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1 FOX TERRIER ISSUE APRIL 196 TERRIER Eng lish and American CH. ZELOY MOOREMAIDES MAGIC Owned By MRS. WALTER H. BUNKER GLIDEWYRE KENNELS 177 GROVERTON PLACE, LOS ANGELES, Calif. Handler: JIMMY BUTLER

2 Volume 111, Number April, 196 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Ed itor and Publisher 961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD. CALIFORNIA 96 PHONE: Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California CONTENTS COVER STORY-Ch. Zeloy Moorema ides Magic _ - TOP FIVE IN BREED COMPETITION By John T. Knight SHOW OF THE MONTH-Terriers At Seattle... 7 JUST WHAT IS A KERRY BLUE By Catherine Gardiner MOSTLY. Kerry Blue Terriers Airedale Terriers Scottish Terriers Lakeland Terriers... _ Cairn Terriers... 0 Welsh Terriers Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers... West Highla nd White Terriers... 6 Bull Terriers FOX TERRIER "SPECIAL"...-7 Guest Editors: Eleanor B. Gilbert Charles B. Bentley ADVERTISING RATES Prices Ind icated Are for Each Insertion 1 to 11 insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ /s page 'I page / page Full page I or insertions $ Insertions must be consecutive. C o py ma y be cha nged monthl v. Size of advertising may be in creased at any time an d will be charged for pro po rtionately. For greater convenience to all, payment with advertisi ng copy is requested. C uts used in advertisements and wi t h news coverage are chara ed at cost to th e ow ner a nd become yo ur property. Win pictures a re pub li shed at a charge of $ COVER RATES - on request CLOSING DATE FOR JUNE ISSUE: MAY 1 th Terrier Type is published monthly. No part of th is magazi ne may be reproduced f or anv purpose without wri tte n permission of the publisher. The opinions exoressed in th e artic les herein a re those of the au thors and do not necessarily constitut e endorsement by the editori al staff. The editor reserves the right to reasonably edit al l copy su b mitted. Subscription Rates: 1 Year-$.00; Years-$7.00 Foreign Rates $.00 Yearly

3 TOP FIVE IN INDIVIDUAL BREED COMPETITION FOR 196 by John T. Kn ight It was another good year for terriers in the show ring. Our "Top Five" features many top dogs that made our 196 list (April issue), and we have indicated this below by setting their names in bold type. Several dogs repeated in heading their breeds: Ch. Copperdale's Troublemaker, Ch. Alquina's Diamond, Ch. Radar of Monty Ayr, Ch. Swan Cove Highland Hercules, Ch. Ahtram Legacy, Ch. Trucote Bumble Bee, Ch. Alcide of Axe and Ch. Jacinthe de Ricelaine. To these g reat campaigners, our congratulations. In breed competition, a s in registrations, Miniature Schnauzers led the field with 607, well up over last year's figures. Both Scotties and Wire Fox Terriers repeated in second and third place, but competition for both was dow n from 196. The response from our statistics, using the "breed competition" system was overwhelming, therefore we are repeating it again for you this year. We do, however, want to remind you that the fig ures are based entirely upon competition within the breed, and no points are given for Group and Best in Show competition, since this basically is the method used by Mrs. Phillips' system. Below, in alphabetical order, appear the top five in each breed. No. BB Pis. Name AIREDALES 7 19 Ch. Copper-Dale's Troublemaker 1 1 Ch. Bengal Flyer 9 99 Ch. Querencia's Suerte Brava 1 7 Ch. Siccawei Prince Peter 0 C h. Wraggletaggle Checkmate AUSTRALIANS 1 98 Ch. Wingspans Wallaby 9 Ch. Pinedales Tambe 1 8 Ch. Meadows Westgate Rocke t 11 0 Ch. Tinee Town Traveller Sa Ch. Pleasantpastures Flip Sb Ch. Seven Oaks Misty Knight BEDLINGTONS Ch. Alquina's Diamond Ch. Center Ridge Minute Man Ch. Southmoors Dandie Desmo Ch. Boriska Tressa of Terrylor 1 9 Ch. Alquinas Sportsman AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS A.K.C.'s Newe st Te rrier Sma ll, Sma rt, Sturdy Pi ctured... C h. Plea sa nt pastures Bon Ton PLEASANT PASTURE KENNELS 111 Do rsett Dock Road Pt. Pl easa nt, N. J. Est. 19 TW 9-07 No. BB Pis. Name BORDER TERRIERS 1 Ch. Jonty Lad 17 Ch. Snapper of Buttonut Hill 1 Dalquest Musket of Lent 10 Ch. Cinjola Butterscotch Sa 7 Cinjola Alazarine Red Sb 7 Ch. Cinjola Dancers Daisy Sc 7 Ch. Dandyhow Bitter Shandy BULL TERRIERS Ch. Radar of Monty-Ary (White) a 1 Ch. Highburn Anadel (White) b 1 Ch. Rambus Andante (White) 7 Ch. Phidgity Phyling Fancy (White) Sa Commander of Monty-Ayr (Colored) Sb 17 Holcroft Squire Robin (White ) SHOW. OBEDIENCE THOUGHTFULLY BRED PUPPIES Blu e-tans & Reds fo r sale AVAILABLE-Champion Blue-tan Dog PET AT STUD-Outstanding males to suit all blood li nes now in t he United States.

4 No. BB Pis. Name CAIRN TERRIERS 18 1 Ch. Starbright's Jiminy Cricke t, CD Ch. Woody Woodpecker of a 16 b a 18 Melita 10 Ch. Baird's Bramble 10 Ch. Gayla Cairns Clancy 9 Ch. Baird's Thorn DANDIE DINMONT TERRIERS 19 8 Ch. Swan Cove Highland Hercules 9 6 Ch. Gaghan of Siggsby 8 Ch. Ceolaire Bannockburn 7 9 Ch. Shrimpney Deborah, CD 8 7 Ch. Brigadoon Tommy Tweeddale FOX TERRIERS (Smooth) 10 Ch. Thermfare 8 Ch. Chardeen Bomber 7 Ch. Lethal Weapon of Rocky Point b 6 7 Ch. Abingdon Accurate 11 Ch. Bellechien Stargirl FOR TERRIERS (Wire ) I 18 1 Ch. Falstaff Lady Fayre 8 11 Ch. Bowyre Cockney Girl 1 11 Ch. Merbeth Me lanie 7 10 Ch. Kirkmoor Cockleshell Ch. Evewire Extra Edition IRISH TERRIERS 8 Ch. Ahtram Legacy 7 Ch. Green Starrs Gold Strike 9 Ch. Dundalk's Spitfire 1 Ch. Ballinruan Belle 0 Raeside a Real Mick KERRY BLUE TERRIERS Ch. Trucote Bumble Bee Ch. Tailteann's Blue Crystal 7 16 Ch. Kingteann's Gay Mark Ch. Blue Shell Shamus 19 1 Ch. Sharonellen Skibbereen LAKELAND TERRIERS 1 7 Ch. Kerryall's Captain Kidd 1 Ch. Se ascale X-Celsior 6 Ch. Fostoria Play Boy 1 19 Ch. Brazen Blonde of Oz 6 16 Jin Jur of Oz MANCHESTER TERRIERS (Standard) 1 1 Ch. Canyon Crest's Dolly 0 Ch. Canyon Crest's Dinah 1 Ch. Re d Roof Raillery 1 Canyon Crest's Crusader Sa 11 Slimlines Winnie the Pooh Sb 6 11 Ch. Canyon Crest's Living Legend LONGWAYS N ORWICH TERRIERS MRS. EM ORY G. ALEXANDER 7 Cheswold Hill Road Haverford, Pa Hand ler: MI SS EDNA M. DOBB I NS No. BB Pts. Name NORWICH TERRIERS Ch. Upland Spring Rube Wood Ch. Whinlatter Allercombe Hiker Ch. Upland Spring Stormy Ch. Upland Spring Beauty Ch. Bethway's Mr. Kennedy SCHNAUZERS (Miniature) Ch. Phil-Mar Dark Knight Ch. Blythewood Main Gazebo Ch. Zomerhofs Alpha Ace Ch. Helarry's Harmony Ch. Mark Four of Gengl-Aire 1 SCOTTISH TERRIERS 8 7 Ch. Gaidoune Gre at Bear 8 76 Ch. Bardene Boy Blue 8 8 Ch. Carmichaels Fanfare 0 1 Ch. Matscot Roger Ringleader 1 1 Ch. Walsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe CANYON CREST STANDARD M ANCHESTER TE RRI ERS CH. CANYON CREST'S DOLLY We are p roud of our HOM EB RED S THE BAGSHAWS 901 G loaming Drive Beve rl y H ills, Ca lifornia Handled by: LARRY DOWN EY HA RRY SANGSTER ENG. an d A M. CHAM PION WHINLATTER ALLERCOM BE HIKER 196 TOP PRODUCER OF Th ree outstanding C HAMP IO NS. "HI KER" ha s been t he b reed's TOP WINNER for three years. " HI KER" is at stud, and his QUALI TY pup pies avai lab le.

5 mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekov 6 Belle Port A,e. Harbor C ity, Californi a A letter from Blanche Reeg is offered in reference to the article on Top Producers which appeared in the January "SCOTTIE SPECIAL": "No one recognizes the fallacy of giving credit to a tail-male stud any more than I do. Especially can one recognize this in a pedigree given on page 6 in the January issue. A "Necessity" stud is given credit for a dog when three of his four great g ra ndmothers are out of full sisters sired b y Albourne Barty. To a breeder, certainly as much credit can be given to "Barty" as to "Necessity". Perhaps all Scottish Terriers are a mixture of these two great dogs. At least in my experience and my observation of a ll recent dogs that I have liked (not always including my own), they seem to have plenty of "Barty" behind them.... Especially in our country, as I understand there is not much left in England, and a t one time I read an article by Dorothy Caspercz deploring this." "In Mr. Knight's article on page 1 of the January issue, he lists Ch. Blanart Bolero and Ch. Merrie Oaks Windjammer a s being descended tail-male from "Red Seal", and thus to "Realization" and "Necessity". "Windjammer" is a grandson of "Bolero" through Ch. Merrie Oaks Yodeler, a "Bolero" son. "Bolero" is the sixth generation of champions direct from "Barty". The sequence is Albourne Barty, Albourne Reveller, 16 Cha r ves ROBERT and MILDRED CHARVES 607 N. Rancho Road El Sobrante, C a lif. Phone : -081 MAR LO RAIN PROU D PI PER (Ch. Ma rlo rain Dark Seal-C h. Ma rl o ra in Silver Spoon) shown goin g SW for poi nts at Sa hua ro State K. C., Feb. 9th under noted Terrier judge, Dr. E. S. Mo ntgome ry. " Piper" was BW for points the previous d ay a t Tucson under ju d ge, 0. C. Ha rrima n, his second time show n. Ha ndled a nd conditioned by Da isy A ustad, he is owned by Marlorai n Ke nne ls, Reg., Ha rbor C ity, C a liforn ia. Heather Reveller, Diehard Reveller, Barberry Knowe Revival, Barberry Knowe Rascal to "Bolero". 'Tm writing this correction because the article would be misleading to some students of lines and breeding, and a lso because I believe that, while "Barty" may not have had the most influence on the number of modern champions, he has had probably the most influence on quality." Blanche also writes with pride of the fact that the Terrier Brace win at the "Garden" made it a third for Blanart homebreds in 1 years. In 191, Ch. Blanart Barrister and his litter sister won, and in 1961, Ch. Blanart Bewitching and Ch. Blanart Barcee's Dutchess won. Incidently, the 196 winners were sired b y a litter brother to "Dutchess". The Anthony Stamm's new import, Bardene Be Wonderful, 9 month old daughter of world-fa mous Eng. Ch. Qual i ty SCOTTISH TER RIE RS At Stud : CH. BALACHA N ADVOCATO R Fe e: $7.00 Home of CH. BA LACHAN G A MBIT a nd CH. CHAR VES SI LVER TASS IE (pictu red) GROOMING BY AP POINTMENT

6 Bardene Bingo, won the Terrier Group at Marion, Ind. on Feb. 16th under judge Percy Roberts. This was only her second appearance in the show ring. Her first time out, one week earlier, saw her take Reserve at the STCA Specialty in New York under judge Ben Brown. W inners Dog at Marion went to Scot's Rill Black Friday, owned by Sylvia Patten. Reserve went to Sharonlane Rustic Autumn, owned by Russell Hilleary in dogs, and to the Stamms' Anstamm Ebony, in bitches. The newly organized Heart of America Scott1sh Terrier Club supported the entry at the St. Joseph K. C., Feb. nd, offering 1 trophies (every class had one) thanks to the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Craft, w ho promoted their donation. 8 of the 9 entries were member-owned. Serving Scottie people in the midwest region, this member club recently completed election of their first officers and board of directors: Gordon E. Craft, President; Robert ANSTAMM KENNELS WINNER of 196 STCA Maloney Trophy for most Best of Breed wins OFFERS AT STUD Leathers, Vice-President; Mrs. Dean Humphrey, Secretary; Mrs. Margaret MacDonald, Treasurer. Mrs. Jean Craft; Mr. Vernon Stuart, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Lynn Beal and Mrs. Chuck Boyles are serving on the Board. Winners at the St. Joseph show, under judge, Derek Rayne are a s follows: WD and Best of Breed to Chuck Boyles' Lynhaven Commander, with Reserve to the puppy dog, Leather's Skean Dhu, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Craft. WB and BOS to the Boyles' Blackacre's Queen Anne, and Reserve to the American-Bred winner, Brymstone Ultramatic, owned by the Crafts. According to Mr. John Knight's "breed competition" system, five of the top 10 terriers were Scotties! The top three on the list were all Scots, with Helen Gaither's Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear heading the list with 7 points (Scots defeated in breed competition), with 76 points to Ch. Bardene Boy Blue, owned by the ~atacia1e SCOTTISH TERRIERS English, American & Canadian CH. BARDENE BOY BLUE BIS-9 GROUP FIRSTS-71 BESTS OF BREED-SIRE OF 8 CHAMPIONS { Eng. & 6 U.S.) and current winners and his sons CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE Group Firsts CH. ANSTAMM BLUE BLAZES and other CHAMPIONS For particulars write: Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stamm 097 S. Fourth St., Rt. I Kalamazoo, Mich. Fireside Agent-Handler Lena Kardos 111 Hillcrest Inglewood, Calif. ORchard CHAMPION STUD SERVICE YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES FROM TOP PRODUCING BLOODLINES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 10 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP

7 Stamms, and 8 points for the Stalters' Ch. Carmichaels Fanfare. "Fanfare" tops the breed in Best in Show wins for 196 with nine, while "Grea t Bear" heads both the Group First list and Best of Breed, w ith 9 Firsts in Group and 8 Bests of Breed. "Maz" also heads the Group Second wins with 1, and is w ell on the way for 196, having won th e Group at New Haven, the w eek after the "Garden". Helen's new class dog, Gaidoune Grin and Bear It, who won the points at the "Garden", was also WD at New Haven, the "Gaidounes" as always, handled by Nancy Lenfestey. A more recent note from Helen tells us that it is now Champion Gaidoune Grin and Bear It., as he finished at Harrisburg, March 1th. Being a younger brother of "Maz", this makes the 1th champion produced by his dam, Ch. Gaidoune Gorgeous Hussy, who already holds the record for producing dams. This youngster went through to the title with only one defeat in the classes, and was shown in the following states: N. Y., Ohio, Ind., Md., Conn., Kent., and Penna. And if this were not enough, Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear won his 11th All-breed Best in Show, March 1st a t the Western Penn. K. C. show. WOW! GAIDOUNE QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR 196's TOP WINNING SCOTIIE His record to date : 11 BESTS IN SHOW 6 GROUP FIRSTS SPECIALTY BESTS OF BREED " MAZ" and other CHAMPIONS are at stud to approved bitches. Correspondence to AgentMHandler: DR. NANCY C. LENFEUEY Silver Ho Farm, R.D. I, Box 98 Wheelinq, West Virginia 6001 Phone: 6-71 Owner: MISS HELEN B. GAITHER Carnation 18 IN MEMORIAM GLENBY LORNA, C. D. (CH. Glenby Captain-CH. Kinclaven Shocking) Beloved of MARLORAIN KENNELS, Reg. CH. CARNATION SIL VER NOTE AT STUD on unmatched group of proven CHAMPION SIRES Representing the best of RED SEAL, RIO GRANDE, BAFFIE for all particulars, address CARNATION FARM KENNELS BOB BARTOS, Manager CARNATION, WASHINGTON STerling 8-11