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Under the leadership of new Casa de Campo Shooting Director, Gary Salmon, the 28th annual Casa de Campo Sugar Shooting tournament unfolded without a hitch last week with events taking place from Tuesday April 21st through to Sunday April 26th.
This annual tournament hosted by J.Pepe Fanjul sees a varied and very interesting group of people from all around the world visit Casa de Campo to enjoy the Casa de Campo resort’s extensive and indeed world-class shooting facilities. With guests from Texas, the United Kingdom and Florida, if there was only one thing everyone had in common, it was their enthusiasm and appreciation of the Casa de Campo Shooting Center. Mighty fine praise from people who own their own ranches (the Texans), or whose families have been shooting for centuries (that’d be the Brits).
And while all participants were exceptionally talented shots, one who stood out in particular, was 84 year old Laura Berry from Texas. You see not only is Laura Berry the mother of Lawrence Berry, winner of the Gubelmann cup this year, as well as grandmother of Mason Berry, the overall tournament winner, she is also an incredibly talented shot herself. Not only did she participate in all of the tournaments with unfailing enthusiasm and energy, she also came pretty close to winning some prizes herself, so close in fact that J.Pepe Fanjul gave her an honorary prize.
Laura Berry shooting the Colombaire at the Casa de Campo Shooting Center
