Contents Brighton- the Duchess of Newcastle Croydon Richmond W.E.L.K.S Metropolitan & Essex Blackpool Crufts L.K.A. Pay here From Annette Rose Partons collection, Photos F. Norman Chadwick Brighton Croydon Olympia Richmond W.E.L.K.S. Metropolitan and Essex C. S July 1948. Blackpool Cruft’s L.K.A. 1948 Borzoi Club Show
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Parmi les élevages français du début du 20e siècle… Celui de l’élevage des Capeillans à Mme de Rovira (1911-1932).
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Ute Dick has sent us this story about the kennel aus der Taiga in what then was Easten Germany. “This is my memories of the Kennel aus der Taiga: I met the Nellissen family in the years 1968-1972, I was a child at the age of 9 years. The residence of the Nellissen family was
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Une vie où le Barzoï a tenu une large place… Jo Dupret et son élevage belge de la Polianka (qui a duré de1969 – 1993 en ce qui concerne la production) font partie de l’histoire déjà presque ancienne du Barzoï pour les jeunes d’aujourd’hui. Il a donc paru nécessaire de recueillir les souvenirs de
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Karen van Antwerp has kindly supplied us with text and photos from The 85 Year Jubilee of the Nederlandse Barsoi Club. On January 19, 2020, the Nederlandse Barsoi Club began the celebration of their 85th Anniversary at Castle Vorden during the annual New Year reception and dog walk. Castle Vorden and its owners
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Part IV [Conclusion] By Ursula-Vera Trueb, Malleray [Switzerland] Translated from “Der Windhundfreund”#131, February 1983 by Jean Vandongen [Editor’s Note: This is the conclusion of the article which describes development of the Borzoi breed in Europe through major kennels and their influence. The integrity of this article has been kept as true as possible, including sentence
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Part III Link to Part 4 By Ursula-Vera Trueb, Malleray [Switzerland] Translated from “Der Windhundfreund”#131, February 1983 by Jean Vandongen [Editor’s Note: This is a continuation of the article which explains the development of the Borzoi breed in Europe through major kennels and their influence. The integrity of this article has been kept as true
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The Borzoi In Western Europe Part II Link to Part 3 By Ursula-Vera Trueb, Malleray [Switzerland] Translated from “Der Windhundfreund”#131, February 1983 by Jean Vandongen In 1909, another line was added to all the fine imports into Germany that in the beginning was hardly noticed, yet it was destined to give the entire breeding of
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The Borzoi In Western Europe Part I Link to Part 2 By Ursula-Vera Trueb, Malleray [Switzerland] Translated from “Der Windhundfreund”#131, February 1983 by Jean Vandongen Germany, The Netherlands, England and France were the first countries of Western Europe to be interested in the Borzoi. Now and then, a few representatives of the breed had found
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By Jo Heller Translated from “Der Windhundfreund” by Jean Vandongen, August 1976 When I was still living in England I had already heard about Mr. H. van Erp in Holland and his ‘real Russians’. The name Van de Sabatchnaja Izba is known all over the continent. Now, as I live in Holland, when I get
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