We are very pleased to announce that Chapel Farm Dog Food is now available from the Estate Office of Boughton Estate, Weekley, Kettering, Northamptonshire.
To find out more please contact the Boughton Estate Office on 01536 482308
With thanks to Sam for the photo of his recent delivery being guarded by canine security Jules.
We are very pleased to welcome Werner Dreyer to the Team of Chapel Farm Stockists and thank Werner for the photo of his team and for the following profile.
“Based in Wakefield West Yorkshire I started with one working cocker spaniel doing a bit of beating on weekends. Now many years later I’m a game keeper and I have a mixture of working dogs from springers to labs.
I have tried many different dog foods but was very happy when I found Chapel Farm dog food.
All my dogs are on Chapel Farm dog food and I found immediate improvement in my dogs stamina and coat with firm stools and feel confident in recommending Chapel Farm to all my friends”.
For more information please contact Werner on 07725 673264.
Chapel Farm Dog Food would like to send huge congratulations to Sponsored Handler Alan Sankey on his massive achievement on being awarded third place at this year’s English Springer Spaniel Championships held at Invermark Estate. He achieved this with FTW Brocklinton Kia and was also awarded a Diploma of Merit for his other dog FTCh Brocklinton Bertie.
We would like to thank Alan for being a great ambassador for Chapel Farm Premium Dog Food and wish him all the best for the 2023/24 trialling season.
Congratulations to Chapel Farm Sponsored Handler Jon Bailey on making up English Springer Spaniel Churchview Cortino to a Field Trial Champion at the Lincolnshire Gundog Society Open AV Spaniel (Ex Cockers) stake at Wentworth Park.
Well done Jon and best wishes for the Championship from all at Chapel Farm.
Our thanks to our Chapel Farm Sponsored Handler Alan Sankey for this update.
“A good result yesterday for Brocklinton kennels at the Lancashire and Merseyside Open Stake, after a 3-dog run off.
Brocklinton Kia came out on top with the win, second -Tweed Brae Dees Young Star, and third – FTCH Brocklinton Betty (Kia Dam). Very pleasing for the kennels with Kia being the third generation of our own breeding and she was running in the open stake as a non-qualified dog. So that’s her keeping FTCH Brocklinton Bertie company in the Championship in Jan 2023.
Also good for Buccleuch Kennels and Chapel Farm, Bertie, Betty, and Kia are son, daughter and granddaughter to Buccleuch Pepper and are thriving on Chapel Farm Lamb Diet”.
Congratulations Alan and best wishes for the Championship.
Previously we had absorbed some of this year’s price increases in the belief that things would quickly return to a level of normality. With factors such as bird flu, increased fuel and material costs etc. it has become clear that is not going to happen any time soon.
As such we have no alternative but to increase prices by £1.50 per 15Kg bag across the range apart from Invest ‘n’ Digest Lamb which will continue at the introductory rate until the end of the year.
This is not something that we wanted to do but to ensure that the quality of Chapel Farm products remain consistent and unchanged we have no option.
The price rise will be applied at the end of November, and we will continue to offer free delivery for orders of two or more bags to most UK destinations.
Congratulations to Buccleuch Chapel Farm sponsored Lee Hartis who, on behalf of owner Mrs Thelma Blumenthal, handled Buccleuch Elegance of Leacaz to First Place at the Northwest Labrador Retriever Club 16 Dog Novice Stake held at Hi-Fly today.
Buccleuch Elegance of Leacaz is out of IGL Championship Winner FTCh Buccleuch Xena sired by FTCh Troddenmills Full Throttle of Leacaz.
Very Well Done on this excellent result and from all at Chapel Farm, Best Wishes for the Opens.
Invest ‘N’ Digest Lamb was introduced mid-July and the response to our new product has been excellent. So much so that word of mouth increased sales to the point where we experienced Out of Stock. New product was made but there were delays in delivering some orders and we offer our apologies to those affected as we had not anticipated such demand. Procedures have been implemented to prevent a repeat.
There are many positive comments made in the feedback received but the two most often mentioned are regarding.
We would love to hear your feedback at chapelfarm@buccleuch.com
Thanks to Chapel Farm sponsored handler Simon Dixon for the following report from the Novice Trial held on the 1st October.
The trial was held at Stean by kind permission of Lord Vesty and his Head Keeper Nick Parker and kindly sponsored by Chapel Farm Dog Food.
Conditions were perfect for the dogs with the odd shower to cool. We were soon finished at dinnertime it was a four-judge system and a big thanks to Adrian and Chris Slater and on the other side Steve Charlton and Richard Wells for giving up their day to judge a big thanks to the unsung heroes stops, game carriers and stewards and everybody that helped put on a good day couldn’t be done without you all.
Result
1st Ian Openshaw’s Rytex Ringo
2nd Steve Tyson’s Dawsonlee odyssey
3rd Alan Sankey’s Brockington Kia
Coms
Craig Dean’s Aliza Grange Jen of Howsgil
Steve McGuire’s Pennygate Algernon
The first Galloway Country Fair since 2019 and it was great to be back. As has often been the case in previous years the forecast was not good for Saturday, but it turned out much better than expected and attendance was good as people were obviously pleased to be able to be out and about.
Sunday was excellent with big crowds of happy smiling faces. Thanks to all who came and said hello, new faces and regulars including Chapel Farm stockists Monty Williams, Jim Fleming and Morton Muirhead.
Photo shows the Chapel Farm Team having just set up the marquee.