History
Cocker Spaniel Ch. My Own Brucie, shown by owner-breeder-handler Herman Mellenthin, winning BIS over 4,456 entries at Morris & Essex KC 1939. Judge William H. Pym.
Ch. Milson O'Boy with his handler Harry Hartnett goes Best in Show at the 1935 Morris & Essex Kennel Club. Pictured with the trophy is show chair and heiress Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge.
Ch. Milson O’Boy, Dr. Jay Calhoun, Harry Hartnett, Irish Setter, Mrs. Cheever Porter, History, Patricia Trotter
The rediscovery of the book "O’Boy!" written by Dr. Jay Calhoun and published in 1964 leads to a reappraisal of this celebrated Irish Setter.
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English Setter Ch. Daro of Maridor, who went Best in Show at Westminster in 1938, before he had even turned a year old.
Carlotta Cooper, English Setter, Field Spaniel, US News, Westminster, Breeding, Judging, Exhibiting, History
The days following the Westminster Kennel Club show are always a good time to ponder the sport of purebred dogs. It’s one of the best occasions of the year for people in the dog fancy, as well as the general public, to see some of the finest dogs of all breeds. It’s not unusual to hear calls...
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Walter Goodman and 1969's Westminster Best in Show winner, Skye Terrier Ch. Glamoor Good News.
Bill Trainor, Laddie Carswell, Maxwell Riddle, Nancy Lindsay, Thomas Bradley, US News, Walter Goodman, Westminster, Judging, Exhibiting, History, Patricia Trotter
Westminster and New York City are forever etched together in the minds of dog-show aficionados as well as anyone else who ever heard of a dog show.
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