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Re: TRAINING WEEKEND

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Sounds like an excellent day or two training you have organised, well done i bet it will be great.
Shame im right down here in Bristol, i shall have to arrange a family holiday to scotland and ensure it fits around one of these training events
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Robert
Looking forward to a great training weekend with like minded people.

This new club is long overdue and will be a great success and I am sure will encourage new people into the sport that we all love.
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Polmaise wrote: This is the launch of a new 'Gundog Club', in Scotland,which has its 'constitution', firmly set in 'Training', and encouraging new members to the sport.
The day(s), will be run under the instruction of myself,(Polmaise) Bill Thain(Trekmoor), Edward Martin(Sealpin),Andy Cullen(Laochin),and Jimmy Blair.
So there will be over 150 years of experience there to help make this a 'professional training day.
Well done Robert on pulling this motley crew together :clap:

Work is needing a catch up now the season is finished and is (thankfully) getting a bit busier but I would hope to get along to some of your training days later in the summer. Best of luck.
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I just received the programme and info' pack.

Looks like it's going to be a very dynamic and busy day!! ....and run by some great trainers :-D

Cheers, Terry
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Polmaise wrote:Thankyou all those who requested to attend the Training weekend,5th and 6th March :clap:
We still have a couple of spaces left for both days,but I am more than confident that these will be filled.
An information pack is on its way to those who sent details!

This is the launch of a new 'Gundog Club', in Scotland,which has its 'constitution', firmly set in 'Training', and encouraging new members to the sport.
The day(s), will be run under the instruction of myself,(Polmaise) Bill Thain(Trekmoor), Edward Martin(Sealpin),Andy Cullen(Laochin),and Jimmy Blair.
So there will be over 150 years of experience there to help make this a 'professional training day.

The HPR day on 17th April, also has a few spaces left.
Robert
Congratulation on the launch :dance: It's great that folk are passionate enough to encourage the beginners.......so thank you for that.

Just told my little Winnie about it ;) , she's really excited, and two nice days in Scotland cos we're having a sleepover too :-D
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Recieved my pack today,looking forward to it.
Duncan..
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got my pack too cant wait
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The Spaniel day (5th march), is now fully booked!!,anyone else interested will be sent an information pack,but will be put on reserve', or you can 'pre-book', for the next one?

Thank you all from this forum, :clap: we do have a mixed bag of the complete novice to gundog training', to the experienced handler with novice dog,so it should provide plenty of 'exposure for all'?,which is encouraging :dance:

The Retriever day still has a few places left,but i am confident that will soon change.
Some different faces from all walks will be there', including the 'press,and photographers', don't worry', it's the dogs they will be concentrating on ;)

The HPR Day on the 17th Apr, has still afew places as well?, I thought all these 'hunt point folk', were crying out for training day's?? :think:
Once again,thanks for the help,to launch this new club', with the Constitution', of Training,and encouraging new members',with the purpose of promoting the sport for 'all'.

I will keep you all up to date with the progress.
regards
R
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Info pack received, happy to report I'm not travelling from the east so no boat required!

Looking forward to meeting everybody on the 6th.
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Information pack received and looking forward to the Sunday.

Well done Robert for getting this organised.

Andy
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