URC Lincs Area at Tumby Woodside

URC Lincs Area at Tumby Woodside

From left: Henrik Vilendal, Sue Lowe, Brian Barker, Gaynor Gent, Ron Gent, Geoff Dobb, Jim Cochrane, (kneeling) Russell Hodgen and Philip Wagland.


By Gill King

Monday, 02 March 2009

The Lincolnshire Area of the United Retriever Club held an open cold game test at Tumby Woodside, near Coningsby, Lincs by kind permission of the Laird Family.

The judges were Ron Gent, Gaynor Gent and Brian Barker, and the event was sponsored by Dodson & Horrell.

The test was walked-up in sugar beet in very warm conditions.

Fourth placed Jim Cochrane, with Brunbois
Larch Leaf, won the Bryan Capps Memorial Trophy for highest placed Lincs Area
member other than the winner.

The Lintran Challenge Trophy for the best retrieve of the day other than the winning dog went to Russell Hodgen’s lab. bitch Rigganhall Twist of Russjancoe.

RESULTS
1 Russell Hodgen with lab.b. Limelight Lillie of Russjancoe

2 Philip Wagland with gr.b. Moscargrange Barley of Pebbletoft

3 Geoff Dobb with lab.b. Staftly Topi of Woodcockhill

4 Jim Cochrane with lab.d. Brunbois Larch Leaf

CoM Henrik Vilendal with lab.d. Saintcyres Rufus

CoM Sue Lowe with lab.d. Lowsommer Willowfean Swift



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