So far so good.... Its pretty cool to see all the pictures and blog of the Pre-national training. And that picture of Slider, might be the best picture of a retriever I have ever seen on-line. Hope the trial coverage is as good as this.... or better
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So far so good.... Its pretty cool to see all the pictures and blog of the Pre-national training. And that picture of Slider, might be the best picture of a retriever I have ever seen on-line. Hope the trial coverage is as good as this.... or better
God, Family, Country & LSU Football.
Seeing one of the pictures I'd like the blogettes to see if they can find out when was the last time a women born and raised in England qualified and handled a dog in the National Retriever Championship.
???
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I hope that whomever is doing the blog gets their SC working so they can orcistraight.
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Is Lauren from England????Originally Posted by Breck
Like very much reading the blog and looking at those pics!!!
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Where is the blog?
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Gregg
Found it, duh
Lauren is Texan. There are other women listed as handlers. Linda Bogusky, Alice Woodyard, Patti Kiernan, Alex Washburn, Martha Russell, Lynn Dubose, Dolores Smith, probably more I missed. I have no idea who was born/raised in England, perhaps Breck can provide the answer to his trivia question.Is Lauren from England????
Like very much reading the blog and looking at those pics!!!
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Sammie Thompson is the one!
I know Dr. Sammie and hope she does well next week. I think she came to the US around college age or so.
I'm interested to know from the historians who the last women was, born/raised in England, to qualify for and handle a dog in the National.
Anyone?
"Darla" AFC Candlewoods Lil Smokin Tequila (fondly remembered)
"Smoke" Smokin Auggies Menace, QAA
"Simba" Humewood Simba
Slow to none on blog pictures and comments. Is anyone having same problem
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