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U.S. Complete Shooting Dog Association |
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NATIONAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP DAY 2DAY 1 | DAY 2| DAY 3 | WINNERS |
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U.S. Complete Shooting Dog Association |
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NATIONAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP DAY 2DAY 1 | DAY 2| DAY 3 | WINNERS |
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| Day two also started in the high teens but warmed to the low 50's for a short while in the afternnon. The eigth brace broke away shortly after 8:30am. | |
Honky Tonk Gigilo scored a stylish back before his bid ended with an indescretion at 32. |
Colton's Lil Duke had one find but ended his bid for the title at 6 minutes. |
 Waybetter Rex had one back and scored three finds, before he was picked for not making the cut. |
 In the 9th brace, Brown's Brute Justice, was trying to get his bird right with style, when the bird was pressured and lifted ending his bid very early. |
In the 10th brace Bob's Elhew Wendy and her bracemate scored a divided find at 5. This was not Wendy's day for a championship performance and she was up very early. Indian Creek Shine (Right with Garry Malzone) went on to score 2 more finds before temptation took her out also. |
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 Everbreeze Drummer, put down a nice forward race and scored three finds but was not showing the intensity the judges were looking for on this day. |
Redbud's Raging River suffered an early indescretion and was up .  |
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Crow Creek Scout was seen standing then relocated herself before point was called then she needed to be relocate again before the running birds was flushed with all in order. Later she failed to stop when a bird lifted nearby.
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 Indian Creek Whitesnake scored two stylish finds and was running an eye appealing forward race when the third find on a walking bird proved to much for this young dog. |
 Our three Judges on the Left is Jim Jones; with Ray Rinker in the middle and Dick Bembenek on the Right |
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In Brace 14, Redbud's BleedingHeart Backed Grousewoods Reese and was not seen again. Grousewoods Reese (Shown on the Right) went on to have 5 additional finds and one unproductive, but with each stylish find he dug in and went to hunting more and more. |
 Nehaka Blackjack scored three clean polished finds with a flashy forward race. The judges also noted that he had good ground application. |
 Southen Justice Lady first find was on the edge of a pile of limbs that Donald Terrell tried climbing into the center trying to flush the birds. She scored 2 more finds before judges called an end to her bid for the title. |
Indian Creek Missy had a divided find, one Unproductive and two solid finds before she suffered a small indescretion. |
Merritt's Bruno, had one back and one find beside the divided find before his bid for the title was called to an end.
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