Ontario Grouse Championship Ad

Post by **Sharon** » Thu Feb 14, 2013 3:02 pm

ONTARIO GROUSE CHAMPIONSHIP
March 25th to conclusion
Marienville PA
Drawing Thursday March 21st, 8:00 PM
At the home of the Secretary
Entry Fee: $125.00
(All funds in US Dollars)
To be run on native grouse & woodcock. Continuous courses. One-hour heats.
To be eligible dog’s must have a placement in an Open Derby or Open All Age Stake
Dogs are entered at the risk of their owners.
The club assumes no responsibility for loss or injury to animals or people
resulting from any cause
Purse $2000.00, 80%-20% if runner-up named
Judges: Bob Kays of Saylorsburg PA and Roger Neri Lake Ariel PA

Championship entries to:
Tim Tufts
8075 Maynard Rd. Orono Ontario
L0B-1M0
1-905-983-5465
tufts@kendalhills.ca
All entries must be confirmed by email
(Make cheques for entries payable to the secretary)

SubMariner · Post by **SubMariner** » Fri Feb 15, 2013 1:59 pm

Sharon wrote:ONTARIO GROUSE CHAMPIONSHIP
March 25th to conclusion
Marienville PA
Drawing Thursday March 21st, 8:00 PM
At the home of the Secretary
Entry Fee: $125.00
(All funds in US Dollars)
To be run on native grouse & woodcock. Continuous courses. One-hour heats.
To be eligible dog’s must have a placement in an Open Derby or Open All Age Stake
Dogs are entered at the risk of their owners.
The club assumes no responsibility for loss or injury to animals or people
resulting from any cause
Purse $2000.00, 80%-20% if runner-up named
Judges: Bob Kays of Saylorsburg PA and Roger Neri Lake Ariel PA

Championship entries to:
Tim Tufts
8075 Maynard Rd. Orono Ontario
L0B-1M0
1-905-983-5465
tufts@kendalhills.ca
All entries must be confirmed by email
(Make cheques for entries payable to the secretary)

I'm confused. Why is an ONTARIO (Canadian) event being held in PA? Aren't there places to do this in Ontario?

dan v · Post by **dan v** » Fri Feb 15, 2013 5:14 pm

And a Shooting Dog win doesn't qualify a dog?

Post by **slistoe** » Fri Feb 15, 2013 6:34 pm

These are the All Age dogs of the woods. No different than any other CH - need to qualify at that criteria.

Post by **Sharon** » Sat Feb 16, 2013 1:46 pm

No grounds and no help here,We had it here for years until all the guys got old or tîred , the courses grew up, the birds left.

The people in P. A. graciously offered to help, so a 26 year old tradition could continue.

Needed..... 7 one hour courses with game, and a crew to organize a week long event and maintain the property. Thank you
Venango Club. ''. quote TT

Gooseman07 · Post by **Gooseman07** » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:19 pm

The ad says March 25th to conclusion. March 25th is a Monday. Is that date correct?

dan v · Post by **dan v** » Sat Mar 16, 2013 10:26 am

slistoe wrote:These are the All Age dogs of the woods. No different than any other CH - need to qualify at that criteria.

The point being that a Open Derby win, which could be judged as a Shooting Dog standard (or an AA standard)....does. I don't care, I do find it curious though.

Winchey · Post by **Winchey** » Sun Mar 17, 2013 8:27 am

Open SD placement does qualify you as well for that trial.

Post by **slistoe** » Sun Mar 17, 2013 9:50 am

Winchey wrote:Open SD placement does qualify you as well for that trial.

Is that what it reads in the ad in the field?

Winchey · Post by **Winchey** » Sun Mar 17, 2013 9:57 am

That is what the trial chairman has posted.

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