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NOTE: Beginning December 1st 2021, for the January 2022 trial and all trials going forward, all trial entries must be submitted using an official NSTRA TRIAL ENTRY FORM. If you are submitting your entry by email, you must complete the form, sign it at the bottom, scan it and attach it to your email. If you are sending your entry by USPS, please be sure to sign the form at the bottom. If you have any questions, please contact me. Dave Sipe
Next Trial - December 18th & 19th, 2021 AZ Open/Amateur Combined "Agave Double/Double" Sonoita, Az. Chairman: Gene Kindred Ph. 520-490-1542 Co-Chair - Brian Rebello Ph. 480-440-6408 Entry $45 NOTE: 14 BRACES MAXIMUM DUE TO REDUCED DAYLIGHT Email entries to: dsipe@comcast.net US Postal mail to: David Sipe 4223 W Crater Creek Pl Tucson, AZ 85742 Send all trial entries by either email to: David Sipe at dsipe@comcast.net or by US Postal mail to: David Sipe 4223 W Crater Creek Pl Tucson, AZ 85742 NO PHONE IN ENTRIES NOTE: You must specify on your entry that you want your dog entered in Amateur class or it will be entered in Open class! Click here to see upcoming Trial Schedule & Sign Up Info |
NOTICE: Please go to the Trial Draw Results page and see the instructions for Viewing Draws! Click Here for Trial Draw Results Page
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Trial Grounds Maintenance Reminder - Our Forest Service permit requires we fill in all dog holes and spread out any horse manure as well as clean up camp areas prior to leaving the trial grounds. The cleanup requirement also applies to our Sonoita BLM grounds.
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National Shoot to Retrieve Association is a walking format trial. It is for all recognized and registered Pointing breeds. During a 30 minute brace the dogs are primarily judged on finds and retrieves. Additional scores are given for ground cover, obedience and honouring another dogs point if the situation arises. At the end of the day the dog with the highest score wins. A dog becomes a Champion when they have 18 points of which 9 are earned from 1st placements. The number of points available is based on the size of the trial.