Lincolnshire retrievers at Stainton-le-Vale

Lincolnshire retrievers at Stainton-le-Vale

From left back row: Bow Smith, Paul Radcliffe, Norman Hoe, John Cunningham, Tom Eves, Len Marsden, Pete Wadsworth, Phil Smithies, Keith Helliwell, Tim Moss and Godfrey Lowe. Front row: Samantha Whyte, Ian Wain, Rob Smallman, Andy Coates and Sue Lowe.


By Samantha Whyte

Monday, 16 March 2009

The Lincolnshire Gundog Society held a 14-dog novice stake at Stainton-le-Vale, Lincs, by kind permission of Sir Richards Sutton Estates and headkeeper Tim Moss.

This was the first time the retriever section of the LGS held a trial at this ground, which was walked-up in sugar beet.

The weather was good, although blustery. The High Baswick guns shot very well indeed, considering the wind was making things difficult for them.

Tim Moss produced a constant flow of good quality sporting birds, allowing judges Keith Helliwell, Phil Smithies, Godfrey Lowe and Sue Lowe to send dogs for some excellent retrieves.

RESULTS
1 Rob Smallman with lab.b. Miss Summer Breeze

3(& Guns’ Choice) Andy Coates with lab.b. Wheldrake Nettle

4 Ian Wain with lab.d. Berrycote Beau



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