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Hello, please note that Star Turn Of Galleyshine is NOT a GB CH - what it has in the UK are 3 RCCs and a Show Cert. Of Merit. You can verify this with it's owner Mandy Saunders, who is on Facebook. Please update the information and remove the GB CH title. Thanks.

Hello, this dog, Absolutely Out Of Sight, is a US GRAND CH & UK CH; His grandsire, A Cut Above, is also a US GRAND CH. And most of the other dogs in his pedigree are US Champions. Would you kindly update Absolutely Out Of Sight's pedigree to reflect all their Titles ? With Thanks.

SE = Senior Earthdog
CA = Coursing Ability

Trap II (Young Trap)(Marquis of Huntly)(Trap x White Violet), No. 599 
AND
Young Trap (Hopcroft's) (Trap x White Violet)

are brothers.  This is not a duplicate entry.

Young Trap (Hopcroft's) (Trap x White Violet)
AND
Trap II (Young Trap)(Marquis of Huntly)(Trap x White Violet), No. 599
 
are brothers.  This is not a duplicate entry.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. IV, 1877 for the year 1876:
5978. Judy.—Mr. A. W. Tyrrell's, 1, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street, London (late Mr. Murchison's); breeder, Mr. J. H. Murchison, F.R.G.S.; whelped 1875; colour, white, with black and tan markings.
Pedigree: By Cid, by Rival out of Grove Nettle (No. 655, Vol. I.). Rival by Old Jock.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. IV, 1877 for the year 1876:
5951. Toiler.—Mr. T. Wootton's, Mapperley, near Nottingham; breeder, Mr. Beeton; whelped 1873.
Pedigree: By Old Foiler (No. 537, Vol. I.) out of Vic.
Chief Performance: Burton-on-Trent, 4th prize.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
Rat Trap (No. 5937).—Mr. J. H. Thackrey's, 3, Randall Well-street, Horton-road, Bradford (late Mr. C. Pilgrim's).

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. I, 1874:
678. Nell.—Mr. A. T. Young's, 4, Ardenya-terrace, Monkstown, Ireland; born 1872.
Pedigree: By Chance (No. 529) out of Vic by Young Trap (No. 599), by Old Trap out of Violet by Jock out of Vixen, by Old Tartar.
Chief performance: Dublin, 1st prize, 1878.

From the book "British Dogs, Their Points, Selection, And Show Preparation", by W. D. Drury:
The Quorn have never been famed for their Terriers, although I believe Mr. Musters had Ragman and Fussey when Master, and Mr. Murchison had a nice bitch named Psyche from those kennels, who won a prize, beating that miserable specimen Bellona.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. I, 1874:
598. Trap.—Mr. H. Oram's, Victoria House, Worcester; breeder, Mr. W. Carelees, Stafford; born 1869; colour, white with black and tan ears, eye, and on root of stern.
Pedigree: By Jack out of a bitch from the Nottinghamshire Kennels (Trap is half brother to Chance, No. 529).
Chief Performance: Birmingham, 4th prize, 1871.

Taken from The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book (U.K.), Volume I, 1874 entry for Tartar:
592. Tartar.—Mr. Frederick Sale's, Rose-hill, Derby (for former owners see No. 590); breeder, Mr. Stevenson; born about 1862.
Pedigree: By Weaver's Viper out of Mr. D. Poole's Touch. (N.B. When first shown the pedigree of Tartar, as given in the catalogues, was by Young Venture out of Old Wasp; Young Venture by Old Venture out of Rev. W. Handley's Snow; Old Venture by Mr. Harrison's, of Harrogate, Old Tartar out of Crafty).
Chief Performances: Birmingham, 2nd prize, 1863; 3rd prize, 1864; 2nd prize 1865; Champion prize, 1867; Manchester, Belle Vue, 2nd prize, 1865; 1st prize, 1866; 5th prize, 1871.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. I, 1874:
543. Happy Lad.—Mr. Sam. Mendel's, Manchester.
Chief Performance: Dublin, 1st prize, 1872.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
7043. Young Wasp.—Mr. J. Terry's, Mount East-street, Nottingham; breeder, owner; whelped October, 1875.
Pedigree: By Foiler out of Wasp.
Chief Performance: Burton-on-Trent, 1st prize.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
Weasel (No. 6021).-Mr. J. Pryde's, Lambeg, Lisburn, Ireland (late Mr. J. J. Pim's).
Chief Performances: Dublin, 3rd prize; Belfast, 3rd prize (selling class).

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
Vixen (No. 6019).—Mr. C. E. Horsfall's, Grassendale Priory, Liverpool.
Chief Performance: Wolverhampton, 2nd prize.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
7042. Violet.—Mr. J. Terry's, Mount East-street, Nottingham; breeder, Mr. Watson; whelped August 1876.
Pedigree: By Old Risk (No. 583) out of Watson's Nell, by Rattler (No. 578).
Chief Performance: Wolverhampton, 3rd prize and cup.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
Victory (No. 6018).—Mr. R. T. Morris's, Drake-street, Rochdale.
Chief Performance: Wigan, 3rd prize.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
7041. Vesta.—Mr. J. Moore's, 20, Market Place, Boston, Lincolnshire (late Mr. T. Henson's); breeder, Mr. T. Henson; whelped Sept. 9th, 1876; colour, left ear and side of head black and tan, right ear half black and tan, spot at root of tail.
Pedigree: By Wossop's Tip out of Vick, by Old Jock (No. 558) out of Whiskey, by Venture out of Wasp; Tip, by Viper out of Nell, by Old Jock (No. 558) out of Venus, by Trap.

From The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book, Vol. V, 1878 for the year 1877:
7040. Vashti.—Mr. W. Arkwright's, Sutton Scarsdale, Chesterfield; breeder, owner; whelped Aug. 15th, 1876; colour, even marked black and tan on head, black patch on side and stern.
Pedigree: By Buffett (No. 4012) out of Nell, by Sam out of Rose.
NOTE.—Vashti is own sister to Vulcan (No. 6980).