Ch. Tramore Red Center JH "Margaux"

Margaux is from our frozen semen litter of 3. It is a tight breeding with many characteristics that we were striving for. She is a chip off the "old blocks" and is sweet, funny, and liveable. We love her. She is a bigger bitch, with lots of bone and body, so is a little gawky at this stage. Still, the few shows she's been in, she's done well.....once we've gotten her to concentrate on what she needs to do. She was Best Puppy at the New Mexico Sporting Dog Classic and 2 weeks later took points at the Tucson shows. We are also doing some bird work with her, and are so pleased that she seems very interested and has "that old fashion" point. She really did look like the old pictures....set down, intense, stretched out and very firm. We were elated, and plan to continue with the training. I think we all are having fun with this, and plan to get some of the "older" guys out. After getting her JH in 4 straight passes, she is now working on her Senior Hunter. Margaux finished in Scottsdale at the Irish Setter Club of Arizona show with her 3rd major. She finished easily, and now will continue with her field training. Way to go my lovely Margaux!!

IR-11486G44F-VPI Hips
IREL559F44=VPI Elbows
(Genetically clear for PRA/CLAD)
RCDD3053 (PRA rcd4)

Sire: Aust. Ch. Gwyndara One Man Show-Clooney

Clooney has produced some fabulous dogs in Australia, as well as Margaux. Click on his photo to see some Australian Relatives. ISC Victoria 0325 (clear PRA/CLAD) Hips normal, Thyroid normal

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Dam: Ch. Tramore Infatuation "Izzie"

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Look for "Big Girl"

More Margaux Photos

Margaux at 6 on her favorite spot.

Margaux is shown finishing with her 3rd major at the Irish Setter of Arizona Specialty in Feb. 2012. We are so proud of this lovely moving girl, with the most delightful temperament one could ever ask for.

Just starting to move.

Going a little overboard!!

Getting it together. Lovely and effortless. I never feel her move when I hold the lead.

Shown going Best of Winners under Charles Trotter for another major. These were large shows, so this was a very nice win.

Margaux now has 9 pts. and a major towards her Championship. She's slow coming into coat, and of course, we are still working her in the field. We're getting there in both catagories!!

Margaux loves getting out in the field again. She finished her Junior Hunter with 4 straight passes, and is now working on Senior Hunter. We continue to have a lot of fun. Nov. 27, 2010

Margaux has "old home week" with her best hunting buddy, Bode and co-owned Rio (who is out of the Journey/Marx litter and lives with Pam Gale). Just getting started are Treasure (Dk. Pink Girl) and Torrey (Blue Boy) both from the Justin/Izzie litter.

Taking a little break to catch her breath!

Not as staunch as usual, but still finding those birds!

Margaux in the 12-18 bitch class.

Pretty moving.

More.

Oh those long, long ears!!

Starting to do it right.

14 months old and starting to mature. 6/10

Seems pretty proud of herself.

Margaux made the cut in 12-15 Sweeps class at the National under judge Will Alexander.

Tom, my husband, and I took several of the dogs to his place in NE Colorado to have some fun on birds. This is Margaux saying "oh, what's in there!!" 3/6/10

The end to a very nice day in the field. 2/27/10 - what a difference a week makes.

Such a cold, snowy, foggy day for training. The dogs (Margaux and Bode) had a ball...so did we!

Ok, what do I do next? Photos - 2/20/10

Not that old fashion point, but still pretty interested in the bird.

Looking good.

Margaux shown taking her first points in Tucson from tht 6-9 class.

Margaux at 5 months old with good friend Winnie Arland stacking.