Proud Breeder of FC Fenloch Starling of Oahe

RAINA J ANDERSON | All Hunting Articles
Posted 11/28/2024




FC Fenloch Starling of Oahe Clare was from my very first litter of working English Cockers that I bred. She was out of my girl- SHR Fenloch Black Widow BCAT Ninja (Priorsmeadow Samurai x Phantomwoods Brown Recluse) by Litomysl Barlow of Prairierose (2007 British Championship winner GB. FTCH Timsgarry Barlow x 2005 British Championship winner GB. FTCH Willowbee Wren)

I sold Clare and her sister Fenloch Meadow Lark to Tom Ness at 10 wks of age- Tom trained both and sold them to clients of his. Lark went to an active hunting and competition Shoot to Retrieve home, and Clare was bought by George Tate, but she spent most of her time with Tom Ness training and campaigning in AKC Open Spaniel Field Trials, including the AKC National Open Cocker Championship trials.

Clare ended her Field Trial career by earning her field champion title and finishing in the top 10 dogs out of 92 entered at the 2023 National Open Cocker Championship trial.
 

Tags

 

Related Aritlces

Proud Breeder of OFTW AM-FTW Fenloch Sinergy

Posted on Wednesday 31st December 1969 06:00:00 PM

Fenloch Sinergy Fig is out of my girl Fenloch Rowan Berry (SHR Fenloch Black Widow BCAT Ninja x GB FTCH Broadmeafarm Charlie ) x FC Maesydderwen Sindar Alfie who was imported from the UK and before he turned 2 yrs old, came in 3rd place at the 2019 National Open Cocker Championships which earned him his FC title.

Continue Reading

 

Proud Breeder of FC Fenloch Brigand at OVWS

Posted on Wednesday 31st December 1969 06:00:00 PM

FC Fenloch Brigand at OVWS Tina is from my last litter with SHR Fenloch Black Widow BCAT Ninja and was by Ridge Runner Ruffian at Fenloch.

Continue Reading

 

Field Cocker Madness

Posted on Wednesday 31st December 1969 06:00:00 PM

The brace of pointers was stunning, and they were locked up on the edge of one of the thickest patches of greenbriar I'd ever seen. The tangle was so dense it resembled unfurled rolls of concertina wire. A little cocker named Rip didn't care, for when he was cut loose, he snaked his way through that mess with more moves than a belly dancer. I'd I couldn't see him, but to know where he was I just needed to see which section of greenbriar was shaking. When the dog locked on his target, a covey of wild quail exploded. They believed if they held their ground they'd never have to leave. How wrong they were.

Continue Reading

 


0 Posted Comments - Add your own comment



Banner Ad