Roger Tozer ist Mitglied im Kennel Club, Mitglied im Kennel Club Field Trial Committee für Retriever & Spaniel, sowie A-Panel- Richter für Retriever und Spaniel. 1990 organisierte und richtete er die CLA Game Fair in Margam Park.

Seit 1975 vertritt Roger Tozer Wales auf der CLA mit seinen Spaniels und Retrievern. Auf der CLA 1992 in Castle Ashby errang sein FTCH Rytex Racer of Craigfelin den Titel “Top Dog”, sein FTCH Corboy Cracker of Craigfelin siegte auf der CLA 1998. Roger Tozer richtete 1984 die “British Spaniel Championship” und 1990 die “Irish Spaniel Championship”. Er hat unzählige Retriever und Spaniel Events gerichtet, sein Wissen und Können aber auch in Seminaren in Italien, Dänemark, Österreich, Holland und Deutschland weitergegeben. Roger Tozer führte drei verschiedene Rassen, Cocker Spaniels, Springer Spaniels und Retriever, zum Field Trial Champion Titel, und ist bis heute der einzige Waliser, dem diese bewundernswerte Leistung gelang.

2004 siegte er mit seinem walisischen Team im IGL, dem “International Gundog Event” in Sherborne.

Roger Tozer richtete 2006 die “British Retriever Championship”, 2007 den German Cup und 2008 den 1. , 2009 den 2. und 2010 den 3.Munich Cup.

I have been involved with gundogs and shooting for about the last 35 years. Having given up hunting on horseback I then got an English Springer Spaniel and went beating. I decided this spaniel was not well enough trained so purchased a puppy which was the first dog I received a field trial award with in 1989. Since then I have run Labradors, a Flatcoated Retriever and Springers in trials.

I made up my Labrador bitch FTCh Hatchfield Tarka in 2002 and competed in the 2001 Retriever Championships. In 2010 I made up my English Springer Spaniel dog FTCh Rytex Roners with whom I competed in the 2007 and 2011 Spaniel Championships.

In 2003 I was appointed to the Kennel Club ‘A’ panel retriever judges list, and in 2014 I also became a ‘B’ panel spaniel judge. I am a member of the Kennel Club Field Trial Committee.

I have been Field Trial Secretary for the Westward Gundog Society since 1988 running trials for retrievers and spaniels. I have also been involved with the club as Working Test Secretary. I am also a member of The Spaniel Club committee.

I have judged in Belgium and Germany previously, and am honoured to be asked to judge the Munich Cup in 2018 and I look forward to meeting you all.

Sally Jenkins

Hi, I’m Mike Larkin, breeder, owner and trainer of double champion and multiple award winning F.T.CH Larkistyle and trainer/manager/Team Captain of the Labrador Retriever Club of Wales. Most recently I was Judge for The Save The Children Regional Gundog Championship for Wales at St Cleares, and was subsequently asked to Judge the finals at Margam Park. I am now offering personal and flexible Gundog Training to gundog owners.

It is a pleasure to be invited for judging the 7. Munich-Cup 2018. This will be my second judging in Germany and i am realy Looking foreward to have a great weekend with you all.

I am a Scottish property manager, I have been fishing and shooting since the age of five, almost fifty years now, and I have enjoyed Labradors as shooting companions for some forty years. I began competing in Gundog Tests and Field Trials in 1985 and first qualified for the British IGL Retriever Championship in 1988 with Glenpatrick Gusto, since when my affix of Glenpatrick has been represented as an Owner/Handler or Breeder at a further nine IGL Championships. I made up my favourite Bitch, Field Trial Champion Glenpatrick Halo at Sandringham Estate, Norfolk in 2000 and Halo’s progeny – including FTChampion Glenpatrick Eve, FTCH Glenpatrick Eclipse of Craigenros and FTCH Gusty Garry – successfully continue to compete in events across several continents.

In my capacity as a GB Kennel Club A Panel Judge, I have fulfilled judging Retriever tests and trials throughout Britain and Ireland, arising from which I take great satisfaction in meeting like-minded sportsmen and women in a wide variety of natural sporting estates.

I consider it an honour and privilege to be asked to Judge for the German Retriever Club and I very much look forward to the Munich-Cup.

Lynn Stringer has been involved in gundogs for 30 years acquiring her first gundog in 1975 and started competing with retrievers in 1977 with a golden retriever and also having labradors as well is best known for her involvement with goldens.
She enjoyed great success with Clancallum Ginie and especially FTCh Dollar of Clancallum – the little sister to FTCh Rossmohr of Clancallum. She is presently running Clancallum Fiddich who needs just another win to become a Field Trial Champion. Lynn also shoots and picks up regularly on local shoots. As an A- Panel-Judge she has judged several premier events including the Belgien and Swiss retriever Championships. She is looking to training and competing with her dog who is sired by Clancallum Tamdhu who represented England in the 2004 Game Fair.

Lynn Stringer war schon beim 1., 3. und 5. Munich Cup dabei.

Seit vielen Jahren züchten (Clancallum Kennel) und führen wir Golden Retriever, und seit kurzem auch Labradors. Ich bin Panel-A-Richter und richte gerne Field Trials und Working Tests nicht nur in England, sondern auch in ganz Europa. Mein erster Hund in einem Field Trial war „Butlersarms Fergus Mhor“ (aus dem gleichen Wurf wie „FTCH Volvo of Palgrave“) – ein sehr guter Hund mit leider damals schlechten Hundeführer! Meine Frau Lynn führte seine Tochter „Clancallum Ginnie“ sehr erfolgreich in Field Trials. Von Ginnie behielten wir „C.Gregor Mhor“ und „C. Cathula“. Mehr durch Zufall kauften wir 2 Welpen von einem guten Freund (Nachkommen von Butlersarms Fergus Mhor) Es waren Ross und Dollar, Hunde für ein Leben – und beide sehr erfolgreich und dieses Mal FTCH. Ross qualifizierte sich 3 Mal für die „Retriever Championship“ und gewann 2 Open Trials. Ross ist mittlerweile Vater von 10 FTCH in England und Europa.

Den 1., 3. und 5. Munich Cup habe ich in sehr guter Erinnerung und freue mich auf den 6.!

We bought our first Golden Retriever back in 1969 and up until 1989 all our stock was predominantly show orientated, having a lot of success and qualifying with two of our dogs for Crufts.

My first Golden to be trained to the gun was Gaineda Top Seale of Holywear gaining his show gundog qualifying certificate. Our next one Gaineda Cantelope of Holywear, who was my first trial dog, her highest award was a 4th, but she did not have the speed or style that the judges were looking for.

Abnalls Emannualle of Chadsmoor was mated to Willowric Andy produced Lingholme Skree of Holywear and this was my first move to complete working lines and I have never looked back. 6 weeks later another mating took place, again with Willowric Andy and Moncastle Tessa. Again, we had pick of the litter and this was to be my husband’s dog Ft.Ch. Tillwood Theseus of Holywear.

It is with sadness during the last year we have lost three of our beloved golden retrievers. Losing Holywear Gorse so suddenly in November left our hearts broken. Only good thing is that he had a litter in Scotland and we are able to take one dog puppy back to continue with our lines.

Gordon and I both judge Field Trials and Working Tests, both being on the B panel. I am also a Championship Show judge for Golden Retrievers. We both shoot and can be seen on most Saturdays either picking up, shooting, judging or trialling.

Hunde gehörten schon immer zu meiner Familie. Meinen ersten Hund, ein Cocker Spaniel, bekam ich im Alter von zehn Jahren. Danach gehörten verschiedene Rassen zu unserem Haushalt: vom Dackel bis hin zum Schäferhund.

In Schottland, wo meine Familie lange Zeit lebte und ich meinen Vater oft zur Jagd begleitete, lernte ich den Retriever als Jagd- und Familienhund kennen. Schon damals war ich fasziniert von dem Arbeitseifer und der Führigkeit dieser Hunde.

1984 kam mein erster Retriever, ein schwarzer Labrador, ins Haus. Aber erst zehn Jahre später tauchte ich mit unserem ersten Golden “Danny” in die Jagdhundearbeit ein. Heute gehören sechs Golden Retriever zu unserem Rudel. Alle werden jagdlich und auch bei Arbeitsprüfungen geführt.

Mein Ziel als Verbandrichterin und DRC Jagdrichterin ist es, die Aufgaben bei Workingtests so jagdnah wie möglich zu gestalten, denn Workingtests wurden zu dem Zwecke erfunden, in der jagdfreien Zeit die Hunde für ihre Aufgaben in der Jagdsaison fit zu halten.

Monika Schoenbach