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Golden Retriever Club of Scotland Golden Retriever Club of Scotland GRCS “A1” List 2017 For persons whom GRCS supports, who have previously been approved by the Kennel Club to award Challenge Certificates in the Breed and who have completed their first appointment. Allan-Rossiter, Mrs. E Pengelli 288 Kingsnorth Road, Ashford, Kent TN23 6LU 01233637851 Almey, Mrs. S Arbutus Arbutus, 34 Woodland Road, Nailsea, Bristol, Avon BS19 1HX 01275 853656 Anderson, Mrs. B Dovedown 23 Seaview Road, Bideford, North Devon EX38 1EL 01237420904 Anderson, Mrs. L Linchael Hazeldene, Thorpe Wood, Selby, Yorkshire YO8 ORG 01757 210881 Andrews, Mrs. W Catcombe Whithy Cottage, Catcombe, Hilmartin, Nr. Calne, Wiltshire SN11 9HR 01249 760642 Archibald, Miss E Abinvale 3 Loughabin Road, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland BT53 8NP 02827 665797 Armstrong, Mrs. P A Pacimini C/O 3 Caldwell Green, Darlington, County Durham DL1 4TW 07974169276 Ashton, Mrs. C Willowlawn Willow Cottage, Sandy Lane North, Irby, Wirral, Merseyside CH61 4XU 01516489114 Athey, Mrs. B Ninell 9 Nothcliffe Road, Grantham, Lincs NG31 8DP 01476 575487 Aulton, Miss A K R Winnats LittleworthHouse Fram, Alkmonton, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 3DG 01335 330660 Banks, Mrs A Kanteal Willow Cottage, Pollington, Goole, East Riding of Yorks DN14 ODJ 01405 860210 Barbour, Dr. R Dunlan Beaconsfield, Wolverton Fields, Norton Lindsy, Warwick, Warks CV35 8JN 01926 842178 Barnes, Mrs. P Shaphiron 77 The Broadway, Darlington, Co Durham DL1 1EJ 01325 485299 Barrow, Mrs. J Halebourne The Old Fire Station, The Street, Charmouth, Dorset DT6 6QQ 01297 442246 Bawden, Mrs. C Darthill Darthill, 123 Marldon Road, Paignton, Devon TQ3 3NN 01803 556353 Benson, Mrs. C Goldenquest 416 Warrington Road, Culcheth, Warrington, Cheshire WA3 5SN 01925 766243 Bevis, Mrs. P Starlance Landsdowne, Bunford Lane, Brympton, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 2EJ 01935 925393 Birkin Greene, Mrs. S Sansue 101 Dovecote Road, Newthorpe, Notts NG16 3QL 01773 763437 Bradwell, Mrs. J Beamsley Jesmond Cottage, Tockwith Road, Long Marston, York, N. Yorks YO26 7PJ 01903 738515 GRCS Judges Lists April 2016 Page 1 “A1” List continued. Brodie, Mrs. G A Chadzo 9 Terry Drive, Walmley, Sutton Coalfield, West Midlands B76 2PT 0121 351 3068 Broughton, Mrs. R A Amblaire The Gables, 14a East Road, Navenby, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN5 0EP 01522 813637 Brown, Ms. A Metkar Metkar Cottage, 47 Magheratimpany Road, Ballynahinch BT24 8NZ 01238 562716 Bunce, Mr. W Adurni Adurni, 10 Baron’s Way, Polegate, East Sussex BN26 5JJ 01323 483435 Burke, Mrs. M Sandwood Sandwood, Killarny Road, Castleisland, County Kerry, Eire 0110 353 06641423 Burns, Mrs. V Abnalls 1, Sandringham Close, Chase Terrace, Burntwood, Staffs WS7 1PR 01543 270431 Butterworth, Mrs. T Applebrook Twitchen Cottage, Huntshaw, Torrington, Devon EX38 7HQ 01271 858701 Caisley, Mrs. E Standfast Priorsgate, Carrington Court, Birchy Close, Dicken’s Heath, Solihull SK11 9JW 01564 824894 Cardell, Mrs. A Dasty Sjorup, Karlsborg 19, 27194 Ystad, Sweden 27194XSTAD 01046 41170209 Clarke, Mrs. V Ousevale Ousevale, 4 Longlands Close, Warboys, Cambridgeshire PE28 7SE 01487 822608 Clarkson, Mrs. F M Drumkilty Twisted Oaks, Dumfries, Dumfriesshire DG2 0HX 01387 720050 Collins, Mrs. C Erinderry 250 Culmore Road, Londonderry, N. Ireland BT48 8JL 01504 353800 Connor, Mr J Pinellas 14 Faransay Place, Wardneuk, Kilmarnock KA3 2JB 01563 520962 Coode, Mrs. C Warringhas Warringhas Cottage, Salt Lane, Hayden Heath, Nr. Godalming, Surrey GU8 4DL 01483 860246 Cooper, Ms A G Dikeadaze 5 Arley Lane, Shatterford, Nr Bewdley, Worcs DY12 1RZ 01299 861267 Coopland, Mr A Ragnot 3 Knowle Road, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S59 GA 01142 469794 Coward-Scholes, Mrs. F Rosslana Lucknow Farm Kennels, Blymhill, Weston Under Lizard, Sgifnal, Shropshire TF11 8NE 01952 850318 Cowe, Mrs. M C S Rossend The CRoft, Pitcorthie Road, Dunfermline KY11 85DR 01383 727942 Crang, Mrs. J Linoaks 33 Oaktree Close, Bearley, Nr Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warks CV37 0SD 01789 730395 Crosbie, Mrs. G The Neuk, Ivy Place, Newton Stewart DG8 6HQ 01671 402530 Cuthill, Miss I Mousseglen Callagreen, Tups Road, Kilcadzow, Carluke ML8 4QX 01555 750300 Dale, Mrs. D Mindaro The Retreat, Dalwood, Nr Axminster, Devon EX13 7DZ 01404 831572 Donahue, Mr C Whitehills 15 Redesmere Close, Elworth, Sandbach, Cheshire CW11 1WW 01270 763849 Drury, Mr. P J Bencoe 31 Longmoor Lane, Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5LJ 0115 8499408 Edridge, Mrs. M Tilita 267 Hillbury Road, Warlingham, Surrey CR6 9TL 01883 622121 Edwards, Mrs. P Lovehayne Lovehayne, Heol - y - Cawl, Tonteg, Pontypridd, Mid - Glamorgan CF38 1SR 01443 206517 Edwards, Mr. R Lovehayne Lovehayne, Heol - y - Cawl, Tonteg, Pontypridd, Mid - Glamorgan CF38 1SR 01443 206517 Edwards, Mrs. J Guella 23 Church Plains, Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk NR23 1EQ 01328 710728 GRCS Judges Lists April 2016 Page 2 “A1” List continued. Ellis, Mrs. K Tenfield Braeside, Bulford Hill, Durrington, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP4 8DW 01980 595142 Everett Monks, Mrs. M J Lorinford c/0 40 Dugmore Avenue, Kirkby Le Soken, Essex CO13 0ED 0791717160164 Ewings, Mrs. D Bryanstown Apple Tree, Debach, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP13 6BZ 01473 737611 Falconer, Mrs. A Siatham 5 Glebe Close, Watton at Stone, Hertford, Herts SG14 3SJ 01920420062 Fall, Mr. A Alrhan 3 Curlew Close, Rest Bay, Porthcawl, Mid Glamorgan CF36 3QB 01656 782742 Foss, Mrs. V Elswood 38 Patch Lane, Bramhall, Stockport, Cheshire SK7 1HX 01614 400014 Frankland-Mace, Mrs. J Purbarn Garden Lodge, Pen-Y-Lan Estate, Ruabon, Wrexham LL14 6HS 01978 824289 Frykstrand, Mr. H Dewmist Saby 3, S725 96 Vastaras, Sweden +46 171441014 Gaffney, Mrs. M Tyrol Woodland Park House, Waterloo, Blarney, County Cork, Eire 4435321 385101 Gargan, Mrs. G Siagar 1 Blandford Road South, Langley, Berkshire SL3 7RT 01753 540157 Garget, Miss F Garvin 497 Lower Somercotes, Somercotes, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 4NS 01773 603765 Gell, Mrs. B Leithfield The Poachers Retreat, Penmans Green, Chipperfield, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire WD4 9AY 01923 262401 Gilbert, Mrs. C A Okus Cherryholt, Dogdyke Road, New York, Lincs LN4 4UL 01526344703 Godefroy, Mr. M Fenwood The Barn, Estrada De Malpique Numero 84, Lancada Sarilhos Grandes, 2870 508 Montijo, Spain 01905 830114 Golder, Mrs. S Summeramba Summeramba Spinney, Conington Lane, Conington, Peterborough PE7 3QR 01487 830609 Goodwin, Mrs. S Petsan Millhouse Farm, Mill Lane, Wheelock, Nr. Sandbach, Cheshire CW11 4SQ 01270 768388 Gowland, Mrs. P Remington Bowldmere, Church Lane, Woodford, Cheshire SK7 1RQ 07970860622 Graveson, Mrs. M Gladwag 5 Bateman Grove, Morecambe, Lancs LA4 5TG 01524 418727 Gray Bloechlinger, Mrs. S Westland 41 Field Close, Sturminster Newton, Dorset DT10 1QN Grayson, Mrs. P Wheatacre Beech House, Curcombe, Chalford Hill, Stroud, Glos. GL6 8BQ 01453 886681 Greenwood, Mrs. K Telkaro Goodwren Farm, Newall Carr Road, Clifton, Nr Otley, West Yorkshire LS21 2HD 01943 464876 Greenwood, Mr. M Telkaro Goodwren Farm, Newall Carr Road, Clifton, Nr. Otley, West Yorkshire LS21 2HD 01943 464876 Gregory, Ms. J Bernewode North Lodge, Tram Hill, Brill, Aylesbury, Bucks HP18 9TV 01844 237644 Griggs, Mrs. J Mulfield Mulfield House, Cathedral View, Manea, Cambridgeshire PE15 0GN 01354 680258 Grimmett, Mrs. D J Haydene 9 Weston Ridge, Otley, West Yorkshire LS21 2EF 01943 4654900 Gripton, Mrs. H Nojaze 27 Columbia Avenue, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Notts NG17 2GZ 01623 487283 Gunner, Mrs. W Crowood Crow Wood Lodge, Brownwood Lane, Thorney, Nr. Newark NG23 7DL 01522 702628 Hagger, Mrs. A Fairfield 15 Tudor Way, Hillingdon, Middlesex UB10 9AA 01895 258900 GRCS Judges Lists April 2016 Page 3 “A1” List continued. Hall, Mr. G Stirchley Gainsborough, Stirchley Village, Telford, Shropshire TF3 1DY 01952 595672 Haran, Mr. G R MacGregor 2 Auchengree Road, Glengarnock, North Ayrshire KA14 3BU 01505 685539 Hare, Mr. R Rojillair Fairholm, Folly Top, Eggleston, Nr. Barnard Castle, Co. Durham DL12 0DH. 01833 650183 Hare, Mrs G Rojillair Fairholm, Folly Top, Eggleston, Nr. Barnard Castle, Co. Durham DL12 0DH. 01833 650183 Harvey-Major, Mrs. L Linjor Reservoir House, Cwmavon Road, Blaenavon, Gwent NP4 9DZ 01495 775177 Hay, Mrs. J Holywear 12 Hedley Road, Holywell, Whitley Bay, Northumberland NE25 0NW 0191 237 2168 Hays, Miss J Branjoy 70 North Road, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire WF13 3AD 01924 450572 Hayton, Mr F Bellemount Bellemount, 15 Marrick Road, Hartburn, Stockton, Cleveland TS18 5LW 01642 645607 Henderson, Mrs. M Westervane 43 Webb Avenue, Westlea, Seaham, Co. Durham SR7 8JW 01915 810123 Hennessey, Mrs. L Ritzilyn 4 Manor Farm Road, West Row, Bury-St-Edmonds, Suffolk IP28 8NZ 01638 715449 Hewitson, Mrs. G Seruilia 9 Bayview Road, Northam, Bidefored, N Devon EX39 1AY 01237 477078 Hollings, Mrs. P Gunalt Carlton Hall Farm, Carlton, Yeadon, Nr. Leeds LS19 7BG 0113 2505113 Holm-Hansen, Mrs. M Tallygold Sobjergvej 2, Valsomagle, 4100 Ringsted, Denmark 45 221 0721 Hudspith, Mrs. S Dyceford Rontdale, The Square, Glenridding, Penrith NE61 5HS 01768 482224 Hush, Mrs. S Benrowan Darley Dale, Gosmoor Lane, Elm, Wisbech, Cambs PE14 0EG 01945 587242 Iles - Hebbert, Mrs. J Glennessa Whittledown, Old Blandford Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 8DE 01722 335375 James, Dr. R W Jasmorne Holmes Wood, Main Street, Old Weston, Huntinsdon, Cambridgeshire PE28 5LL 01832 293422 Johnson, Mrs. J Jenric c/o The Barretts, PO Box RM234, Hamilton, Itmax, Bermuda KT23 3HW 441 2365665 Johnsson, Mr. F Dainty’s Smedby Gard, Nasselmyren, 784 96 Tobo, Sweden 0295 34234 Jolly, Mrs. S Kerrien 20 Orchard Way, Nettleham, Lincoln, Lincs LN2 2SR 01522 751670 Jones, Mrs. V Ninell
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