Field Trial Champion and Int. Field Trial Champion
Beiley's Aguzannis Of Fendawood (IMP SVK)
I.G.L. Retriever Championship Winner - 2016
3rd Place Irish Retriever Championship - 2017
3rd Place Irish Retriever Championship - 2017
I.G.L. WINNER 2016 and Qualified in 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
3rd Place Irish Retriever Championship 2017
England Retriever Team 2014, 2015 and 2016.
3rd Place Irish Retriever Championship 2017
England Retriever Team 2014, 2015 and 2016.
(International FT Champion Ragweed's Travel Of Craighorn x FT Champion Fernshot Olivia)
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Beiley is an excellent dog to work. He has immense drive and excelled very quickly in working tests and field trials during 2013 and 2014.
2014 was Beiley's first Open trial season. In July Beiley was a valuable member of the Winning England Team at the C.L.A. Game Fair. In October he won the Clwyd Retriever Club's Two Day Open Stake; which qualified him for the 2014 IGL at Windsor. In November he secured Field Trial Champion status by winning the Labrador Retriever Club Stake at Evesham; then enjoyed a couple of runs in Europe culminating in him winning Open Trials in Italy and Hungary. This made Beiley an International Field Trial Champion as well as a GB Field Trial Champion. Truly an amazing year! 2015 was a great season for Beiley by achieving selection and subsequently being part of the Winning England Retriever Team at the CLA. Beiley's win of the Northumberland and Durham LRC Two Day Open Trial; saw him qualify for the 2015 IGL for a second consecutive year. 2016 saw Beiley again selected to represent England at both the Skinners World Cup and the CLA Game Fair and he started his 2016 trialling season well, continuing his exceptional consistency by winning first place at Lancashire and Merseyside One Day Open stake at Glossop. Early September he gained 2nd place at Lothian and Borders 2 Day Open stake, then ended the month exceptionally well Winning West Midland FTS stake at Eyton on the 29th September;which saw Beiley again, qualify for the IGL in 2016 which he won, after three days of trialling against 53 exceptional dogs. |
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2017 Saw Beiley gain automatic qualification to the 2017 IGL - being the retaining IGL Champion from 2016.
Beiley worked well during the 2017 IGL in Lancashire. He got through to the fourth round on day 2, but unfortunately did not have the luck on the day.
We then travelled to Ireland to compete in their 2017 Retriever Championship at the end of December, he worked superbly over the two days and was placed 3rd in a field of very good dogs.
2019 Beiley enjoyed his Two day Open trial at Suffolk Gundog Club in October 2019. He ran exceptionally well and was awarded a very deserved 4th place. He followed this days later with a 3rd place in West of England Labrador Retriever Clubs Two Day stake and another 3rd at the Highland Gundog Club's Two Day Open at the end of October. Beiley continued being in the awards into November with a 4th place at SEGS Two Day Qualifier.
Not bad for an 8 yr old!
We are consistently seeing Beiley's excellent temperament in his pups.
Two of Beiley's pups finished 1st and 2nd at the 2021 I.G.L. Retriever Championship, where he was also joint dominant sire of the whole Championship.
Beiley worked well during the 2017 IGL in Lancashire. He got through to the fourth round on day 2, but unfortunately did not have the luck on the day.
We then travelled to Ireland to compete in their 2017 Retriever Championship at the end of December, he worked superbly over the two days and was placed 3rd in a field of very good dogs.
2019 Beiley enjoyed his Two day Open trial at Suffolk Gundog Club in October 2019. He ran exceptionally well and was awarded a very deserved 4th place. He followed this days later with a 3rd place in West of England Labrador Retriever Clubs Two Day stake and another 3rd at the Highland Gundog Club's Two Day Open at the end of October. Beiley continued being in the awards into November with a 4th place at SEGS Two Day Qualifier.
Not bad for an 8 yr old!
We are consistently seeing Beiley's excellent temperament in his pups.
Two of Beiley's pups finished 1st and 2nd at the 2021 I.G.L. Retriever Championship, where he was also joint dominant sire of the whole Championship.
Write up from Gilly Nickols, IGL Hon. Secretary; following the 2016 Championships
Beiley - who is the same way bred as the 2015 winner FT Ch Asterix Aguzannis of Chatsworth - is sired by Int FT Ch Ragweeds Travel. His sire was FT Ch Craighorn Bracken, the winner of the 2001 Retriever Championship at Windsor. Beileys' dam is Fernshot Olivia (a litter sister to Sam Rowe's Fernshot Optimist of Driftaway who came 3rd in the 2011 Championship at Nevill Holt) and her sire was FT Ch Pocklea Adder who in turn was by FT Ch Pocklea Remus, the winner of the 1991 Championship. The two litters (Astra is a year older than Beiley) were bred by Anastazia Guzanova who worked for David's wife Stephanie in her Ragweeds kennel.
This year's victory at Ampton was the fourth time David has claimed the Glen Kidston Challenge Cup. His previous wins were in 2003 with FT Ch Drakeshead Deana at Sandringham; with FT Ch Delfleet Neon of Fendawood (again at Sandringham) in 2010; and a second win for Del in 2012 at Cawdor. In his winner's speech David shared his delight at equalling his record of four wins with his great friend and mentor John Halstead Snr.
David definitely has time on his side to set a new record for victories. And with Beiley already qualified (as this year's Retriever Champion) for next year's Championship could there be a 5th Championship win on the horizon?
My "moment" from this year's competition was on the second day when David was sent very quickly by Judge Kevin Doughty for a bird that looked as if it would run. Insisting that Beiley come back onto the fall, when the dog struck a line David let him go. And he went with speed. And he went a long way. And he went with his nose low to the ground. And when some 200 yards out, Beiley captured the bird, not only was there well deserved applause from the gallery and the line, but I had tears rolling down my cheeks!!
It was a spectacular, Championship winning, retrieve. We had seen the best of the best and they were brilliant!
