The owner of the Netheroyd kennels was Ida Anson. Many people knew her as Ida Morton. Noel Patterson writes: Mrs. Abson first and then Morton. She was named Abson in 1950/51 but my adverts do not go any further than that so I do not know when she became Morton. She was named Abson as early […]
The Carradale kennel was operated by Mr Hawkin and his daughter. The kennel started in the mid 1930’s. It managed to live through the war and was active till the mid 1960’s. There is a total of 94 borzoi associated with Carradale in the studbook!
Romanoff has been used for a kennel-name in Russia and in many countries in the west. In America it was first used as early as in 1909 by Mrs McAllister and continued to be used for many years. The best known of the owners was Louis Murr, whose dogs made a huge impact on Borzoi
Reidar Brenden and his wife Ragnhild lived in Flisa, near Kongsvinger not far from the Swedish border. Reidar did not breed much but concentrated on showing his dogs. To borzoipeople in Norway and Sweden he was perhaps best known for his International Champion Don Cosackens Erina!
