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Latest News
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April Lottery draw - winner is
Mr Mike Denny
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130th Celebration Show and Gala Dinner
On the evening of 10th of June 2023, ahead of our 130th Championship Show on 11th June 2023, we will be holding a Gala dinner at RAU.
Further details to follow
Judges Lists 2022 are now updated, and available via our Downloads page - any changes required please email the Secretary with details
troopersway@yahoo.co.uk
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Nov 2021 Bitch Judges Critique
Bitch critique is available HERE
Dog critique is available HERE
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New Secretary
Mrs Nikki Peterson is now Club Secretary.
Contact via email to troopersway@yahoo.co.uk
Tel: 07766 131116
Or contact via our Facebook Page Contact Us link
Results for the 2021 Show can be found HERE
Judges Critique can be found in full HERE
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November Lottery Results:
£200 - Joyce Woodward
£50 Joan Lennard
£10 Mr & Mrs Roderick
Congratulations
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Use of collar or harness on your beagle? Interesting artical by our Breed Health Co-ordinator, Sam Goldberg, is available HERE
Beagle Club News Release Feb 2020 regarding future show venues can be found HERE.
Latest guidance on Neuturing proudced by the Breed Health Co-ordinator, Sam Goldberg, is available HERE.
Results from the Nov 19 Open Show are now available HERE. Pictures will follow shortly.
The Beagle Club Judging Criteria is now updated and available for viewing or download from our Downloads page.
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Sam Goldberg, Beagle Breed Health Specialist, has produced a leaflet on Beagle Health which is available HERE
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In line with new General Data Protection Regulations, GDPR, the Beagle Club have published the new policy regarding Club Members and the use of personal data. Full details can be found HERE.
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Although Beagles had been used for several centuries for hunting in Southern Europe and Britain, it was not until the late 19th century they were exhibited at dog shows in this country. However, there was no organisation for either of these activities, so in 1890 The Beagle Club was formed to promote the breeding of Beagles for sport and show purposes. In 1891 the Association Masters of Harriers and Beagles was formed to regulate hunting activities.
