The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
TRAYFORD AN EXPERT
JUDGE OF TERRIERS
Official at Long Island Club
Show Is Well Able to
Pick Winners.

When Charles Trayford stepped into the
ring 10 Judge tho Aire1nles and the
Irish terriers at the l.. ]. *. G. match In
Bryant Hall the other night there were
some present who recognized the eNpnr-
fence OF this man from Manchester. Eng
land, who is now kennel MANAGER for
Mrs Roy A. Rniney. Trayford. like his
fa<her. Charlie" was born and bred
among environments that make the pro-
fessional dog man Of the hypercrltlcll
quick eyed and smart witted kind.
Young Charlie followed his father with
the late Joseph Royle the wealthy pork
butcher Of Manchester, who bought the
best dogs Of his time. lie had the best
al round team IN England and won King
! Williams cup at Hamburg three decades
ago for the best lot of doge Ia Europe
Young Charlie was then a ulpper run
ming about the Old Hall at Prestwich.
where the dogs were kept. and played
with the toys, q crate OF which concealed
the King of Prussia's cup when 4. was
smuggled into England
Mr.. Royle was great dog and
I barb pigeon fancier, lie paid gold or five
| pound notes for dogs. He used TO say
! that checks talked The Manchester
butcher always gave great encouragement
| TO the boy Trayford and when Royle
died the all round Judge OF last Wednes-
! day night WAS employed by Frank O. :
ton, the brewer OF stockport. The ken
nels were and are at Mile End Hall. and
II will be a strange terrier OF the irish
variety that hasn't a bit OF Mile End
Muddler ia his pedigree
Trayford said the other evening that
Muddler cost Mr. Clifton 500. Mud
dler WAS by Champion Breda MIDDLE ou
of Burma, by Beauty, by Champion
Bachelor. the first Of the whole eared
Irish terriers to claim the attention o
the English in the early sos. Muddlei
was bred by Charles Barnett, the Owner
of Bachelor Students Of Irish terrier
pediGrees. performances and present day
dogs. will OF course recognize the valu,
OF the Mile End Muddler blood. and be
hind that Is the old Breda lot OF the late
Billy Graham OF Belfast. the Munster
Grip dogs that George Krehl had In Lon
don town and the Bachelor collection OF
the upper reaches OF the Thames. II was
that bag of tricks which mad a lot TO dc
with giving to the two hemispheres theii
Irish terriers.
The man who was IN the ring OF
Wednesday night had something to d.
with all that; and It was Trayford WHIT
advised Ralph Clifton OF Charters Tow
ers, Queensland, Australia. to take on
certain dogs to that country to 'let Aus
tralians have Irish terriers for all time
The Australian Clifton is also brewer
and bears the reputation OF owning tn
bNtI COlleCIlOn Vi S1pIllne guns anu Tvs
terrier dogs In all that vast country
Trayford had much to do with the earle
dog imporations into Queensland
When Charles Trayford came Il
America il was to be employed by Josepl
McAleenan, who is so fond OF Irish ter
rers. II is we'll known that the Newr
Irish terriers, named by McAleenan 70
tho old home town In Ireland, were 81
cut above the common" But Mr.. Nc
Aleenan thought and said that NJ woul
send some OF the dogs back again 10 tn
other side and let them fight II out on tn
= old battling grounds In other words MI
McAleenan cOntended that he had caus
: TO be not entirely satisfied with IN,
, Judging on this side So when the Ne
. Aleenan dogs were sent away, Trayfor
took charge Of the kennels Of Andre'
= Albright, Jr. The successes OF the Baugh
, fell Kennels with Trayford as oversee
have made history. Recently Tr1Yfor
: became manager of the extensive Raine
Kennels at Huntington IL His judg n
- gave entire satisfaction at the l.. ]. X.
show.