Olympix games and gains!

Friday, 16th September 2022 — By Charlotte Chambers

Dogs Catch the ball winners with Cllr Janet Burgess Dog Olympix 2022 Photo S De Pass (441)

The catch the ball winners with Cllr Janet Burgess

WHITTINGTON Park’s Dog Olympix wowed the crowds again on Sunday as the event raised a much-needed £1,500 to ensure a water fountain comes to the Archway park.

Sunnie De Pass, the event organiser, is now calling on the park’s manager and Thames Water to resolve any outstanding issues to ensure there are no more delays to installing the water tap.

Pearly Kings and contestants at the Dog Olympix

Praising the crowds for a “brilliant day,” the dog trainer said the winner of Best in Show was a well-deserving owner and her pup.

Best in Show: Pip the gundog and Pauline. PHOTO: MRJCMEDIA

She said: “The people who trained the hardest, they were the ones that were most elated with their success – it was astonishing to see that Pauline Wilson and Pip came the Best in Show for the second year running and she’s been attending agility classes for a few years and for a woman in her 70s and a retired doctor, she’s really committed – she’s amazing.”

The agility course

Islington will now match what the Olympix has raised over the past four years, bring­ing the total to £8,000.

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