Hi could anybody help me out with this pedigree nameS i know one is a working dog a champion but does anybody know if they have a website for their labradors 
and also has anybody come across these names
FTCH HASKAYNE MOSS OF GLENSUE
THISTLE QUEEN
FRICKLEY PARK REVERIE
HILLFOOT HAPPY
BRIAR ROSE STORM AT HILLFOOT
TWEEDSHOT VICTOR
DOUBLE SHOT ARRIVAL

FTCh Haskayne Moss of Glensue won the IGL Retriever Championships (the premier field trial for UK retrievers)in 1997. Moss was owned by Gordon Holt, who made him up to FTCh in only a few field trial runs. I own a nine year old bitch sired by Moss, and have met quite a lot of his progeny. A friend of mine used him a few times at stud, and used him on recommendation a couple of years before he was made up to FTCh. He was the first male lab to have won the 'championships' since 1992, and coupled with a 0/0 hip score was used very extensively at stud. From the progeny I've seen, he has thrown some very nice natured dogs with generally very low hip scores that have made useful shooting companions. FTCh Glensue Grebe and about three open trial winners were sired by him.

Interestingly Moss was the last pup left in the litter that no-one wanted. He ended up being sold very cheaply as a pup, and yet will have repaid his owner many times in stud fees during his lifetime.

Moss had a very rough coat which has passed on to a number of his progeny, and to be honest he won't have done much for the dual-purpose movement.

I dont think that Gordon Holt has a website, but can PM you a link to a website where he advertises Grebe at stud.

Tweedshot Victor is not a dog that I'm familiar with, but will have been bred by Stan Tweedy who owns the Tweedshot affix. Tweedshot is a well-known affix within the field trialling community. Stan bred a recent championships winner in FTCh Tweedshot Kite, and Kite's brother Tweedshot Kestrel(owned and run by Stan Tweedy) has also won an open trial.

The Tweedshot dogs usually have a very strong influence from the Palgrave line of labs. The Palgrave line has had a huge influence on the modern field trial labrador, and I'm sure that the majority of field trial bred labs would have a number of lines back to the Palgrave dogs in the later generations of their pedigrees.

Hiya thank you for all the information i have Haskayne Moss of Glensues great grand daughter id love it if you pm me a link thank you its just nice to see some of her family as i bought by girl at 8 month and not from her breeder and on my other post ive been trying to find her breeder with no luck he sounds like he has done very well indeed for his owners i dont suppose you know what colour he is?
as he great grand daughter is Yellow with a chocolate nose

Moss was a black lab.

we have just spoken to his breeder Mr Holt and he is very nice we are going up to see him hopfully this week as we plan to mate our other lab red fox whos not realted to him soon thank you very much for your help

Hi

I have Haskayne Moss of Glensue's great grand son!! his name is Diamond Spirit, a yellow lab. His parents are Thern of Window and Cover Up Sal :-) If you would like to get in touch and perhaps we could exchange photos!!

Welcome to Champdogs, Amy :-) Unfortunately you are replying to a very old thread (from 3 years ago) and the original poster no longer seems to be active here so probably won't see your message.