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1999 DUCK DOG CHAMPIONSHIP |
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MASTER HUNTER |
| First Place ......... Tammy Bell handling
"Magic" |
| Second Place .... Dr. William Adams handling
"Pepper" |
| Third Place ........Keith Ingram handling
"Angel" |
| Qualifying Dogs were: |
| Tony Trowbridge handling "Max" |
| Mark Wardlaw handling "Ace" |
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| SENIOR HUNTER |
| First Place ........Roy Rhodes handling
"Pebbles" |
| Second Place ....Tim Morris handling
"Slugger" |
| Third Place ......Alan Ingram handling
"Penny" |
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JUNIOR HUNTER |
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First Place ........Andrew Foster
handling "Beau" |
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Second Place ...Ken Blackman handling
"Cinder" |
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Third Place ......Eddie Chumney handling
"Katie" |
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Qualifying Dogs were: |
| Michael Schwegman with Jake |
| John Wilkinson with Penny |
| James Bushey with Jack |
| Beau Snowden with Sampson |
| Joel Johnson with Wags |
| Phil Daughdrill with Tex |
| Gordon Robertson with Shotsy |
| Burke Hendrix with Deuce |
| Gwen Gordon with Lotta Boom |
| Phillip Winkler with Sunny Boy |
| Darrell Richardson with Cole
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DUCK DOG RULES AND REGULATIONS |
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The Duck Dog Championship is a
competitive club hunt test governed on the same basis as an AKC
Hunt Test. The dogs are judged on the same standard as an AKC
licensed hunt test, but there will be a ranking of scores with
trophies given to the top three dogs in each stake. Ribbons will
be given to all dogs with a passing score. Additionally, there
is a special trophy the first place dog in Master and Senior
Stakes. These trophies will be passed on each year to the first
place Master and Senior dogs.
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The exception to the AKC rules are as
follows: |
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1. Professional handlers are welcome
to run as many dogs as they like; however, only dogs handled by
their owners will be considered for the competitive trophies. |
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2. Dogs are welcome to run in more
than one stake, but are only considered in contention for the
trophies in the highest stake entered. |
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EXAMPLE: A dog can run in both Juniors
and Seniors, but will only be eligible for trophies in Seniors. |
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3. Dogs who have not received a
qualifying score in the next stake after titling may still be in
contention for the trophies in the lower stake. |
| EXAMPLE: A dog has titled in Seniors but has not
received a qualifying score in Masters. This dog may run in
Seniors and be eligible for a trophy if not running in Masters. |
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