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"Long John Silver - that's who!" The Newf that was bought as a pet and became Canada's Top Dog all breeds By Joan Morden W herever one travels these days when dog people get together, sooner or later someone brings up the subject of 'your Canadian Landseer'. 'He 's simply magnificent' is typi- cal of what is said. Not unusual that Canada's top show dog of the year should be magnifi- cent. What is unusual is that the dog should be a Landseer. Because up until a few years ago it was rare indeed to see a Landseer at a show. Rarer even to see one winning the breed. And then a black and white New- foundland from the west made everyone realize that a Landseer could be just as typey. just as sound as his all- black brothers. The dog's name was Ch. Topmast's Pied Piper. Campaigned sparingly, he was the front runner that changed most people's thinking about Landseers. Then hard on his heels came 'Long John'. Or to give him his full name. Canadian and American Cham- pion Hornblower's Long John Silver, named after Stevenson's one- legged pirate in Trea- sure Island because he had one solid black front leg. It was because of this distinctive marking that Lynn and Richard Raymond, of Ottawa, were able to buy Long John as a pet. While not a disqualification, neither was the solid black foreleg considered a desirable mark- ing. His breeder thought it could count against him in the show ring. "B e s i d e s , he was the biggest puppy in his litter." laughs Lynn, "and that is usually not regarded as the best show prospect." On both counts Long John fooled the ex- perts. He grew big and sound and handsome. As for the marking, in the words of Dr. Ivan Swedrup, a Swedish judge who has judged in 30 countries around the world and awarded Long John first in the Working Group on a recent Canadian assignment: "With confor- mation such as that, who cares about how the dog is marked." So the Newf that was bought as a family cn pet went home to Ottawa to live with the Ray¬ monds and true to instinct assumed his re¬ >- sponsibility of watching over their three young sons. "He'd get very excited whenever one of ™ them went swimming in the pool. We had to <? train Long John not to rescue them." Q During his growing months Lynn kept in c touch with Long John's breeder. Jerry Neu- (o feld. and began seriously to study the New- o foundland. It soon became apparent that her Q puppy was developing into something more than a run- of- the- mill pet. Long John looked 12 promising and. encouraged by Neufeld, Lynn showed him at a few matches. As a handler she was no roaring success. Being tiny, she found that her arms simply were not long enough to set the big dog up properly and she realized that if Long John was going to make his mark in the show ring she would need to get a pro. Neufeld directed her to Martha Thorne. "The first time I saw the big fellow," says Martha, "he came ploughing through a mud puddle to my front door. Even though I a l - ready had a Newf to handle, one look at Long John changed my mind. That's the dog I'm going to show. I told Ly nn." And that's the way it was for over two years. Martha says that once in a career a handler hopes to have a dog like Long John. After two shows, she says, he almost showed himself. He knew exactly what was expected of him and when he won he was in his glory. He loves the ap- plause and attention. Martha recalls his first big weekend when he won two shows back- to- back in Quebec City. "The spectators mobbed the ring. Children crowded around him; babies were set astride his back to pose for pictures. Long John just stood there wag- ging his tail and smiling." Lynn enjoyed the winning too and after a successful 1977 season with the Newf top- ping his breed, placing sixth in the Wtorking Group and tenth all breeds, she set her sights on the big award — Top Dog, All Breeds. She had followed Dick Meen's campaign of his Borzoi and decided to follow a similar plan. But Long John, being a working dog, had a big advantage because of the greater size of the group entry. Lynn figured that if he could place in the group consistently, the Newf would have little trouble coming out on top. "We were prepared to travel farther for bigger wins if it seemed to be necessary. Luckily it wasn't. We knew it would be costly but the reward seemed worth the price." The 1978 campaign began with group placings and a BIS at the Sportsmen's Show. And throughout the year Long John held the pace — always a bit ahead of his closest competitor Remarkable for any show dog — sensational in a giant breed that feels the heat and is prone to dropping coat. Change of pace kept him from getting show weary and bored. Weekdays he relaxed at home being picked up each Thursday by Martha, groom- ed and then taken to the shows. To help him cope with stress he was fed a protein enriched diet. But, even so, Lynn estimates he lost five to ten pounds on a circuit. Holding coat was a continuing problem too. But, oddly enough. Lynn says he made some of his best wins when he was actually out of coat Keeping the big fellow sparkling clean with his rich black markings sharply delineated against a pure white ground colour was a challenge to his handler. Martha says Long John was most cooperative. He'd hop intohis bathtub and stand still as long as she wanted to work on him. Special shampoos and grooming equip- me nt we re n't the only things that followed Long John on his travels. He had his own mat to lie on at ringside to keep him from soiling his coat; his own bibs to catch drools if he got overheated; his favourite toy, a stuffed Teddv Bear, to cuddle; bottles filled with water to spray him cool and bushels of ice cubes for him to lick. And in return for all this t.I.e. he gave his mistress and his handler the wins they sought and made history for his breed Lynn has no further ambitions for Long John in Canada. She feels he's done his pan. He will be shown here again but just occa- sionally. Currently he is with Bill Trainorin the U.S. "We 'll be playing this one by ear" Lynn explains, "w e don't plan on a heavy cam- paign. We 'd just like to see how he fares tn different competition." So far, pretty well. His first time out Lone John won the breed and placed second in the Working Group. B ut e v e n more important, he has begun to exert a strong influence on the breed as a sire. One of his puppies won Best in Sweepstakes at the National specialty while numerous others placed well in class- es. Lynn has some young stock at home she plans on showing he rs e lf. She is learning how to groom and handle : "I'm not very good yet, but I'm working at it. " She knows she'll e njoy the extra involvement and be- sides, she thinks it might be easier to get into the ring with a dog than to agonize at ringside watching someone else show for her As a family, the Raymonds enjoy the doc shows. Richard says it's like being in another world; business worries are forgotten andh: likes competitive sports. But when asked it they would ever hit the campaign trail as hard as they did in 1978 they replied, almost I unis on: "N o t for a while — it's too intense, too exhausting." Then, on reflection. Ly n n , who admits she's deeper into the dog hobby than Ri« ard, q u a l i f i e d he r a ns w e r: "We l l — rnayt* When we get another Long John.' The stunning cover portrait o/frWT** was taken by internationally renowned onto photographer Normunds Berlins

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"Long John Silver - that's who!" The Newf that was bought as a pet and became Canada's Top Dog all breeds

B y Jo a n Mo rd e n

Whe re v e r one trave ls the s e day s w he n dog pe ople ge t toge the r, s o o ne r or late r s o me o ne brings up the s ubje c t o f 'y o ur Canadian

La nd s e e r'. 'He 's s imply mag nific e nt' is ty pi-c a l o f w hat is s a id. Not unus ual that Ca na da 's top s ho w do g o f the y e ar s ho uld be mag nifi-c e nt. What is unus ual is that the dog s ho uld be a La nds e e r. Be c aus e up until a fe w y e ars ag o it w a s rare inde e d to s e e a Lands e e r at a s ho w . Ra re r e v e n to s e e one w inning the bre e d. A n d the n a blac k and white Ne w -fo undland fro m the w e s t made e ve ry o ne realize that a La nds e e r c o uld be jus t as ty pe y . jus t as s o und as his all- blac k brothe rs .

T h e do g 's name w a s C h . T o pmas t 's Pie d Pipe r. Ca mpa ig ne d s paring ly , he w as the fro nt runne r that c hang e d mos t pe o ple 's thinking about Lands e e rs . T he n hard on his he e ls c ame 'Lo n g Jo hn'. Or to g iv e him his full name . Ca na dia n and Ame ric an Cha m-pio n Ho rnblo w e r's Lo ng Jo hn S i lv e r, name d afte r S te v e ns o n's one - le gge d pirate in T re a -s ure Is land be c aus e he had one s o lid blac k front le g .

It w a s be c aus e o f this dis tinc tiv e marking that Ly n n and Ric ha rd Ra y mo nd, o f Ottaw a, w e re able to buy Lo ng Jo hn as a pe t. While not a dis qualif ic a t io n, ne ithe r w as the s o lid blac k fo re le g c o ns ide re d a de s irable mark-ing . His bre e de r thought it c o uld count ag ains t him in the s ho w ring.

"B e s i d e s , he w as the bigge s t puppy in his l i t t e r . " laug hs Ly n n , "a n d that is us ually not regarded as the be s t s ho w pro s pe c t . "

On both c o unts Lo ng Jo hn fo o le d the e x -pe rts . He g re w big and s o und and hands o me . A s fo r the ma rking , in the w o rds o f Dr. Iv an S w e drup , a S w e dis h judg e w ho has judg e d in 3 0 c o untrie s aro und the w o rld and awarde d Lo n g Jo hn firs t in the Wo rking Gro up on a recent Ca na dia n as s ig nme nt: "Wi t h c onfor-matio n s uc h as that, w ho c are s about how the do g is m a r k e d . "

S o the N e w f that w as bought as a family cn pe t w e nt ho me to Ottaw a to liv e w ith the Ray¬

mo nds and true to ins tinc t as s ume d his re¬>- s po ns ibil ity o f w atc hing o v e r the ir thre e

y o ung s o ns . "H e ' d ge t v e ry e x c ite d w he ne v e r one o f

™ the m w e nt s w imming in the po o l. We had to <? train Lo n g Jo hn not to re scue t h e m . " Q During his g ro w ing mo nths Ly n n ke pt in c to uc h w ith Lo ng Jo hn's bre e de r. Je rry Ne u-(o f e ld. and be g an s e rio us ly to s tudy the Ne w-o fo undland. It s o o n be c ame appare nt that he r

Q puppy w as de v e lo ping into s o me thing more than a run- of- the - mill pe t. Lo ng Jo hn looke d

1 2 pro mis ing and. e nc o urag e d by Ne ufe ld,

Ly n n s ho w e d him at a fe w matc he s . A s a handle r s he w as no roaring s uc c e s s . Be ing t iny , s he fo und that he r arms s imply we re not lo ng e no ug h to s e t the big dog up prope rly and s he realized that if Lo ng Jo hn w as go ing to make his mark in the s ho w ring s he w o uld ne e d to ge t a pro . Ne ufe ld dire c te d he r to Martha T ho rne .

"T h e firs t time I s aw the big f e l l o w , " s ay s Martha , "h e c ame plo ug hing through a mud puddle to my front do o r. Ev e n though I a l-ready had a N e w f to handle , one look at Lo ng Jo hn c hang e d my mind. T ha t 's the dog I'm g o ing to s ho w . I to ld L y n n . " And that's the w a y it w as for o v e r tw o y e ars . Martha s ay s that o nc e in a c are e r a handle r hope s to have a do g like Lo ng Jo hn. Afte r two s ho w s , s he s a y s , he almo s t s ho w e d hims e lf . He kne w e x ac t ly w hat w as e x pe c te d o f him and w he n he w o n he w as in his g lo ry . He lo ve s the ap-plaus e and atte ntion. Martha recalls his firs t big w e e ke nd w he n he w o n tw o s ho w s back-to- back in Que be c Ci t y . "T h e s pe c tators mo bbe d the ring. Childre n c ro w de d around him; babie s w e re s e t as tride his bac k to pos e fo r pic ture s . Lo ng Jo hn jus t s tood the re w ag -g ing his tail and s m i l i n g . "

Ly n n e njo y e d the w inning too and afte r a s uc c e s s ful 1977 s e as o n w ith the N e w f top-ping his bre e d, plac ing s ix th in the Wtorking Gro up and te nth all bre e ds , s he s e t he r s ights on the big aw ard — T o p Do g , Al l Bre e ds . S he had fo llo w e d Dic k Me e n's c ampaig n o f his B o rz o i and de c ide d to fo llo w a s imilar plan. But Lo ng Jo hn, be ing a w o rking do g , had a big advantage be c aus e o f the gre ate r s iz e o f the group e ntry . Ly n n figured that if he c o uld plac e in the group c o ns is te ntly , the N e w f w o uld have little trouble c o ming out o n top.

"W e w e re pre pare d to trave l farthe r for big g e r w ins if it s e e me d to be ne c e s s ary . Luc k i l y it w as n't . We kne w it w o uld be c o s tly but the re w ard s e e me d worth the p r i c e . "

T h e 1978 c ampaig n be gan w ith group plac ing s and a B IS at the S po rts me n's S ho w . A n d throughout the y e ar Lo ng Jo hn he ld the pac e — a lw a y s a bit ahe ad o f his c lo s e s t c o mpe tito r Re markable for any s ho w do g — s e ns atio nal in a g iant bre e d that fe e ls the he at and is prone to dro pping c o at. Chang e o f pac e ke pt him from ge tting s ho w w e ary and bo re d. We e kda y s he re laxed at home be ing pic ke d up e ac h T hurs day by Martha, g ro o m-e d and the n take n to the s ho w s . T o he lp him c o pe w ith s tre s s he w as fe d a prote in e nric he d die t. But , e v e n s o , Ly n n e s timate s he los t five to te n pounds o n a c irc uit . Ho lding c oat w a s a c o ntinuing pro ble m too. But , oddly

e no ug h. Ly n n s ay s he made some of his best w ins w he n he w a s ac tually out of coat Ke e p i ng the big fe llo w s parkling clean with his rich blac k marking s s harply delineated ag ains t a pure w hite ground colour was a c ha l le ng e to his handle r. Martha says Long Jo hn w a s mo s t c o o pe rative . He 'd hop intohis bathtub and s tand s till as long as she wanted to w o rk o n him.

S pe c ia l s hampo o s and grooming equip-me nt w e re n't the o nly things that followed Lo n g Jo hn o n his trav e ls . He had his own mat to lie o n at rings ide to ke e p him from soiling his c o at; his o w n bibs to c atc h drools if he got o v e rhe ate d; his favo urite toy , a stuffed Teddv B e a r , to c uddle ; bottle s fille d with water to s pray him c o o l and bus he ls of ice cubes for h im to l i c k . A n d in re turn for all this t.I.e. he g av e his mis tre s s and his handler the wins the y s o ug ht and made his tory for his breed

L y n n has no furthe r ambitions for Long Jo hn in Ca na da . S he fe e ls he 's done his pan. He w i l l be s ho w n he re again but just occa-s io na l ly . Curre nt ly he is with Bill Trainorin the U . S .

"W e ' l l be play ing this one by e ar" Lynn e x p la ins , "w e do n't plan on a heavy cam-pa ig n. We ' d jus t like to s e e how he fares tn diffe re nt c o mpe t i t io n . "

S o far, pre tty w e l l . His firs t time out Lone Jo hn w o n the bre e d and place d second in the Wo rk ing Gro up. But e ve n more important, he has be g un to e x e rt a s trong influence on the bre e d as a s ire . One o f his puppies won B e s t in S w e e ps ta ke s at the National specialty w hi le nume ro us o the rs place d we ll in class-

e s . L y n n has s o me y o ung s tock at home she

plans o n s ho w ing he rs e lf. She is learning ho w to g ro o m and handle : "I'm not very g o o d y e t , but I'm w o rking at it. " She knows s he 'l l e njo y the e x tra involve me nt and be-s ide s , s he thinks it might be e as ie r to get into the ring w ith a do g than to agonize at ringside w a tc hing s o me o ne e ls e s how for her

A s a f a mi ly , the Ray mo nds enjoy the doc s h o w s . Ric ha rd s ay s it's like being in another w o rld ; bus ine s s w o rrie s are forgotten andh: l ike s c o mpe t it iv e s ports . But when asked it the y w o uld e v e r hit the campaign trail as hard as the y did in 1 9 7 8 the y replied, almost I unis o n: "N o t for a w hile — it's too intense, too e x h a u s t i n g . "

T h e n , o n re flection. Ly nn, who admits s he 's de e pe r into the dog hobby than Ri« a rd , qua lif ie d he r ans w e r: "We l l — rnayt* Wh e n w e ge t ano the r Lo ng John.'

T he s tunning cov e r portrait o / f rWT ** w as tak e n by inte rnationally re now ne d onto photographe r Normunds Be rlins

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Kay e Pe e r, co- publis he r of Do g s in Canada. pre s e nte d the magaz ine 's aw ard to Long John's

ow ne r Ly nn Ray mond at the May Ottaw a Ke nne l

Club s how . In mak ing the aw ard, Kay e s aid: "In

1883, Robe rt Louis S te v e ns on w rote a book calle d

T re as ure Is land, w hich has be come a be lov e d

clas s ic . S te v e ns on's mos t colourful characte r w as a

lus ty pirate name d Long John S ilv e r, w ho w as

s e arching for a tre as ure of pie ce s of e ight. T oday ,

*f hav e the ple as ure of s aluting anothe r, v e ry

diffe re nt Long John S ilv e r, w ho s tarte d his que s t in

1978 and along the w ay , unlik e S te v e ns on's

protagonis t, has capture d a le gion of frie nds . Long

John S ilv e r — y ou'v e als o found y our ow n gold,

w hich w e pre s e nt to y ou and y our ow ne r today .

Would e v e ry one he re join w ith us in s aluting our

°w n Canadian Long John S ilv e r, Canada's T op D°gfor 1978, and his ow ne r Mrs . Ly nn

Ray mond."

I snn and Richard Ray mond w uh Mrs Joan Morden w ho P ^ ' d ̂

un Canada's aw ard ,o Martha Cov ington Thome , w ho handled Long John

to the top.

A festival of stars

In 1 9 6 3 Dogs in Canada mag az ine de v e lo pe d a s y s te m to de te rmine annually the top thre e w inning dogs in

e a c h c o mpe t ing bre e d, the top te n in e ac h group and the top te n, a ll bre e ds . T h e s y s t e m is bas e d on awarding

o ne po int fo r e a c h do g de fe ate d fro m Be s t o f Bre e d to Be s t in S ho w S o me mo nths ag o w e inv ite d the owners

o f a l l the s e top do g s , a ll bre e ds , to jo in w ith us in pre s e nting this 'lo o k at the g re a ts '. It w o uld have been

s ple ndid if a ll had re s po nde d. A n d it's o ur priv ile g e and ple as ure to pre s e nt this pic to ria l fe ature for your

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C A N . & A M . C H . L O R A M A R S I ' M A D A N D Y

1963 Mr s . Andre na B nino t te , o f Po o dhall fame , handle d this mag nific e nt T o y P o o dle and w e are g rate ful for he r c o o pe ratio n in pro v iding this photograph take n w it h judg e S tan Whitmo re . 'Da nde e ' w as s ire d by A m . C h . Challando n Iv y Le a g u e o ut o f Lo ra ma r's P ix ie and o w ne d by A . E . B a rlo w . His re c o rd o f 1 0 0 B e s t s in S h o w s till s tands o v e r a ll po o dle s — T o y . Miniature and S ta nda rd Mrs . Bnino tte c o mme nts : "D a n d e e w as the total s ho w do g . He w as the e as ie s t do g in the w o rld and fne nd o f e v e ry o ne he me t. His fabulo us te m-pe rame nt made it e a s y to ke e p him in top c o nditio n at all time s . I re me mbe r o nc e at We s t mins t e r w he n he w ag g e d his tail w ithout s topping for 4 5 minute s w h i l e the c la s s w a s be ing judg e d. He w a s a jo y to s ho w and ne ve r le t me do w n He w a s e v e ntua l ly s o ld to the Ro be rt Le v y s o f Flo rida and w as c ampaig ne d by the m a lmo s t e x c l us i v e l y o w ne r- ha ndle d. " Mrs . Bnino tte be lie v e s a poodle is an e a s y bre e d to c a mpa ig n pro v ide d y o u take no rmal, c o rre c t c are o f the c oat and he alth and a ls o that y o u ne v e r ne g le c t the e mo tio nal ne e ds o f this s e ns itiv e a nd inte llig e nt bre e d. S he be lie v e s that the re is le s s e mphas is on le ngth o f c oat to day and that ma ny do g s are no w s ho w n in c o ntine ntal c l ip w hic h w as e x t re me ly rare in the '5 0 s and '6 0 s . S he be lie v e s that the quality o f T o y s has c o ns ide ra bly impro v e d w ith the y e ars but that unfortunate ly one s till finds ma ny po o rly ba la nc e d , lo ng - bac ke d do g s be ing s ho w n w ho s e o nly qualif ic a-t io n to be ing a T o y is hav ing s ho rt, o fte n bo w e d, le g s .

C A N . & E N G . C H .

S T O N E Y G A P S U G A R C A N D Y O F M A H N R A F

1964 F re d F ra s e r , B e n Bra g g ie Ke n n e l s , Ot t a w a , o w ne d this sensational female

We s t Hig h la nd White T e rrie r. S he w a s bre d by Mrs . D. Famham and sittdb>

E n g . C h . Wo rk m a n o f Wy ns o lo t e x S ug a r Puf f o f Mahnraf Shownonlyfw

t ime s in En g l a n d , s he w o n fo ur C C s , inc luding Be s t of Bre e d ai Crunsm

1 9 6 4 . F re d g ro o me d, c o ndit io ne d and handle d he r. w o rking with her for hours

e v e ry da y . He fe e ls that ke e ping the We s t ie in top condition and shown?

unde r judg e s w h o re c o g niz e c o ndit io n and quality are the special problem

fa c e d in c a mpa ig ning the bre e d. 'Ca n d y ' die d in 1 9 7 2 . Fre d b e M * *

We s t ie s are not as g o o d to day ; that the y hav e gone bac kwards in quality

that the re c o rds s ubs tantiate this s tate me nt. In 1 9 7 2 he had the second topi*

in Ca n a d a . He w a s o nly s ho w n 3 2 t ime s , fro m Marc h to Nove mbe r.yd*

2 8 Gro u p I s ts and 18 B e s t s in S h o w . N o o the r Canadian- owne d Westie.

s a y s , has attaine d this re c o rd. He s tate s : "A t o ne time . We s ue s won

g ro ups and B e s t s in S h o w than any o the r te rrie r. T o day , few P l a c e

g ro up. We hav e los t ma ny top t e me r judg e s and c ons c ie ntious o rc w

las t e ig ht y e a rs , and the y hav e not be e n replaced."

J \ - M X R ' S W E N G E R O K \ R B O R

1966 Ow n e d by Mrs He athe r Lo g a n .

Oa k v d l e . O m . Re b e l ' d ie d o f c anc e r n 1 9 7 1 .

B re d by B i l l F o r d , he w a s s ore d by C h ( Ca n &

Am ) Harry V o m Do na uka i o ut o f Jas mine o f Ev e -

le v Wh i l e c a mpa ig ne d in the S tate s o n h to his

Due . he c apture d g ro ups the re , lo o Mrs Lo g a n be -

l i e v e s that S he phe rds are re lativ e ly e as y to s ho w

c o mpa re d to many bre e ds but that c are ful g ro o ming

is e s s e nt ia l Re b e l ' w a s " a bo ra s how- man and

s e e me d to lo v e 'be ing cm the ro a d' " Mrs Lo g a n

fe e ls that to day "Ma n y S he phe rds lac k the s o und

s truc ture fo und in the ring te n to 20 y e ars ag o T h i s

is pre do minate ly attributable to the e x tre me I

Ho n. e s pe c ia l l y in the hindquarte r.

w e l l a s to the te nde nc y to judg e the do g s mainly o n

s ide g ait T h i s pro ble m de nie s many a bre e d w inne r

a g ro up pla c ing in to da y 's c o mpe t it io n Re b e l '

w a s a l w a y s e x e rc i s e d and fe d a hig h pro te in die t s o

that he c o uld be pre s e nte d in g o o d c o at c o ndit io n

and mus c ula r b lo o m He w a s ne v e r pre s e nte d » i t h

his n b s s ho w ing and c o at untidy and dull It take s

ho urs o f w o rk and a g re at de a l o f p a t i e n c e . "

P̂proximaiely 100 c hampio n pro g e ny w e re s ire d by this mag nif ic e nt S t .

JT J T

0 w n e d b y °* and Mrs Ch a rl e s Lu n n o f F ra nkl in Ce nt re . Que B re d

Hoe tfe ^' A m b a s s a d e u r ' * a s s u e d by C h . S e nato r V . Fri t z V . Mig hty

factual " 6 A m b a s s a d e u r ' d | e d Ma y 5 . 1 9 7 8 . D r . Lu n n be lie v e s that the

Si s n o w s are he ld in the s umme r c re ate s a pro ble m in c ampaig ning

feels t h a *"1 3 "1 ^ " " ̂ ° f ^ d l s c o m f o r t c a us e d by hot w e athe r. Dr. Lu n n

»onh J! b r e C d e r S h O U ' d c a P a b l e o f s ho w ing his o w n do g , if that do g is

y o campaigning . He be lie v e s that the bre e d is be c o ming le s s po pular

"sequently that the g e ne ral quality is de g e ne raung .

C A N . , A M . & B D A . C H . M E P H I S T O ' S S O L D I E R O F F O R T l N E

1976 S e v e n y e a rs o f ag e this mo nth and lo o king as g o rg e o us as e v e r . ' ' w nt e s Mrs . o>

D o n n a C o l e , c o - o w ne r w ith B o b Co l e o f the gre at S o ldie r' B re d by Mr and J

Mr s . W P ins ke r. he w a s s ire d by C h . ( Ca n . & A m . ) S c he r- Kho un's S hadrac k

e x C h . V e r w o o d 's Lo l l ipo p . T o date . S o ldie r' has 3 5 c hampio n proge ny to ̂

h is c re dit In the thre e y e a rs he w a s c ampaig ne d in the S tate s , he w as amo ng

the top te n w inning B o x e rs e a c h y e ar — the las t y e a r, numbe r s ix ; for tw o .g

y e a rs , numbe r f iv e . 'S o l d i e r 'w a s a l lo w e d to run o n a ranc h e arly in his life and [S

his mus c ul a r de v e lo pme nt w a s mainta ine d by a l lo w ing him daily fre e running Q

Mr s . C o l e fe e ls s he c a n ra is e e x c e l le nt puppie s and c o ndiuo n animals to the ir c

pe ak but do e s not hav e the ha nds ' for handling S he be lie v e s that handling is a <n

tale nt o ne is bo rn w it h . Mrs . Co l e fe e ls that "w e hav e a pre do minanc e o f o

bnndle a nima ls due to the w inning records and ability to pro duc e o f Fa s hio n

Hint . S ha dra c k and S o l d i e r . " Mr s . C o l e ' s ke nne l in S urre y , B . C . , is c a l le d

Ro d o nna . 1 5

F E S T I V A L O F S T A R S continue d

C A N . & A M . C H .

M I - T I T S H A N S U S H A N G

1975 D e c e m b e r 6 , 1 9 7 2 . ma rke d the s tart o f S ha ng 's ' s pe c t a c ula r s ho w c are e r B re d by Mr. and Mrs . Ru s s Ro b b . he w a s s ire d by C h . ( Ca n . & A m . ) Fo o H 'S i n g ' s Mis t e r L i n Wu e x C h . Ch i - Kw a n g 's Han S u Me i . He is o w ne d by Jo an and He rb Wil l ia ms and F re d P e ddie . B u Dy na s t y , T o ro nto . N o w s ix y e a rs o l d . S h a n g ' has w o n 5 7 all bre e d Be s ts in S h o w , o v e r 2 6 0 Gr o u p l s t s . e ight bre e d s pe c ialtie s a nd o ne g ro up s pe c ia lty He has take n g ro ups at We s t mins t e r. Ch i c a g o , We s tc he s te r. T re nto n. De -tro it. Me mp h i s and Mo ntre al Inte rnatio nal. He has w o n the U . S . N at io na l Ch o w Ch o w s pe c ia lty , the C h o w C h o w F a nc ie rs o f Ca na d a t w ic e , the Wis -c o ns in C h o w C h o w Cl u b s pe c ia lty thre e t ime s , and the Ma ple Le a f C h o w C h o w s pe c ialty tw ic e . Fre d s a y s that "G o o d die t planning , both for the do g 's indiv idua l ne e ds w ith c are take n as to bre e d pe c u-l ia rit ie s , c o at c o ndit io ning w ith s pe c ia l atte ntion to s ha mpo o s and brus hing te c hnique s , and a regulated pro g ra m o f ro ad w o rk and play time all add to the o v e ra l l pic ture o f a pro pe rly c o nditio ne d s ho w do g . Ho w e v e r , the o ne ma g ic a l quality that is s till ne e de d is pa na c he , w itho ut w hic h the mo s t pe rfe c t o f do g s is n't a gre at s ho w do g " F re d s tate s that S h a n g is " a g e nt le , lo v ing do g to o w n , but what is a l s o re w a rding is the fac t that his c hildre n and g ra ndc hi ldre n c o ntinue his w inning w a y s . He has pro duc e d g ro up w inning c hildre n and Be s t in S ho w w inn ing g ra n d c h i l d re n . " N ic kna me d "t he Ch o w that f l i e s " by the New York T imes . 'S h a ng ' is a g re at do g w h o has he lpe d bring recognition to Ca n a d a and Ca na d ia n do g s .

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C A N . & A M . C H . K I S H N I G A ' S D E S E R T S O N G

1977 B re d by c o - o w ne rs Drs . Ric ha rd Me e n and Jo hn Re e ve - Ne ws on of Camp-

be l lv i l l e . On t . . the s pe c tac ular B o rz o i w a s s ire d by Ch . Kis hnigas Gallam

Anub i s e x C h . Rub y de B o l s h o y . T o date , he has ten Canadian champioc

pro g e ny and s e v e ra l w ith po ints to w ards the ir Ame ric an title . In 1978.

Mo us t a c he ' w a s numbe r s ix a ll bre e ds in the S tate s , topGaze hound. number

tw o Ho und and top B o rz o i w ith 4 9 Be s t s o f B re e d . 3 6 Gro up ls ts . 17 Bests it

S h o w , e ig ht s pe c ia lty B e s t s in S h o w — de fe ating 27.000dogs dunnguie ye ai

Dr. Me e n be l ie v e s that "t h e B o rz o i is e s s e ntia lly ve ry difficult tocampaip

be c aus e o f c o at c are required, its not to le rating he at w e l l , ge tting easily boroi.

requiring e x tra larg e ke nne l ing , and the ne c e s s ity for good daily runnuif

e x e r c i s e . " Dr. Me e n recommends c o ns tant mo nito nng of health, regular

e x e rc i s i n g , lo ne ke nne l ing , regular die t , two- y e ar pre paration pnortocim-

pa ig ning . s lo w intro duc tio n to the c a mpa ig n trail , providing proper acclima

t izatio n prio r to regular e x hibit io n. He s tate s that "a s a breeder it «*>

c ha l le ng e to e x hibit my o w n do g and it a ls o happe ne d that we worked vet)

w e l l to g e the r as a te am. A pro fe s s io na l handle r w as e mploye d on the occa-

s io ns that c o mmitme nt s pre v e nte d my atte nding a s h o w ". Dr Meen belie*

that i n the pas t te n y e a rs the B o rz o i has g ro w n in populanty and there are no*

mo re representatives o f the bre e d s e e n at s ho w s ac ros s North Amerw

Ge ne ra l l y s pe a king , the quality has a ls o impro v e d, the re fore cornpeuoc* i>

s tro ng e r T h e B o rz o i w e nt thro ug h a s lump in the '4 0 s . '5 0 s and early *

mo s t ly due to po o r te mpe rame nt. T e mpe ra me nt has ge ne rally improvedam!

thus . a l s o , the B o rz o i 's po pularity B o rz o i s a ls o te nde d to increase in size

the e x pe ns e o f e le g a nc e and balanc e w hic h is a majo r fault, and breeders arv

e x hibito rs w i l l hav e to take note o f this . B o rz o is regularly place in the P"*

and in recent y e a rs are rece iving the recognition the y de s e rve as atrul> c I

and aris to c rat ic h o u n d . "

TOP DOGS 1978

The Dogs in Canada point system is based on one point for each dog defeated from Best of Breed to Best in Show. Statistics were compiled by Mrs. Joan Morden, well known Miniature Schnauzer breeder, international judge, and contri-butor to this magazine. They are based on official show results as published up to and including the March 1979 issue.

Because of the deadline for finalizing totals, Mrs. Morden could not be aware of any corrections in show results, should they subsequently have been made. Owners of these top winning dogs have been presented with a certificate of record, honouring their dog's outstanding achievements in Canadian show rings during last year.

The top ten, all breeds l . Ne wfoundland 6.

Ch. Hornblowe r's Long John Silve r . . . . 13,918 2. Papillon 7.

Ch. Jac lair's Ziggi 9,536 3 . Box e r 8.

Ch. Haviland's Count Royal 8,300 4 . Gre at Pyre ne e s 9.

Ch. Le Dauphin of Limberlos t 7,606 5. Shih T z u 10.

Ch . Kaduna s Se wzi QLa n Sing 7,585

Ch. Little way McTavis h 7,547 Be arde d Collie Ch. Shaggy lane ' s Beaming Teak 7,235 Borzoi Ch. The Sensuous Nikita 6,099

Ch. Lady Allis s aof Trulins . 5,318

Ch. Nanno Chrys Haefen Son of Skye 5,152

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S PORT ING GROUP 1. Retriever (Golden)

C h . Nanno Ch ry s Hae fe n S o n o f S k y e 5,152 Setter (English) C h . Ma re ng o hi l l 's He l lo S uns hine 4,715 Pointer C h . S t . A l d w y n 's T ra v e l l e r 4,451 Pointer (German Short- haired) C h . Ce darpark S to rm Warning . . 3,280

5. Retriever (Labrador) C h . E l y o d 's Mac be th o f Cante rbury 3,207

6. Spanie l (English Springer! C h . S a l i l y n 's Firs t Edit io n 3,172

7. Retriever (Golden) C h . F ro s t 's T rappe r o f T rakita . .2,678

8. Spanie l (English Cocker) C h Ra nz f e l N e w s f la s h 2,553

10.

Setter (Iris h) C h . T hre lw y n Duke o f Fundy Setter (Iris h) C h . Arg o La ne Ro y a l He ritage

HOUND GROUP 1. Borzoi

C h . T h e S e ns uo us N ikita . . . . 2. Afghan

C h . Ambe rha ll S e rpe nt's Tooth 3. Beagle

C h . Re y kho l lo 's De ns o m's Do uble Play

4. Afghan C h . Hlady Kha n C D

5. Greyhound C h . Lo rric bro o k Spo rting Cha nc e

6. Afghan C h . Bo s to ne 's Baby Zira o f Af king

7. Dachshund (Miniature Wire- hairedi 2,349 C h . S partan's Knig ht Star 2,261

8. Saluki C h . Bo s to ne Aulds tane

1.950 Ma drig a l l % 1

9. Bas e nji , C h . N o rda y le 's Daily Double

10. Dachshund (Standard Long- haired) 6,099 C h . Ha n Jo 's Capric o rn ̂

3,595 WORKIN G GROUP 1. Newfoundland

C h . Ho rnblo w e r's fl| o Lo n g Jo hn S i lv e r u ' , w

2. Boxer „ m

C h . Ha v i la nd's Co unt Roy al . . . . W 3. Gre at Pyrenees 7 r t u

C h . Le Dauphin o f Limbe rlos t 4. Bearded Collie . , «

C h . S ha g g y lane 's Be aming Teak t*» 5. Ge rman Shepherd Dog ̂

3,170

2,360

2,342

. 2,278 C h . B e ro 's Jus tin T ime

6. Boxer _ Ch. Mephis to s Ve nde tta 4 , 7 1 5

7 Schnauze r ( Gia nt ) ' Ch. Dragonair Babe llo t o f

Keays 4 ' 6 2 8

8. Dobe rman P ins c he r Ch. Lowe nbrau Magnate 4,609

9. Old Eng lis h S he e pdo g Ch. Aphrodite S no w Fro s t 3,684

10. Dobe rman P ins c he r Ch. Black Orc hid o f T anbark . 3,418

T ERRIER G R O U P 1. Fox T e rrie r ( Wire t

Ch. Linkw a y Mc T a v is h 7,547 2. Ke rry Blue T e rr i e r

Ch. Blue s tone 's De v i l 's Duplicate 3,870

3. Scottish T e rrie r Ch. Ans tamm Happy Emig rant 2,853

4. IJedlington T e rr i e r Ch.Marvay 's Me lis s a o f S iw a s h .2,101

5. Fox T e rrie r ( Wire ) Ch. Wyre que s t s Pay Dirt 1,923

6. Cairn T e rrie r Ch. Roge rlyn S e a Haw k Salty Sam 1,659

7. Skye T e rrie r Ch. Kis hnig a's Go ing S tro ng . 1,379

8. West Highland White Te rrie r Ch. Kenwood's As You Like It 1,281

9. Dandie Dinmont Te rrie r Ch. Glahms Golden Sovereign . . 1,145

10. West Highland White Te rrie r Ch. Whitebriar Jamieson 1,106

T OY GROU P 1. Papillon

Ch . Jaclair's Ziggi 9,536 2. Pekingese

Ch. Princely Star of Etive 4,648 3. Pekingese

Ch. St. Aubrey Pai Foo ofWychstock 4,208

4. Maltese Ch. Four Halls Conversation Piece 3,179

5. Poodle (Toy) Ch.Ko me ls Heyday 2,823

6. Pekingese Ch. Pathway's Sam's Legacy of Jamestown 1,881

7. Maltese Ch. Oak Ridge Country Charmer 1.686

8. Yorks hire Te rrie r Ch. Camelot's Robin of Yorkboro 1,610

9. Pomeranian Ch. Millamors Rock Medallion . 1,175

10. Pomeranian Ch. Kathe's Johnnie Chinook . . 1,164

NON- SPORTING GROUP 1. Shin Tzu

Ch. Kaduna s Sewzi Q Lan Sing . 7,585 2. Poodle (Standard)

Ch. Lady Alis s aof Trulins 5,318 3. Bichon Fris e

Ch. Myworth's Enchantement . 4,037 4. Lhas a Apso

Ch. San Jo's Raaga Looki Me 3.205 5. Poodle (Miniature )

Ch. SigmaChi's Solitaire 2,518 6. Shih Tzu

Ch. Wenrick s Tina Tina 2.300 7. Chow Chow

Ch. Starcrest Surmount 1,307 8. Poodle (Standard)

Ch. Rodeck A Man For All Seasons 1,249

9. Keeshond Ch. Windrift's Dr. Bombay 1,207

10. Poodle (Standard) Ch. Tyldesiey T'n Toast at Titian 1.180

The top three, each breed S PORT ING G R O U P

Griffon (Wire - haire d P o int ing ) Zesledu Montmagny | Pointer Q> St. Aldw y n's T rav e lle r 4 , 4 5 1 Qi Gunns talk's Blais e o f Co c h i s e 4 3 3 Willg le n's S irGuy o fS e as ac 147

Pointer ( Ge rman S ho rt - ha ire d) ̂ Cedarpark Storm Warning 3 . 2 8 0 ̂ R B's Ka the nne v Gri e f 1 ,5 8 5

ui U l i ie o v o nT hurbe r 4 8 8

Pouter (Ge rman Wire - ha ire d) cn Nottingham's Mad Mo g e y 1 p o ^ n ' s C h e c s e ' n C r a c k e r s . '3 6 0 Underbills Fritz Vale ntino 141

R«n>ve r ( Che s ape ake B a y ) ^G a r j o s C h i c o c re s arab's Coc hana tunars Urs a Major

R«rie »e r (Flat- c o ate d)

Ch Alhe rc ro ftBlac Jac k . . . i f "

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Ch fe?'lysHaefenSonofSky e 5 . 1 5 2

2 0 If, 12

Re t r i e v e r ( L a b r a d o r ) C h . E l y o d ' s Ma c be t h o f Ca nte rbury 3 , 2 0 7 C h . B a n n e r C o l e Yo ung e r C D 8 6 7 C h . Co v e h e a d Ma c k 8 1 0

Re t r i e v e r ( N o v a S c o t i a D u c k T o l l i n g ) C h . Co l t r i e v D ru m m e r B o y C D 2 1 9 C h . D a n n y B o y o f Ha rbo ur Lig ht s 198 S p r o u l 's Hig h la nd Co m m a n d e r 6 6

S e t t e r ( E n g l i s h ) C h . Ma re n g o h i l l 's He l l o S uns hine 4 , 7 1 5 C h . G u y s n D o l l s Go t E m A g a i n 1 ,0 1 9 C h . A l i a g e Pa int B y N umb e r 7 0 8

S e t t e r ( Go r d o n ) C h . Ro c k a p l e n t y 's Pride and Jo y 2 7 7 Mc Ma c ' s G e o r g e 2 3 8 B o l d b ro o k 's Ya n k e e Junio r 136

S e t t e r ( Ir i s h ) C h . T h r e l w y n D u k e o f F u n d y 2 . 3 4 9 C h . A r g o La n e Ro y a l He ritag e 1 .9 5 0 C h . Ki l g a r y B i t e o f S k y w a y 1 .5 6 0

S p a n i e l ( A m e r i c a n C o c k e r ) C h . P l a y b o y 's P o w e r P lay 1 .4 1 2 C h . C a r b e r t ' s C i t a t i o n 1 .1 9 2 C h . T a b a k a s T a n T re a t 9 4 3

S p a n i e l ( A m e r i c a n Wa t e r ) S p ra g u e 's Lit t le B r o w n C o k e 1

S p a n i e l ( B r i t t a n y ) C h . G i l k e y ' s Jo l ly T i m e 4 5 4 S u z a b o b ' s H u n H a r r a s s e r 167 Li t t l e E g y p t ' s S e qua ni D re a m 163

S p a n i e l ( C l u m b e r ) S k v b o B o bo l ink C D 4 0 5 C h . F ra s t a n N atura l ly 191 C h . F ra s t a n Ha rv e s t e r 5 3

S p a n i e l ( E n g l i s h C o c k e r ) C h . Ra n z f e l N e w s f l a s h 2 , 5 5 3 C h . Ra n z f e l N ig htc a p o f Ha rw e n 1 ,3 8 9 C h . A h o y F ro b i s he r B a y 4 0 2

S p a n i e l ( E n g l i s h S p r i n g e r ) C h . S a l d y n 's F irs t Edi t io n 3 , 1 7 2 C h . Wi n a c k o 's Ac t io n Li n e 1 ,2 8 9 C h . T i a He re 's T h e B a c o n 1 .1 9 4

S p a n i e l ( F i e l d ) ( S q u i e r 's B l a c k P i l g rim 2 ) ( Ho me s t e a d Lit t le B r o w n Jug 2 ) ( F i v e S o n s Ch i e r o 2 ) ( Gu n h i l l ' s Wi d g e o n 2 ) ( B r o n c B us t e r Wa g o n Ma s te r 2 ) ( F i v e S o n s A p r i l S o na ta 1 ) ( F i v e S o n s T e d d y B e a r 1 ) ( S q u i e r 's B a rba ra F rie he 1 ) ( S q u i e r 's B ic e nt e nnia l La d y 1 )

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continued over 2 .

T O P D O G S 1 9 7 8

continued

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2 6

S p a n i e l ( Ir i s h Wa t e r ) Ch . Oa k t i e e s Ir i s h t o c r a t 1.201 Li n d h o l m e Duf ing to n Cr i c k e i n 127 ( C h . Ma l l y re e Mr. Mug g ins 8 4 ) ( C h . Li n d h o l m e 's Oa k t re e s Ca p e r 8 4 )

S p a n i e l ( We l s h S p r i n g e r ) C h . Ro s e de Ma rs C D 3 2 C h . B a n k d a m T a f f y B a rk 2 7 ( S i e u r P i c c o d e l a Ro s e r a i s 19) ( C h . Co e d m a w r Me g a n o f B a nk d a m 19 )

V i z s l a C h . V i z s t a ' s Ma g num Ry d e r 6 1 6 C h . C a r i a d ' s Ja k a b Barat 5 6 9 C h . Re n b r o k 's B o s k e o f N a p k e l t e i 156

We i m a r a n e r C h . Co l s i d e x S tanding Ov a t io n 7 9 0 C h . B re ma r Jo hanne s N S D 4 6 9 C h . Co l s i d e x Ro s c h e l s Pre mie re 145

H O U N D G R O U P

A f g h a n C h . A mb e rh a l l S e rpe nt 's T o o th 3 .5 9 5 C h . Hl a d y Kh a n C D 2 . 3 6 0 C h . B o s t o ne 's B a b y Zi r a o f Af k i n g 2 ,2 7 8

B a s e n j i C h . N o rd a y l e 's Da i l y Do uble 1 .918 C h . S h a n k o l a 's Da ddy 's Curio s i t y 6 2 8 C h . Mo ng a l a Minue t 4 2 0

B a s s e t H o u n d C h . Cl a y h a n g e r A c t i v e 1 ,065 C h . T a l - E- Ho s Co me t 8 0 7 C h . B o w Rid g e s Pe te r Frampto n 4 1 5

B e a g l e C h . Re y k h o l l o 's D e n s o m 's Do uble P lay . . . 3 , 1 7 0 C h . B re i g a y t 's B rutus o f Jinne e 1 ,103 C h . P la in and F a n c y ' s Cl o v e r 3 3 3

B l o o d h o u n d C h . T h e Re c t o ry 's Mi c a h 3 4 0 C h . S ue Z Q o f S no ho mis h 3 1 7 C h . Ca s c a d e Ma nnix o f Da ko t a 2 2 9

B o r z o i C h . T h e S e ns uo us N ik i t a 6 , 0 9 9 C h . Ke e d a n 's E l C h i c o Ra y 1 ,030 C h . S irha n T y t i a n k o o f Windrif t 8 7 1

C o o n h o u n d ( B l a c k a n d T a n ) C o d a c h ' s Ly r i c a l Re be l Ye l l 8 5 5 C h . C o d a c h ' s Ly r i c a l T re e bo y 178 C h . S i l v e rv a l l e y N ig ht ing a le 151

D a c h s h u n d ( Mi n i a t u r e Ix mg - ha ire d) B e e G e e ' s Ci n n a m o n De lig ht 140 C h . Me l re n e 's D e m i Ko a l a 's Imag e 105 C h . P a t c hw o rk Pe te r P ipe r 8 5

D a c h s h u n d ( Mi n i a t u r e S mo o t h ) C h . Lo n g f e l l o w 's We e Ra e g a n 7 7 2 C h . L o D a c h s Prude nt Le g a c y 4 1 0 Ro s e F a r m 's S te ambo at Wi l l y 167

D a c h s h u n d ( Mi n i a t u r e Wi re - h a i re d ) C h . S pa rt a n's Knig ht S ta r 2 ,2 6 1 C h . Ol d l a n d 's Ro ug h Ci d e r 4 2 5 C a l N e v a 's Lit t le B e a v e r 197

D a c h s h u n d ( S t a n d a r d I» n g - h a i r e d ) C h . Ha n Jo 's Ca p ri c o rn 1,491 C h . Ha n Jo 's Co t to npic ke r 561 C h . We s t p h a l 's S l a mming T hro ug h 3 0 7

D a c h s h u n d ( S t a n d a r d S m o o t h ) C h . A m y ' s S ug a r o f Ko c h a n a 1 ,075 C h . Ge r e e n 's Ro ug h and Re ddi 5 8 8 C h . T a n a ra y T o p a z 5 0 8

D a c h s h u n d ( S t a n d a r d Wi re - h a i re d ) C h . We s t pha l 's Rus s ia n Ro ule ne 2 3 9 Ro x e F a r m 's Dig g e r the Da ug 2 2 7 Ha rmo La d y Gw e n d o l e n 8 3

D e e r h o u n d ( S c o t t i s h ) S h a n i d 's Guine v e re 2 4 3 Hi g h s t o n e 's La n d s e e r O'S u n d o z 153 T i r N a n O g ' s B r y h e r 1 4 4

F i n n i s h S p i t z C h . C u l l a b i n e T a r i k 2 4 5 C h . Il ja n Re k k u o f Me lre v a 21 Me l re v a F ie ry Grus k I •

F o x h o u n d ( A m e r i c a n ) D e l ma s B ug le Da n 2 2 4 S po rt N Li f e ' s Rubbe rband Ma n 192 Ke n t uc k y La k e Albe rt De w a y ne 9 7

G r e y h o u n d C h . Lo rric bro o k S po rting Ch a n c e 2 , 3 4 2 C h . S h a l f l e e t My o s h o 1.191 King s ma rk Gunme t a l B lue 4 3 0

H a r r i e r C h . S pring 's Va l ia nt La d i 5 2 S p ri n g 's B it o f Ho ne y 3 C h . T a l l y w o o d T ro uba do ur 1

N o r w e g i a n E l k h o u n d C h . Da ndy La nd y av E l v l u n d 8 8 2 C h . Ro g e rs o me B jo rn C D 6 9 3 C h . Ku m u r 's Ho w d i T ry g g e r C D 5 3 2

Ot t e r h o u n d Ri n ja n 's Ho ly Mo s e s 118 Ade la ide o f Ly o n e s s e 1 09 C h . G a l a x i e o f S k y e T o p 6 0

Rh o d e s i a n Ri d g e b a c k C h . Ka jo n g u e s Zu l u 3 9 9 C h . B i m b o ' s Gi n g e r o f Ka l i 3 1 3 C h . S ta lkmo o r Fa lc o nbridg e 2 1 4

S a l u k i C h . Bo s to ne Aulds tane Madrig a l 1 .967 C h . Ka r i m a h P l u t o o f Af k ing 7 9 5 C h . Ana nd a T ig e re s s o f Li n ja 6 4 7

Wh i p p e t C h . Lo ug he e d 's B e e El e v e n 1,331 C h . Ripple d Dia mo nd 1 ,087 C h . As tro lo g e r o f Ale ry 8 6 1

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