Mid-South Field Trials

Field Trial season continued in December and January, leading up to the National Championship at Ames Plantation that starts February 11, 2019.

The Marshall County Amateur ran December 27-30, 2018, beginning with the Shooting Dog, followed by the All-Age and the Derby.

Marshall County Amateur results:

Shooting Dog:
1. Lester's Prime Poison Lane - Peterson
2. J Maple Jester - Hughes
3. Lester's Prime Passion Lane - Peterson
All-Age:
1. Dialed In - Pendergest
2. Nosam's Full Ride - Ashburn
3. Nosam's Sweetwater - Ashburn
Derby:
1. Rebel Survivor - Williams
2. Cocklebur X Files - Spencer
3. Cocklebur King Tut - Spencer
 
The Ames Amateur began on Tuesday, January 1, 2019. Judges were Chris Weatherly and Kent Walker.

Winners of the Ames Amateur:

1. Misty Morn Masked Man - McAlexander
2. Rebel Dreamer - Williams
3. Nosam’s Full Ride - Ashburn
Winners of the Ames Amateur Derby:
1. Bad Prairie’s Valley Girl -Wiseman
2. Cocklebur King Tut - Spencer
3. Bad Prairie’s Storm Force - Wiseman
 
The West Tennessee Open Shooting Dog Championship started Thursday, January 10, 2019 at Currie Farms in Dancyville, Tennessee, followed by the All-Age on Friday Jan. 11, and the Derby on Sunday Jan. 13.

West Tennessee Amateur Shooting Dog results:

1. Lester’s Prime Poison Lane – Brian Peterson
2. Little More Shine – Tim Hammons
3. Hank – Dale Poole
West Tennessee Amateur All Age results
1. Rebel Dreamer – David Williams
2. Phillip’s Offline – Small
3. Nosam’s Full Ride – Ashburn
West Tennessee Amateur Derby results
1^st: David Williams and Rebel Survivor
2^nd: Bad Prairie’s Valley Girl – Quintin Wiseman
3^rd:  Bubba Spencer and Cocklebur King Tut