History of Corydon

History of CORYDON

 

1950’s

 

From Adremont Blue Prince to Light Cavalry of Ladypark

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This was the year that really started for Barbara as she bought her first show Collie.

This was BIRCHBOUGHS BARON.

He went to his first show - London & Provincial Collie Club Sanction Show on the 17th November 1956, but he was unplaced in the Puppy Class. The Judge was Mrs P Green. He did go on to win 7 first Prizes in his show career.
His pedigree is of some interest. CRONWAY CUSPIDOR won 2 CCs but he had a very light eye which was the main reason he did not get his title. He was a popular stud dog in the London area at this time.

 

 

Sire - Cronway Cuspidor

 

Int Ch Lochinvar of Ladypark

Eden Examine

Ch Beulah’s Golden Flora

 

Cronway Cadence

Maroel Maharajah

Cronway Carillion

 

 

Dam - Sugar Bush From Shiel

 

Sword of State From Shiel

Ch Westcarrs Whistler

Soloist From Shiel

 

Spring Evening From Shiel

 

Shiel’s Beulah’s Golden Viceroy

Shiel’s Beulah’s Nightflower


CRUFTS this year was judge by Mr A Clough.
His Dog CC Winner and Best of breed was the puppy, Mycroft’s Mywicks Meadow Lancer and the Bitch CC Winner was Read’s Lovely Romance. Both became famous Champions with Meadow Lancer winning about 14 CCs although they were won under just 8 Judges. In fact one Judge awarded him 2 CCs in one year.
The entry at Crufts this year was just 117 dogs. The entry fee for each dog was 12/6 (60p today) and benching fee was 1/- (5p today)
It was also interesting that the groups were judged by three Judges working together and Best in Show by two judges.
There were just 5 Groups in 1956. Toys, Terriers, Hounds, Gundogs and Non-Sporting. Since then the Non-Sporting Group has been split up into Utility, Working and Pastoral.
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