[Jason E.]

Any Updates... I have heard the derby has started the 3rd series with 12 dogs.

 

[Frank B]

Derby 1st and 2nd series was double - double, run back to back.

Open - Indent triple, middle and RH retired. Should get thru land series today.

Frank

 

[GregC]

derby results:

1) Beat the Rush
2) Hawkeye's Sea Wolf
3) Barton Creeks Sharp Shooter
4) Hardscrabbles Captain Morgan
RJ) Duckmen's Brick House
J) Callem Killem and Cookem Kayla
HR Rebel's Awesome Andy Buckeye
Willie Lee Robinson

 

[Shayne Mehringer]

Open finished about 5:45pm. 53 back to the second series. Rumor is that the 2nd will be a double land blind.

Weather is PERFECT!!!!

SM

 

[Aaron Homburg]

derby results:

1) Beat the Rush
2) Hawkeye's Sea Wolf
3) Barton Creeks Sharp Shooter
4) Hardscrabbles Captain Morgan
RJ) Duckmen's Brick House
J) Callem Killem and Cookem Kayla
HR Rebel's Awesome Andy Buckeye
Willie Lee Robinson

Congratz to all....anxious to see if Cappy makes the 642 mile trip for the Derby tomorrow morning

Aaron

 

[John Gassner]

derby results:

1) Beat the Rush
2) Hawkeye's Sea Wolf
3) Barton Creeks Sharp Shooter
4) Hardscrabbles Captain Morgan
RJ) Duckmen's Brick House
J) Callem Killem and Cookem Kayla
HR Rebel's Awesome Andy Buckeye
Willie Lee Robinson

Congratz to all....anxious to see if Cappy makes the 642 mile trip for the Derby tomorrow morning

Aaron

Elevates to a whole new level the term "chasing derby points" :!:


John

 

[Lonny Taylor]

No John there have been others that chased them with an airplane. I remember quite a few years ago others doing the same thing. Does kind of drive the cost per point up though.

LT

 

[GregC]

I was there and mr. hillman did not wait for the results he was gone as soon as cappy and him finished. That leads me to believe that he was on his way to kansas.

 

[John Gassner]

Lonny you are correct! I was just visiting with Stan Safranski and he recalled someone from the NW flying down to run trials.

Greg, you are also correct. Just heard from Jayhawk and Mr. Hillman made it safely.


John

 

[Lonny Taylor]

John,

Might have been Ken Lee. Wow having to stretch my memory but think dogs name was Painter's Daily Double? Dog was nat. Derby champion and held the record for a few years till Lottie beat it. Also I believe it was one of those dogs that won derby championship and never attained FC or AFC.

LT

 

[Suzanne Burr]

Lonny, you're right--Ken did own Painter's Daily Double. Dennis Luddington trained and ran the dog most, if not all of his Derby career.
Paint was a good marker, just wasn't able to do it in the majors and was finally, if I remember correctly, sold to the Folsom's. We beat him a fair number of times with our little red fluffy dog, Apache as did Bill Woods with Pardner who was a gold fluffy. :twisted: That was a great year for fast running, good marking dogs and a number of them were running in California every weekend.
Suzanne B

 

[Lonny Taylor]

Suzanne,

Wasnt there also another dog in contention at that time owned by Bob Crabb.(Also from the NW) But She went on to become a FC/AFC. This is tough because I should remember her name and was beaten by her a few times late in her career.

LT

 

[Lonny Taylor]

Boomer???

 

[Lonny Taylor]

OK folks,

Client running dog at jayhawk derby gave me report. Double long flyer down last. lost 2 dogs. Cappy had best job.

LT

 

[Suzanne Burr]

I remember Bob Crabb having some nice dogs, but can't remember which was in the Derby at that time....1982 no, had to be '83, right? Shoot, now that means I have to crawl into the cubby and bring out all those old FTNews' and go searching because it's going to bother me till I figure it out. Someone save me the trouble and think of her name.
Suzanne B

 

[JamieV]

Where is this happening at? I live in Olive Branch. Wouldn't mind going out to watch.

Jamie

 

[John Gassner]

Near Hernando. Directions on entryexpress.net

 

[Matt G]

29 back to the Q water blind in the morning. 1st series was a stand-out triple, left to right around the horn. Blind ran off to the left of the left (first) gun, that got a few answers, with a few "unnatural" no-no brush piles that needed to be challenged.

Am first and second was an interrupted double, with long retired with short flyer..pick up flyer, run blind under the arc of the flyer, and then pick up the long retired bird. Mixed work with a lot of answers.

The fun at the tailgate prevented me from getting complete callbacks, so I won't even attempt.

Absolutely the best weather one could hope for. Things are moving along smoothly in all stakes.

This one was dedicated to Charlie Bunn tonight (cheers).

 

[Frank B]

Open Results

1st Bo - Maronge
2nd Blue - Kemp
3rd Weezer - Attar
4th Dash - Fogg
RJ Edge - Yozamp

Jams, 10, 51, 65, 82, 91, 97

 

[Bryan Manning]

Any word on the Q?