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The breed judge on that day was Mr  of  Candymay  and  Ch.  Dalbaro
        Joe  Bradden;  the  Group  judge  Mr  Samson.  This introduced both Cedar
        Warner Hill.  Prior to this 'Sparky' had  and  Columbine  who  together  were
        won the DCC and BOB at Richmond     to play a big part in the development
        Championship Show (8/12/71 under    of  kennels  here  in  Britain  and
        Mrs F Hamilton) before going on to  also  abroad.    Candymay  Cedar's
        win Reserve in the Utility Group under  outstanding contribution to the breed
        Mr  S  Dangerfield.    Mary  recalls  a  has shown greatly in his stud work;
        statement  by  Mrs  J  Sharp  on  the  siring   five   English   champions.
        Crufts  win.    As  a  spectator  on  the  He  went  on  to  achieve  rightful
        balcony  she  saw  it  all  and  decided  recognition  in  1995  by  winning  the
        that  the  Keeshond  was  the  breed  Bingo trophy (for the stud dog whose
        she  wished  to  own.    This  was  a  progeny  scores  the  most  points  at
        compliment in itself.  Mr David Kitson,  championship  shows)  and,  in  the
        who had bred a bitch by the name of  same  year,  the  Northern  Light  Dog
        Ch. Beatrix of Davean, was mated to  World Top Stud Dog.
        Ch Heinz Sparkler resulting in a bitch  Ch.  Candymay  Columbine  at  Byquy
        puppy being purchased by Mrs Sharp;  was acquired by the Reed family who
        her name being Davean Cover Girl.   campaigned her to her title.  'Biney'
        Cover girl as the grand dam of Ch.
                                            was  to  play  a  very  important  role
        Neradmik Didikie (Bodie).
                                            in  the  development  of  the  Byquy
        Mary did not stop there. She bought  kennel  and  was  in  turn  mated  to  a
        a bitch puppy from a mating that had  half-brother  by  the  name  of  Ch.
        been planned by Mrs V Weeden (now   Bergarita Guardsman (owned by Joan
        Mrs  Gina  Marsh).    This  union  was  and Barry Partridge).  The result of
        between    a   lovely   dog   being  the  union  produced  Ch.  Byquy
        campaigned  by  the  mother  and    Burgomaster and Byquy Beacharmer.
        daughter partnership of Rosie Francis  Mrs E Wogan from Ireland purchased
        and Eileen Wilding - Ch. Gelderland  Candy from Mary - later to become
        Clipper  of  Swashway  -  and  a  bitch  IR.  Ch.  Candymay  Carousel  of
        owned  by  Gina  called  Ch.  Ledwell  Deminiac.    She  was  a  daughter  of
        Lustre of Keesland.  Lustre was bred  Keesland Flashlight of Candymay and
        by Mrs Sylvia Scroggs.  The mating  sired by a lovely dog owned by Mrs J
        produced a litter of five who became  Hardcastle  -  Sam  the  Candyman.
        best  known  as  the  'F'  litter;  one  of
                                            Candy was eventually mated to Ch.
        whom  was  Keesland  Flashlight  of  Neradmik Didikie and two of the four
        Candymay (Gina).  This remarkable   puppies that resulted were crowned
        litter  yielded  four  champions  and,  Irish  champions  -  Deminiac  Effendi
        although Flashlight did not make her  won  four  groups,  four  RBIS,  was
        title, she made up for it by producing  runner-up Irish Dog of the Year 1987
        such quality progeny.  Gina's litter-  and  third  overall  Irish  Show  Dog
        sister (Fenella, owned by Mr and Mrs  1990.    Effendi's  litter-sister  -
        A Quinn) never produced puppies but  Deminiac Enectra (owned by Stephen
        she gained her title and was a credit  Minogue)  won  two  Groups  and  two
        to her owners.
                                            RBIS.
        18th September 1984 saw the arrival  Mary  kept  a  bitch  from  this  mating
        of what was to be another successful  (Sam  The  Candyman  ex  Flashlight)
        mating between Keesland Flashlight
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