81. FC-AFC LAIRD’S CYNFUL SEASIDE GAMBLE, “Betty,” BLF, Chris Parkinson

Chris and Betty came to the line at 9:00 am

3 whistles through the gap

1 to get in the pond

7 to get to the end of the 1st point

1 to get away and back out

5 on to the 2nd point

5 more to the shore and then

She took off hard right away from the bird

1 more whistle to get her back and to the bird

Handle 81. FC-AFC LAIRD’S CYNFUL SEASIDE GAMBLE, “Betty,” BLF, Chris Parkinson

Chris and Betty came to the line at 8:03 am

SimF – Straight to the bird!

F – Came in under the arc, looked to the left,  then made a few short turns and was on her bird.

LR – Went to the wood past the bird – had a few loops back and left, then she got it!

MR – Swam across the water and came out left of the bird – but one quick whistle got her on the bird.

81. FC-AFC LAIRD’S CYNFUL SEASIDE GAMBLE, “Betty,” BLF, Chris Parkinson

Came to the line at 1:54 pm

1 whistle to the 1st cover

carried past the 2nd cover

3 to the gap and fake tree keyhole

2 more in the flat area

2 to the terrace/mature tree

81. FC-AFC LAIRD’S CYNFUL SEASIDE GAMBLE, “Betty,” BLF, Chris Parkinson

Chris and Betty came to the line at 2:25 pm

Over the mound

3 whistles to the water

3 more through the water

3 more whistles to get to the end

81. FC-AFC LAIRD’S CYNFUL SEASIDE GAMBLE, “Betty,” BLF, Chris Parkinson

FC-AFC Laird's Cynful Seaside Gamble, "Betty" BLF
DOB: 4/8/2015
Breeders: Frank Jones and Rita Jones

Chris and Betty came to the line at 7:42 am

F – Very Good!

M – Through the water and to the far shore – and Betty came back in with her bird!

LL – Came in behind the gunners, turned right and entered the water and she got her bird.

 

 

81. FC-AFC Laird's Cynful Seaside Gamble, "Betty," BLF, Chris Parkinson

FC-AFC Laird's Cynful Seaside Gamble, "Betty" BLF
Handled by Chris Parkinson
Owners: Chris Parkinson and Cynthia Young, Anderson, SC

Chris and Betty came to the line at 10:35 am

F – Nice recovery of this bird.

SR – Into the area and she had her bird!

Blind – 1 whistle just before the hay bale to move her right – another whistle a few steps later to move her a bit left and then she had her bird.