Lieut'Colonel C. S. Dean 



I cannot 

 find space 

 to give even 

 an abridged 

 list of the 

 numerous 

 honours won 

 by the Brom- 

 borough 

 kennel, but 

 some of the 

 best known of 

 the dogs were 

 the following: 

 Champion 

 Pearl (who 

 before com- 

 i n g into 

 possession of 

 Colonel Dean 

 had a dis- 

 tinguished 

 career with 

 her late 

 owner, Mr. 

 T. Ellis, and 

 few of the 

 variety, if any, 



By permission of Lieut. -Colonel C. S. Dean 



LIEUT. -COLONEL C. S. DEAN 



could show a 



brighter record of fame), Champion Starkie Ben (a dog of high 

 quality and grand type, who has taken a great number of prizes 

 at all the best shows), Beswick Beauty (another of rare stamp), 

 Benham Daisy, Benham Brighteyes (one of the longest headed 

 of the variety seen of late years), Benham Valentia, Benham 

 Maranta, Benham Thelma, Benham Nellie, Benham Count, 

 Benham Dizzy, and Pride of the Vale, together forming a dozen 

 of the best of the breed seen in the possession of one owner in 

 memory of most of my readers. 



Amongst the Spaniels at Bromborough I may mention Benham 

 Rake, Partridge Bess, Sweep, Maxim, and Ashantee, all well-bred 

 specimens and likely to produce good stock. 



