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On June 9, 2001, at 60 Acres, Redmond, Washington, I entered my
eleventh official ASFA Lure Coursing event,
sponsored by WRAG. I had a great time, but didn't win anything.
Daddy went to a motorcycle club meeting that morning,
so he didn't get there until just after my first race. Mommy
released me and did a fine job. A friend stopped by to watch and ran
the video camera, so we still got some shots!
My preliminary race was with Cayman and Fila, the three
girls of the six Field Champions. (The guys were Reebock, Polo and
Poncho.)
That's me and mom on the right. Fila, in the middle, is raring to
go.
Happy doggies!
Here comes daddy!
All together again!
(Thanks to Mike Ferguson for taping the first race for me!)
My final race was with Cayman and Reebock.
Daddy at the helm.
Cayman got first place again, of course. Go,
Cayman!
Chickie, one of my littermates, helped the puppy, Tenor, get
certified. Chickie is the one on the right with the bunny. Tenor did a nice job,
but now just wants to play with Chickie.
The judges were Lee Opresko West Richland, WA, and
Donna Richards, Denver, NC.
This was a fun course. It always went in one direction. Some dogs
would guess that the bunny would finally go the other direction and get
off course. It was also the longest course I've ever run.
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