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Handled by Joyce Nilsen&#13;
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                <text>Barvae Benroe Wrinkles (Imp. Canada)&#13;
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Dam: Benroe Belles Babe&#13;
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By Mrs. Thelma Gray, in "The Beagle":&#13;
"Benroe Wrinkles was an over-13 inch-class hound himself, but in fact many of his best get have been medium-sized or small type.&#13;
Wrinkles proved himselfa most outstanding sire, producing numerous Champions. His immediate progeny and indeed all his decendants are easily recognizable, inheriting great quality, flashy colouring and markings, much style and showmanship, as well as other desirable attributes.&#13;
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