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A A Bogdanov
Alexander Alexandrovich Bogdanov lived in the Redkino estate, with an area of 18,000 hectares in the Petersburg province. He was a borzoi breeder. At an exhibition in 1904 in St. Petersburg (according to the catalog), he exhibited 8 borzois (of which 4 were of his own breeding) in the following years, too, approximately the same number at different exhibitions, in 1907 5 borzois (he was a breeder and owner). The borzois won the first prizes. (Andrus Kozlov)
Chinara (Perchino)
Photo (Andrus Kozlov)
Breeder
English
Charodei (Bogdanov)
About Charodei Bogdanov. I do not know the origin of this dog. He lived temporarily in Pershino as a stud dog, I know at least 2 litters from 1912 (02/09/1912 and 05/20/1912).
Breeder
English
Camden Czarina
Ch Czarina in 1908. She was a daughter of Nagrajdai IV (Imp UK) x Alexina (Imp UK) bred by the Camerons in 1906 and owned by Mr W Ward. She produced 3 litters 1911, 1912, 1914 but the last has only one known progeny that did not breed on in WW1.
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English
Hopewood (Gentleman Jack)
Renamed Hopewood
Photos (Margaret Davis)
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Owner
English
The Golitsin Family
This article is compiled by Andrus Kozlov. English translation by Dan Persson At least four different members of the family bred and owned borzoi in Russia: When we look at the pedigrees of the Borzoi or talk about the breeders of the 19th - early 20th centuries, we must take into account the fact that there were quite a few Borzoibreeders with the same name - the Bibikovs, Chelishchevs, Kareevs, Boldarevs, Sheremetyevs, Golitsyns, etc. For example, if it says "Prince Golitsyn’s dogs" , then first we need to clarify who we are talking about Prins Dmitrij Borisovich Golitsyn, 1898 i hans [...]
Year of event
1880
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Personal source
Lois Kellogg
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Born (year)
1894
Kennel
Place
Boran
Photos (No 3 by John Pitt, published in the Chadwick book, Borzois)
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English