Houston
*GSDC of America --- 1987 --- Open Dog & Winner's Dog*
"Houston of Wildwood - See Best in Futurity. The other dogs in this class
that eventually placed did not exhibit the same easy stride and
coordination in movement. I would like to have seen the 2nd, 3rd & 4th
place dogs in better condition with more consistent performance in the
sidegait loose lead excerise. The quality of the class was very good."
~ Carmen Battagllia
*GSDC of America---1987--- Futurity Victor*
"Houston of Wildwood - is a medium sized black and tan with beautiful
pigment. Handsome head, strong bone, and outstanding attitude. Very true
coming and going, with a long suspended sidegait. I spotted him as he
walked into the ring and couldn't get my eyes off him. He held up all the
way under very strong competition. I hope to have the opportunity to see
him again as he matures into the lovely frame he now possesses."
--Sam Lawrence
*GSDC of America---1988---Maturity Victor*
*GSDC of America---1989---Select **#2*
" a lovely, deeply pigmented male. Excellent sidegait and covers a lot of
ground. Handsome, but could have been in better condition. Excellent
forehand but could have been a little cleaner going away. A beautiful dog
to look at."
~ Betty Razevich
*GSDC of America---1990---Select #2*
"another very pleasing and attractive, mostly black with some tan male of
appealing outline but not the headpiece of #1. He is a good, smooth mover
who extends well, carries a firm back, and can retain his outline on a
loose lead. He is clean coming and going but seemed a bit less fluid in
hindquarter during the final laps."
~ Ed Barritt
*GSDC of America---1991---Select #7*
On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 10:35 AM, Mail <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Does anyone remember when Houston Of Wildwood went select at the US
Nationals?
looking for an old film for someone
thx
Sandy Lindsay
