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NATIONAL OPEN SHOOTING DOG CHAMPIONSHIP — Union Springs, AL — 35006.qxp_Layout 2 8/31/21 7:55 AM Page 1 NATIONAL OPEN SHOOTING DOG CHAMPIONSHIP — Union Springs, AL — At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the National Open Shooting Dog Championship held on January 31, 2021, it was decided to use the following list of Open Shooting Dog field trial stakes as qualifiers for the 2022 Championship. This exact list of trials has been used since 2019. If a club listed has more than one Open Shooting Dog stake in the season, the stake that has been used in the past will be the only one used for qualification. The Board of Directors will review this list at each annual meeting and may add or delete trials as it sees fit. If you would like to request that a trial be added or removed from the list, please provide particulars in writing by email or regular mail to the National Open Shooting Dog Championship secretary. The National Open Shooting Dog Board of Directors will review each request at the annual meeting which is held during the running of The National Open Shooting Dog Championship. An updated list will be posted annually. • Alabama Open Shooting Dog Championship • Middle Atlantic Open Shooting Dog Championship • All-America Open Shooting Dog Championship • Midwest Open Shooting Dog Championship • Arizona Open Shooting Dog Championship • Mill Pond FTC (Jep Wade Open Shooting Dog) • Arkansas Open Shooting Dog Championship • Mississippi Open Shooting Dog Championship • Atlantic Coast Open Shooting Dog Championship • Missouri Open Shooting Dog Championship • Bama Quail Club Open Shooting Dog Classic • Montana Open Shooting Dog Championship • Bear Pond Open Shooting Dog Classic • National Chukar Open Shooting Dog Championship • Big Sky FTC Open Shooting Dog • National Open Shooting Dog Championship • Big Sky Open Shooting Dog Championship • National Pheasant Open Shooting Dog Championship • California Chukar Open Shooting Dog Classic • Nevada BDC (Kelly's Rebel Maggie Open Shooting Dog Classic) • California Open Shooting Dog Championship • National Prairie Chicken Open Shooting Dog Championship • Can/Am Open Shooting Dog Classic • North Carolina Open Shooting Dog Championship • Canadian Open Shooting Dog Championship • Colorado Open Shooting Dog Championship • New England Open Shooting Dog Championship • Conecuh Station Field Trial Club Open Shooting Dog • North Carolina PDA “Carolina Celebration” Open Shooting Dog • Dixie Open Shooting Dog Classic • Northeastern Open Shooting Dog Championship • Eastern Open Shooting Dog Championship • Northwest Chuker Open Shooting Dog Championship • Egyptian Open Shooting Dog Championship • Oklahoma Open Shooting Dog Championship • Farmer Sportsmen’s FTC (De Luca Classic) • Oklahoma Open Shooting Dog Classic • Fleetwood Open Shooting Dog Classic • Ontario Open Shooting Dog Championship • Fort Mill Field Trial Club Open Shooting Dog • Oregon Open Shooting Dog Championship • Garden State Open Shooting Dog Championship • Ozark Open Shooting Dog Championship • Garden State Open Shooting Dog Classic • Pacific Coast Open Shooting Dog Championship • Georgia Assn. of Field Trial Clubs Open Shooting Dog Classic • Pacific Northwest Open Shooting Dog Championship • Georgia Open Shooting Dog Championship • Paul Brock Open Shooting Dog Classic • Gulf Coast Open Shooting Dog Championship • Razorback Open Shooting Dog Classic • Henry Banks Sr. Open Shooting Dog Championship • Russell County (AL) Field Trial Club • Idaho Open Shooting Dog Championship • Shadow Oak Field Trial Club • Illinois Open Shooting Dog Championship • South Carolina Open Shooting Dog Championship • Indiana Open Shooting Dog Championship • Southeastern Open Shooting Dog Championship • Indiantown Gap Keystone Open Shooting Dog Classic • Southern Comfort Field Trial Club • Inez C. Smith Open Shooting Dog Classic • Southwest Missouri Open Shooting Dog Championship • International Endurance Open Shooting Dog Championship • Sunflower State Open Shooting Dog Championship • Jayhawk Open Shooting Dog Championship • Jockey Hollow Imperial Open Shooting Dog Classic • Swamp Fox Open Shooting Dog Classic • Kentucky Open Shooting Dog Championship • Tennessee Open Shooting Dog Championship • Keystone Open Shooting Dog Championship • Tennessee Valley Field Trial Club • Lesser Sandhills Field Trial Club • Texas Open Shooting Dog Championship • Lone Star Open Shooting Dog Classic • Tootsie Hurdle Shooting Dog Classic • Masters Open Shooting Dog Championship • United States Shooting Dog Invitational Championship • McMinnville Field Trial Club • Vidalia Field Trial Club (Beaver Creek Open Shooting Dog Classic) • M.F. Ferguson Classic • West Coast Open Shooting Dog Championship • Michigan Open Shooting Dog Championship • Western Open Shooting Dog Championship As in the past, the requirements have not changed. In order to qualify to run in the 2022 National Open Shooting Dog Championship, a dog must have a placement in one of these qualifying trials between January 30, 2020 and January 29, 2022. Club secretaries are urged to provide results to the National Open Shooting Dog in a timely fashion. Please add “A Qualifying Trial for the National Open Shooting Dog Championship” in your advertising. The National Open Shooting Dog Championship will begin Monday, January 31, 2022. HEATHER KLINCK , National Open Shooting Dog Championship Secretary 3655 County Road 165, Union Springs, AL 36089 • Email: [email protected] • Phone: (334) 207-9422 — FOR OFFICE USE ONLY — Category: Fixture Size: Ad Number: Insertions: Total Due: Paid (Check Credit Card ) Name: .
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