1954 Field Trial Hall of Fame
1954 marks the first year of Field Trial Hall of Fame voting. Below are HOF articles from the July 17th and July 24th, 1954 issues of the American Field, the second announcing the 10 inductees.… 
1954 marks the first year of Field Trial Hall of Fame voting. Below are HOF articles from the July 17th and July 24th, 1954 issues of the American Field, the second announcing the 10 inductees.…
Everett Skehan interview with Colvin Davis that appeared in the June 27th issue of the American Field Colvin Davis and his wife, Mazie, have been a highly successful team on the all-age circuit for many…
The well-worn expression — always a bridesmaid never a bride — seems applicable to the second honoree in this year’s Field Trial Hall of Fame (2000) elections. The name Nell’s Rambling On has appeared in…
6 x Ch. Susan Peters still holds the record for Canadian prairie championships. Nearly 50 years after her death in 1962, Susan Peters is still acknowledged as one of the greatest bird dogs ever to…
Lexington Jake by William Harnden Foster Champion Tarheelia’s Lucky Strike was sired by the great New England producer, Lexington Jake, whose owner Mrs. Jeanette R. Shaw from New Hampshire, maintained a fine breeding kennel. I…
David A. Fletcher, Reporter 1968 Southwestern Championship winner Red Water Rex with his handler Hoyle Eaton. I fondly remember two Southwestern Championships. The 1967 Championship, a premier event on the major circuit, was held near…
I ask that you indulge me because what’s written here isn’t about our prairie trials, instead it’s about an indomitable passion for this sport and all that it in turn brings to those lucky enough…
