Dog Shows And Doggy People
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T. Wootton was first and second with Jock and Trip, Mr. Jennings's Trimmer being third. The Hon. R. C. Hill took three out of the four prizes awarded to Otter-hounds, and Mr. Laverack took first in Dogs and second in Bitches for English Setters. There were good entries in Large and Small Pointers, and fair entries in the rest of the Sporting Division. 278 Dog Shows and Doggy People In the Non-Sporting Division I think this was the first show which provided classes for " Mount St. Bernards. " So...me well-known names appear as owners of Bull-dogs and Bull-terriers ; there was a good entry of Black-and-tans, divided into over and under 7 Ib. All the prizes in White English Terriers were taken by Mr. F. White (Clapham). Classes were well filled for " Other English Terriers, " over and under 7 Ib. ; and classes, also over and under 7 Ib. , for White Scotch, Fawn Scotch, and Blue Scotch Terriers. I think the first named was a breed similar to the little dog in Sir E. Landseer's " Dignity and Impudence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Wootton was first and second with Jock and Trip, Mr. Jennings's Trimmer being third. The Hon. R. C. Hill took three out of the four prizes awarded to Otter-hounds, and Mr. Laverack took first in Dogs and second in Bitches for English Setters. There were good entries in Large and Small Pointers, and fair entries in the rest of the Sporting Division. 278 Dog Shows and Doggy People In the Non-Sporting Division I think this was the first show which provided classes for " Mount St. Bernards. " So...me well-known names appear as owners of Bull-dogs and Bull-terriers ; there was a good entry of Black-and-tans, divided into over and under 7 Ib. All the prizes in White English Terriers were taken by Mr. F. White (Clapham). Classes were well filled for " Other English Terriers, " over and under 7 Ib. ; and classes, also over and under 7 Ib. , for White Scotch, Fawn Scotch, and Blue Scotch Terriers. I think the first named was a breed similar to the little dog in Sir E. Landseer's " Dignity and Impudence.
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