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The Olden Days1950sKerry Blues Photo Gallery
Brian Boru O'Rourke At dog shows, "Briney" always exhibited a decidedly devil-may-care manner, gazing at judges with disdain, lifting his leg at the wrong times, and going through obedience trials with a carefree tongue-in-cheek attitude; his sense of humor would not be tamed and the more staid audiences laughed the funnier he became. Many a bewildered judge was overheard muttering, "I don't know how to score this dog." Despite this, "Briney" was outstanding, and he became - in addition to many other honors - the first male Kerry blue in the United States and second of his breed anywhere to win the Utility Dog Championship. Submitted by Anne Corke
Ch. Gered's Honey Bun. Bred, owned, and handled by Gerry Loebe.
Ch. Elbrley's Erin Express, bred by Carol Postley, and owned
by Hermine Munro.
Ch. Deelish of Woodview Owner: Mr. P. Whelan
Ch. Dinadare of Woodview Owner: Mr. P. Whelan
Ch. Demander of Woodview Owner: Mr. P. Whelan
Ch. Dare of Woodview Owner: Mr. P. Whelan
Ch. Dainty Dinah Owner: Mr. P. Whelan
Ch. Maylew's Rattley Bang Owned by Eugene F. Sheridan.
Ch. Dorcliff Damsel Owned by Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Weil
Townshend's Blue Blaise
Ch. Kerryacre's Sir Prize Won the Terrier Group in strong competition at Sun Maid Kennel Club, April 1958, under Judge Mrs. Frances Holland. Sir Prize then went on to the Best in Show. Owned by Kerryall Kennels, Mr. & mrs. Robert L.Weil, San Francisco Handler: Harry Sangster
Ch. Foxhill Topper Owned by Kerryall Kennels, Mr. & mrs. Robert L.Weil, San Francisco Handler: Harry Sangster
American and Canadian Ch. Kerrycroft's Irish Sheila, by Ch. Gered's Candy Kid and Kerrycroft Blue Whiskers. Bred by Casey Gardiner and Erika Kelly. Owned by Ericka Kelly. |