Called in to the line were Mr. I. Wilson’s Keeperscourt Dancing Brave and Mr. D. Hickenson’s Edwardiana Tay, astutely handled by Mr. A. Patterson. The dogs were cast off into a head wind. Little stood between the two, with Brave just showing that little more style and application in his hunting. The trial had ended. The results were as follows: 1st - Mr. I. Wilson’s English springer spaniel dog, Keeperscourt Dancing Brave (Int.Ft.Ch. Rytex Ruffer of Tasco x Wyndhill Regale), awarded the Cecil Irvine Cup. 2nd - Mr. D. Hickenson’s English Springer Spaniel dog, Edwardiana Tay (Ft.Ch. Laganmill Malvern x Toonarmy Torrent), handled by Mr.A.Patterson. 3rd - Mr. W. J. Chambers’ English Springer Spaniel bitch, Hillside Bramble (Ft.Ch. Millshadow Aster x Sally’s Secret) 4th - Mr. J. McNamee’s English Springer Spaniel bitch, Forestmay Pearl, (Ft.Ch. Millshadow Aster x Dardnell Daydream) Certificates of Merit - Mr. I. Wilson’s Int.Ft.Ch. Tickety Boo Mr. M. Stewart’s Kristy’s Moor About Gortin Situated within the beautiful Owenkillew Valley, snuggled tightly beneath the shadow of the Sperrin mountains, lies the village of Gortin, Co. Tyrone. An area of outstanding natural beauty, Gortin provides it’s visitors with the opportunity to explore it’s rolling hills, pine forests, waterfalls, the enchanted woodland of the Boorin Nature Reserve, wildlife, tumbling rivers and streams. Page 4 | Spaniel Journal | Previous Page | First Page |