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Dogs and All about Them
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Robert Leighton
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Mr.
George
Raper
is
one
of
the
old
fanciers
who
has
for
many
years
owned
some
of
the
best
specimens
of
the
variety,
Ch.
Go
Bang
perhaps
being
the
most
notable.
Go
Bang
was
a
beautiful
terrier;
there
was
no
denying
his
quality.
Mr.
Raper
sold
him
to
Mr.
G.
M.
Carnochan,
of
New
York,
for
something
like
P500,
probably
the
biggest
price
that
has
ever
been
paid
for
any
Fox-terrier.
Mr.
Hayward
Field
is
another
gentleman
who
has
been
exhibiting
the
breed
for
very
many
years,
and
has
owned
several
good
terriers.
The
late
Mr.
Clear
had
also
at
one
time
a
strong
kennel,
the
best
of
which
by
a
long
way
was
Ch.
Jack
St.
Leger.
Mr.
Wharton
was
a
well-known
exhibitor
and
judge
some
time
back.
It
was
he
who
owned
that
excellent
little
terrier
Ch.
Bushey
Broom,
who
created
quite
a
furore
when
first
exhibited
at
the
Westminster
Aquarium.
Mr.
Harding
Cox
was
years
ago
a
great
supporter
of
the
variety.
He
exhibited
with
varying
success,
and
was
always
much
in
request
as
a
judge;
one
knew
in
entering
under
him
that
he
wanted
firstly
a
terrier,
and
further
that
the
terrier
had
to
be
sound.
Mr.
Cox
has
of
course
played
a
big
part
in
the
popularisation
of
the
Fox-terrier,
for,
as
all
the
world
knows,
he
was
the
instigator
of
the
Fox-terrier
Club,
it
being
founded
at
a
meeting
held
at
his
house.
His
love
has
ever
been
for
the
small
terrier,
and
certainly
the
specimens
shown
by
him,
whatever
their
individual
faults,
were
invariably
a
sporting,
game-looking
lot.
Mr.
Sidney
Castle
has
for
many
years
shown
wire-hair
Fox-terriers
of
more
than
average
merit;
and
thoroughly
understands
the
variety,
indeed,
perhaps
as
well
as
anybody.
Messrs.
Bartle,
Brumby
Mutter,
G.
Welch,
and
S.
Wilson,
are
all
old
fanciers
who
have
great
experience,
have
bred
and
shown
excellent
specimens.
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