Queensbury Estate.
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
Guns: Richard Preest, Andy Fisher, Roger Wildsmith & Jeremy Organ
What a gorgeous day to have a trial, the sun was shining and scenting conditions were perfect.
We had a strong card, and only two dogs went out, unfortunately one of those was with a eye injury. The dogs were showing their abilities in hunting, with only minor glitches that knocked there marks a little bit.
We finished the trial with a two dog run with Malcolm Taylor and Dai Pither, the trial was announced over at 12:45
After a light snack and certificates were completed we announced the award winners with help from Todd the keeper, whom l have to say had done a fabulous job in making the ground accessible for all of us.
My thanks goes to our Judges, sponsors “Skinners”, Duke & Dowanger Duchess of Beaufort, the guns who shot extremely well and to Jeremy for standing in, and to the game carriers, stewards & red flagger - Thank you!
Results as follows:
1st: Dai Pither with Brynambor Max
2nd: Malcolm Taylor with FTCH Grangecon Lad of Haresmoor
3rd: Oliver Organ with Rothievale Privit of Cinderash
4th: Simon Jones with FTCH Bucklawren Krusoe
Coms: Geoff Shore with Nantyhenparc Clovelly of Hestmoor, Dick Hyde with Gartshore Verna, Victoria Williams with FTCH Syncerus Sublime, Lee Cooper with Breckmarsh Diamond, Chris Thurston-Woolnough with FTCH Springervill Rosie Girl, Paul Wilson with Shevetooey Benjo of Morgannwg, Michael Soroka with Neuadd Lwyd Seren Wen, David Holmes with Helmsway Harkilla, Julie Thatcher with Surefly Wadey Girl of Shalloakwest.
Well done everyone in the awards and best of luck to Dai for the 2018 Championships at the Buccleuch Queensbury Estate.
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
Novice English Springer Spaniel Field Trial
held at Badminton Estate on the 21st October 2017
Judges: Martin Deacon (A) & Steve Adams (B)
Guns: Richard Preest, Andy Fisher, Simon Jones & Andy Faulkner
Everyone arrived promptly at the ground, the opening speech was given and a moments silence to the late Duke of Beaufort, who had always been supportive to the club and enjoyed his dogs.
The trial announced started at 9:30am.
The cover was brambly woodland, with a strong wind which kept the birds in the thick of the wood.
Competitors all had a fair chance, but unfortunately dogs were going out for misdemeanours.
Six dogs had finished and the trial was announced over at 12:40, just in time before Storm Brian reared its windy wet head.
The bag was 23 pheasants, the guns shot well as usual so thank you to you guys. A big thank to our hosts the Duke & Dowanger Duchess of Beaufort.
Thank you to our sponsors “Skinners”.
Thank you to the Stewards & Game Carriers, you all did a brilliant job, do really appreciate your help.
After a short bite to eat and cards signed the awards were announced.
Results as follows:
1st Ann Kedward with Merovigiam Mohgul Dancer
2nd Mike Reader with Surefly Eleanor
3rd Kit Williams with Calderbridge Willow
4th Kevin Vines with Stockhamarsh Ziva
Coms:
Keith Drinkwater with Burtlesmoor Oynx
Stephen Fisher with Sling Gin
Guns Choice went to Kit Williams with Calderbridge Willow
Well done Ann and everyone in the awards, thank you for attending our trials.
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
Guns: Richard Preest, Andy Fisher, Simon Jones & Andy Faulkner
Everyone arrived promptly at the ground, the opening speech was given and a moments silence to the late Duke of Beaufort, who had always been supportive to the club and enjoyed his dogs.
The trial announced started at 9:30am.
The cover was brambly woodland, with a strong wind which kept the birds in the thick of the wood.
Competitors all had a fair chance, but unfortunately dogs were going out for misdemeanours.
Six dogs had finished and the trial was announced over at 12:40, just in time before Storm Brian reared its windy wet head.
The bag was 23 pheasants, the guns shot well as usual so thank you to you guys. A big thank to our hosts the Duke & Dowanger Duchess of Beaufort.
Thank you to our sponsors “Skinners”.
Thank you to the Stewards & Game Carriers, you all did a brilliant job, do really appreciate your help.
After a short bite to eat and cards signed the awards were announced.
Results as follows:
1st Ann Kedward with Merovigiam Mohgul Dancer
2nd Mike Reader with Surefly Eleanor
3rd Kit Williams with Calderbridge Willow
4th Kevin Vines with Stockhamarsh Ziva
Coms:
Keith Drinkwater with Burtlesmoor Oynx
Stephen Fisher with Sling Gin
Guns Choice went to Kit Williams with Calderbridge Willow
Well done Ann and everyone in the awards, thank you for attending our trials.
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
Novice Cocker Spaniel 14th October 2017
at Alford Shoot by kind permission of Edward Thring & keeper Paul Smith
Judges:Simon Jones A panel & Andrew Faulkner Non panel.
Guns: Colin Selwood, Richard Biggs, Tom Sheppard & Andy Fisher.
The trial started at 9:30am, in the opening speech l felt l had to thank everyone for attending our trial today as we have heard of so many clubs struggling to fill a card, but l think in my time as being the field trial secretary this is the first time we have had no competitors pull out, which certainly makes my job a whole lot easier, so thank you all again!
As before on this lovely ground we began in the woodland consisting of rushes and bramble; the judges were certainly getting through the dogs quite quickly, as for one reason or another dogs were putting themselves out, the game was plentiful and the guns some in particular were shooting extremely well.
With only four dogs finishing, the trial ended 12:10.
Great thanks goes to our sponsors Skinners, Paul Smith and his team of stops who had worked relentlessly in giving a good trial, our game carriers & stewards, you all play a major part in our trials and l thank you!
After a bite to eat, the Host Edward came out to help with the awards; as follows;
1st A Watkins with Cragtop Bomber
4th M Burr with Nettlebridge Goldfinger
Com’s
J Cross with Briffoaks Charlie
T Pickett with Magic Slim Tinsonwood
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
Guns: Colin Selwood, Richard Biggs, Tom Sheppard & Andy Fisher.
The trial started at 9:30am, in the opening speech l felt l had to thank everyone for attending our trial today as we have heard of so many clubs struggling to fill a card, but l think in my time as being the field trial secretary this is the first time we have had no competitors pull out, which certainly makes my job a whole lot easier, so thank you all again!
As before on this lovely ground we began in the woodland consisting of rushes and bramble; the judges were certainly getting through the dogs quite quickly, as for one reason or another dogs were putting themselves out, the game was plentiful and the guns some in particular were shooting extremely well.
With only four dogs finishing, the trial ended 12:10.
Great thanks goes to our sponsors Skinners, Paul Smith and his team of stops who had worked relentlessly in giving a good trial, our game carriers & stewards, you all play a major part in our trials and l thank you!
After a bite to eat, the Host Edward came out to help with the awards; as follows;
1st A Watkins with Cragtop Bomber
4th M Burr with Nettlebridge Goldfinger
Com’s
J Cross with Briffoaks Charlie
T Pickett with Magic Slim Tinsonwood
Helen Fisher
FT Secretary
