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L964 shows: the Virginia : State's Summer Show held at i Louisa in July, and the Tide- i water Show held at Gloucester In September. Local hunter^ 1 will be rooting for the Woodville hound at the Enterprises come October 21 st. Also "Dor-! Land", owned by Mrs. Doris Ireland of Boston, has been giving a good account of himself this year in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. The W. W. Sfcives of Bumpass have also been doing well with sons and daughters of “Ch. Alco Jester" and "Rose Hill Perky", both of which were outstanding bench hounds. One of the offspring of this cross, “Duke of Chatham", was champion at Gloucester and first H.G.A. Derby which made him i
Derby Combination winner. | Cook and Blankenship of J Southwest Virginia have wonf at the National twice — a feat rarely accomplished by any one kennel. They, too, are expected.
Officials said this will be one of the most hotly contended bench shows ever held in Virginia.
Bill Sours of Luray and Bill Lyne of Washington, Va. took first and second High General Average with their All-age hounds in the field at Gloucester. Both hope to be ready to_give Cliff Clark’s “Gangster Jake C“, the 1963 second H.G.A. winner, competition this year. The “Ingleridge" hounds, those from the Tidewater kennels, the Carter Borden hounds, Bobby May's from Beaverdam are all consistent winners. Also, the hounds from Central and Southside Virginia, from the Carolinas,
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