Trax in the Spotlight
Welcome to the Trax Spotlight, where we highlight the monthly achievements and talents of Trax owners, handlers and their dogs over the years.
~ April 2025 ~
Westcoasters
Coasting to wins at the Western Classic Field Trial and its associated all breed trial were the kiddo Piper won the Western Field Futurity an all breed Amateur Walking Derby stake and an Amateur Walking Puppy stake, her sister Georgia won the Western Open Puppy stake, the yearling Ronon who won the Western Open Derby stake going away and his sister Tess who notched 3 point Open Gun Dog and Amateur Gun Dog majors at the weekend trial, Wyatt who won the Western Amateur Gun Dog stake for a 3 point major and Kenni who won the Western All Age stake. Congrats and thanks to everyone involved in their success!
~ March 2025 ~
Tip Top
The 2024 year end standings for Weimaraners in competition are in and here are the Trax’ters who made it to the top. For Canadian Kennel Club events it was Esme #1 in Rally Obedience, Kenni #1 in Obedience, Mike #1 in Agility and Dietrich #1 in Owner Handled Conformation. For American Kennel Club events it was Ocean #1 in Obedience and Sterling #1 in Agility. Congrats to these consistently successful workaholics and their entire support teams!
~ February 2025 ~
Sweet Success
Two high drive and extremely talented and very well trained go-getters hit the national stage and put on quite a show in their respective fields. Leading the charge, Sterling nailed one blisteringly fast and squeaky clean run after another to win her height division of the AKC National Agility Invitational tournament handled by her boss Lori Barbee. The teenager Tecate really earned her field trial stripes with a very ambitious ground race and classy broke birdwork to win the WCA National Field Futurity, with many thanks to Stacie Roberts for prepping and guest handling her at that event. Kudos to everyone on team Sterling and team Tecate for showing once again it’s not just what you do, but how you do it, that really counts.
~ January 2025 ~
National Affairs
Two high drive and extremely talented and very well trained go-getters hit the national stage and put on quite a show in their respective fields. Leading the charge, Sterling nailed one blisteringly fast and squeaky clean run after another to win her height division of the AKC National Agility Invitational tournament handled by her boss Lori Barbee. The teenager Tecate really earned her field trial stripes with a very ambitious ground race and classy broke birdwork to win the WCA National Field Futurity, with many thanks to Stacie Roberts for prepping and guest handling her at that event. Kudos to everyone on team Sterling and team Tecate for showing once again it’s not just what you do, but how you do it, that really counts.
