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Chukar Challenge Hunting Dog Championship Results Chukar Challenge Hunting Dog Championship Results NORTHEAST REGIONAL CHUKAR CHALLENGE HUNTING CHAMPIONSHIP March 13-14, 2004 Warriors Mark Wingshooting Lodge & Kennels Phone: (814) 378-8380; Fax: (814) 378-8381 E-Mail: [email protected] RESULTS - The 2004 Chukar Challenge was held at Warriors Mark Wingshooting Lodge. We want to thank all those who participated in the event as well as the many spectators who came to watch and our sponsor Lion Country Supply. The following are the results of each division and class represented at this event. We would like to remind you of three other events coming up: Lion Country Birddog Days September 11, 2004, PA State Open Pheasant Championship to be held October 16-17, 2004, and the 2005 Chukar Challenge/Hunting Dog Championship already scheduled for March 12-13, 2005. FINAL RESULTS Puppy Pointing Name Dog Breed Score Ron Schmeider* Gauge German Shorthair Pointer 230 Kevin Pruznak* Ava Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 215 Bob Gaffron Calpurnia English Setter 202 Tom Scheetz Doc English Pointer 195 Larry Greenleaf Agustus Drathaar 193 Joe Haser Emma Gordon Setter 184 Brian Seger Abby Large Munsterlander 162 Kevin Pruznak Ava Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 160 Bernard Gray Tucker German Shorthair Pointer 160 Denny Dillon Esso Large Munsterlander 120 Mark Kushner# Z man Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 120 Chuck Fashing Sioux English Setter 117 Tom Scheetz Dimon German Shorthair Pointer 110 Don Swanger Brandy German Shorthair Pointer 85 Puppy Flushing Name Dog Breed Score Jeff Doran* Red English Springer 155 Glenn Perry* Wellington English Springer 135 Scott Dinger Gunner Labrador Retrieve 120 Single Flushing file:///C|/Users/JeffS/Downloads/Warriors%20Mark%20Pages/resultscc04.htm[9/17/2013 4:37:21 PM] Chukar Challenge Hunting Dog Championship Results Name Dog Breed Score Carl Farabaugh* Rocky English Springer 326 Carl Farabaugh* Abby English Springer 323 Frank Gabriel* Otis Labrador Retriever 308 Matt Brooker Blade Labrador Retriever 305 Todd Emigh Ace Labrador Retriever 225 Brad Penoyer# Dewey English Springer 220 Bob Long# Woody Labrador Retriever 205 Brad Penoyer# Wottie English Springer 195 Frank Gabriel Otis Labrador Retriever 165 Single Pointing Name Dog Breed Score Keith Risner* Cowboy English Setter 331 Bill Felins*# B. Dock German Shorthair Pointer 319 Frazier Grigor* Maggie English Pointer 315 Ed Shupp Willy German Wirehair Pointer 310 Ronald Schmeider Ruger Weimaraner 310 Bob Bowser# Gabby German Shorthair Pointer 310 Dave Vadas# Ace German Shorthair Pointer 307 Larry Crownover Nicki German Shorthair Pointer 303 Bill Felins B. Dock German Shorthair Pointer 293 Tom McIntosh Digger Brittany 277 Keith Risner Outlaw English Setter 275 Gary Henninger Toby German Shorthair Pointer 245 Jim Beckenbaugh Annie German Shorthair Pointer 230 Manny Gutierrez Baron Vizsla 220 Doug Lingle Mossy Drathaar 215 Mark Bogner Terra German Shorthair Pointer 215 Kevin Pruznak Ava Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 212 Manny Gutierrez Roxy Vizsla 190 Mark Kushner Chloe Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 157 Bob Johnson Sassy English Pointer 145 Mike Ruggiero Piccolo German Shorthair Pointer 140 Mark Bogner Terra German Shorthair Pointer 100 Team Flushing Name Dog Breed Score Chuck Fashing/Keith Risner* Cheyenne Labrador Retriever 426 Gary Laskowsky/Tim Babcock* Kidd Labrador Retriever 421 Dennis Merrey/Richard Bedger*# Max English Springer 360 Barry Anderson/Charles Bressler Taylor English Springer 345 Dennis Merrey/Richard Bedger# Max English Springer 320 file:///C|/Users/JeffS/Downloads/Warriors%20Mark%20Pages/resultscc04.htm[9/17/2013 4:37:21 PM] Chukar Challenge Hunting Dog Championship Results Bob Long/Chip Good# Woody Labrador Retriever 255 Brad Bottiercher/Ryan Speece Ruger Labrador Retriever 235 Team Pointing Name Dog Breed Score Keith Risner/Chuck Fashing* Outlaw English Setter 441 Bob Bowser/Larry Crownover*# Gabby German Shorthair Pointer 425 Keith Risner/Chuck Fashing* Cowboy English Setter 413 Ed Shupp/Gary Henninger Hanna German Shorthair Pointer 407 Kevin Pruznak/John Moses Ava Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 381 Larry Crownover/Bob Bowser# Nicki German Shorthair Pointer 375 Eric Castello/Joe Haser Ruger German Shorthair Pointer 360 Bob Bowser/Larry Crownover# Ace German Shorthair Pointer 310 Mark Bogner/Mark Bogner Jr. Terra German Shorthair Pointer 305 Larry Crownover/Bob Bowser Jesse German Shorthair Pointer 300 Joe Haser/Eric Castello Bell English Pointer 285 *Trophy Winners #Option Pool Winners For more information contact: Warriors Mark Wingshooting Lodge & Kennels 548 Hunt Club Dr., Ginter, PA 16651 Phone: (814) 378-8380; Fax: (814) 378-8381 E-mail: [email protected] file:///C|/Users/JeffS/Downloads/Warriors%20Mark%20Pages/resultscc04.htm[9/17/2013 4:37:21 PM].
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