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Originally Posted by Franco
Then you could lose the curlers;-)
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Originally Posted by Franco
Then you could lose the curlers;-)
No way! I still find that photo I lifted off of Facebook to be amusing!Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinman
Another knowledgeable Golden person is Chris Brasswell. As the breeder of Stanley she has contributed to the modern gene pool.
Jeff
PS - and no I am not a closet Golden person :) even though I like Casey
I think you miss the point...that dog did go BIS in his time and I really doubt if he could be a finished champion in the US today.Quote:
Best in show, maybe not. But a finished champion, I think yes.
entirely possible. Certainly wouldn't be the first time :p
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Originally Posted by Jeannie Greenlee
Holy cow! Just read the entire thread.Great stuff!Stay tuned.Earl may be running a red one in the near future!
Alright Earl!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by vanman
This pic was,left to right, dad,Bonnie Brookes Tuff n Half,Harold Paine, Bumpy Lewis,at the Canadian Sports show Gold Whistle field trial.This was a trial held indoors invitation only,I believe he won it twice and was also the first golden.To do so. JimQuote:
Originally Posted by jd6400
Really neat photo, Jim! Hope you frame that one!
And Earl, After reading this thread once and doing some extra research, I felt like I might understand your posts better, so went back and read them again. WOW! You really were in the thick of it! Thanks for sharing that history!
Hope Chris is right about you going RED again!
Jen
This discussion made me dig out the book "The Complete Golden Retriever" by Gertrude Fischer. Before Barty, there are post war pictures of Dual Ch Stubblesdown Lass & Ftd Ch Musicmaker of Yeo & National Ftd Ch Mazurka Of Wynford and many more. On the cover Ch Finderne Gold Cloud of Kent. - this book makes ya think where we have been and where are we going?