The event

Kjesäter Slott is situated in Södermanland county. The nearest town is Vingåker.

The manor was built in 1865 by Gustaf Trolle Bonde from drawings made by architect J.F. Åbom. The 2 wings stem from the 18th century. During the 2nd World War, Märta Hamilton granted the Norwegian government access to Kjesäter as a transit camp for Norwegian refugees. Some 42 000 Norwegians passed through Kjesäter in their escape from the German occupation.

Since 1981, Kjesäter is owned by Johan Hamilton who together with his wife Anne run the farmland, forestry, property management and hunting.

Each country may delegate a maximum of 3 national teams. The winning team of 2022, Belgium 1, is kindly invited to defend their title.

Official national teams are entered via each country’s retriever organization.

Free teams may enter and will be drawn after the entry deadline, subject to available spaces.

Entries open for official and free teams: 1^st of March – 7^th of May.
Draw for free teams: 9^th of May.

Entry fee: 11 000 SEK for each team

The entry fee includes (for 3 team members):

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