Ann Millington's Comments

Welcome Ann!
So pleased you joined - as you will already have noticed this international site covers an astounding diversity of themes. I look forward to your valued opinion on health & genetics.
lovely photo:-))
Susan

Hi Ann,

I am very glad to see you at this site.

Jean & Rita

Hello Ann,
How did I find you? I enquired a while ago about Irish R&W - a question concerning vWD. Somehow your maild address remained on my address list... and we did meet briefly at the international conference in Belgium.
btw Gene created this list for Irish Red but it seems to be opening up for all setter breeds. A couple of people (Carmen from Switzerland) even own R&W!
I see Ginger has already asked for your opinion - so I'm sure your expertise will be in demand:-))
Greetings from sunny Switzerland.

Sorry, me again... popular sire syndrome was very briefly mentioned under the theme 'a topic' on page 3 of the forums, maybe you can tell us more?

Hi Ann, was wondering if there was any way of tracing an American bred Irish Setter bitch that was taken to England in 1982? Her owners were an American Air Force Captain and his wife was British. They returned Stateside before the 12 months quarantine was up and left Charm at the quarantine boarding kennel. The wife wanted me to pay for her shipping back to the States which was about $1000 at that time. I didn't co-own the bitch and had already paid for her airfare over to the UK as a baby puppy. I declined, felt that she was their dog and their financial responsibility. She was AKC registered, out of an American sire, was also PRA genetically clear. I'd love to find out if Charm was ever registered with the UK KC and who she ended up living out her life with. Her American registered name was Rustwood's Charm, sire was Briarwood's Future Indeed and her dam was Robalee Jubilee of Rustwood. Charm was very dark mahogany at 4 months of age (last time I saw her before they left for the UK). I have no idea which of the two quarantine kennels she was boarded at but it would be one used mostly by the U.S. Air Force personnel. Is there any way someone could research the Irish Setter registry for me and let me know what ever happened to her? Thanks in advance, would love to hear any news about Charm that you can find.

Hello Ann. Yes I remember the show well, and I still have the paperwork you gave to me.
Certainly hope I will be over next year for the celebrations.Look forward to seeing you again.
Cheers,
Myra.

Ann the dog you see is a son out of Harry and Craigrua Goldie.
Harry is in Ierland registrated and also his offspring.
I will repeat this combination next year .
Groet Gerard

Hi Ann, hope you are keeping well & it sounds like you are still very busy with your work for the IRWS.
I am fine & also the gang - Rosy,Zac, Minnie & Maisie - they are always ready for a cuddle next time you see them! Regards Chris

Hi Ann
Great to hear from you.Would love to meet up when you visit NZ again.My husband adores Red and Whites and we hope to own a couple in a few years.It will be a matter of re-introducing them to NZ as there are none being shown over here at all which is a real shame.At least I know where to come now for any much needed advice.Take care and hope to hear from you soon.It is that time of year when I really am home sick and miss the UK (CRUFTS).jO.xxx

Hi Joanne
I won't be visiting - I'll be staying!
Pleased to hear you'll maybe interested in IRWS - I'd do everything possible (or impossible) to help you get going ;o))
cheers
Ann

Hi Ann, yes will be at Crufts with 3 youngsters, for the 1st time Ellie (Sh Ch Delsanto Eleanor of Jennison) will not be there. She is now 10 years old & unfortunately has just been spayed as had a problem with her ovaries.
The photo of Dusty (Ellies brother) makes me proud to have bred such a lovely boy with that working instinct. Happy hunting Dusty... Not sure what you mean by "staying" in NZ. You aren't leaving us for good are you?
Catch up with the news at Crufts. regards Chris

Dear Ann, I hope you doing fine!
It's al long time ago that i reacted on this totally new way for keeping contact, as it was on the working setter list.What i want to tell is...
But Harry's linés are now sattled in whole Europe.
And I am starting a totally outcrossline this year.Harry wil be the mean Male in this breeding program.
He is still a fine dog on the age of 10 years in a good shape.What you see on the pic is a son of Harry.P.G Harlequin Gerorge.On a clubmatch.
From Goldie x Harry .There are 3 winners in trails in the abroad, Sweden, Italie and Ierland.I keep by a next litter of these 2 a bitch.We have here in Holland also a son of Harry x Craigrua April and a mail from a combination Pallas Green Halloway x Craigrua Dicxie Named Marthy
These are the mean males and a bitch from America ( Also 5 generation out of Harry the start of a new working line .I wil bring back they old Moanruad line into this line.You know I am not the man for shows.
I think there is a markt for good working R/W Setters.
If there are some intrest in these Harry pups in England let me know.

ive only been with the site for a few weeks Michelle Webster got me introduced but ive yet to make use of it properly.i noticed you were on and pressed and mainly to see what happens next ive done one for Chris Sheldon so ill wait for her response.

Sorry Ann, need your help again under forum 'COI'...

Do you live anywhere near the 'Trent Valley Sailing Club'? I have lovely childhood memories.

still trying to get used to the site. k is ok pups due thurs so will be in touch.

Hallo Ann, Harry is back for more than a half year from Ierland and I have puppies from him too X Craigrua Goldie.8 day's old intrested ? Tel : 0031 365263999/g.mirck@hetnet.nl
Pallas Green Harriet is doing great in the Wicklow mountans she is a great dauchter of him.
Also in Sweden runs a sister Pallas Green Hazel.
The combination Craigrua Goldie X Harry is supurpe.
I 5 males and 3 female
I keep a bitch for my self

tel 0031365363999 sorry they other one is not corect

Pic above Craigrua Norton a son of Harry x Craigrua april bred by Jim Sheridan