May 12
Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead Canine Society's Open Show's ring of smooth fox-terriers judged by F. Collingwood, 1937
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Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead Canine Society's Open Show's ring of smooth fox-terriers judged by F. Collingwood, 1937
Ribbon haul from our last show
Here the entries of our more experienced horses. These three were also entered in the Trillium Winter Breed Show on ES. The beautiful American Saddlebred stallion is Daito Revival SHF, now 4 years old. He has been for sale for almost a year now and we can understand it, the poor guy started off a bit scrawny, but has blossomed into this wonderful, young man. We decided to show him to help find him a good new home. Skotta was a bit difficult in the beginning, being highly sensitive with lots a temperament made one feel like riding a ticking time bomb. Now that she is older she has settled and has become such an awesome horse.
There is not a single bad thing to say about Sóley. Her temperament and riding ability are superb and just what we aim for in our horses (although she is not from our stock). She would be a great broodmare but we’re just having to much fun riding her.
Many pink, a lot of hearts and roses… This is the last part III of my picture series for the ‘Valentine’s All Breed Show‘ in SFCI.
The picture with the four dogs wasn’t for this event, it was just for fun to take in total pictures of my whole pack. =) These are the dogs out of my first ever household ‘Hawke’.
I’m writing this post after the show has ended, so I’ve already the results. Alana and Riley out of this household got a BOB in champion class and Enny (household Teufel) got also a BOB in the same class. Noel, Queeny (both Hawke 2), Amy and Destiny (both Rauch) got a CAC in open class and the other 8 dogs of my pack got nothing but this is the luck or pain of a randomized show (and in this case much more a pain). xD
One of the dog classes at the Cocker Spaniel Club's Championship Show at Ascot, judged by Lieut.-Colonel J. Downes-Powell, June 8 1937
Ladies' Kennel Associaton's ring of salukis being judged by Mrs. R. G. Michelmore at the championship show at Olympia, London, may 18th 1937.
Great Joint Terrier Club's ring of border terriers at their championship show at Olympia, London, may 18th 1937. Countess Lorna Howe, centre, serving as the judge.
Judge E. M. Flint's ring of old english sheepdogs, Big Breeds Canine Society's 5th Ch. Show at Olympia, London, May 4 1937