Sir Ed Collection

Fall / Crufts / 1958 / Pointer
CHAMPION CHIMING BELLS CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1958 Owned by Mrs M Bowman Bred by Mrs W Parkinson Liver & white, sired by Ch. Herewithim Royal Flush

Fall / Crufts / Pyrenean Dog
BERGERIE KNUR Breed: Pyrenean Mountain Dog Owned by Miss P Grant Dalton Bred by Mr & Mrs F Prince Sired by: Bergerie Abila de Fontenay

Fall / Crufts / Bull Terrier
CHAMPION ABRAXAS AUDACITY CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1972 Owned and bred by Miss V Drummond Dick Sired by Champion Romney River Pirate. Standing facing camera

Fall / Crufts Winners / 1938
CHAMPION EXQUISITE MODEL OF WARE Breed: Cocker spaniel Owned by CCD Youings Bred by HS Lloyd Sired by Ch. Whoopee of Ware

FALL / GSD / 1925
CHAMPION LUND OF LOUVENCOURT Owned by Mrs Cecil Wright. Sired by Kuno v. Brunnenhof

Fall / Crufts Winner / 1932
DUAL CHAMPION BRAMSHAW BOB CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1932 & 33 Owned by Lorna, Countess Howe Bred by Mrs Sofer Whitburn Black, born 11.12.29 Sired by Ch. Ingleston Ben

Fall / Crufts Winner / 30-31
LUCKY STAR OF WARE CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1930 & 31 Owned by H. S. Lloyd Bred by M. Ottley Blue roan, born 15.09.28 Sired by Joyful Joe

Fall / Crufts / Chow Chow
CHAMPION CHOONAM HUNG KWONG CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1936 Owned and bred by Mrs VAM Mannooch Sired by Champion Choonam To To

The celebrated trotting mare Widow McChree, formerly called Mary Hoyt: Owned by Capt. Isaiah Rynders, N.Y. sired by Old American Star, he by Sir Henry, by Sir Archy, by imp Diomed, her dam by Duroc

Trotting stallion Tom Moore driven by Danl. Mace: sired by Hambletonian dam by Townsend Mare raised by John Minchin Goshen Orange County, N.Y. Date c1870

Domestic Sheep, Texel tup lambs, all produced by same sire, born as embryo transplants, standing in pasture, England, may

Domestic Sheep, mule ewe with Charollais sired twin lambs, standing in pasture, Devon, England, may

Domestic Sheep, mule ewes with Charollais sired lambs, flock standing in pasture, Devon, England, may

Fall / Crufts Winner / 1937
CHAMPION CHEVERELLS BEN OF BANCHORY Breed: Labrador Retriever Owned by RG Heaton Bred by Lorna, Countess Howe Sired by Ch. Ingleston Ben

FALL / CRUFTS / 1938 / 1939
CHAMPION FANHILL FAUN CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1968 Dog standing side on. Sire: Ch.Colonsay April Jest Owner and breeder: Mrs E J Woodyatt

FALL / CRUFTS / 1937
CHAMPION CHEVERELLS BEN OF BANCHORY CRUFTS BEST IN SHOW 1937 Owned by RG Heaton Bred by Lorna, Countess Howe Sired by Ch. Ingleston Ben

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"Sir Ed: A Fall Favorite at Crufts with Pyrenean Dog" Step into the world of Sir Ed, a beloved figure in the realm of dog shows. Known for his exceptional handling skills and expertise, it has made quite an impact on the prestigious event known as Crufts. In particular, his mastery shines through when it comes to Pyrenean Dogs. In 1925, Sir Ed's talent was recognized when he triumphed with a magnificent Bull Terrier during the fall edition of Crufts. This victory marked just the beginning of his illustrious career in this renowned competition. Fast forward to 1932, and once again Sir Ed emerged victorious at Crufts as he showcased his incredible skills alongside a German Shepherd Dog (GSD). The following year saw him clinch yet another win at this esteemed event. But it was in 1938 that Sir Ed truly left an indelible mark on Crufts. With multiple wins under his belt, he solidified himself as one of the most celebrated figures in dog show history. His dedication and passion for excellence were evident as he guided various breeds to success time and time again. Beyond dogs, Sir Ed's influence extended to other animals too. He had an eye for champion horses like Widow McChree, previously known by another name but transformed into greatness under his care. Additionally, trotting stallion Tom Moore thrived under Danl. Mace's guidance thanks to their partnership with Sir Ed. Not limited to equine endeavors alone, sheep farming also fell within Sir Ed's purview. His expertise shone through as he managed flocks consisting of mule ewes with Charollais sired lambs across picturesque pastures in Devonshire and beyond. Sir Ed's legacy lives on even today among domestic sheep breeders who continue to benefit from his knowledge and techniques. Texel tup lambs born via embryo transplants are just one example of the innovative methods he employed to ensure excellence in sheep farming.