Results page 2011.
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Open Singles Friday:
(50 entries) maximum score 100 points
1st Thomas Longton The winner received the Macclesfield Sheep Dog Trials Perpetual Challenge Trophy and a replica shield. Doubles Class: 1st R. Hutchinson The Winner received the Ivor S Hadfield Perpetual Memorial Trophy, the Williams Perpetual Trophy and a replica shield. The highest pointed local competitor was James Gilman, who received the W C Goodier Perpetual Memorial Trophy. Young Handlers Classes: (maximum score 60 points). Under 16: George Gilman Nursery Class: (8 entries) 1st Colin Pickford The winner was presented with the Tony Judge Perpetual Trophy and a replica shield. James Gilman was awarded a special prize for the best outrun, kindly donated by Mr E R Leicester.
1st James Gilman from Bosley The Bob Morten Perpetual Memorial Trophy for the highest pointed dog, trained and exhibited by the competitor, was awarded to James Gilman. A special prize for the best outrun was awarded to John Harvey. Open Singles Saturday: (51 entries) maximum score 100 points 1st Ben Smith The winner received the Denis Goodier Perpetual Trophy and a replica shield.
1st Jim Cropper from Bacup (122 Points) The winner was presented with the Walter Wardle Shield. The Jack Stanhope Perpetual Memorial Trophy and the Criddle Perpetual Trophy were awarded to the highest pointed local winner, James Gilman The Second highest pointed local winner, received the National Westminster
Bank Perpetual Trophy. James Gilman won the Sir Nicholas R Winterton MP Patron's Perpetual Trophy for the highest pointed local competitor over the two days. James Gilman won the WA Nield Perpetual Silver Jubilee Trophy for the highest pointed local dog, in the Local and Open Classes over the two days. James Gilman won the Frank Eardley Perpetual Memorial Trophy for the highest pointed dog who resides within 12 miles radius of the Macclesfield Town Hall. James Gilman won the Ron Bagley Perpetual Trophy for the highest pointed competitor living in Cheshire. A special prize was given to the competitor with the highest pointed dog (over two days) who is a member of the Association this was awarded to James Gilman. The Oakes Millers Perpetual Trophy, for the highest pointed female competitor, was won by Carol Mellin. The Harvey Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the highest pointed open competitor on either day was awarded to Ben Smith. The Jack Pickford Memorial Trophy was won by James Gilman. James Gilman won the BFSS Trophy for the highest pointed committee member over two days from the local and open classes. The Harold Ryder Perpetual Trophy, for the best condition dog.. A shield in memory of Terry Nixon was presented to James Gilman of
Bosley for the highest pointed local handler in the Saturday Open Class. |