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By appleblossom
SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
SUPREME BENDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARMAGH SPORTING DOG CLUB WILL BE HOSTING THE NORTHERN IRELAND SUPREME BENDS 2018 RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS AT FEAGHBRIDGE TRACK, COALISLAND, Co Tyrone ON SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER18
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL BE TAKEN BETWEEN 10.00AM AND 11.00AM
Also there will be show classes, but just for Whippets and Lurchers, and the usual handling classes. Fiona is going all out with beautiful Rossettes, Presentation Jackets and Cups at this event..
ANY QUERIES, PLEASE CONTACT FIONA DEVLIN ON 07849 980840
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By appleblossom
***WHO0 HOO*****
2 BIG SPORTING EVENTS STILL TO COME IN 2018
SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
SUPREME BENDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARMAGH SPORTING DOG CLUB WILL BE HOSTING THE NORTHERN IRELAND SUPREME BENDS 2018 RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS AT FEAGHBRIDGE TRACK, COALISLAND, Co Tyrone ON SUNDAY 4TH NOVEMBER18
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL BE TAKEN BETWEEN 10.00AM AND 11.00AM
Also there will be show classes, but just for Whippets and Lurchers, and the usual handling classes. Fiona is going all out with beautiful Rossettes, Presentation Jackets and Cups at this event..
ANY QUERIES, PLEASE CONTACT FIONA DEVLIN ON 01849 980840
SUNDAY 16TH DECEMBER 2018
CHRISTMAS SHOW
MID AND EAST ANTRIM WORKING DOG CLUB WILL BE HOLDING A CHRISTMAS SHOW FOR LURCHERS/TERRRIER AND WHIPPETS ON SUNDAY 16TH DECEMBER 18, AT BALLEE PLAYING FIELDS, BALLYMENA, Co Antrim.
FULL DETAILS LATER.
***TO BIG EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED***
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By appleblossom
My New Dog Show/Racedays/Game Fairs list for 2019.
Updated 12.9.18 at 1.45pm
( I WILL KEEP ADDING DATES AS THEY COME IN.)
Sunday 7th April 19
Carlow Charity Dog Show and Race Day(Details Later )
Sunday 14th April 19
LAOIS Lurcher, Terrier, and Whippet Club Dog Show and Race Day in Abbeyleix. (Brian Gradys Show)
Sunday 21stApril 19
21st of April, Killure, Working Terrier and Lurcher club Dog Show (Jade Dunphys Show)
Sunday 28th April 19
Armagh Sporting Dog Charity Show (Fiona Devlins Show )
Sunday 5thMay 19
Dublin Working Terrier Club(DWTC) will hold their show
on Sunday 5th May. Full details later
Sunday 5thMay 19
Rockview Harriers Annual Working Terrier, Lurcher and Hound Show on Sunday May 5th 2019, at Seven houses Coursing Ground, Danesfort, Co. Kilkenny
Sunday 12th May 19
Sunday 12 May, Mourne Lurcher and Terrier Charity show. Venue and other details will be posted later. This show will run as it always has with its own rules and under no other clubs rules or influence . Just a good day out for a good charity
Sunday 12th May 19
The Golden Vale Foxhounds Dog Show 12th May 2019 at Clonakenny, Roscrea, Co Tipperary.
Saturday 25thMay 19
NI Countrysports Fair at Scarvagh House. More details will be posted nearer to show.
Sunday 26thMay 19
NI Countrysports Fair at Scarvagh House. More details will be posted nearer to show.
Saturday 15th June 19
"Major Show Details next week"
Sunday 16th June 19
"Major Show Details next week"
Saturday 29th June 19
Irish Game and Country Fair Shanes Castle, Co Antrim
Sunday 30th June 19
Irish Game and Country Fair Shanes Castle, Co Antrim
Sunday 7th July 19
Kiltrough Lurchers Show Sunday 7th July
Sunday 14thJuly 19
Working Terrier Show (Kevin Maguires Show)
Sunday 25th August 19
Mickey Quinns Bumper Charity Dog Show and Raceday, Sunday 25th August 19. Full details later.
Margaret Mc Stay
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By appleblossom
I AM STARTING MY NEW DOG SHOW/ RACEDAY AND GAME FAIR LIST FOR 2019, SO HURRY UP AND GET YOUR DATES IN FOR 2019.
Regards
Margaret Mc Stay
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By appleblossom
Mickey Quinns Charity Champion of Champions Dog Show and Race Day Sunday 19thAugust 18
Located in the lap of Orchard Country and surrounded by a patchwork of apple orchards and green fields lies the prestigious Anaghmore Race track. This was the venue for Mickey Quinns Charity Champion of Champions Dog Show and Race Day in aid of Autism Sunday 19thAugust 2018.
This show was well supported from North and South of the border. From early morning dogs, trailers, children, and families began to arrive with one thing in mind, to be part of this worthy charity dog show in aid of Autism and go home with a nice trophy for winning The Champion of Champions and qualify for Shanes Castle 2019. The weather was kind to us and kept up well, with just a few spots of rain early in the day.
The show got under way at approx 12.30.
Here are the Overall Showing Results.
Childrens Handling Class : Judge Margaret Mc Stay
Well done to Brooke Rafferty, the very worthy winner of the childrens handling class. It was nice to see so many children taking part in the showing. Keep up the good work. You are the show organisers and competition winners of tomorrow, and you will keep the sport going long after we all have gone way beyond the rainbow bridge.
Mickey Quinn had a beautiful shield for the winner Brooke Rafferty, and every single child in the ring also went home with a lovely trophy for taking part. Well done to all.
Here are the results of the Showing :
Ladies Handling Class
Lisa Beggs with Joker ( Judged by :
Mr Aj Titterington)
Gents Handling Class
Billy Kerry with Snowball ( Judged by: A lady from the Autism Society)
Albert Titterington awarded everybody in the ring that took part in the ladies and Gents handling classes a free ticket for Shanes Castle 2019. What a nice gesture.
Champion Terrier
Terry Crossen with Teddy
Reserve
Niall O Cloghan with Buddy
Champion Whippet
Fiona Devlin with Mick
Reserve
Billy Kerry with Snowball
Champion Strong Dog
Davy Boyd with Buck Alec
Reserve
Charlene Martin with Rohan
Champion Lurcher
Neil Pinkerton with Ben
Reserve
Danny Maxwell with Blue
Champion Puppy
Terry Crossen with Ellie
Reserve
Simon Irwin with Chicko
Overall Champion and Best in Show
Neil Pinkerton with Ben
Reserve
Fiona Devlin with Mick
**Champion of Champions Lurcher 2018 Judged By : Stephen Mc Gonigal
Fiona Devlin with Musty
Reserve
Maurice Mc Dowell with Poacher
**Champion of Champions Terrier 2018 : Judged by Tom Barry
Martin Mc Donald with Toker
Reserve
Terry Crossen with Teddy
**Champion of Champions Whippet 2018 (Judged By : Albertj Titterington )
Dean Spence with Rinty
Reserve
Fiona Devlin with Mick
Some Racing Results
Bull Cross Champion.
Dylan Doran with Buster. Mick the Miller
Ned Kane with Scooter
Reserve
Ned Kane with Fonk
Under 22
Paddy Mc Grath with Amber
Over 23
Michael Mc Grath with Tucker and Master Mc Grath qualifier
Under 23
Paddy Mc Grath with Pepsi
A Big Congratulations to all above winners.
There was a very poignant and sad moment at Sundays show, when the partner and brother of the late Declan Jordan, an avid whippet man, donated and presented a Shield to the Champion Whippet winner Fiona Devlin in memory of Declan who passed away as result of a motorbike accident a few months ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with his partner and family at this very sad time in their lives.
Very soon it was raffle time and always guaranteed to generate a flurry of excitement around the place. Some happy campers going home from there.
And Finally, what this show was all about. Autism changes the way people communicate and experience the world around them. Every autistic person is different. Some are able to learn, live and work independently but many have learning differences or co-occurring health conditions that require specialist support.
Mickey Quinn from lurgan set out last Sunday, with the support of the good people of the Canine Community to raise funds to help make life a little more comfortable in some small way, by raising funds from the proceeds of his charity dog show for people suffering from Autism.
And this Mickey done in big measure, along with Tom Barry, Michael Quinn junior, and a brilliant back up team, by raising £1450, and was handed over to the Autism Society on the day in full view of everybody at the show.
Mickey, what an achievement, and what a substantial amount of money to raise from the large turnout at your charity show. Well done Mickey and your backup team. You all done a wonderful job honest and true.
And Finally, A big thank you to the judges on the day. Your judging was impeccable and carried out with precision and fairness. With so many dogs in each class, a hard days work was carried out by all and a job well done.
It was nice to see the King of the Castle himself Albertj Titterington at the show and on the judging panel on Sunday. Albert is a true sportsman and supports so many shows North and South of the border during the year.
At this stage Mickey Quinn would like me to thank all the sponsors who contributed to the success of his show, you know who you are. Your sponsorship was so much appreciated.
And Finally, Finally, may I take this opportunity to thank Mickey Quinn, Tom Barry and Michael Quinn junior for a great days enjoyment, and a brilliant show day. I know you and your team have been working tirelessly behind the scenes for weeks now, just to make last Sunday a successful and enjoyable day out for everyone. Without your hard work and dedication none of this would happen. It is also nice to know that Autism Society will benefit from your input and hard graft. A great day and a great show, and I am already looking forward to next years Charity Show and your Race Day. This was a truly brilliant Championship Dog Show, a great family day out, and a day to remember. Well done Mickey and team.
Margaret Mc Stay
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