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… 
From the American Field Report of the 2005 National Championship: The roadway to the afternoon starting point was jammed with vehicles, a Percheron-drawn gallery wagon, riders and roadside fans awaiting the start of the sixth…
Tekoa Mountain Sunrise, powerhouse four-and-a-half-year-old white and orange setter male owned by Stephen and Jrene Asher of Boise, Ida., became the third setter of this championship to win the title. The other two were Peerless…
Open All-Age Winners From left: Omen, first, with Bill Rayl; Vineland Kate, second, with George Moreland, and Endurance, third, with E.L. Baker. Standing: Hal Davis, reporter; Jerry Chasteen, treasurer; Casey Black, judge; P.E. Hunt, manager,…
Tom Word (center) with 2020 Florida Championship judges Chip Pendergrass and Andy Crowell My long life (85 years) has been marked by good luck. None so great as meeting Ted Baker and gaining his invitation…
Excerpt from the 1998 North American Woodcock Championship Report The sexy redhead in the fur coated seated at the head of the table in the chair reserved for the guest of honor was happily dining on…
Red Water Rex catapulted himself into the national spotlight with a spectacular triumph over a record field of eighty starters to take the coveted Continental Open Championship
Luminary by Luis Henderson The date of Luminary’s win will be officially recorded as of Tuesday morning, March 10, 1942. But in the opinion of many who braved as adverse a bird-finding day as ever…
Barshoe Esquire Wins Title and Miller’s Southern Pride is Runner-Up; Cindy Crawford is named Top Qualifier Championship winners. In foreground, from left: Barshoe Esquire with Colvin Davis and Miller’s Southern Pride with Scott Beeler. Standing:…
Flaming Star, 6 1/2-year-old white and orange setter dog, owned by Mrs. G. Gumby Jordan of Columbus, Ga., handled by Herman Smith, turned in a stellar performance in 95 degree heat to capture the revived…
