Although Milak was breed and imported from Germany, he had a pure English background, in fact simular to the imports from Ramsden, that was brought to Norway. Unfortunally Milak was never breed from. Judge George Rapers critique on Milak :”Milak easily won the competion, he is a big, beautiful dog with a long, well formed […]
Picture from Sue Vasick’s collection
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About Ramsden Rainbow. She was exhibited on Cruft show in 1909. “She won various 1st prizes in England and two championships in Manchester and Cruft’s Show” Source – the excerpt from the magazine “Hunde-sport und Jagd” 1911- 27, pg.63 /Andrus Kozlov She was later exported to Germany, first to Edith Lackner, kennel Alexandroff, she
Ivor O’Valley Farm was of course bred by Valley Farm in Simsbury, CT and born in 1921. His sire was Elfirn O’Valley Farm and dam Rozaweia of Blizko Voda; his bloodlines went back to Perchino and Woronzova imports. He is listed as being owned by C.E Miller, though a newspaper clipping states he was owned
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Argos II painted by John Emms Argos II born 23/7/1894 by Eng Ch Kaissack (Nemirowski) (Imp Russia) x Malodka (Sokoloff) (Imp Russia). Argos II was a CC winner but did not finish his title and has no progeny. He may have been a victim of a distemper outbreak which was common at the time
“Champion Juno, The highest prize awarded at the exhibition in Berlin, by the Russian judge D.P. Valtsov” Photo 2 (Olga Zilberman)
