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Fix this text1 he Official Organ of the Publishers, The Kennel Control Council (Conducted under the Auspices of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria),
Fix this textTemple Court, 422 Collins Street, Melbourne, C.l, Victoria. Telephone: Central 3437.
Fix this textVol. 1. No. 11.
Fix this textNOVEMBER 2. 1936.
Fix this textFREE TO FINANCIAL MEMBERS.
Fix this textPRICE 3d. TO NON-MEMBERS.
Fix this textReport on Dogs Judged by Sir John Renwick, Bart
Fix this textThe Royal Show, which is held in most
Fix this textspacious grounds of over 100 acres, would be
Fix this textan eye-opener to those at home, owing to the
Fix this textfact that all pavilions and buildings are per-
Fix this textmanent, and most excellently managed by a
Fix this textcompetent and courteous secretary, Mr. Louis
Fix this textMonod.
Fix this textThe dog rings were well managed. The dog
Fix this textpavilion is decidedly small, and not adequate
Fix this textfor the large entry benched. Terriers were a
Fix this textvery creditable lot —some very useful animals
Fix this textcoming before my notice. Some newly imported
Fix this textCairns, Sealyhams, West Highlands, and Fox
Fix this textTerriers were on view, also a typical Cocker
Fix this textSpaniel which came under me late in the show
Fix this textto win Best of All Breeds. This was Whipper
Fix this textUp of Ware, who should improve a lot when
Fix this textacclimatised. He had certainly been hurried for
Fix this textthis show.
Fix this textMy first classes were Greyhounds, where
Fix this textI soon found my winning dog, a showy black
Fix this textand white —a true type of show greyhound—
Fix this textYoung Purchase. His hind action might be
Fix this textbetter, but taking him all round he was an
Fix this texteasy winner. My second was a brindle, Phar-
Fix this textminda, on four good legs and feet. I have
Fix this textbeen informed that this dog was the runner-up
Fix this textfor the Victorian Waterloo Cup. The third,
Fix this textBlue Robbie, is a very nice dog indeed,
Fix this textbut not the best in feet. In bitches, a very
Fix this textneat brindle and white, Cuban Rose of Grey-
Fix this textholm, well handled, was my choice. She
Fix this textwas the best bitch in division B. The second,
Fix this textCh. Ignition Again, is a very nice black and
Fix this textwhite, and the third, Watford Ticky, a white
Fix this textand brindle, is full of quality, but rather on
Fix this textthe small side. Whippets were a strong class,
Fix this textbut were not handled by their owners as well
Fix this textas they should be. My winner was a brindle
Fix this textbitch, Eugene; my second was a fawn dog, Ch:
Fix this textRickety Mick, imported. This dog could cover
Fix this textmore ground, and was not put down in the
Fix this texttest of condition; third, the blue dog, Ch.
Fix this texttinklers Plying Scotty, coarse in his head.
Fix this text/Tu conjunction with Mrs. D. F. Whitwell,
Fix this textI judged Alsatians. Our winning dog was a
Fix this textvery nice typed one, Ch. Griff of Rich-Avon.
Fix this textIn bitches, Lady Faith of Brandon Hill, a nice
Fix this textsort, just failing a bit in substance, won.
Fix this textCollies were a strong section, and were also
Fix this textjudged jointly by Mrs. Whitwell and self. The
Fix this texttype was good and they made a grand show —
Fix this texta great puppy, The Clan Chief, went through
Fix this texthis classes and won the certificate. There were
Fix this textmany in this breed worthy of high honours.
Fix this textIn bitches, Ch. Peg of Maynooth won. She is
Fix this textvery sound and quite correct in type.
Fix this textBulldogs.—lt was pleasing to see so many
Fix this textof this fine breed. The winning dog was im-
Fix this textported Ch. Basford Budget. He won easily.
Fix this textHis daughter, Morelia Princess, won in bitches.
Fix this textI am sorry to say there were many very faulty
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Fix this textDeerhounds.—An easy winner was the young
Fix this textdog, Ch. Mack. He was sound and strong.
Fix this textMy next section was Terriers. I had some
Fix this textvery large classes to go over. Smooth Fox
Fix this textTerriers were of good type.
Fix this textPuppy dog, Ist, Rovillen Ideal, by Ch. Yootha
Fix this textSceptre, a very nice little dog. Tail not quite
Fix this textset on right, but a sound one.
Fix this text2nd, the Adelaide winner, Rovillen Rarity,
Fix this texta son of Ch. Netswell Refrain, imported, light
Fix this textand rather shelly in body.
Fix this textCh. Salford Standard, another son of Sceptre,
Fix this textwon Australasian bred. He is a thick-set ter-
Fix this textrier—a trifle long in his skull—very sound,
Fix this textwith good bone and a true terrier. He won
Fix this textthe certificate.
Fix this text‘7 had inquiries from as far away as
Fix this textChicago ( U.S.A. ), from whence a field
Fix this texttrial enthusiast wrote of his wish to buy a
Fix this texthalf share in my English Setter Ch. Elmo
Fix this textRevel.”
Fix this textThus spoke Mr. S. Shallard, in referring
Fix this textto the advertising value of the K.C.C.
Fix this textAnnual.
Fix this textThere is still time to ensure more sales
Fix this textand book more stud engagements by
Fix this textadvertising in the 1937 issue. Write
Fix this textto-day to the K.C.C. or to the K.C.C.’s
Fix this textofficial photographer, Mr. H. C. F. Mor-
Fix this textant, 7 Crimea St., St. Kilda (phone Wind-
Fix this textsor 1730).
Fix this textIn open, imported Fellomlad won. He is a
Fix this textnice sort, full of quality, but had not the sub-
Fix this textstance of Standard.
Fix this textJack of Orange, another son of Sceptre, was
Fix this textthird. He is a useful sort, but his head is not
Fix this textpl6&sin^
Fix this textIn puppy bitches Rovillen Mischievous won
Fix this texta poor class.
Fix this textIn limit Jill of Orange, yet another by Ch.
Fix this textYootha Sceptre—a charming bitch, —won easily,
Fix this textand later was best bitch in show. She is
Fix this textreally very nice, this one, with few faults.
Fix this textShe also won Australasian bred and open and
Fix this textchallenge certificate. Revinier Ronda was the
Fix this textnext best smooth Fox Terrier bitch.
Fix this textIt should be of interest to English breeders
Fix this textto note that Ch. Yootha Sceptre, whose stock
Fix this textare so good, was himself the best show dog
Fix this texthere for years and is a son of that great Eng-
Fix this textlish champion bitch Dunsdryad, sent out here
Fix this textby Mr. J. R. Hunt, of Dunstaff. I was dis-
Fix this textappointed with the Wire Fox Terriers. They
Fix this textwere very mixed in type. The best were the
Fix this textimported dog Dunure Sunset, a son of Int.
Fix this textCh. Gallant Fox, who won easily from another
Fix this textimported one in Litcombe Lawmaker, and a
Fix this textvery promising puppy by Stocksmoor Smartset,
Fix this textnow in New Zealand. This youngster was
Fix this textcalled Mintern Merry Monarch. In bitches a
Fix this textpuppy went right through her classes and won
Fix this textthe challenge certificate. She is quite pleasing
Fix this textand should do well. Her name, Grawon Grace-
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Fix this textBull Terriers. —The winner of the mixed
Fix this textclass, a bitch, Second Storm, won easily, the
Fix this textothers being only moderate.
Fix this textAiredale Terriers.—l liked this breed, but found
Fix this textmany with roached backs and low set on of
Fix this texttails. Tandvee Grenadier was the best dog—
Fix this textall a terrier and stands right, but is small. In
Fix this textbitches Barrabool Bright Eyes won comfortably.
Fix this textShe is by imported Wolstanton Lucky Strike,
Fix this textwho seems to be making a great name as a
Fix this textsire.
Fix this textIrish Terriers were not good, but Sealy-
Fix this texthams were a good section. The winning puppy
Fix this textis a most promising dog—Wannon Dare Devil
Fix this textby name. The open class had some good dogs
Fix this textin it. First went to imported Ch. Gunside
Fix this textBoris, a very taking dog, who beat Ch. Buddy
Fix this textof St. Margaret, also imported, as Mrs. Charter’s
Fix this textprefix shows. Third, Ch. Wannon Actor close
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Fix this textWest Highland Whites made a fine show.
Fix this textCh. David of Murdeduke, a son of Ghillie Ghael
Fix this textex Mheall Witch, both imported, beat Ch.
Fix this textWolvey Pongo, who should not have been
Fix this textshown, as he had not got over his voyage
Fix this textand the quarantine hardships. It was a pity
Fix this texthis fair owner was so anxious to show him at
Fix this textthe Show for his debut; 3rd, Ch. Bruce of
Fix this textMurdeduke, a litter brother of the winner.
Fix this textScottish were also very good. Grendon
Fix this textReveille is a most promising pup, as is his
Fix this textsister, Grendon Gigolette. Both were reserve
Fix this textfor challenge certificates, which were won by
Fix this textthat nice, compact little dog, Ch. Heather
Fix this textGuardsman, imported from Robert Chapman’s
Fix this textfamous kennel, and the winning bitch was Mr.
Fix this textA. A. White’s Ch. Strathclyde Wasp, a daughter
Fix this textof imported Heather Jim of Newenham.
Fix this textCairn Terriers I thought as good as any
Fix this textbreed in the Show. Winning dog was Ch.
Fix this textRubislaw Ghillie Ghael, who just beat Ch.
Fix this textAntony of Avonwick (imp.) in foreface and
Fix this texthead. The best bitch was a little beauty, Ch.
Fix this textStrathdene Princess Doon.
Fix this textI must thank all my stewards for the able
Fix this textway they carried out their duties and made my
Fix this texttask so easy. Great credit wai due to them
Fix this textand to others for the way in all the
Fix this textarrangements made for the benefit of exhibitors
Fix this textand judges were carried out.
Fix this textDog Sales are Booming
Fix this textNow is the Time to Advertise in the
Fix this textHurry!
Fix this textTHIS GAZETTE IS ISSUED FREE TO FINANCIAL MEMBERS—SUBSCRIPTION, 5/.
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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