Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 11:54 am Post subject: Ozzie's pedigree - comments? Relations?
Ozzie:
Sir Oliver Little Eye
1st Gen:
Abbeystead Ardent of Gunstock
Queen Lady Fern
2nd Gen:
Ch Carpenny Anchorman
Abbeystead Rhyme
Kennex Daytripper of Gunstock
Nattan Indigo Lady
3rd Gen:
Augustus Tuplady of Leospring
Sh Ch Covetwood Elouise of Carpenny
Rocheby Old Smokey
Abbeystead Drama
Ft Ch Scolopax Quail of Gunstock
Katy's Little Pudd
Brenneil Thunderbird
Megan Starlight
4th Gen:
Leospring Mars Marine
Tasoner Total Eclipse
Ch Carpenny Bonhomie
Cranspire Careless Whisper
Rocheby Navy Blue
Sh Ch Rocheby Polkadot
Kimacre Country Time at Donacre
Abbeystead Laurian
Ft Ch Swinbrook Twig
Scolopax Midnight Lady
Ft Ch Middlegate Dexter of Drakeshead
Keness Hillside Lady
Follytower Brown Drby at Brenneil
Annakay Fairy Tale
Summertime Lad of Derwentside
Moonshiner Girl
5th Gen:
Pluto of Abbotsleigh
Buttash Pollyfinders of Leospring
Trioaks Brook
Jasmine Highlander
Ch Trenow Brigadier
Carpenny Camargue
Raybooth Cream Cracker
Cranspire Lace
Rocheby Sailing By
Cambremer Royal Velvet at Rocheby
Poolstead Pretentious at Rocheby
Sh Ch Rocheby Acorn
Donacre High Marks
Kimacre Kinda Country
Sh Ch Lasgarn Laudrup
Charway Hope of Abbeystead
Ft Ch Drakeshead Actor of Shotgate
Ft Ch Palgrave Kay
Scolopax Edward
Gunstock Winsome of Scolopax
Ft Ch Haretor Mark of Drakeshead
Ft Ch Pocklea Tide of Middlegate
Findemall Tyler
Eagland's Nipper
Ch Kupros Master Mariner
Follytower Brownthorne
Boothgates Headliner
Nunneyswood Day Dream of Annakay
Blue Kite of Derwentside
Malc's Moorhen
Tobias Prince
Copper Tara
So.... anyone sharing bloodlines?
Are these bloodlines any good for us showing him?
Or would we be better to get into Field Trials, and how can I find out more about them?
He's only 10 weeks old at the moment and we're novices to showing, although my mum bred and showed springers in Oz, so she's encouranging me to look into our options...
Interesting Pedigree As you know we share the same lines from Anchorman back - his breeding is a mix of working and show, and he has done very well in the ring, and I understand he is now doing very well in the field
Abbeystead - although I am not familiar with their lines, do a lot in the showring
As for the mum's pedigree, I am not so up on my working lines, but there is a much heavier sway towards working lines from mum (although there are some show dogs in there as well).
Can you post any piccies of him for some of the more experienced show people on the forum to see him - you may be lucky to have the choice to go either way
I bought Clover for the showring and although it is early days, she is doing quite well - but she is also very steady with a good nose, and I would be interested to see how she would perform in the field, although have literally NO experience in this area and wouldn't know where to start - JohnW, Di and Kayc are your people for advice in both areas
We are related - Blue by Elouise and Coco by Lasgarn Laudrup at the very least. I'm not familiar at all with the working lines but as Sue said, you have a fair old sprinkling of both in there! Blue comes from a line of trialers and show dogs. Her Great Grandfather, Carromer's Charlie Chalk, was a Dual Champion in France.
Personally I like the pedigree! Some lovely show dogs as Sue has said, but what interests me in the Gunstock dogs To me, Terry and Gaynor Bailey breed some real dual purpose dogs. Whether you call them "Show dogs which work" or "Working dogs which show" would depend on your point of view. The same can be said of Carol and David Coode's Leospring dogs.
The more people who go down the route of really Dual purpose dogs the better. There are not many, but there does seem to be an increase I'm glad to say. (Including our Di) More power to their elbow!
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As you know we share the same lines from Anchorman back - his breeding is a mix of working and show, and he has done very well in the ring, and I understand he is now doing very well in the field 
- JohnW, Di and Kayc are your people for advice in both areas 
