Tributes |
|
|
|
JAVIER PARDO
On this photo Javier with Ch.Fairyland Grace at "Los Dragones"
Our friendship was
long and very special. He was a boy when we met. We learned, worked and
travelled together to many, many shows. Eventually, he became my handler.
As I trusted him, I gave him my best dogs to train and show. He treated
them with kindness and understanding, they made great teams. Javier will
always stay in my memory, and my affection for him will last forever.
|
|
|
CARLOS
MARĶA PICAREL
On this photo Carlos Marķa with
Bengal Sapphire
I was
bound to Carlos through strong family ties. But our mutual affection
grew stronger as we shared the same hopes and longings, the same
interest: the pleasing task of breeding Airedales. So we became very
close, working together at the Airedale Terrier Club Argentino,
competing at shows and spending hole afternoons in the kennels. That
bonds lasted until the early and painful disappearance of my dear cousin
Carlos. He will always have a special place in my heart. |
|
|
MOLLIE
Y JACK HARMSWORTH
When I bought Eng.Int.Ch.Bengal Tarquin, I didn't know I would conquer
the most endurable and lasting friendship with his owner, the biggest
and famous Airedale Terrier breeder at that time. They trusted me, and
teached me everything I know, I didn't know how to use a trimming knive
properly then . Mollie went so far as to take my trimming table out in
the garden and rammed it into the ground. She made me put Tarquin on it,
and start burrowing the legs of the table, until it reached the proper
heigh for me to work on the dog. She marked the legs, and send me to
have them cut. She even started crying, when she saw me trying to trim
my bitch lying on its side!. She almost despaired, and threatened to
take Tarquin back with her to England if I ever did something like that
again. I will never forget her she and Jack will stay forever in my
heart. |
|
|
BEVIN
Bevin“s photo winning BIS and
receiving the Challenger Cup from "FCA"
Bevin meant one of
the biggest emotions in my live with dogs. I had to trim and handle Ch.
Cefnbryn Kibella, property of Silvia Greene and Toto Di Pace. He was at
that moment (and kept this position) the First Dog of All Breeds in
Argentina of the year 1981. The biggest and most important Challenger
Cup in the history of dog shows in Argentina was in competence. At the
end of the day, Bevin got it, winning Best in Show. In the photograph,
lovable Bevin and Javier (in plaster), my dearest and always remembered
Susana Greene, the judge, the president of the FCA Mr. Rizzi and, of
course, myself. That day is engraved in my heart and my memory for ever.
|
|