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The Kennel Club is privileged to announce that His Majesty the King will be its new Patron, continuing in the footsteps of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II who was Patron from 1952 until 2022.
The Shotgun and Chelsea Bun Club are rebranding with aims of revolutionising visibility for women shooting.
Ben Randall wins Gundog Trainer of the Year at the Great British Shooting Awards, held on Friday 23rd February at the Birmingham NEC.
Champion gundog trainer Ben Randall’s highly anticipated debut book, How to train your gundog, is now available to order.
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