Result: NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Championships

Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming

Post Date: Nov 10, 2026

Submitted By: Keith Richardson

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Amateur Shooting Dog Championship. Back row (l-r). Steve Pasas, Keith Richardson, Chris Kercher, Helmut Schoen, Nancy Bush, Bobbi Richardson, Rich Robertson Jr., Alan Sailors, Amy Sailors. Front row- Abe Macke with Monkeyshines Call Me The Breeze and Hank Lewis, Brandon Blum both holding Two Ponds Blanco Roux.

The 25th running of the "Hun" Championship was a very successful event where we had some new people attending, some folks we have not seen for a while, great judges, exceptional camaraderie, and we saw some outstanding dog performances. Competitors appreciated the extra Handler of the Year and Dog of the Year points for a Species trial.

It ran from September 13 until September 19 and September 20 was a day off before Region 8 began. Some long time attendees commented that the weather was the best we ever had for running dogs. The Richardson Ranch is nearly 7,000 feet in elevation and very dry, and attendees should drink a lot of water and use ample sunscreen.

The "Hun" Championship and Region 8 are held back-to-back and are two of the premier NGSPA Championships, and many folks consider them to be "bucket-list" events. The challenging grounds, and difficult birds provide an extreme test for dogs and handlers. The two courses are remarkably different, each with its own challenges. The end of the day brings a relaxing time in the Clubhouse including wonderful home-made meals, beverages of choice, friendship and hospitality.

We were pleased that Marya Kircher returned to prepare our meals after graduating from culinary school in New Orleans. Fine aged wines from Keith's cellar were served by Gary Kercher. Other benefits of the facilities are: showers, laundry, and electrical and water hookups, round pens and enclosures for horses, plus ample areas for staking out dogs. Judges enjoyed first-class accommodations in either the Guest House or the Clubhouse.

These two Championships provide unrivaled "on-the-job-training". The large number of challenging multiple chukar and Hun finds, running coveys, large explosive covey flushes, and concentrations of "old" scent will teach the dogs things that cannot be learned in training setups. One successful competitor commented that his dogs that don't make it around always learn something that cannot be taught in normal training scenarios.

The "Hun" is the only trial in the American Field that uses pen raised Hungarian Partridges. The birds were young, strong, great flyers and remarkably like wild Huns. Large covey rises, with birds exploding in all directions tested the steadiness of every dog. A dog making it clean through the Hun Habitat continues up Shooting Dog Draw along the rim of a steep plateau where mixed coveys of jumpy chukars and Huns lurk. The immense pressure of many difficult, multi-bird contacts places the Hun Championship at a level of difficulty exceeding that of the wild bird trials. There is ample opportunity for dogs to show-off their remaining power in a final run across the prairie.

During our two weeks of Championships we were pleased to have two pros in attendance: Dan DiMambro, and Rich Robertson. We were happy to welcome a number of amateurs from outside of the region: Dr. Fred Ryan and Dr. Ann Baker (OH), Hank Lewis (OH), Kirk Loftin (TX), Andy and Becky Dynkiewicz (OH), Larry Metter and Linda Sivertsen (CA), Abe Macke (IL), Helmut Schoen (NJ) and his friend Nancy Bush (NJ), a good friend whom we haven't seen for several years, Steve Pasas (ID) and his friend Dennis Stephens (ID) who was new to our trial. Our "local" amateurs from CO were: Mike Patrick, Brandon Blum and Keith Bryant. Adolfo Gamboa (CA) was our official wrangler, and our friend Ziggy made a "cameo" appearance.

We had a slate of outstanding judges and our thanks go out to each of them. Our Amateur Shooting Dog and Amateur All-Age were judged by Rich Robertson (ID) with 50 years of experience training, handling and judging field trial bird dogs. He was joined by Alan Sailor (TX) who judged in Cheyenne for the first time and his obvious expertise was well received.

The Open Derby was judged by Alan and Jadie Rayfield. Our Open Shooting Dog, and Open All-Age were expertly judged by Jadie Rayfield (NC) who has extensive experience judging some of the most challenging field trials in the country plus he has trained and run dogs, and Sheldon Rogers (SK) who hails from the Canadian prairies where he puts on the famed Mortlach wild bird Championship and is a pro trainer who has trained and competed dogs for many years. Sheldon has a lot of experience judging hour Championships as well as our Invitationals.

The Hun course gives the judges an opportunity to evaluate a dog's "total package". The cast-off crosses a half mile of rolling short grass prairie before entering the "Hun Habitat", which is a 3-mile flowing line of dense willow-lined creek bottom bordered by open fields, stands of wild plum thickets, and an irrigation ditch with grass and shrubs. The course then heads across the prairie towards the steep Shooting Dog Draw, where a right turn at the top takes the dogs along the Upper Rim, where a dog can hunt the rim and search the shrub lined slopes and pockets below the rim. They soon reach Derby Bench often loaded with large coveys all around its steep edges. The course continues along the Badlands with steep draws, which tend to draw the dogs backwards. This demanding course finishes (time permitting) through the High Gate and along the edge to the right where coveys may be found and a final reach across the prairie may show a dog's remaining power and stamina.

We are grateful for our sponsors. Purina provided financial support and a pallet of Pro Plan for the winning dogs. We are grateful for the many years of outstanding support by Greg Blair who has earned a promotion to Director of the Sporting Dog team replacing Karl Gunzer who has retired. An outstanding replacement for Greg will be sought and Greg says "in the transition - NOTHING will change". We also welcome the sponsorship of Sport Dog with their generous gifts of excellent training collars and bark collars. Our good friend, Jim Morehouse continues to generously support our events. Beautiful Hungarian Partridge mounts, generous cash prizes and Gift Cards, Purina Product and SportDOG collars were among the gifts to Champions and Runners-Up. Our good GSP friends, Eldon and Terry Hongo, who own the local Bunkhouse Bar and Grill kindly gave $50 gift certificates to all Champions.

A special thanks to the organizational abilities and hard work of Brittiny Haberkorn along with Bobbi Richardson without whom these trials would not be successful. A big thanks also to all the other folks who helped: Joe and Japheth Frauendienst and Leandra Pfizenmaier-bird catching, planting, and feeding, and water sled filling. Gary and Chris Kercher-bird planting and organizational details and sponsoring the first drawing "Pizza Night". All participants were grateful to the "dog wagon/booting team": Kaitlin Gaukel, and Sadie Estavillo, who booted all dogs with best-in-class boots from Ruff-Wear to protect them from cactus. They also picked up dogs and helped keep us on schedule.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Amateur Shooting Dog Championship

The winner Monkeyshines Call Me Breezy handled and owned by Helmut Schoen had four finds at 13, 30, 41 and 55. She made a strong cast off to the Habitat and flowed through it with finds at 13 and 30. After coursing up Shooting Dog Draw she hunted the rim nicely and had finds at 41 and then 55 on Chukar Hill. She cast off with plenty of power and discovered her bracemate on point slamming into a stylish and intense back at time. She had a strong, consistent run and was always to the front requiring little handling because she knew where to go and what to do. She showed herself well and hunted the whole time. Her range, power and search pattern was classic Shooting Dog, and consistent throughout the hour. Her bird work was pristine and her style was exceptional. She was always in "the money hole" and required no scouting. Truly a deserving Champion.

Two Ponds Blanco Roux (Roux), handled by Hank Lewis and owned by Jason Brooks was named Runner-Up. Roux had three finds at 25, 38 and 57. Roux had a nice break away and hunted her way through the Habitat and worked the section past the Ferguson Gate on the way to the double gate. When she passed through this gate most dogs take the right side but Roux spotted the willow line in the distance to the left and made a bee-line to it. She hung the line and flowed around it better than any other dog having her first find at 25. She continued along the edge having a find at 40 at the willow mot near the end of the course. Roux was cast off at the water troughs and headed up Shooting Dog Draw having her last find along the rim at 57. She had a solid Shooting Dog run, handled well for Hank and had nice style on her birds. Her run was marred when she took the road to Shooting Dog Draw instead of heading across the prairie to the hillside full of chukar. Her power and range was good but a bit less than the Champion. She was always to the front and Hank was able to ride along at a consistent pace while she did her work. No scouting was required. She was a pleasure to watch.

Dogs Worthy of Mention
All N's Lady Liberty (Libby), handled by Hank Lewis and owned by Kathleen Malone.
Libby had four finds at 42, 50, 53 and 59. Her run was hindered by an 18 minute absence in the beginning even though she showed to the front. From that point on she had a good run accompanied by stylish bird work. She handled nicely for Hank.
Uodibar's Lonestar Pushin The Limits (Hermes) handled by Kirk Loftin and owned by Sherri Tangsrud.
Hermes had finds at 27, 38, 48, and 59. He had a decent race but not as consistent as the placing dogs. He was stylish with good bird work and an easy handle.

Cheyene, Wyo., September 13
Judges: Rich Robertson Jr. and Alan Sailors
NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE AMATEUR SHOOTING DOG CHAMPIONSHIP [One-Hour Heats]- 24 German Shorthairs
Winner-MONKEYSHINES CALL ME THE BREEZE, F1699127, German Shorthair female, by Riden High Rudy-Cuttin Wild's Space Cowgirl. Helmut Schoen, owner and handler.
Runner-Up-TWO PONDS BLANCO ROUX, F1698966, German Shorthair female, by Riden High Rudy-Hi N's Family Ties. Jason Brooks, owner; Hank Lewis, handler.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Amateur All-Age Championship

Macke's Jim Bob (Jim), handled by Abe Macke and owned by Abe and Katelyn Macke was named Champion. Abe had three finds at 27, 54 and 59 with a stop to flush at 36. Abe had a big cast off taking the east fence line to the Habitat and was not seen until he was sighted far to the front making a big move along the willow edge to the far corner of the willow line by the modular house. He was not seen again until found on point at 27 on the far edge. After the water troughs he thoroughly hunted the cover on Shooting Dog Hill before going around the point and had a find way to the front on the rim at 54 and a find at time on Derby Bench. The judges commented that Abe did a superb job presenting a nice picture for them to appreciate. He sat in the money hole riding confidently and calmly at the judge's pace and letting his dog do his part. Jim consistently powered to the front making big moves to appropriate cover without any whistles or hacking. He handled some difficult bird situations with classy style. His Champion title was well deserved.

Nike's Frozen Arrow (Arrow), owned and handled by Letter Metter was named Runner-Up.
Arrow had finds at 36, 54 and 59, Arrow had an impressive stop-to-flush at 27 when bracemate was on point out of sight and his large covey of huns flushed over Arrow's head and she slammed on point. Arrow got off to a slow start, but after her STF she showed more power and range. She made some nice moves on the Habitat edges and had a nice find at the end at 36. After leaving the Habitat Arrow made an impressive move by climbing the difficult left side of Shooting Dog Draw taking it all the way around to the water sleds. Arrow hunted the rim at a good range and had a find at 54 with an impressive relocation, and then a find at 59 where she broke off to the right on Chukar Hill. Arrow stayed front and handled nicely with no scouting. Her bird work was stylish and polished.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Amateur All-Age Championship. Back row (l-r) Chris Kercher, Keith Richardson, Abe Macke, Bobbi Richardson, Rich Robertson Jr., Alan Sailors, Amy Sailors Dan DiMambro. Front row Mike Patrick with Macke's Jim Bob, Larry Metter with Nike's Frozen Arrow.

NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE AMATEUR ALL-AGE CHAMPIONSHIP [One-Hour Heats] - 8 German Shorthairs
Winner-MACKE'S JIM BOB, F1703274, German Shorthair male, by Riden High Rudy-Cuttin Wilds Space Cowgirl. Abe Macke, owner and handler.
Runner-Up-NIKE'S FROZEN ARROW, F1702898, German Shorthair female, by B M B's Freeloader-Aunt Troji's Dirty Nike. Larry Metter, owner and handler.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open Derby Classic

General Comments
The derby is run on an out and back course from one end of the Habitat to the other and there are some wide-open vistas so the bigger ranging dogs can be easily seen. There is no cactus so the dogs do not need to be booted.

PW Purdee Is As Purdee Does (Purdee), handled by Rich Robertson, and owned by Keith and Bobbi Richardson earned first Place. Purdee was in the first brace and set the bar. From the start Purdee had birds on her mind. She found her first bird to the front at one minute and she was seen running at full speed up a steep hill pursuing a chukar. The handler called on her and she stopped in her tracks and returned to the course-an impressive demonstration of cooperation. She then spent the rest of the 30 minutes searching for and finding Huns. She never ran the open without purpose, but hugged the willow lines ranging well to the front taking the lines to their completion. She had five or more finds and pointed four of them. On her second find the bird flew up the hill and landed. Purdee found it and slammed on point while her handler tried to find a way through the dense cover. After over a minute she ran out of patience and chased the bird. Purdee was consistent, responded kindly, fast and eye-catching, well to the front, and she was all business and a "bird finder". Her first placement was well deserved.

Macke's Bocephus (Bo), handled by Abe Macke and owned by Abe and Katelyn Macke earned second Place. Bo had a forward, snappy race and pointed two birds (one turned out to be dead) with a tail wind. On one bird he slammed 180 degrees to a point and exhibited a staunch 12:00 tail. Bo responded well to his handler and was able to be called out of two mots where he was buried looking for birds. He hunted with purpose, but his range was less than the first place dog.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Derby Classic. Back row (l-r). Bobbi Richardson, Keith Richardson, Rich Robertson Jr., Alan Sailors, Hank Lewis, Abe Macke, Helmut Schoen. Front row- April DiMambro holding PW Purdee Is As Purdee Does, Fred Ryan holding Macke's Bocephus, Dan DiMambro holding Alpenblick's Free Bird.

Judges: Hank Lewis and Alan Sailors
NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE OPEN DERBY CLASSIC - 7 German Shorthairs
1st-PW PURDEE IS AS PURDEE DOES, F1730269, German Shorthair female, by P W Ben There Done That-P W Penny Singing The Blues. Keith & Bobbi Richardson, owners; Rich Robertson Jr., handler.
2d-MACKE'S BOCEPHUS, F1729480, German Shorthair male, by Macke's Jim Bob-Chicoree's Glitter and Gold. Abe Macke, owner and handler.
3d-ALPENBLICK'S FREE BIRD. [Placement Voided].

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open Shooting Dog Championship

General Comments by the Judges
The judges decided in advance that the dogs they wanted to place would have classy finds in the Habitat where the Huns presented special handling challenges. They wanted to see the dog hunting all the time and no running roads or in the open unless heading to an obvious objective. They didn't want to see hacking or handlers pushing dogs around. Two dogs met their lofty goals and they both came from brace 9.
PW Catch Me if You Can (Sprint), handled by Rich Robertson and owned by Keith and Bobbi Richardson. Sprint had five finds at 19, 28, 41,52, 58 and a STF at 32, a "natural" back at 29 and no UPs. She and her bracemate, Butch the Runner-Up, started off strong and at 19 Sprint had a challenging find at Cottonwood Corner where the birds were in the open and flushed after she pointed at a good distance. When Sprint passed the double gate she took the left willow line instead of heading to the right as most dogs do. She hung tight to the edges with a reaching gait and was rewarded with a "one step" find at 28. She had a mannerly stop-to-flush at 32. Both dogs left the Habitat at 37 towards Shooting Dog Draw. Both dogs headed a bit to the right ignoring the road in a straight line to the far hillside where Sprint and Butch had separate finds at 41. Butch's covey was flushed first and the birds flew over Sprint's head with one landing on a rock six feet in front of her where it remained taunting her. She stood staunchly under this pressure while her handler flushed with all in order and no let down. Both dogs took the difficult left side of the Draw in a rare move and climbed to the rim bypassing the water tanks and disappeared on the rim. Handler rode to the front searching for her on point. She was found at 52 down a steep hill and birds were produced with two steps. Handler sent her to the left off the rim but she headed towards the steep left side of Derby Bench and disappeared. After an intense search of the entire area Handler finally spotted her at 58 on point in a hidden spot deep down the slope. There was a huge covey of birds running all around her after the flush but she again remained solid as a statue.
Sprint stood out from the rest in the number and quality of her bird work. She was "proud to point" with high head and tail- and intensity with no hint of movement in body, eyes or head. She handled some difficult situations, and her birds were nailed with immediate flushes and no relocations. She always had game on her mind and wasted no time in open country running with power and alacrity and finishing strong. She gained the lead on Butch and never gave it up. There was no hacking, no whistles and no fast riding. It was a beautiful, classic shooting dog performance.

Macke's Slickshot Butch (Butch), handled by Dan DiMambro, owned by Abe and Katelyn Macke was named Runner-Up. Butch was braced with the Champion and had three finds at 29, 41 and 56 and a STF at 32. He started out strong and had a find at 29. He went into a shallow dip with Sprint at 32 and a big covey of Huns exploded. Both handlers shot but were credited with a STF. Butch had a point at the end of the Habitat at 33 and the handler fired but the judge did not see the birds and no find was credited. Both dogs cast off at the water troughs and headed across the prairie on a direct line for the steep hillside. Butch had a nice find on the hillside at 41. Both dogs were brought around the corner and released up Shooting Dog Draw , but they made a rare move onto the steep and difficult left side of the draw. Butch crested the top and continued on hunting the rim having a find at 56 on Derby Bench Corner. Butch had an impressive run with plenty of power, range and stamina and a strong finish. He hunted the entire time taking the willow-line edges to their completion and not breaking off to short-cut the course like most dogs did. He handled kindly and went about his work with little vocalization, and no hacking. Butch was stylish on his game and handled tough, explosive coveys with class. Butch and Sprint had equally powerful races for the first 15 minutes, but then Sprint began showing a bit more boldness and power in her search. Butch earned his Runner-Up title with an outstanding performance.

Other Notable Performances by two dogs who were carried until brace 9.
Chicoree's Four Leaf Clover (Chloe), Handled Dan DiMambro and owned by Dr. Fred Ryan.
Chloe had a NP at 15 and was credited with a STF at 22. Chloe was not seen on point when her bracemate pushed out a covey of Huns and was picked up. Chloe was found standing in the bird zone and was credited with a STF. Handler called point at 37 at the very end of the Habitat but the judges had a long ride to reach her and the birds flushed without their seeing them. Handler fired but no credit for a find was given. After collaring his dog some birds flushed but it was too late. After taking the road to Shooting Dog Corner Chloe had a nice find at 45 with an impressive relocation. She had another find at 55 on the rim and executed another very difficult relocation. The judges were impressed with her handling of tough birds and her style and intensity on point.

Weideland's Slate Rock's Chisel (Chisel), handled by Dan DiMambro and owned by Andrew Dynkiewicz. Chisel had a good run through the Habitat but pointed only once at the very end and the birds could not be produced. He had a nice searching run on the upper course producing four finds at 45, 49, 54 and 57. Chisel showed nice power, range and style on his game but he was missing productive finds in the Habitat.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open Shooting Dog Championship. Back row (l-r). Rich Robertson Jr., Sheldon Rogers, Keith Richardson, Bobbi Richardson, Jadie Rayfield, Fred Ryan, Dan DiMambro, April DiMambro. Front row Hank Lewis with P W Catch Me If You Can, Abe Macke with Macke's Slickshot Butch.

Judges: Jadie Rayfield and Sheldon Rogers
NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE OPEN SHOOTING DOG CHAMPIONSHIP [One-Hour Heats] - 26 German Shorthairs
Winner-P W CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, F1705761, German Shorthair female, by P W Evolution's Recreation-P W Race To The Front. Keith & Bobbi Richardson, owners; Rich Robertson Jr., handler.
Runner-Up-MACKE'S SLICKSHOT BUTCH, F1703480, German Shorthair male, by Lambourn's Slick Shot-Wind Dancer's Luci Leiu. Abe Macke, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open All-Age Championship

Monkeyshines Call Me the Breeze (Breezy), handled by Dan DiMambro and owned by Helmut Schoen was named Champion. Breezy ran a consistent All-Age race throughout the hour with six finds at 16, 27, 31, 38, 46, and 54. Hers was the epitome of a prairie All-Age run-always forward 10 to 2, and never backwards or behind. She got off to a fast start at the cast off and disappeared to the front not being seen again until she was found standing at 16 just past the first Ferguson gate. Her next find was far to the front on the line near the end of the Habitat where she "swapped ends" on a huge covey of Huns at 27. The birds were close in the willows and flushed with a couple of steps. Then at the very end of the Habitat she had an impressive find at 31 on a big covey of running Huns. She powered to Shooting Dog Corner where she had a find at 38 after working the hillside nicely and birds were immediately produced. She was released up the Draw and was not seen again until she was dug up on point at 49 on Chukar Hill. Her bracemate came in for a back and all was in order. Handler sent her off into the prairie, but she disappeared in the direction of the bird-laden Derby Bench. She impressed the judges when she was found pointed in heavy cover over the steep side of the ridge. Breezy capped her run with a big move through the High Gate where she was seen deep into the prairie at time. She had a big, consistent All-Age run with no handling or scouting required. She hunted the entire time and demonstrated a great nose at high speed. She would have been out of the country if she had not been stopped by birds. Breezy had pristine style on game and put on a special performance that clearly deserved her Champion title.

Macke's Jim Bob (Jim), handled by Dan DiMambro and owned by Abe and Katelyn Macke. was named Runner-Up. Jim had four finds at 15, 19, 38 and 49. He had his first find at 15 just before the Ferguson gate. His next find was at 19 on the line before the double gate. He had two nice finds in the Habitat with a moderate All-Age run but really opened up after leaving the Habitat. He had a powerful and fast run to Shooting Dog Corner where he had a find at 38. When he was cast off at the Draw he was not seen for ten minutes but was found pointed at 49 on Derby Bench Corner. He had about 9 minutes to finish after this and quickly made it through the Ferguson Gate and was seen far to the front at time at Cathy's Bench. Jim ended up having an outstanding run. He was always to the front with an excellent handle, and plenty of power, speed and range. His bird work was flawless with intense style.

Other Notable Performances
BMB's Freeloader (Hewey), handled and owned by Brandon Blum. Hewey had four finds at 15, 39, 46 and 51. He was off to a good start and was seen dropping down to the first Habitat gate. He had a dug up find at 15 on a covey high up the hill near Cathy's Bench. He had a strong run through the Habitat but found no birds. He had a nice find high above Shooting Dog Corner at 39. He headed up the draw and his range shortened up as he ran the rim methodically hunting the cover. Hewey had a find at 46 on the rim requiring an extended flush. His last find was at Derby Bench Corner at 55. He only had two minutes but had a nice finish. His last fifteen minutes hurt him.

PW The Real Deal (Deal), handled by Rich Robertson and owned by Keith and Bobbi Richardson. Deal had four finds at 12, 25. 46 and 58. He had a find near the Ferguson gate and ran the Habitat thoroughly with a find at 26 on the willow line. His methodical search slowed his progress through the Habitat. He made a big move to Chukar Hill before heading up Shooting Dog Draw. He had a find on the rim at 46 and on Derby Bench at 58. He handled his game nicely and had a strong second half.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open All-Age Championship. Back row (l-r). Sheldon Rogers, Keith Richardson, Bobbi Richardson, Jadie Rayfield, Mike Patrick, Dan DiMambro. Front row April DiMambro Monkeyshines Call Me The Breeze, Abe Macke with Macke's Jim Bob.

NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE OPEN ALL-AGE CHAMPIONSHIP [One-Hour Heats] - 14 German Shorthairs
Winner-MONKEYSHINES CALL ME THE BREEZE, F1699127, German Shorthair female, by Riden High Rudy-Cuttin Wild's Space Cowgirl. Helmut Schoen, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.
Runner-Up-MACKE'S JIM BOB, F1703274, German Shorthair male, by Riden High Rudy-Cuttin Wilds Space Cowgirl. Abe Macke, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open All-Age Classic. Back row (l-r). Sheldon Rogers, Jadie Rayfield, Bobbi Richardson, Keith Richardson, Abe Macke, Dan DiMambro. Front row April DiMambro Prairie Wind Lily in the Field, Rich Robertson Jr. with P W Zack Is Back, Fred Ryan with MSK's Fast Eddie.

NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE OPEN ALL-AGE CLASSIC - 8 German Shorthairs
1st-PRAIRIE WIND LILY IN THE FIELD, F1709642, German Shorthair female, by Rumel's Augie Doggie-Chicoree's Riden High Trixie. Keith Richardson, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.
2d-P W ZACK IS BACK, F1697406, German Shorthair male, by P W Zackly Right-P W Out On A Limb. Keith Richardson, owner; Rich Robertson Jr., handler.
3d-MSK'S FAST EDDIE, F1727709, German Shorthair male, by High Standing Cuttin Edge-Chicoree's Riden High Trixie. Anthony & Dayna Rusciano, owners; Dan DiMambro, handler.

NGSPA Hungarian Partridge Open Shooting Dog Classic. Back row (l-r). Sheldon Rogers, Abe Macke, Jadie Rayfield, Bobbi Richardson, Keith Richardson. Front row Fred Ryan with MSK's Fast Eddie, April DiMambro with Prairie Wind Lily In The Field, Dan DiMambro with Alpenblick's Ella.

NGSPA HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE OPEN SHOOTING DOG CLASSIC - 11 German Shorthairs
1st-MSK'S FAST EDDIE, F1727709, German Shorthair male, by High Standing Cuttin Edge-Chicoree's Riden High Trixie. Anthony & Dayna Rusciano, owners; Dan DiMambro, handler.
2d-PRAIRIE WIND LILY IN THE FIELD, F1709642, German Shorthair female, by Rumel's Augie Doggie-Chicoree's Riden High Trixie. Keith Richardson, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.
3d-ALPENBLICK'S ELLA, F1726325, German Shorthair female, by Chicoree's Royal Flush Remis-Chicoree's Country Star. Helmut Schoen, owner; Dan DiMambro, handler.