Fastest dog from open to grand champion

db215 · Post by **db215** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:52 am

I was looking through past issues of American Beagler last night and found in Oct. 04 a female "Turners Simple Pleasure Molly" out of Michigan that went from open class to grand champion in 3 months. Won 8 hunts in a row at 20 months old in UKC! It says: Todd Morgan of UKC doesn't believe any other dog has finished this quickly and I don't believe I have ever heard of a dog doing this either.
Does anyone know if any other dog has finished this quickly in any of the other formats, would like to know just how fast they have heard of, Name of dog and hunts/months would help.
Yes, I'm one of them that saves three different beagle magazines (AB, BB, RH) and goes through them several times!!!!

RabbitDawg · Post by **RabbitDawg** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:39 am

You may want to check with someone who knows the facts on Cress's Amos, who was owned by Don McCutheon.

aaron h · Post by **aaron h** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:38 pm

sent you a pm

db215 · Post by **db215** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 1:35 pm

Anybody know anything about Cress' Amos along this subject. thanks

db215 · Post by **db215** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 1:41 pm

Aaron H,
Thank you for the pm. Why don't you let us all know about the facts about this "Simple Pleasure Molly" dog I read about in the American Beagler. I have never seen this dog but I believe I would like to see her run now after that story!!!!!! I think others would like to hear the story you told me. thanks

Blue Bandit · Post by **Blue Bandit** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:43 pm

Indian Hills Shayne made Rabbit Champion in 4 hunts. I do not know the timespan. He is out of Indian Hills Trapper and Boothills Foxfire.

ky joe · Post by **ky joe** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:51 pm

Sassy-owner Glenn Cannon made rabbit champion in 3 hunts, 1st, 2nd, 2nd

Plowboy · Post by **Plowboy** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:22 pm

GRCH Plowboys Jett Half Patch placed 5th in her first hunt at 11 mos old, then won 2 straight opens, won 3 straight Champ class ( 1 being a state hunt) Since she has won 6 straight in the Grands, including a state hunt.
But I don't trial much so time span from open to Grand was about 2 years.
I'm sure it ain't the fastest but I was pretty proud of her.

db215 · Post by **db215** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:47 pm

Plowboy,
That's a great record and you should be proud of her, sounds hard to beat. All of us would love to have one like that! What format and what state do you trial in?

TURNER · Post by **TURNER** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:31 pm

I raised MOLLY from a pup and she was super fast when she was young.MOllY is a great dog and fun to watch, just like her mom.I have her mom and just breed her.SHE is ten years old and can still run with some of the good ones.

hunter 101 · Post by **hunter 101** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:33 pm

I seen molly run one of my favorites she is tough and always deadly accurate. her record will be hard to beat in this area.

Plowboy · Post by **Plowboy** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:52 pm

Db,
ARHA little pack, she has won in TN, Ky & Al. She is not that fast but a good solid jump & check dog. What has helped her is the ability to lock down from a full speed to a walk at the check & then pick the line quickly back to full speed ,while the competition is sailing all around 50 yds past the loss trying to head hunt. She is just a pretty good ole solid rabbit dog.

db215 · Post by **db215** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 12:24 am

Plowboy,
I love to see a good dog that can win from behind, just cutting the noses off the sprinters and yesss dogs in the check area. I also run arha lp in oklahoma and tried pp earlier in the year and enjoyed that also. I believe I have two dogs that can run in each. Your female champ sounds great, would love to see her run sometime!

Turner and hunter 101,
Thanks for the information on molly, I'm sold on her from several different opinions and private messages, I'm so sold I called Tony and brought a 10 month old male off of him out of molly x lake ogemaw red chief, we'll see if the blood carrys on in the next generation. Some of molly's blood is coming to oklahoma!

To anyone else,
Would love to hear about your champs and how they did it. thanks

Hare Hunter · Post by **Hare Hunter** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 6:39 am

My 5 year old male became a champ in 4 hunts, 1rst- 2nd-2nd 1rst, four different clubs but it took over a year as I only attend 4 or 5 hunts a year, he won in lp but I'm sure he could do well in pp, he runs the rabbit from the front or back of a pack and he will run right thru many short checks created in front of him. I have a son out of him that has been in 2 hunts, his first hunt he took tenth, his second he won, he was 19 months at the time, will try to finish him out sometime this fall. Hare

Jamie Rice · Post by **Jamie Rice** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 7:37 am

I won't brag on my own as I don't have any champions, YET. However I will praise the hounds of a couple friends of mine. One of my friend's 15" male didn't start trialing until he was around 5 1/2 years old. This impressive hound finished in 6 trials at the age of 6 years old. Three firsts and three seconds. Pretty impressive to me. Furthermore another friend of ours finished a 15" bitch this spring out of this aformentioned male before she turn two. With the way she's going, she stands a chance to win or at least be near the top in Better Beagling's Outstanding Pack Hound Award.