Dog News April 1954 - Scottish Terrier Club of America

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SCOTTISH TERRIER
(Wheaten)
KINCLAVEN CORN SILK
Owned by Mrs. John T. Bilder, Lafayette Hill, Pa.
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Vol. 32 No. 4
April, 1954
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Boxers _________ ___________________________ ____ 46
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Doberman Pinsch er s ________________ 39
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French Bulldogs ______________________ 26
German Sheph erd Dogs ____ ____ __60
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Great Danes _____________________________ .43
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Irish Terriers __________________________ __28
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Professional Handlers __________ ____ 26
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ANNUAL
SCOTTISH T·ERRIER
THE SCOTTISH Terrier Club of
America had originally planned to
hold a spring Specialty show in May,
before the Morris and Essex show, but
since that event was cancelled, they
have decided to accept the invitation
of the Westchester Kennel Club, and
consider the classes at this event as
its Specialty show. This show, of
course, will be in the fall.
The Club's annual meeting was held
during the Westminster period, at
which time the annual trophies were
presented, and the following officers
and Governors were elected: President, Mrs. Beatrice G. Va il ; Vice
President, Robert J. McLaughlin;
Secretary, Mrs. John V. Kelly ; Treasurer, Henry D. Israel ; Delegate to
the A.K .C. Charles H . Werber, Jr ;
Governor-at-Large, Charles C. Stalter ; Governors : Mrs. Edw. F . Moloney, Mrs. T . H . Snethen, Alan Sparks
and Mrs. W. Sheldon Winans.
The Scottish Terrier Club of Chicago will again hold a Specialty show
in conjunction with the Western
Specialties event in November, also a
Puppy Sweepstakes. There should be
Happy to picture several of Blanche
Reeg's new Blanart Scotties, - Bolero
and Ch. Bartender. They are both
out of the famous Ch. Blanart Barcarolle, as is Mrs. Beatrice Vail's Ch.
Blanart Bingle of Greenvail, which
was Best of Breed at the STCA Specialty in September. Blanart owns fourteen bitches, and all of them are
daughters or granddaughters of Barcarolle. Most of these will be bred
to sons of Barcarolle. This is Blanart's
ISSUE
Rapids, Iowa, writes they have been
marking time this past year, but are
now resuming breeding operations.
They have bred their Ch. Mac's Welton Jean to Charles McKinven's All
Scotch, a son of Ch. Midnight Raider
out of a Ch. Mac's Welton Tweed
bitch. They are planning to breed
two young bitches - Mac's Welton
Lindy which has eleven points, and
Mac's Welton Bit O'Heather to outstanding sires. 'rheir Ch. Mac's Welton Jean, which is pictured, was one
of three champions sired by Solitaire
out of his first three litters after his
arrival in this country. Jean's dam,
Mac's Welton Pixie Bairn will be remembered as Best in Show at Pontiac
a few years· back.
Congratulations to W . R. Wood,
who at the annual meeting of the
STCA was awarded the Francis G.
Lloyd Memorial Trophy with his Ch.
Lynwood Angus. Mr. Wood also received the Edgerstoune Best of Breed
trophy. Two sons of Angus and six
of his daughters are now being shown
and doing some nice winning. At
present Angus is with James Murphy
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CH. SHIELING'S KEYNOTER
Owned by Mr. and Mrs. T . H. Snethen
P ittsburgh, Pa .
Photo by Brown
CH. BLANART BARTENDER
Owned by Blanch E. Reeg,
Wantagh, N . Y .
A current Champion-finishe d with 4
Majors at 13 mos. of age. Reserve at
Specialty and Westmin ster as a Puppy. Sire of current winning Blanart
Black Tapestry and Blanart Bourbon
and Soda.
a huge local entry, as so many puppies
which are coming up in the area will
be eligible.
Frances Gann on writes there is a
fine crop of Ch. Blanart Barrister
puppies in the Midwest. Since owning Barrister, she has shown him
three times - at Fort Wayne, Muncie
and Marion. He was Best of Breed at
all three shows, second in the group
at Fort Wayne, winning it at Muncie.
The Washington State Scottish
Terrier Club plans to have its annual
Specialty sometime around the first
part of July. They have secured the
services of a prominent Eastern judge,
name and exact date of the show to
be given as soon as approved by the
A.K.C. The new officers of this Club
are: President, Mrs. Jane Bartos;
Vice President, Carl Pefley; Treasurer, Robert E. Andre; Secretary, Mrs.
Joan Schneider.
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Shown winning the Group at the
Western Penna ., K. C. Show in 1953.
Judge Harold Florsheim ; Mr. Snethen
handling.
breeding program , and to date it has
been most successful. Three Blanartbred Champions finished in 1953,
three in 1952, four in 1951 and one in
1949.
Barcarolle and her two litter brothers, Blanart Buccaneer and Blanart
Brigadier, number eighteen champions among their many winning children and grandchildren since 1950.
Barcarolle is the dam of six champions, with Bolero well on the way to
the title. We believe the present
record for a Scottie bitch as far as
producing champions goes, is a tie
between American Ch. Shieling's
Gracious and Eng. Ch. Annie Laurie,
both of which were the dam of seven
champions.
W. M. Singleton of England, who
judged Scotties at Westminster, met
with members and guests of the Scottish Terrier Breeders Association at
the Henry Hudson Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon, February 9th. A round
table discussion of questions and
answers was most enjoyable and enlightening. Although Mr. Singleton
expressed a strong preference for
soundness in his winners, he joined
many present-day judges in deploring the absence of good expression as
designated by the incorrect eyes and
ears of many presen t -day dogs.
Mac's Welton K ennels of Cedar
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CH . CARNATION CAMPUS CUTIE
Owned by Carnation Farms Kennels
Carnation, Wash.
One of the four Champions which
Carnation finished during 1953.
The 1953 Champion, Amerscot
Little Sister owned by the Thos.
Fiores, has for the moment dropped
her show career and she is busy with
a litter of eight sired by Ch. Evermarere Lamplighter. The Fiores are
the owners of Fi-Or's Black Jet, winners of the 1953 STCA Puppy Sweepstakes, 6-9 months. A. C. Ayers is
handling Black Jet.
Congratulations are certainly due
Mr. and Mrs. T . H. Snethen of Pittsburgh. Their Ch. Shieling's Keynoter
is the leading Scottie Best in Show
winner for 1953, and now they are
showing his litter brother, Shieling's
Scoutmaster. He was first shown at
the Specialty show of the Scottish
Terrier Club of Northern Ohio where
he was Best of Breed and then topped
the Terrier group. His second time
out was at the Canton, Ohio event
where he repeated both of these wins.
By an odd coincidence, these wins
are identical with the first two showAPRIL, 1954, DOG NEWS
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ings of his brother in 1952. The pair
are from a litter of three sired by
Ch. Shieling's Master Key out of Ch.
Shieling's Luminous, which were
whelped in July 1951 , and they represent the sixth generation of Shieling-bred Scotties.
Mrs. Snethen writes it was particularly pleasant to be at the Specialty
at Marion. Competition was good
and no detail was left undone by the
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Ch. Fulluvit Wee Mousie is in whelp
to Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour. Her
last litter by Ch. Rannoch-Dune
Royal Flush consisted of three puppies, all of which have been Winners
are two bitches, but both are show
specimens. They are Marymac's Merry
Christmas and Shawnee Good Cheer,
and they will be shown quite extensively at coming shows. Good Cheer
was Best Local Dog in Show at the
1953 Durham All Breed event, and
has been a group winner. Merry
Christmas has been seven times Best
of Breed at southern shows with four
Local Group firsts . Mr. Sanders
writes this pair of bitches certainly
SHIELING'S SCOUTMASTER
Owned and bred by Mr. and Mrs.
T . H . Snethen
P ittsburgh, Pa .
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Owned by F rances Gannon,
Highland, I n d .
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Club to make it an enjoyable firstclass event. All of the Club members
combined to make it a pleasant show.
Mrs. Charles Garthright of Oregon ,
Wisc. , sends us a clever picture taken
in her Veterinarian's office. Unfortunately it was too large to reduce
to column size and get a good reproduction.
Keith Rogers' Kelscot Meteor which
was Winners Dog at the Specialty in
Boston for his second major, now has
thirteen points. He is a son of Ch.
Walsing Lomond Lancer of Hampton
Hill out of Edgerstoune Scotch Mist.
The Barton R. Scotts of Inglewood,
Calif. have recently acquired a top
Shown but twice has won Groups at
S . T. C. of No . Ohio Specialty (Marion, Ohio ) and at Canton, Ohio. He
is a litter brother to Ch. Shieling's
K eynoter, leading 1953 winner.
and the one they retain ed, Fulluvit
Fair Leslie, was Winner of t he 1953
Kentucky Specialty's 6-9 months
Futurity, was Winners and Best Opposite at the recent STCA Specialty,
CH . TREVONE TARTAR OF
BOTHKENNAR
Recently acquired from the G ordon
Campbells by Mr. and Mrs . Barton
Scott, Inglewood, Calif.
prove that am ateurs can win and
that show puppies CAN be purchased.
"One was purchased by mail, the
other I left strictly to the kennel as
to possibilities, just drove down to
Marymac and picked her up."
The Michigan Scottish Terrier Club
will hold its annual Specialty show
in Kalamazoo on June 26th. Last year
this show was a major in both sexes,
and an even larger entry is expected
this year. P . K. Groves of Olympia
Fields, Ills. will judge.
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CH . RANNOCH-DUNE
ROYAL FLUSH
O wned by Mr . and Mrs . Thomas F iore
Syracuse, N, Y .
Owned by George W. Bannan, D. C .,
Clifton, N . J.
Owned by Mrs . Clare W . Loew,
Huntington, N . Y.
winning Scottish Terrier, Ch. Trevone
Tartar of Bothkennar from Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Campbell. Since making his championship, "Pete" h as
been shown twenty-one times with
eighteen Best of Breeds, sixteen group
placings, of which eight were firsts.
He was Best in Show at the Los
Angeles All Breed event in 1951 , and
winner of the Scottish Terrier Club
of California Specialty in 1952. The
Scotts are moving to Santa Barbara
- probably there by the time this
issue comes off the press.
The W. Sheldon Winans of Layton,
N. J. write their greatest news is prob-
Finished h er championship from Oct.
3d to Nov. 7th, with 3 Mai ors including the K entucky Specialty. Shown
with Johnnie Murphy handling: ,
Got a short, but interesting letter
from Denmark, from Mrs. Alfi Muriel
Levinson . She is one of the oldest
breeders of Great Danes and Scottish
Terriers in her country, and has
judged over the whole of Scandinavia.
She specializes in wheatens and has
concentrated on this variety for the
last seventeen years.
Dick and Ruth Koch returned their
Strathkirk Kennels to competition
this past year, after almost two years
absence. Moving to Louisville, Ky.,
from the Deep South, they retained
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and is still a puppy. Her brother,
Fulluvit Foggy Dew, second in the ~
Futurity to his sister at the Kentucky
Specialty, and winner of the dog
puppy class, is now owned by the Turk
Humphreys of Memphis, Tenn. Fair '
Leslie's sister, Fulluvit Kathleen is
now owned by the Henry Israels o(
Dayton, Ohio.
J . Burrell Sanders of Henderson;
N. C. writes the only Scotties he has
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American Champion Hillcote Laddie
F ULLUV I T FARM
By Alice M. Exworthy, 273 Durand St., East Lansing, Mich.
Announces a Litter
By Ch. Edgerstoune Troubador
Ex Ch. Fulluvit Wee Mousie ( Pictured )
ALSO FOR SALE
Young brindle brood bitch and Fulluvit
Fi shmonger, lovely brindle puppy, winner of
large puppy bitch class at 1954 Westminster.
For detai ls write
M RS . W. SHEL DON WINANS
Ful1uvit Farm , Layton, N . J .
T el.: Branchv ill e, N. J . 3087
TWO DECADES ago, Scottish Terriers, bolstered by the name and
fame of the British sires, Champions
Heather Necessity and A 1 b our n e
Barty, rode a crest of popularity in
America. Hundreds of the sons and
daughters of these dogs were imported amid great ballyhoo but the
majority remained just registered
names in the stud books. Only the
passage of time has sorted them out
and separated the gold from the
dross, the producers from the nonproducers, the !asters from those of
transient glory. Of the handful of
Necessity sons, other than Ambition
and Fashion Hint, who sired Champions, only the followin g three headed
(earlier litter ) to the very important
British champion, Heather Ambition.
Laddie's dam, Henshaw's Gloaming,
was a daughter of America's top show
dog of the day, Br. and Am. Ch.
Heather Reveller, and Reveller's dam
was Skerne Scotch Lass who was also
t he dam of Necessity. Reveller himself sired few champions and his bid
for lasting fame appears to be dependent on this daughter who, bred by
Mrs. Henshaw and sold by her to
John Hillman at the age of one year,
proved to be his greatest breeding investment. Her puppies were all outstanding and had she lived to fulfill
her promise as a brood matron Cshe
was killed by an automobile at the
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AT STUD
Ch. Solita ire of Ma c's Welton
Sire of a number of Champions
Ch. Midn ight Raider
His get include one BIS winner
Rev. & Mrs. Wm . J. Macaulay
519 Ind ian Rd., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
PAISLEY HILL KEN NELS
At 'Stud - $75.00
. CH . MARLU CLINCHER
A Sire passing on to his get true Scottie
expression, outstanding disposition, fine
temperament, good conformation and grand
showmanship.
Clincher is the sire of
3 Champions and more on
the way.
Ship bitches to
John P. Murphy, RF D I, Forest Rd.
Allend ale, N. J.
CHAMPION HILLCOTE LADDIE
When it seemed that a picture of Laddie was nonexistent, Mrs. Henshaw dug through her old files
and found a reproduction in an old page from Dogdom . Our engraver really outdi d himself in getting
so good a half- tone from this .
male lines of any consequence: Br.
Ch. Sandhey's Silvertip thru his son
Am. Ch. Gaisgill Nosegay, Am. Ch.
Drum Major of Docken, and Br. and
Am. Ch. Heather Essential of Hitofa.
Of the three, the last named is the
only one who persists in strength today , and this strength rests principally upon the sturdy shoulders of a remarkable son, Am. Ch. Hillcote Laddie.
Laddie , whelped in December 1935,
was bred for .greatness, with strong
close links to both Necessity and
Barty. Bear in mind that his sire,
Heather Essential, was a brother
age of four ) her greatness might have
become breed history. T hree of her
eight male puppies became Champions, including Laddie and a half
brother, Hillcote Destiny, who made
an outstanding show record in 1938.
Bred in Mr. Hillman's comparative~
ly small midwestern kennel, La;ddie's
show career was adequate but not
spectacular. Very little attention and
publicity were his lot until his strikingly handsome black-masted silver
son, Mac's W e 1 t o n Tweed, was
brought out and shown to his chamCContinue on Page 20 )
MR. a nd MRS. HENRY D. ISRAEL
Owners
1360 E. Siebenthaler Ave., Dayton 4 , Ohio
EDGERSTOUNE
KENNELS
Ridge Road
Valley Cottage, N. Y.
Dogs ot Stud
Puppies usually
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Int. Ch. Walsing
Winning Trick of
Mrs. Marion Eppley
Edgerstoune
Fee $100.00
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Winner of
34 Bests of Breed
14 Bests in Show
Si re of t hree current Champions.
His Outstanding Young Son
REBEL INVADER
Best of Breed -
S. T. C. A. Specialty
REBEL RUN KENNELS
At Stud -
the Wheaten
CH. KINCLAV EN CORN SILK
This month 's " Cover Dog"
(See cover writeup)
Own e r -
Mrs. Joh.n T. Bilder
4128 Founta in Creen -
Lafayette Hill, Pa.
Mrs. W. Ste wart Ca rter, Buechel, Ky.
Ship Bitches to
Ship Bitches to A. C. Ayers
John P. Murph y
Box 1392, La ncaster, Penns ylva nia.
RFD 1, Forest Rd .
Alle nda le, N. J.
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Our Cover
"Two A Penny"
I F MARIE STONE could see this
months cover we think she might
be proud and happy for one of her
breeding is the dog which appears on
this month's front cover. It is a
really outstanding Wheaten, aptly
named Champion K inclaven Corn
Silk, and we believe the only Wheaten
to complete its title at strictly eastern
shows.
Corn Silk is a son of Ch. Bramshire
Blazing Son out of Ch. Kinclaven
Ever Amber and he is owned by Mrs.
John T. Bilder of Lafayette Hill Pennsylvania, who hopes, through him to
breed Wheatens which will be a real
threat in show rings all over this
country.
That Corn Silk himself has everything he needs to win at top shows
is attested by the fact that he won
Majors at Rumson under E. Johnston;
Reading under Mrs. Beatrice Vail and
he finished at Brooklyn in November
under Wm. Kendrick with Best of
Winners.
Corn Silk was handled to his Championship by A. C. Ayers of Lancaster,
Pa., and he is at stud at Mr. Ayers'
kennels. He sires wheatens, brindles
and blacks, and his puppies are showing real Scotty characteristics and
quality.
N THE February 12th edition of Our
I Dogs <England) Mrs. D. S. Caspersz
comments in quite a complimen tary
manner on Alice Exworthy's article
in the January issue of Dog News.
PEDIGREE BLANKS
SOc Per Dozen
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Cincinnati 2 , 0 .
BLANART KENNELS
0 fferi n g at S tud
3 W inning Dogs out of Ch. Blanart
Barcarolle-dam of 6 Champions.
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Blanart Barcarolle)
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Blanart Bolero
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Blanart Bugel Boy-fee $50.00
(Ch. Deephaven Warspite-Ch . Blanart Barcarolle)
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She seemed a bit startled however
over the fact that one thousand Scotties had acquired American Championships during the fifty -five years of
recorded Scot history in this country
and states:'
"A thousand in 55 years! Think of
it! Whereas our British Champions
number 356 in a period of 65 years
and quite enough too.
"America is a big country, and
there may or may not be more Scottish Terriers per square mile than
there are in the British Isles, but at
the rate of qualifying for the title, we
CH. DEEPHAVEN RED SEAL
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PETS - BREEDING - SHOW STOCK
For Sale
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Owned by Rannoch-Dune Kennels ,
Mrs. Clare W . Loew,
Huntington, N. Y .
T h eir Great Sire
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Ch. Blanart Bartender-$75.00
(Ch. Barberry Knowe Rascal Barcarolle l
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These dogs have been carefully bred to
correct present day faults and should "n ick"
with many current bloodlines.
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should be inclined to label them as
'two a penny'."
Mrs. Casperz is correct when she .•
states that Am erica is a big country •
and she would be correct in stating
that we do have m ore Scottish Terriers per square mile than there are
in the British Isles. In the first eleven
months of 1953, 2711 Scotties were
registered with the American Kennel
Club and in a like period in England
only 1543 were registered. America,
due to its tremendous size, must have
more Championship shows than England but that does not mean that the
quality is necessarily inferior.
A check of our shows clearly indicates that our American-bred Champions do a very good job of holding
. their own with British imports many
of which come over with a British
Championship title and considerable
fanfare as to their winnings in their
own country. Mr. Singleton, the
noted British authority who judged
Scotties at the recent Westminster
show placed an American-bred Best
of Breed and he stated in an English
Journal, "collectively I'd say they
(American-breds ) are as good as in
England".
Every country, where breeding and
exhibiting pure-bred dogs is a major
sport, has its share of good and mediocre dogs with a sprinkling of those
which fall into the category of being
considered "great". Few people in
any country have enough first-hand
knowledge of the overall picture of
another Country's Champions to place
a label on them, so perhaps it would
be well to remember that things are
not always what they seem.
Inquiries invited-Visitors welcome
Owner: Mrs. A. E. Reeg
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CH. KINCLAVEN ANDANTE
For Sale
Puppies from litter by Andante ex Ch.
Kinclaven Classic daughter.
DOROTHY HART
Rt. 1, Allegan, Mich igan
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Finished with 16 Points
3 Majors - 4 Bests of Breeds
PUPPIES OCCASIONALLY
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4506 Corinth D r ., Dayton 10, Ohio
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Year after year, Red Seal 's progeny prove their worth in the show ring. They
continue to win at America 's most important shows both in the East , Middle
West and on the West Coast. For particulars address .
BOB BARTOS, MANAGER
Carnation Farm Kennels
Carnation , Wash.
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all of their foundation stock and are
con tinuin g their breeding program,
principally on Relgalf bloodlines.
Their Strathkirk Sonnet finished in
less than two months, starting out
Labor Day with a Reserve at the
Michigan Specialty, and finishing at
Mid-Kentucky on November 1st. Sonnet's sire, Ch. Relgalf Rebel Dictator
died during the year, but leaves several promising offspring. Among them
is the Kochs' Strathkirk's Spice,
which as a puppy won several Reserves and is being prepared for competition this spring. It is interesting
that last fall the Kochs exhibited
three generations of bitches at the
Fort Sackville event. Their seven
year old Ch. Relgalf Ream took Best
of Breed and fourt h in the group,
her daughter Souvenir, and gr anddaughter Spice, each took their class,
Souvenir placing Reserve to Sonnet.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kinney of Chattanooga, write they have had a busy
year. In addition to finishing their
Ch. Kinnie's Bruce, the first ownerfinished champion in Chattanooga,
they established their Kinnie's Kennels on a six acre tract thirteen miles
out of the city. They are hoping that
Bruce's son, Kinnie's Kirk will do well
at t he late spring shows. The Kinneys' latest addition to their kennel
is Mar-Gene's Tinker Toy, a daughter
of Ch. Friendship Farm Diplomat out
of Fulluvit First Honor. They drove
to South Carolina to pick her from
a lovely litter, of which the E. V.
Chisolms who own the Mar-Gene
K ennels are very proud.
David Henderson of Bellaire, Texas,
writes he has just purchased a
wheaten puppy, Clinch Mt. Bit of
Honey from Mrs. H . E. McComb of
Rutledge, Tenn. He also owns Blanart Bing Cherries, purchased from
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Mrs. Reeg. Cherries will be shown on
the Texas circuit.
The Scottish Terrier Club of California will hold its annual Specialty
show at Long Beach on June 26th.
I t will be the Club's 21st annual Specialty.
Have a flash from the San Diego
event held February 14th. Mrs.
Photo by Brown
B est T errier-Boston
CH. EDGERSTOUNETROUBADOUR
Owned by D r . and Mrs . W . Stuart
Carter ,
Buechel , Ky .
Judge Wm. Ross Proctor; John Murphy handling. Troubadour , B est of
Breed and 2nd in the Group at Westminster is in winning form right now.
He was B est of Breed and 4th in the
Group at N ew Haven .
Edmiston judged and Marguerite
Fuller's Ch. Mac-Bur Mariner was
Best of Breed; Best of Winners and
Best Opposite was Mrs. Barton Scott's
Scotbart Tonga; Winners Dog, the
Holtzmans' Caegor Squire of Dundee.
At Santa Clara on February 28th
under John Banks, Dorissa Barnes'
Eng. and Amer. Ch. Niddbank His
Nibbs was Best of Breed and third
'il''t<Ueletue9
(Jeuz,
in the gr oup. This will be his last
show for a while, as he must go home
an d grow a new coat . He was stripped
in England in April 1953 and held
until F ebruary 28th - damed good,
we would say ! Shown consistently
since his arrival in this country he
has seven Best of Breeds, one group
win, one group second a nd one third.
Best of Winners at San ta Clara was
Mort Randa ll's Mitzie of K a hala, and
Best of Winners, Mrs. L. Kardo's
Scotbart Sir Barton.
Mrs. H . E . McComb who owns the
Clinch Mt. K ennels, was delighted t o
get the news that Kin claven Coq
D 'Or, a wheaten , had completed his
title. This is the third wheaten ch a mpion bred by Mrs. McComb, and Gold
Sequin and Clinch Mt. Bronze Hillbilly are nea rly finished. Mrs. Helen
Higdon is sen ding her Ch. Kinclaven
Fortissima to Mrs. McComb a nd he
will be at stud there for several
months.
Carnation F arms have had a top
year, finishin g four champion s, all
homebred and winning a total of ten
groups for t h e year. Their top sire,
Ch. Deephaven Red Seal ha.s four
champions to his credit. and h is progeny have t opped outstanding shows
all over t he country.
They star ted 1954 with a bang, winning groups at both Golden Gate and
Seattle with Ch. Carnation Ca ravel,
and placing Best of Winners at both
shows wit h a n ew homebred, Carnation Counterpoint. They have some
young stock coming on. which they
feel will contribute greatly to the
Carnation tradition.
Mrs. Clare W. L<>e ·s RannochDune K ennels, bred four champions
t his year, and three of them, Rannoch-Dune R oyal Flush. Rogue and
Rosette are all from one · er out of
Ch. Blanart Bouque . and sired by
Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour.
Speaking of Troubadour. h e and
his outstanding young son. Rebel In-
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Puppies
Show and Breeding Stock
MR. & MRS. R. C. KOCH
616 So. Fifth St.
Louisville, Ky.
Phone: Fern Creek 3-4523
MAC-BUR KENNELS, Reg.
Congratulates a New Champion
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And his owners,
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MRS. LEON CODCHAUX, Owner
Marguerite & Harry Fuller
All inquiries should be sent to
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Nick Janesku
4314 North Mozart Street, Chicago , Ill.
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Troubadour won the group at Boston.
The very best of the entries at
recent shows were at Boston and
Cleveland. Boston had 28 with Ch.
Edgerstoune Troubadour, the Carters'
Best of Breed winners at Westminster, going through to win a hot
do's
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Godchaux' Ch. Mac-Bur Royal Scot
topped the entry and was fourth in
the Group. The Winners Bitch, Mrs.
Albert Baehr's Bonnie Brenda of
Kenneth was Best Opposite. Rannoch-Dune Remus went to Best of
Winners. The winning bitch is by
Hope-Springs No-Moe . Reserves were
John T . Wright's Poverty Hill Randy,
a Winning Trick son and Rose Schumacher's Helgoland's Bonnie Lass, a
puppy by Ch. Bittersweet Butterscotch.
The Ca n ton Ohio show had a small
entry but the T . H . Snethens' Shieling's Scoutm aster went from Open
Dogs clear through to Best Terrier.
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In 1934 its first homebred Champion,
" JOLLY"
Ch. Shieling's Enterprise
was born . She was the first of 32
Shieling homebred Champions which
followed her to the very top of competition .
Shieling studs have sired champions
across the country.
And Jolly are all three-the Bunnells
of California and their Wheaten
Scottie "Jolly" purchased from the
Garthright K ennels of Oregon, Wisc .
G roup. Arnault Edgerly's Scone Pride
II , a Ch. Lynwood Angus daughter
went Best of Winners and Best Opposite, and Mac R Kennels took Winners Dog with K elscot Meteor, a son
Now at stud are
Ch. Shieling's Master Key
Ch. Shieling's Keynoter
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Ch. Sh ieling's Robin Hood
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Their service offers owners of approved
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FULLUVIT FAIR LESLIE
Owned and shown by Mrs . W . Sheldon Winans
Layton, New Jersey
~GOLDEN AUTUMN
Owned by Mr. and M rs. Char l es
Garthright, Ore gon, Wisc .
Show n w ith Mr. Gar thri ght - seldom
seen at the shows he does much dayby-day w ork for the breed .
of Ch. Walsing Lomond Lan cer of
H a mpton Hill. Reserves were the
Stalters' R a nnoch-Dune Remus and
W.R. Wood's Fulluvit Bit O'Mischief.
Remus is a Troubadour son and Bit
O'Mischief is by Ch. Lynwood Angus.
The classes here were considered the
Specialty of the New England S. T.
Club.
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APRIL, 1954, DOG NEWS
The Shielings think this Master Key
son one of the best they've ever bred,
which is saying quite a bit.
The Charleston W. Va., show with
324 total entries h ad 15 Scotties - a
good entry. Goldie Seagraves' Seagraves Anchor Man, another by Ch.
Edgerstoune Troubadour went from
Open Dogs to Best of Breed and 2nd
in the Group . Mrs. John McGilvray's
McGilvray's Liusadh, a Winning Trick
daughter was Winners Bitch and Best
Opposite. Reserves were Olive Carter's Rebel Rascal and Goldie Seagraves' Seagraves Little Imp, both
by T r oubadour, the latter a litter
sister t o t h e Best of Breed winner.
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Scottish Terrier
Champions
Scottish Terriers offiF IFTY-NINE
cially completed their titles in t he
last twelve months, as reported in t h e
Amer ican Kennel Gazette, issues fr om
April 1953 t o and including March
1954.
The leading sire is a tie between
Ch. Gold F inder 's Admiral and Ch.
Walsing Winning Trick of Edgerstoune, each with five champion s to
th eir credit.
In second place is Ch. Deephaven
Red Seal with four ch ampion s, followed by Ch. Edgerstoune T roubadour with th ree. Then comes five other
dogs with two ch ampion s each to
th eir credit. They are: Ch. Blan art
Barrister, Ch. Shieling's Sign ature,
Ch. Marymac's Dixie Leader, Ch.
Sheffscot Selectman and Diehard
Toby.
The leading dam is Ch. Blanart
Bouquet with three champion s to her
credit. Three other bitches each pro-
Pride Kennels of Royal Oak, Mich.,
each with three champions to their
credit. Marlu Farm Kennels, Arthur
and Ethel Hull Armstrong and Mrs.
Wm. Sheirburn t ied for t hird place
with two champions each. The complete list follows.
,Blanart Bellflower (R -93,374) B itch. B y Ch.
· B la n art B arrister ex Ch. Blanart Bluebell. 7/ 20/ 51. B reeder, B lanche E . Reeg.
Ow n er, Cornelia Crissey, Huntington, N.
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Gillsie Ormidale Orinthia (England) (R107,887) Bitch. By R•osehall Edward ex
Ormidale Gloria. 7/ 31/ 50. Breeder, 0 .
Ormerod. Owner, Mrs . Wm. J . Worcester,
Montclair, N. J .
Blak-N-Wite Black Beauty (R-34,087) Bitch.
B y D in gman 's Bullion air e ex Ch. D eephaven S peculation.
1/ 30/ 48. B reeder,
owner, Cecil A . D ingman , Littleton , Colo.
Brawyn Brass Buttons (R -90 ,924) D og. B y
Ch . Scottie H o 's Smarty P ants e x B rawyn
Bright F u t u re. 4/ 24/ 51. B reed er, owner,
Brawyn K ennels, Memphis, T en n .
Garlu Alexander Cabriach (R -85,938) D og.
By Ch. L ynnscot Lancelot ex P hilabeg
Bebop. 5/ 30/51. Breeders owners, Louise
a n d D r. A. F. Gardner, L ubbock, Texas .
Marymac's Jolly Jack (R!-78,436) D og. By
Ch. Marymac's Dixie Leader ex Aladdin's
Bewitcher. 1/ 15/ 51. Breeders, Mr. and
Mrs . T . J . Bly th. Owners, D r . and Mrs.
B . Kater Mcl nnes, Charleston , S. C
Amerscot's Big Sister (R -83,219) Bitch. By
Ch. Walsing Winning Trick of Edg erstoune ex Marlu Black Beauty . 12/ 17/ 50.
Bree ders , Arthur and Ethel Hull Armstrong.
Ow ners, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Brueggemann , Olmsted Falls, Ohio.
B!anart Bartender (R-99,239 ) D og. By Ch.
Gold Finder's Admiral e x Ch. Bla nart
Barcarolle. 2/ 29/ 52. B r eed er, ow ner,
/
Blanart Kennels , Wantagh , N. Y .
Bramshire Black Mary (R-79 ,402) B itch.
B y D eephaven D ecision ex D eephaven
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Owned by Carnation Farms K ennels
Carn ation, Wash .
Winning the Group at t h e Golden
Gate Show in January . Judge James
Trullinger ; Bob Bart os han dlin g.
CH. MAC-BUR MARINER
Owned by Marguer i t e Fuller,
Chula Vista, Calif.
Shown going Best of Breed at San
Diego, F eby. 14th. Judge M rs. Edmiston; own er-breeder handling.
duced two. · They are Ch. Blanart
Barcarolle, Marlu Black Beauty and
Marlu Lady May.
The leading breeder is a t ie between
Carnation Farm Kennels of Carnation, Wash ., and Mrs. Clare Loew's
Rannoch-Dune Kennels, Huntington,
New York. Both of these kennels
produced four of the current list of
champions. Second place is also a
t ie between Blanche Reeg's Blanart
Kennels, Wantagh , New York, and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Babisch 's Yankee
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Glen Shiel Ian (R -77,620) D og. B y Ch E dgerst oune P epper ex Glen S hiel Pixy.
12/ 13/ 50. B reeders, owners, Glen Shiel
Kennels, College P ark, Md.
Marlu Clincher (R -52,491) D og. B y Ch.
D eep haven R ed Seal ex Marlu Lady
May. 4/ 13/ 48.
B reeders, Marlu Farm
K enn els. Owners, P aisley H ill K enn els,
D ayt on, Ohio.
Yankee-Pride Dagmar (R -85,276) B itch. B y
Ch. Shieling's Sign ature ex YankeePride Wac. 11/ 19/ 50. Breed ers , Mr. and
Mrs. P eter B abisch . Ow n er, Mrs. T . H .
Snethen, P ittsb urgh , Pa
Yankee-Pride Chief (R-37,683) D og. B y
Ch. Sliieling's Mast er K ey ex YankeeP rid e Scotch B on net. 10/ 8/ 47. B reed ers,
owners, Mr. a n d Mrs. P eter B abisch,
Roy al Oak, Mich.
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Owned by Dori ssa B arnes,
Hollywood, Calif.
Judge J . A . Boegman; Owner h andlin g.
D aisy May. 6/ 16/ 50. B reeders, D eephaven K enn els . Ow ners, B rawyn Kennels, Me mph is, Tenn .
Carnation Caravel (R -76,791) Bitch. By
Ch. G old Finder 's Admiral ex Marlu
L ady May. 4/ 11/ 50. B reed ers, owners,
Car nation Farm K ennels, Carnation,
Wash.
Evermaere Crescendo (R -106,102) D og. By
Ch. Shielin g's Signature e x E ver Miss
Humpty Dumpty. 8/ 1/ 51. Breeder, owne r,
Jean L . Holfeldt, B el Air, Md.
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Newburgh, N. Y.
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Medrick's Meuy M inx (R-70,823) Bitch By
Relga!f Real Scot e x Relgalf Rasp .
6/17/50. Breeder, owner, Medrick Kennels, Altadena, Calif.
Rannoch-Dune Rogue (R-98,058) Dog. B y
Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour ex Ch.
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Blanart Bouquet. 9/ 21/ 51. Breeder, owner,
Mrs. Clara W. L oew, Huntington, N. Y.
Riv anel's L orelei (R-93,203) Bitch. B y Ch .
G old Finder's Admiral ex Glenshiels
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Newton and Peter Babisch , Salamanca,
N. Y.
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Acton Hill's Happy Birthday (R-29,244) Dog.
B y Ch. Gregg ex Acton Hill's Audacity.
8/ 5/ 47. Breeders, Acton Hill Kennels.
Ow ners, Mr. and Mrs. E . V. Chisolm,
Charleston, S . C.
Amerscot Little Sister (R-83,209) Bitch. B y
Ch . Walsing Winning Trick of Edgerstoun e ex Marlu Black Beauty . 12/ 17/ 50.
Breeders, Arthur and Ethel Hull Armstrong. Owners, Mr. and Mrs. T hos. P .
Fiore , Syracuse, N. Y.
Gle n by J eremy (R-72 ,128) D og. By Ch.
Kinclaven Andante ex Ch. Glenby Bonnie, C.D . 4/ 13/ 50. Breeder, owner, Bertha
Russell, Sun Valley, Calif.
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Kelti's Kilt (R-88,793) Bitch. By Ch. Blanart Barrister ex Kelti's Bramble. 6/l"/51.
Breeder, owner, Mary Titus Kelly, West.bury, L . I ., N. Y.
.
B ittersw eet Butterschotch (R -55,290) · Dog.
By Ch. Bittersweet Spring Robin· ex
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CH. MAC' S WELTON JEAN
BLANART BOLERO
Owned by Rev . & Mrs. Wm. J .
Macauley
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Owned by Blanch E. Reeg,
Wantagh, N. Y.
By Ch . Barberry Knowe Rascal
ex Ch . Blanart B arcarolle-shown 5
times has both Majors and was Winners at Westminster . Won S. T.
Breeder 's Sweepstakes ; S. T. C. A .
Sweepstakes and L ouisville Sweepstakes in 1953.
An unretouched, unposed snapshot. A
daughter of Ch . Solitaire of Mac's
Welton ex Ch. Mac's Welton Pixeys
Bairn.
Cheeky Lass . 7/ 27/ 51. Breeder, Frank
Van Elsen. Owner, Emma Van Elsen,
Alexandria, Va .
S ch lenker's Bridget (R-57,765) Bitch. By
Garthright's Heather B ig S hot ex Garthright's Janice. 7/ 24/ 49. Breeder, Mrs.
George Schlenker. Owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell German , Elkhart, Ind .
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Bittersweet Sparkle Plenty.
8/ 7/48.
Breeder, Richard Ridenaur.
Owner,
G eorge LeR. S mith, Birmingham, Ohio.
R annoch-Dune R ose tte (R-98,059) Bitch.
By Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour ex Ch.
MARTA'S LADY SUSAN
Owned by Mrs. Aury Morris,
Morriscot Kennels, Reg ., Los Angeles,
Calif.
B est of Breed and fourth in the group
under Anton Korbel at Tucson , also
Winn ers Bitch at Phoenix both
major wins.
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Best Terrier-Muncie , Ind.
CH. BLANART BARRISTER
Owned by Mrs . Frances E. G annon,
Highland, Ind.
J udge D r. Frank B ooth; Mrs. G annon
handling.
Yankee-Pride Senator (R-90 .406) Dog. B y
Ch. Yankee-Pride Trigger ex YankeePride Dollie. 7/ 9/ 51. Breeders, Mr. and
Mrs. P eter Babisch. Owners, Frank R.
Mac R's Lone One (R!-98 ,255) D og. By Ch .
Rigadoon Jimminy ex Mac R's Morning
Mist. 3/ 9/ 52. Breeders, Mac R Kennels .
Owners, Mr. and Mrs . Wm. M. Van
Deventer, El Segundo, Calif.
M iss Nannette Anstamm (R-45 ,157) Bitch.
By Ch . D eephaven Red Seal ex Marlu
Scotch Belle. 7/ 2/ 48 Breeders, Marlu
F arm Kennels, Owner, Anthony Stamm,
Kalamazoo , Mich.
Povert y H ill Por tia (R-56,777) Bitch. By
Ch. Sheffscott Selectman ex Rosecrest
L assie . 2/ 3/ 49 . Breeder, Mrs. George Heffner. Ow ner, J ohn F. Wright, Jr., Obe rlin, Ohio.
Rannoch-Dune Royal Flush (R•-98,057) D og.
B y Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour ex Ch.
Blana rt Bouquet. 9/ 21 / 51. Breeder, owner,
Mrs. Clara W. Loew, Huntington, N. Y.
Garthright's M . S. Du Carry On (R-95 ,418)
D og. B y Ch. Kinclaven My Bill ex Kll\claven Nonchala nt. 1/ 22/ 52. Breeder,
Chas. Garthright. 0 w n e r , Anthopy
Stamm, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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KELSCOT -METEOR
Owned by Keith P. Rogers,
Pembroke, N . H ,
W inners Dog, Boston, Mass. Judge
Davi d H. Mitchell; Robert G orman
handling.
Blanart Bouquet.
9/ 21/51.
Breeder,
owner , Mrs. Clara W. Loew, Huntington, N. Y.
Carna tion Campus Cutie (R-97,929) Bitch.
B y Deephaven Spade Flush ex Carna-
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21st Annu al S. T. C. of Calif.
Scot bart Ringmaster
DORISSA BARNES, Owner
8489 Crescent Dr.
Hollywood 46, Calif.
Address: Sec'y M. Messenger
2501 No. Foothill , Altadena, Cal.
M R . AND M RS . BART ON
R . SCOTT
205 So, L a C umbre Rd,
Santa Barbara, Calif .
CRESCENT HILL SCOTTIES
A PRI L, 1954, DOG NEW S
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Al s o at stud-$35. 00
Puppies Availabl e
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tion Lusty Lass. 6/ 6/ 51. Breeders, owner,s Carnation F arm Kennels, Carnation,
Wash.
Ciun allon Charity (R -97,930) Bitch. By
Ch. Deephaven R ed Seal ex Carnation
Dahlia N ugget. 7/ 13/ 51. Breeders, owners.Carnation F arm Kennels, Carnation,
Wash .
Dressen's Gol d en Lab el (R-78,870) Dog. By
Ch. Silver Thane's Image ex Gatewood
G inger Puss. 1/7/51. Breed ers, owners,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dressen, Seattle,
Wash.
Gold Finder's Command er (R-85,688) Dog.
By Ch. Gold Finder's Admiral ex Edgerstoune Larkspur.
1/ 13/ 51.
Breeder,
Mrs. Wm Sheirburn. Owner, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Haylor, Hudson, Ohio.
Kinnie's Bruce (R -91,509) Dog . B y Hatcher's S andy ex Snow's Sassy Trick of
Marlu. 6/ 20/ 51. Breeder, Wm. R. Snow.
Owner, R . C. Kinney, Chattanooga,
Tenn .
Nlddbank His Nibs (England) (R-117,447)
D og. By Allbright D ragoon ex Niddbank
Lady Mary. 3/ 1/ 49. Breeder, Mrs . K. W .
Ross.
Owner, D orissa Barnes, Hollywood, Calif.
Rannoch-Dume Rachel (R-87,699) B itch.
B y Diehard Toby ex Rannoch's Rosemary. 6/ 14/ 51. Breeder, owner, Mrs.
Clara W . Loew, Huntington, N. Y.
of Edgerstoune ex Edgerstoune Heather
Belle. 3/ 30/ 51. Breeder, Mrs. John G .
Winant. Owner, Alice Guthrie, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Lochearn M iss D inah (R-63,201) Bitch. B y
Ch. G old Finder's Admiral ex Gold
Finder's Wise Lady. 9/ 28/ 49. B reeder,
Mrs. C. Costabell. Owners , Paisley Hill
Kennels, Dayton, Ohio.
Mac's Welton A 'isa (R -109 ,277) Bitch . By
Ardmore Achievement ex Mac's Welton
Robbin. 9/ 19/ 52. Breeders, Mac's Welton
Kennels . Owner, Mrs. Harry C. Nixon,
Tucson, Ariz.
them within three generations.
The sons who have carried his line
most successfully are th e champions,
Mac's Welton Tweed, Wedgwood
Andy O'Briarcroft, Briarcroft Dandy,
Spitfire's Hillcote Laddie, Bittersweet
Spring Robin, and Deephaven Warspite. The latter, another handsome
silver brindle, is probably the best
known of them all because of his
outstanding show career in keenest
eastern competition. Unfortunately
for the male line of descent, Warspite
is producing thru his daughters, notably three litter sisters who have contributed eight champions: Marlu
Black Beauty, Marlu Lady May (dam
of Ch. Marlu Clincher, winner of six
Specialty shows in 1953 ) and Marlu
Scotch Belle. Altho Laddie's bloodlines are present in dozens of kennels
from coast to coast only the following
few are using them as an integral
part of their breeding programs:
Carnation Farms, Glenby, Mac's Welton, Spitfire, Amerscot and Scotbart.
Wise were the breeders who doubled
on Laddie's bloodlines, thus concentrating his quality thru both line and
family. Only thru close breeding,
Ph oto by Brown
CH. LYNWOOD ANGUS
Owned by W.R. Wood
Newtonville, Mass.
Ph oto by Brown
CH. BLANART BINGLE OF
GREENVAIL
Owned by Mrs. Beatrice G . Vail
Brooklyn, N . Y .
Shown receivin g the McOwan Memorial Trophy for Best of Winners at
the S. C. T . of A . show in September.
Judge T. H. Snethen; Frank Brumby
handling ... Bingle was Best of Winners. He finished at Philadelphia
with four Maiors.
Thunderbird Raven Lead er (R-69,256) Dog.
B y Ch. Relgalf Rebel Leader ex Ch.
Relgalf Ravenalla. 1/ 29/50. Breeders,
owners, Don and Shannon Carter, Altadena, Calif.
Blak-N-Wite Bammie (R-104,467) Dog. By
Ch. Blak-N-Wite Buche ex Blak-N-Wite
Black Beauty. 7/ 10/ 52. Breeders, owners, Blak-N-Wite Kennels, L ittleton,
Colo.
Edgerstoune Heather Honey II (R-83,003)
Bitch. By Ch. Walsing Winning Trick
Shown with John Murphy handling.
Photo taken at Penn. Specialty, Sept.
13, ' 53 where Angus was Best of Breed
under Mrs . B eatrice Vail .
Photo Evelyn Shafer
Reimill Sloop of Seaglen (Canada) (R-86,227) D og. By Bidfield Bosun ex R<eimill
Hydale P enelope. 3/ 22/ 50. B reeder, G.
CH . RANNOCH-DUNE RACHEL
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Owned by Mrs. Clare W. Loew,
Huntington, N . Y .
• • • Hillcote Laddie
<Continued from Page 14 )
pionship by his owner, Wm. J . Mac-
aulay. Laddie was seven years old
when Tweed finished but within a
five year period fifteen sons and
daughters gained their titles. In all,
68 champions trace to Hillcote Laddie
thru line, family, or both-most of
RANNOCH -DUNE KENNELS
At Stud By Appointment
Ch. Rannoch-Dune Royal Flush
B of B -
Morri s & Essex '53
Ch. Rannoch-Dune Rogue
Brother of Royal Flush
Came up from the classes to Best of
Winn ers at the Pa. Specialty, Sept
13, 1953 . Shown with Frank Brumby
handling.
with resultant concentration of his
genes for type and quality, can the
influence of a super-sire be a factor
in the establishment of a lasting heritage. Hillcote Laddie's is the story
of a great sire who was almost overlooked but who proved his greatness
with a minimum of publicity and opportunity. His bloodlines are here it is up to the fortunate breeders who
have them to hold his qualities of intelligence, showmanship , style, and
personality by using them wisely.
Diehard Toby
THE
HENSHAW SCOTTIES
Mrs. A. M. Henshaw
COLLEGE HI LL
Cincinnati, Ohio
2.0
Already the sire of Champions.
PUPPIES -
SHOW PROSPECTS
Clare W. Loew-Owner
Huntington, L. I., N. Y.
Apply to Frank & Robt. Brumby
Havahome Kennels, Jericho, L. I., N. Y.
Phone: Syosset 6-147 2
MORRISCOT KENNELS, Reg.
Stud Service
Compa n ion - Show Stock
Puppies Available
MRS. AURY MORRIS-MISS AURY MORRIS
8057 Altavan Ave., Los Angeles 45 , Cal.
A PRIL, 1954, DOG N EWS
A
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lnes,
nois .
5-54 .
'UP'rlyd
1eld ,
3-55.
nake
Best
Box
3-55.
ALE
ne ls .
3-55.
-!ES,
>red.
lhio .
4-54.
HER
feiers.
4-54.
rew-
POMERANIANS
SCHIPPERKES
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS-Cont'd
0-HI-LAND KENNELS, REG., BEAUTIful Toy and miniature puppies, best
bloodlines, in black, white, red, orange
and sable. Show, breeding and pets. Also
excellent stud service. Inquiries answered
at once. State wants clearly. Mrs. Goldi e
Jackson, R.R. 7, Box 234, Thompson Road,
Cincinnati 11, Ohio. Phone JAckson 3036.
5-54.
EXTRA
GOOD
HEALTHY
PUPPIES
reasonable.
Write for free folder.
Noirmont Kennels, Route 3, Freeport.
Illinois.
1-55.
THREE SABLE CHAMPIONS AT STUDCh. Kiltie and Golden Note-$50.00 . Ch .
Nugget- -$40.00. Tri : Summer Storm $35.00.
Quality puppies by them out of top bitches.
Sea Isle Kennels, Route 1, Bernardston,
Mass.
2-55.
TINY, TYPEY, HUGE COATED puppies.
All colors; Exceptional breeding. For
pe ts, breeding or show.
Registered.
Reasonable
prices.
Beulah
Conners,
Cameron, Missouri.
6-54.
RED AND ORANGE PUPPIES, BY Champion sired male. Several matrons and
studs. Good bloodlines, reasonably p riced .
Dorothy Young, Lathrop, Missouri. 5-54.
.nds,
lans,
orth
2-55 .
tED,
K.C.
osed
JWa .
5-54.
ND-
nee.
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ana.
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CLASSY PUPPIES , ALSO TOP STUDS ,
including Ch. Benrook Buckaroo. J onaire
Kennels, Mt. Pocono, Penna . Mt. Pocono
2-2205.
7-54 .
BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY PUPS, BL'\CK
and silver, excellent bloodlines. Mrs. K
G. Briggs, 1332 E . 41st Place , Tulsa. O,k!';~.,_
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CHOICE PUPPIES, BRED FOR disposition and quality. House trained to newspaper. Heatherbelle Kennels, Royal Oak,
Yictor ia, B. C. Canada.
10-54.
SILVER PUPPIES , BERINSHILL A...._-U
Hollycourt b 1 o o d l i n e s . Thelmaine
Poodles, Mrs. Clay , 3062 Porter st. :\'_ V
Washington 8, D. C .
6-S--
CH. BLANART BARRISTER AT STUD ,
producer of champions. Puppies, grown
stock available. Inquiries invited. Frances Gannon, 2248 Ridgewood, Highland ,
Indiana .
7-54 .
POODLES (Standard)
-: ..XPECTING WHEATENS, JETS, BLACKS ,
brind les by Ch. Kinclaven Fortissimo
and his son . Stud service. Clinch Mt.
Kennels, Rutledge, Tenn.
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AKC STUDS FROM IMP . SIRE ~
granddam (Black, brown, cream a:nc
white) Wonderful dispositions, beat:.ti-=:.:l
coats and heads. Puppies , all colors_ E!.!
times. Cold Spring Kennels;, A ustinbt:rg
Ohio.
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PUGS
l.00.
;ire,
:-55.
SCOTTISH CHAMPION SIRED PROVE
stud, three years, - proven bitch black
.vo years. Black male puppies . Vera M.
tone, Knoxville, Illinois .
6-54 .
SEALYHAM TERRIERS
CHAMPIONS AND I MPORTED DOGS ;;;;
s tud . Puppies $50.00 11p. K ee~an K e-nels , Reg ., Saco. Maine (Since 1922). 3-~
Rr\'KLESTONE SEALYHAMS, 120 EAST
Township Road, Decatur, Ill. Lovely
pupp ies available. Ch. Rinklestone Radar
adn Ch. Rinklestone Red Clipper at stud.
5.54.
~ust
877.
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!\.Tlike
hea
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SHELTIE PUPPIES, THREE LITTERS
DUE February, one sired by Ch . White
Wings Dusky Davey. Dr. Frank W . Shaffer,
Salina, Kansas.
4-54.
CH. WHITE WINGS DUSKY DAVEY 14¥.,
inch tri-color, stud in Kansas City. Puppies arriving. Gilmore Walter, Overland
Park, Kansas.
4-54.
PUPPY-TICIPATING THIS SPRING Sable
and tricolor puppies, good bloodlines,
loveable dispositions. Rho-Jo's, 17 Park
L ane, Decatur, Ills .
5-54.
BEAUTIFUL SHELTIES FROM LEADING
bloodlines. Lovely dispositions . Two
champions at stud. Puppies occasionally.
F aharaby K e nnels, 15 Dillingham Road,
Asheville, North Carolina.
2-55.
HANDSOME PUPPIES - ALL COLOR'S,
pet, show, obedience. Good with children.
Matrons, stud service. Cedardale Kennels,
Howland Road, East Greenwich, R . I. 5-54.
CHAMPION KINSWOOD CHRISTOPHER
at stud. Sire and Dam are champions.
The 15 dogs i n 3 generations have produced
lH champions. Lorrell Kennels , Route 2,
Batesville, M ississippi.
6-54 .
BEAUTIFUL SABLE, TRICOLOR, BLUE
puppies for s howing or companions. Ch.
Wayfarer and Ch. Finalist at s tud . Pocono
Kennels, Kim berton, Penna.
3-55.
REGISTERED
PUPPIES,
CHAMPION
bloodlines. Sables and tricolors. Stud
ser.ice. Cocker Spaniels and Beagles on
order S ieverts, Green Lake, Wisconsin.
3-55.
SHELTIE PUPPIES, ONE LITTER sired by
Ch. White Wings Dusky Davey, one by
Ch. Shelt-E-Ain Robin.
Dr . Frank W.
S haffer, Salina, Kansas.
3-55.
ST. BERNARDS
-AINT BERNARD PUPPIES. ROUGH
coa ted Swiss type. Massive, intelligent
•nd beautiful from world's finest bloodlines.
Schwarzwald Hof Kennels, 5136
Cascade Road, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
1-55.
PULIS
SETTERS (Irish)
PULI P UPPIES, UTMOST INTELLIGEXC:::..
loyalty . Champion bloodlines . PrcweC.
stud available. Cejro Puli Kennels, ~
East Broad, Columbus, Ohio . MAin ~-
AT STUD! CANADIAN CH. CALDENE
ANGUS O 'DARE, a son of Ch. Caldene
Picardy. Breeding stock and puppies also
availa ble. W. L. Newhall, Knockross Kenn els, Box 47, Coraopolis, Penna.
9-54
A .K.C . ST. BERNARDS. GUARANTEED
healthy. Mantle and splash. Pet and
show type puppies now. J. Laurie, Ellengown Kennels, Reading, Michigan .
4-54 .
RETRIEVERS
RETRIEVERS- GOLDENS, FIVE MO:\ ~nS
Priced to sell. Young black LabraC.or
hard working retrieving, lot of fire_ HlLver Halversen , Route 4, Manito\VOC ~ 7."'is-
DARK RED PUPS OF GOOD STAMIXA
and disposition . Show and field breeding.
Piper's Glen Kennels, Box 35-D ,
Rte 3, Hampton, Va .
4-54 .
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. AT STUD! Ch.
Salmagundi's Prince Red Sails. B aldpate Kennels , B o x f o r d, Mass . M. :\1.
Thrasher. Tel. Geo . 4311.
S-54.
SALUKIS
feires
SEVERAL PROMISING SHELTIE PUPS ,
Gay, friendly, well marked sables. Sire,
Tiny Decision of Lane Rock. Mabel Ishman , West Union, Iowa.
4-54.
SETTERS (Gordon)
consion.
;ies.
ine.
-54.
CHAMPION SIRED PUPPIES - BLUES,
sables, tris. Stud service. Waljon Kennels, Route 65 and 582. Bowling Green,
Ohio. Phone Tontogany 3214.
5-54.
G-ORDONS - C INDERELLA OF SETTER
breed - beautifully marked. Two matrons, AKC - two years old. Young spayed
females - natural for 1954 hunting. F . A .
.Seadwell, Colle A3, Rochester, Minnesota.
5-54.
BEAUTIFUL PUG PUPPIES , WIXX-~
bloodlin e. Stud service. Grace A twooe
(N ) 705 N . Penn., Drumright, Oklah'
>UR
:1.na.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS
CH. MERRYMORN ANTOINE AT STCD.
puppies available . Black, brown and
s ilver. Valeway Kennels, 7600 ~ S t...
Williamsville 21, New York .
'.!-».
BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES, APRICOT FA _
AND blacks, show type and pets. s;;c :
up.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Ve 1 .- ;;;
Edwards, Woodbine, Iowa .
tter
iced
. 0.
i-54.
SCHNAUZERS (Miniature)
POODLES (MINIATURE)
PUGS, FAWNS, CHAMPION S IRED.
to six months, $50.00 to $100 .000.
service, $25.00 to $50.00. Kay's, :ll~
Ohio.
.;-.s
'OID-
PUPPIES, CHAMPION BLOODLINES. stud
service. Reasonable. J. L . Leis, R.F.D.
2. Phone 5-3707, Jacksonville, Florida. 5-54.
CH AMPION AT STUD- PUPPIES for
sale. Keegan Kennels, Saco, Maine .
4-54
(S ince 1922)
~son ,
ms.
SCHNAUZERS (Standard)
REDUCING STOCK, OLDER PUPS and
grown stock. Bred matrons - pet and
show types. Nor-Fell Kennels, 706 F ell,
Normal, Illinois .
6-54.
'up-
3rit4-54.
QUALITY PUPPIES , REASONABLY
PRICED, also stud service. M. W. Thompson, 4310 Rhea Road, Wichita Falls, Texas .
6-54 .
STUD SERVICE. MALE AND FEMA~
pups whelped in February 1953 . Bea:.-tifully marked. Edward Newell, G alva. r._
linois.
SAMOYEDS
CHAMPION SIRED QUALITY SPBIXG
puppies.
Best English and Amer-=
bloodlines . Champions at stud. T op Acres.
Medway, Ohio . Phone Medlake 8-l'3L
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APRIL, 1954, DOC NEWS
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS
CHAMPION SIRED PUPPIES, HEALTHY,
inoculated; for show, breeding. pets.
Ch. Frigate's Emblem of Astolat, 151h"
mahogany at stud-$50.00. Over 80 Best
of Breeds. Astolat Kennels, Kunkletown
20, Penna. Phone Stroudsburg 3812-R2.
9-54.
BEAUTIFUL PUPS, BITCHES AND stud
dogs for sale-to reduce labor, or will
;ell business entirely .
MacGuire Kennels, Wellesley, Mass.
12 -54..
'SPRINGER SPANIELS
CH. PEN-BET-LEE'S BONNIVERO at
stud, siring puppies with looks, character and disposition. Seymour W . Roberts,
Quonset Kennels, R. D. l, Utica, New
York.
10-54.
SPRINGER SPANIELS SIRED BY KING
Peter of Salilyn, Dam by Int. Ch. Frejax R'oyal Salute. 2 females 1 year old,
L&W . Breed to Royalist. Reiff's Kennels ,
5665 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, Mich.
4-54.
CHAMPION SIRED L & W MALE - 4
years. Also Imp. L&W matron. Very
reasonable. Souchow Kennels, 21 East Dale
D rive, Dayton 5, Ohio.
5-54.
STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIERS
SPECIALIZING IN SOUN DNESS, temperamentally and physically. X-Pert Kennels, 32 Pine St., Hornell, New York. 9-54.
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