World Championship - Monday Report
The following dogs earned a semifinal berth by virtue of t wo cast wins on Monday night:
CH Hardwood Joe
Dwayne Frazier, owner/handler
Deshazo’s Holly
Deshazo/Hopkins, owners
Tom Deshazo, handler
Molly
Allen Wilson, owner
Chris Allen, handler
Smiley’s Blue Stelth
Rocky Wilkes, owner/handler
Reba
Don Ladner, owner
Dewayne Woodall, handler
CH Lock Down Lead
Powell/Johnson, owners
Greg Lewis, handler
CH Ole South’s Sty Lee
James M. Atwell, owner
James K. Atwell, handler
Rackett
Buddy Gilbert/Kenny Sorrels, owners
James Wadley, handler
White Riv Tar Nailor
Todd Armes, owner/handler
Whitey
Jerry Frazier, owner/handler
Pic Pac Pickles
Cross/Walker, owners
Sean Clark, handler
Oz
Lynch/Turner/A.Bell, owners
Kevin Turner, handler
Stormy
Kenneth Ferguson, owner
Len Cable, handler
Henry
Russ Beller, owner
Rick Stretch, handler
Jessie
Kirby/Meyers/Young, owner
Clay Young, handler
Heat
Randy Booth, owner
Bob Beggs, handler
SCH Silver Dollar Stone
Darrel L. Newton, owner
Ronnie Smith, handler
SCH Swift Creek Ann
Strickland/Cramer, owners
John D. Strickland, handler
SCH McCauley’s SYH Spot
Ron McCauley, owner/handler
PCH M/F’s Wipeout Zack
McQueen/Ferguson, owners
Mike Ferguson, handler
CH Wooten’s Queen Ann
Wes Wooten, owner/handler
CH Silver Dollar Cracker II
Darrel L. Newton, owner
David Hill, handler
CH N.Y. Stylish Belli
Jeremy Thomas, owner
Ron Mulligan, handler
SCH Price’s Priceless Hank
Eddie Harris, owner/handler
CH Hawk’s Master Lock
Clevinger/Roark, owners
Wayne Roark, handler
Radar
E.R. Dabbs, owner/handler
These hounds advance to the semifinal round on Friday night. The rest of us have Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights to join them. Wish us luck!
The weather has been picture perfect here in Aurora thus far. The autumn foliage is beautiful and the nights have been mild and void of rain or wind. The forecast is a 30% chance of rain on Tuesday night.
Crowds are tremendous and everyone seems to sense the feeling of unity that is sweeping our nation. We hunted 419 hounds on Monday night and the entry lines ebb and flow through the afternoon. We expect another 400 hounds to compete in night number two.
If it is in the realm of possibility for you, come on down to the Land Between the Lakes and join us. We’re having a great world hunt. There’s more to come on Wednesday morning when we post the Tuesday night winners.
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