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              <text>Am Ch Rozavel Ritter's Sweet Sue owned by Mrs. Thelma Gray.&#13;
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Comments by Patricia Sutton:&#13;
"Thelma Gray brought over Am Ch Renoca's Best Showman and the two bitches Am Ch Rozavel Ritter's Sweet Sue and her daughter Am Ch Rozavel Ritter's Miss Babe.&#13;
Sweet Sue put to Showman produced Rozavel Texas Star and when he was put to Rossut Wistful, they produced Rossut Joker An outcross indeed.!!!&#13;
Sweet Sue was imported in whelp to Am Ch Buckrun Shadrack. She whelped 3 dog pups Rozavel Mighty Dollar, Rozavel Little Dime and Letton Rozavel Dwight all to become important sires in the breed. Three bitches came in at the same time Sweet Sue, her Daughter Miss Babe and Am Ch Letton Wynnstay's Citation. All had been mated prior to leaving the States but Sweet Sue was the only one to have a litter. She had 6 but a dog and 2 bitches died and she was left with 3 dog puppies all three went on to be important sires in the breed"</text>
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              <text>"The Beagle" by Mrs. Thelma Gray</text>
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