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The Chase Magazine
March, 1969 Page Fourteen
HOLMAN'S KELLY WINS 1968 U.S.O. CHAMPIONSHIP
Stone J. Crane
The 1968 U.S.O. held at Durant, Miss. the week of Dec. 2, 1968 saw the largest entry in its history
1946-1968. The final count was 229 foxhounds entered from many areas of the U.S.
The score board was a well-filled one each day showing a well-covered field by the 30 field judges
under the direction of Master of Hounds Gerald Simmons of Clarksville, Virginia.
The winner Holman's Kelly is by Holman's Bill, he by U.S.O. Ch. Flying Rowdy Meggs ex Little
Cricket Holman, she by Jim Junior ex Little Fly Reed, Jim Junior by Finley & Douglas' Jim ex CH.
White Girl Meggs (F); U.S.O. Flying Rowdy Meggs by No. Miss. Ch. Flying Meggs R. (f) ex Little
Browneye Joy, she by U.S.O. Ch. Honest John Cutchin.
The dam of Holman's Kelly is Seldom Fed Clorris 98656 by Seldom Fed Kenneth, he by Hawkeye
House ex Tildy Pickett, he by Elmo ex Lady Bristol Tildy by Howard Pickett. Clorris' dam Wingpoinit
Mary Wade by Tenn. Ch. Larry Setzer II (b) ex Asia B.; Larry Setzer II by Larry Setzer ex White Rose
Judy II; Asia B. by the English hounds Trimbush and Anabel.
Again we see a top bred hound. This man Holman is no "fly by night" foxhunter at field trials. He
has been knocking at the U.S.O. Championship for some time and is a well known foxhunter.
The champion knocked along in all classification. He was first in Endurance, Second in Trailing,
Third in Hunting and Fifth in Speed & Driving, a well rounded dependable foxhound, one to be
proud of and one to join the great ranks of U.S.O. Champions.
March, 1969 Page Fourteen
HOLMAN'S KELLY WINS 1968 U.S.O. CHAMPIONSHIP
Stone J. Crane
The 1968 U.S.O. held at Durant, Miss. the week of Dec. 2, 1968 saw the largest entry in its history
1946-1968. The final count was 229 foxhounds entered from many areas of the U.S.
The score board was a well-filled one each day showing a well-covered field by the 30 field judges
under the direction of Master of Hounds Gerald Simmons of Clarksville, Virginia.
The winner Holman's Kelly is by Holman's Bill, he by U.S.O. Ch. Flying Rowdy Meggs ex Little
Cricket Holman, she by Jim Junior ex Little Fly Reed, Jim Junior by Finley & Douglas' Jim ex CH.
White Girl Meggs (F); U.S.O. Flying Rowdy Meggs by No. Miss. Ch. Flying Meggs R. (f) ex Little
Browneye Joy, she by U.S.O. Ch. Honest John Cutchin.
The dam of Holman's Kelly is Seldom Fed Clorris 98656 by Seldom Fed Kenneth, he by Hawkeye
House ex Tildy Pickett, he by Elmo ex Lady Bristol Tildy by Howard Pickett. Clorris' dam Wingpoinit
Mary Wade by Tenn. Ch. Larry Setzer II (b) ex Asia B.; Larry Setzer II by Larry Setzer ex White Rose
Judy II; Asia B. by the English hounds Trimbush and Anabel.
Again we see a top bred hound. This man Holman is no "fly by night" foxhunter at field trials. He
has been knocking at the U.S.O. Championship for some time and is a well known foxhunter.
The champion knocked along in all classification. He was first in Endurance, Second in Trailing,
Third in Hunting and Fifth in Speed & Driving, a well rounded dependable foxhound, one to be
proud of and one to join the great ranks of U.S.O. Champions.