Montana Open Derby 1st- LF X-Man PM Tommy Liesfield Owner/Hnadler 2nd Prairie Rambling Samson PM Brad McCande Owner/Handler 3rd Jack PM Chris George/ Owner & Jason Williams/Handler |
A web blog to list the current news in the world of FDSB and AFTCA pointing dog field trials.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Montana Open Derby
Monday, August 22, 2011
Alberta Field Trial Club & The Alberta All Age Club
Alberta Field Trial Club & The Alberta All Age Club
Presents
Fall Trial: September 22nd 2011 to conclusion
Location: Trial will be run on the Butler, Resch & Bignell Ranch’s, Youngstown, AB
Camp/Headquarters Location: Sounding Creek Ranch
Stakes in Order of Running:
Open Derby – Shooting Dog Standards - 45 minutes - $50.00
Annual Jack Butler Memorial Shooting Dog Classic
1 hour heat - $95.00 Entry Fee
Judges to be announced.
Open Derby – All Age Standards - 45 minutes - $50.00
Alberta Open All Age Classic
1 hour heat $95 Entry Fee
Judges to be announced.
Derbies: Born after January 1, 2010
Courses and Game: 7:30 a.m. (depending on entries) Multiple continues courses, native Sharp-tail Grouse and Hungarian Partridge.
No vehicles on grounds, vehicles in camp only.
Win Certificate’s will be awarded to placing dogs
Lunch provided for Entrants and guests, Banquet on Saturday night
Draw: September 21st at 8:00 pm at Sounding Creek Ranch - (403) 779-2339
Entries: Chairman’s: Colin Kennedy, (403) 254-0114 or (403) 803-1388 colin@colinkennedy.com
Paul A. Falkowsky (403) 874-5300 paul@manteo.ca
Visit the website www.region14aftca.com
The club, club members and landowners are not responsible for accidents or injuries to animals or persons.
PLEASE COME AND ENJOY OUR HOSPITALITY AND MAKE OUR REGION STRONGER.
Montana Derby
Montana Derby
Monday, August 22, 2011, 6:30 a.m. starts!
1a - Mike - PM - Justin Wiseman, handler
1b - Virgil Cain - Scot Wilson, handler
2a - Gabby - PF - Justin Wiseman, handler
2b - Sam - PM - Brad McCardle
3a - Rick - PM - Jason Williams, handler
3b - Frank - PM - Justin Wiseman, handler
4a - Flying Cloud - PF - Jim Tande, handler
4b - Slick - PM - Jason Williams, handler
5a - Ike - SM - Justin Wiseman, handler
5b - LF Tornado - SM - Tom Liesfield, handler
6a - Light Your Fire - PF - Jim Tande, handler
6b - Izzy - PF - Justin Wiseman, handler
7a - LF X-Man - PM - Tom Liesfield, handler
7b - Bam Bam - PM - Justin Wiseman, handler
8a - LF Surprising - PM - Tom Liesfield, handler
8b - Jack - PM - Justin Wiseman, handler
9a - Hawthorne Gunslinger - PM - Jim Tande, handler
9b - Lola - SF - Dave Noell, handler
10a - Goodbye Jasper - PM - Jim Tande, handler
10b - Pete - PM - Jason Williams, handler
11a - Rosie - SF - Paul Garrett, handler
11b - Sure - PM - Jason Williams, handler
12a - Wenaha Code Red - SM - Paul Garrett, handler
12b - Libby - PF - Jason Williams, handler
13a - Calvin - SM - Paul Garrett, handler
13b - Little Man - PM - Jason Williams, handler
14a - Paul Garrett - SF - Paul Garrett, handler
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Montana Open Shooting Dog CH
Montana Open Shooting Dog Championship:
Tuesday, August 23, 2011, 6:30 a.m. Starts!
1a - Bittercreek Roxie - SM - Bill Owen, handler
1b - Rockacre Gitterdone - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
2a - Katie - SF - Justin Wiseman, handler
2b - Miller’s Atomic Rain - PF *in season* - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
3a - Winchester’s Hytest Dutch - SM - Tim Owen, handler
3b - Burrows Mason Dixon Line - PM - Jason Williams, handler
4a - Tucalota’s Rubee - PF - Ed Mayhew, handler
4b - Lights Out - PM - Jason Williams, handler
5a - Railita - SF - Austin Turley, handler
5b - Comeback Tuffy - ISF *in season* - Jason Williams, handler
6a - Jordin - Bonnie Hidalgo, handler
6b - Showtime Juliette - PF - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
7a - Phillips Storm Front - PM - Shannon Nygard, handler
7b - Coveyrise’s Rascal - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
8a - Pride’s Southern Attitude - PM - Scott Wilson, handler
8b - Four River’s Covergirl - PF - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
9a - Hawthorne’s Big Shooter - PM - Jim Tande, handler
9b - Ward’s Rocking Robinhawk - PF - Jason Williams, handler
10a - Lindley’s Cloudy Days - Kim Sampson, handler
10b - Hot topic - PF - Sean Kinkelaar, handle
11a - Bronco Springs Pricilla - SF - Bill Owen, handler
11b - Ridge Creek Cody - SM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
12a - West Mountain Sunny Days - ISM - Kim Sampson, handler
12b - Dogwood Meg - PF - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
13a - Bronco Springs Trouble - SM - Bill Owen, handler
13b - Touch’s Hard Times - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
14a - Full Force Buck - PM - Scott Wilson
14b - Coverise Offlee Amazin - PM - Sean Kinkelaar
15a - Picking Time - PM - Jim Tande, handler
15b - Insider - SM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
16a - Upland Elhew Aya - PF *in season* - Kim Sampson handler
16b - Shattered - PF - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
17a - Black Crude Joe - PM - John Junnila handler
17b - Ward’s Danhawk - PM - Jason Williams, handler
18a - Winchester’s Juno - SF - Tim Owen, handler
18b - Dubose’s Flash - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
19a - Rocky Knoll Peaches - SF - Pat Lockhart, handler
19b - Blackhawk Tex - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
20a - Lester’s Cobra - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
20b - Showtimes Charlie Chan - PM - Jason Williams, handler
21a - House’s Smoke Signal - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
21b - Street Sense - PM - Jason Williams, handler
22a - Just Big - PM - Scott Wilson, handler
22b - Island Grove Revenge - PM - Sean Kinkelaar, handler
23a - Comeback Silver - ISM - Jason Williams, handler
National Amateur Pheasant Shooting Dog Championship
Thursday, August 18, 2011
North Country Shooting Dog Championship
North Country Shooting Dog Championship
Minnesota Bird Hunters Assn.
October 1st thru Oct. 4th 2011

Open Walking Shooting Dog Championship $125 (5.00/entry donated to Friends of The Namekagon Barrens)
Eligibility: Dogs must have a recognized win in an open shooting dog or open derby stake
Open Derby (If time permits, 30 min heats) $ 45
Prizes: Loyall dog food to winners, $Payout to be determined by entries
Entries: Don Dack Drawing: Thursday Sept. 29, 2011 7:00 p.m.
e-mail-ddack@aol.com Forest Lake Sportsmans Club
763-300-8668 Forest Lake MN.
Judges: Rich Boumeester, Jordan MN. Other judge to be announced
Grounds: Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area, From Danbury WI.app. 10 miles north on WI 35 to St. Croix Trail, then
East app. 8 miles to Headquarters. To be run on multiple courses on wild Sharptail Grouse
Accomadations: Trailside Motel, Danbury WI. Ph. 715-656-4050. Hole in the Wall Casino and Motel, Danbury WI.
Club officers are not responsible for accidents, injury,
or loss incurred to any person, horse, dog or equipment.
Minnesota Bird Hunters Assn.
October 1st thru Oct. 4th 2011
Open Walking Shooting Dog Championship $125 (5.00/entry donated to Friends of The Namekagon Barrens)
Eligibility: Dogs must have a recognized win in an open shooting dog or open derby stake
Open Derby (If time permits, 30 min heats) $ 45
Prizes: Loyall dog food to winners, $Payout to be determined by entries
Entries: Don Dack Drawing: Thursday Sept. 29, 2011 7:00 p.m.
e-mail-ddack@aol.com Forest Lake Sportsmans Club
763-300-8668 Forest Lake MN.
Judges: Rich Boumeester, Jordan MN. Other judge to be announced
Grounds: Namekagon Barrens Wildlife Area, From Danbury WI.app. 10 miles north on WI 35 to St. Croix Trail, then
East app. 8 miles to Headquarters. To be run on multiple courses on wild Sharptail Grouse
Accomadations: Trailside Motel, Danbury WI. Ph. 715-656-4050. Hole in the Wall Casino and Motel, Danbury WI.
Club officers are not responsible for accidents, injury,
or loss incurred to any person, horse, dog or equipment.
2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship to Run at Historic Ames Plantation in Tennessee
From the AKC Website.
2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship to Run at Historic Ames Plantation in Tennessee
[Thursday, August 11, 2011]
– Area Rich in Bird Dog History –
The American Kennel Club® is pleased to announce the 2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship will take place at the Ames Plantation near Grand Junction, TN, beginning Monday, February 27, 2012. The area has been long associated with bird dogs: the first organized field trial in the U.S. was held near Memphis, TN in 1874 and the American Field National Championship has been held on the Ames Plantation since 1915. Grand Junction is also home of the Bird Dog Museum, which preserves the history of the sport.
“We are very pleased to be running at Ames and feel this event provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the sport’s rich history,” said Doug Ljungren, AKC’s AVP of Performance Events. “Pointing breed enthusiasts will be able to watch great bird dogs and also visit both the Ames Plantation and the Bird Dog Museum to learn more about the history of their sport.”
The Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship is the largest National Championship open to all pointing breeds. The traditional format of the event will be modified in 2012 to fit the historic courses at Ames, with only one Championship stake run. The one hour, non-retrieving, two series event will run for a total of 12 days, on birds native to the Plantation. The entry will be capped at 132 dogs.
Qualifiers for the 2012 event will include dogs that have earned their AKC Field Championship or Amateur Field Championship title or dogs that have placed in large stakes in 2011. In order to ensure representation of all breeds, dogs that win their breed’s 2011 AKC National Gun Dog Championship stake (Open or Amateur) will have a spot automatically reserved. The winners of the 2011 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship held in Idaho will also have a spot reserved.
Event Chairman Ken Blackman, a resident of western Tennessee, has already been impressed with the local support shown for the trial. “The community has been extremely welcoming. Due to the region’s long involvement with bird dogs, sporting dog events are appreciated, and this area understands and is grateful for the business these events bring to the community,” he said. “The local Chambers of Commerce, community groups and businesses are pitching in to ensure the success of the Gun Dog Championship. Our thanks also go to Dr. Rick Carlisle and his staff at the Ames Plantation for their assistance!”
Major sponsors of the 2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship include Purina (the official dog food sponsor of the AKC Gun Dog Championship), Tri-Tronics, Eukanuba Pet Food, Garmin International, SportDOG, Hardeman and Fayette County Chambers of Commerce, Bank of Fayette County and the Hobart Ames Foundation.
2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship to Run at Historic Ames Plantation in Tennessee
[Thursday, August 11, 2011]
– Area Rich in Bird Dog History –
The American Kennel Club® is pleased to announce the 2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship will take place at the Ames Plantation near Grand Junction, TN, beginning Monday, February 27, 2012. The area has been long associated with bird dogs: the first organized field trial in the U.S. was held near Memphis, TN in 1874 and the American Field National Championship has been held on the Ames Plantation since 1915. Grand Junction is also home of the Bird Dog Museum, which preserves the history of the sport.
“We are very pleased to be running at Ames and feel this event provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the sport’s rich history,” said Doug Ljungren, AKC’s AVP of Performance Events. “Pointing breed enthusiasts will be able to watch great bird dogs and also visit both the Ames Plantation and the Bird Dog Museum to learn more about the history of their sport.”
The Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship is the largest National Championship open to all pointing breeds. The traditional format of the event will be modified in 2012 to fit the historic courses at Ames, with only one Championship stake run. The one hour, non-retrieving, two series event will run for a total of 12 days, on birds native to the Plantation. The entry will be capped at 132 dogs.
Qualifiers for the 2012 event will include dogs that have earned their AKC Field Championship or Amateur Field Championship title or dogs that have placed in large stakes in 2011. In order to ensure representation of all breeds, dogs that win their breed’s 2011 AKC National Gun Dog Championship stake (Open or Amateur) will have a spot automatically reserved. The winners of the 2011 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship held in Idaho will also have a spot reserved.
Event Chairman Ken Blackman, a resident of western Tennessee, has already been impressed with the local support shown for the trial. “The community has been extremely welcoming. Due to the region’s long involvement with bird dogs, sporting dog events are appreciated, and this area understands and is grateful for the business these events bring to the community,” he said. “The local Chambers of Commerce, community groups and businesses are pitching in to ensure the success of the Gun Dog Championship. Our thanks also go to Dr. Rick Carlisle and his staff at the Ames Plantation for their assistance!”
Major sponsors of the 2012 AKC Pointing Breed Gun Dog Championship include Purina (the official dog food sponsor of the AKC Gun Dog Championship), Tri-Tronics, Eukanuba Pet Food, Garmin International, SportDOG, Hardeman and Fayette County Chambers of Commerce, Bank of Fayette County and the Hobart Ames Foundation.
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