Hello,
Well done to Mary (G3 jumping) and Barry (Grade 1 Agility), both winning classes at Shrewsbury show Sunday when I was judging at UKA. Well done.
Monday I was at Vyne show. Scotts first runs back and he loved it. I am looking forward to the season starting properly now. His only mistakes were my handling errors as I did get rather excited at times when we were going around!
Jack made the champ final, although the final run was not our best! Never mind. On to Tunbridge Wells this weekend...
Lee
www.leegibsontraining.com
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Shrewsbury 6/7 Graded & UKA Masters Agility Course Plan
This is the UKA Masters course from Sunday, and also Shrewsbury 6/7 graded class from Saturday.
Sunday, 2 May 2010
UKA Masters & Shrewsbury 6-7 Classes
Hello,
Saturday I judged at Shrewsbury show, and Sunday the UKA Masters at GT Agility. It did rain a lot today (Sunday) but it was still a great day and handlers did well around the courses. 
Shrewsbury 6-7 Combined class:
Saturday I judged at Shrewsbury show, and Sunday the UKA Masters at GT Agility. It did rain a lot today (Sunday) but it was still a great day and handlers did well around the courses.
Well done to all the winners today at the UKA Masters class.
Well done to Miranda Watson for qualifing for the Dog Vagas final at Shrewsbury, very well done to Georgina Baker and Crumble, two wins this weekend. You made my course look easy! Lots of other well dones too... I shall update soon.
Here is the jumping lay out. Click on the courses to expand:
Shrewsbury 6-7 Combined class:
I have the UKA Masters Agility class (Also the Shrewsbury 6 & 7 Graded class to upload soon)
Lee
Please visit www.leegibsontraining.com
Monday, 26 April 2010
Czech Republic Judging
Hello,
I am just back from my weekend in the Czech Republic judging at a show near Brno. It was a fun weekend and I enjoyed my time there. It was great to see so many breeds of dogs and also the handlers enjoying the courses too.
I am just back from my weekend in the Czech Republic judging at a show near Brno. It was a fun weekend and I enjoyed my time there. It was great to see so many breeds of dogs and also the handlers enjoying the courses too.
I thought everyone did well and was impressed with the standard of the dogs. My thanks go to Carlo Magnoli and Martina Klimesova for looking after me over the weekend.
Here is the link to Martina’s website. I recommend watching the video’s page as it is inspiring seeing her work her dogs and get them to give every ounce of effort is fantastic!
www.amonra.cz - (click on the video's tab)
My final course from the Czech Republic
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Weekend Update
Hello,
Firstly I would like to congratulate everyone who qualified on Sunday at the EO selection day, well done to you all.
Sadly I was not so lucky, Scott went clear in the first jumping round and scored points, but was sore after his broken toe. It was just too much for him to do four runs, so I withdrew him after the first run. We tried very hard to get fit again for the selection day, but it came a little too soon after his recovery.
You have to put your dogs first, and I know I had made the right decision. Scott will try out for the worlds instead!
I am now very concerned about this weekend. I am due to fly to the Czech Republic on Thursday, but it looks less and less likely that I will get there. Hopefully things can improve over the next day or so.
Well done to Anna-Stina and Dot (Oakmeadow Deep Desire) for winning grade 6 jumping on Saturday, also would have won the G7 class too! I was very pleased for you. Good luck for the trials in Finland in the summer for the national team and championships etc!
Well done to Clare Donnelly and Zac for there second jumping win in as many shows. Zac is looking very good now.
For now, I am glued to Sky News and checking on the KLM/Air France Website. Oh joys, however at least I am not stuck at Frankfurt again, fun memories of that one haha!
Lee
www.leegibsontraining.com
Firstly I would like to congratulate everyone who qualified on Sunday at the EO selection day, well done to you all.
Sadly I was not so lucky, Scott went clear in the first jumping round and scored points, but was sore after his broken toe. It was just too much for him to do four runs, so I withdrew him after the first run. We tried very hard to get fit again for the selection day, but it came a little too soon after his recovery.
You have to put your dogs first, and I know I had made the right decision. Scott will try out for the worlds instead!
I am now very concerned about this weekend. I am due to fly to the Czech Republic on Thursday, but it looks less and less likely that I will get there. Hopefully things can improve over the next day or so.
Well done to Anna-Stina and Dot (Oakmeadow Deep Desire) for winning grade 6 jumping on Saturday, also would have won the G7 class too! I was very pleased for you. Good luck for the trials in Finland in the summer for the national team and championships etc!
Well done to Clare Donnelly and Zac for there second jumping win in as many shows. Zac is looking very good now.
For now, I am glued to Sky News and checking on the KLM/Air France Website. Oh joys, however at least I am not stuck at Frankfurt again, fun memories of that one haha!
Lee
www.leegibsontraining.com
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Ready for the weekend
Hello,
This weekend is the Agility For Briton show in Daventry. As most of you know I had less than ideal preparation and just being in the event is now a bonus. I am looking forward to the show and hopefully we can run in the EO event Sunday.
This time next week I am off to the Czech Republic to judge which I am looking forward too.
Good luck to everyone this weekend.
http://www.leegibsontraining.com/
This weekend is the Agility For Briton show in Daventry. As most of you know I had less than ideal preparation and just being in the event is now a bonus. I am looking forward to the show and hopefully we can run in the EO event Sunday.
This time next week I am off to the Czech Republic to judge which I am looking forward too.
Good luck to everyone this weekend.
http://www.leegibsontraining.com/
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Dundee Show 10th / 11th April
This weekend I have been competing and judging in Dundee, Scotland. It has been a great weekend, with lovely weather and some interesting courses!
Sunday I judged 1-4 Agility and 6-7 Jumping. Both courses are below, as well as a course from Saturday (6&7 Jumping) which is possibly the most bizzarre course pattern I have ever done. It had wings touching!
This course was fun, and it drew a huge crowd. Jack managed to get 3rd place in it, although I did nearly lose him after the first pull through towards the second tunnel.
My 6-7 Jumping (Above)
My 1-4 Agility Course (Above)
Toni Lock's 6-7 Jumping from Saturday. Jack was 3rd in this class.
We have had a great time in Scotland, the show was lovely and the people have been great. Except for the 7 hour drive, its been a pleasure!
www.leegibsontraining.com
Sunday I judged 1-4 Agility and 6-7 Jumping. Both courses are below, as well as a course from Saturday (6&7 Jumping) which is possibly the most bizzarre course pattern I have ever done. It had wings touching!
This course was fun, and it drew a huge crowd. Jack managed to get 3rd place in it, although I did nearly lose him after the first pull through towards the second tunnel.
My 6-7 Jumping (Above)
My 1-4 Agility Course (Above)
Toni Lock's 6-7 Jumping from Saturday. Jack was 3rd in this class.We have had a great time in Scotland, the show was lovely and the people have been great. Except for the 7 hour drive, its been a pleasure!
www.leegibsontraining.com
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