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Approaching nearly 1000 views on this topic. Albert you should be giving me a couple of free tickets for the Sunday at Shanes Castle for all this advertising.
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perfect answer , to all you shit stirrers ????Is there a motive to this topic other than stir it up amongst the main compeditors Albert and alot of other folk have put a lot of time and effort into this event I know a few of the Qualifiers and would not say a bad word against any of them So we dont want this what coulld be a great days craick and sport ruined by someone with a bee in thier bonnetFolks, can we get back to the original topic. We all know that if you wish to be successful on the lurcher racing scene that ones dog must contain a lot of greyhound blood in the breeding or saturated as it has been put. But if people are knowingly breeding greyhound to greyhound, or racing a dog which they know to be bred from a greyhound to a greyhound mating and telling blatant lies about the breeding then it is cheating. It is a difficult thing to prove if there is a dog suspected of being a greyhound. I can think of 4 or 5 current dogs which are racing that are rumoured to be greyhounds. What is going on with the lurcher racing scene at the minute? Again is it because of bigger prizes and prize money at stake?
I guess it is coz there is now big money at stake (£100's ) and it is hard to prove a longdog is not a lurcher....there are greyhounds running and alot of grews...and most, if not all, lurcher racing folk know it but we tolerate it (tho some moan about it) but these dogs are beatable. Most of those running the 'alleged' greyhounds run straights, I prefer simo and my little dog is cracking and I love to see him run as much as he loves to run which is why I and most lurcher folk race. He runs the track over winter to keep him fit and does the gamefairs over summer. Most the time there is no money involved just a rosette and a trophy. I admit that I dont work my dogs but that makes them no less of a lurcher or a racing dog....It's a fact there are way more dogs accused of being greyhounds than ever before. Why?In the past maybe a dog every couple of years breeding was questioned, sometimes years went past without any, this is a fact, but now there are so many. Why?
This is what the original post was asking.
cheers , was away galloping last night he's strained his tricept muscle , but i'll be working on it with the ultrasound , so heres hopefullDen, Best of luck with Ronnie if you have him in comp. :thumbsup:
Sorry to hear of his injury, best of luck with the therapy. :thumbsup:cheers , was away galloping last night he's strained his tricept muscle , but i'll be working on it with the ultrasound , so heres hopefullDen, Best of luck with Ronnie if you have him in comp. :thumbsup:
Sorry to hear of his injury, best of luck with the therapy. :thumbsup:cheers , was away galloping last night he's strained his tricept muscle , but i'll be working on it with the ultrasound , so heres hopefullDen, Best of luck with Ronnie if you have him in comp. :thumbsup:
Thanks for the advertising! I launched this competition; the Five Nations Terrier one last year and the equivalent Five Nations Lurcher event this year to raise the profile of terrier & lurchers at our shows ;to give owners at least equal status and prizes to our other events and to give Irish owners the opportunity to compete on home soil against the best in these islands.Approaching nearly 1000 views on this topic. Albert you should be giving me a couple of free tickets for the Sunday at Shanes Castle for all this advertising.
AlbertThanks for the advertising! I launched this competition; the Five Nations Terrier one last year and the equivalent Five Nations Lurcher event this year to raise the profile of terrier & lurchers at our shows ;to give owners at least equal status and prizes to our other events and to give Irish owners the opportunity to compete on home soil against the best in these islands.Approaching nearly 1000 views on this topic. Albert you should be giving me a couple of free tickets for the Sunday at Shanes Castle for all this advertising.
I think that Fairs are the places where competitors should seek to excel whether it be in clay pigeon shooting ; fly casting - our casting competitions have unearthed a teenage casting sensation and our gundog competitions. This is why I have sought to innovate with terrier & lurcher competitions of a similar standard. There is no doubt that the Master Mc Grath Challenge has stimulated a lot of interest and debate and lots of good ideas for other competitions.
Anyone who seeks to win such a competition with a greyhound is only fooling themselves BUT I feel that many such allegations are made out of envy.
In any case I consider that the shorter distance that we are running this over should NOT suit a greyhound!
This race will attract a great deal of public interest and I hope positive publicity for lurchers and in the future give people something to aim at AND I feel perhaps stimulate better record keeping of how individual dogs are bred.
Now back to the FREE tickets for Sunday - now peple know that I believe in people 'singing for their supper' and I am looking for three line judges for the Master McGrath. I have one who has nothing at all to do with lurchers; one hopefully from outside Ireland and you as a sceptic might be the ideal third!
AlbertJ
Hahaha. U squeek wen u walk boy.Ur that tight lol. but it will b nice to c a good honest line judge.Cuz this one cud definately go dwn as a close won race. but i still recon an unders cud do the business.Especialy over the short distance. Its been proved on so many occasions.AlbertThanks for the advertising! I launched this competition; the Five Nations Terrier one last year and the equivalent Five Nations Lurcher event this year to raise the profile of terrier & lurchers at our shows ;to give owners at least equal status and prizes to our other events and to give Irish owners the opportunity to compete on home soil against the best in these islands.Approaching nearly 1000 views on this topic. Albert you should be giving me a couple of free tickets for the Sunday at Shanes Castle for all this advertising.
I think that Fairs are the places where competitors should seek to excel whether it be in clay pigeon shooting ; fly casting - our casting competitions have unearthed a teenage casting sensation and our gundog competitions. This is why I have sought to innovate with terrier & lurcher competitions of a similar standard. There is no doubt that the Master Mc Grath Challenge has stimulated a lot of interest and debate and lots of good ideas for other competitions.
Anyone who seeks to win such a competition with a greyhound is only fooling themselves BUT I feel that many such allegations are made out of envy.
In any case I consider that the shorter distance that we are running this over should NOT suit a greyhound!
This race will attract a great deal of public interest and I hope positive publicity for lurchers and in the future give people something to aim at AND I feel perhaps stimulate better record keeping of how individual dogs are bred.
Now back to the FREE tickets for Sunday - now peple know that I believe in people 'singing for their supper' and I am looking for three line judges for the Master McGrath. I have one who has nothing at all to do with lurchers; one hopefully from outside Ireland and you as a sceptic might be the ideal third!
AlbertJ
When i posted my first post for free tickets the topic generated close to 1000 views but since then, plus the poll on which country the winning dog would hail from, the views have more than doubled to over 2000!!!, thats a lot of advertising. I feel it is only fair and proper to ask for free tickets for both days, saturday and sunday (w00t) . If you're short on a line judge i'm more than happy to assist. Someone said many years ago "Ask and you shall receive". I'm asking, not as a sceptic, but as a believer.
Fra,which race is first? THE MASTER MCGRATH OR THE ALL IRELANDS
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