








Ch Lochinvar of Ladypark
this photograph taken shortly after winning his sixth and final Challenge Certificates, with Best of Breed, at Cruft’s in 1957 shortly after attaining his tenth birthday making him the oldest Rough Collie to ever gain a Cruft’s CC
The name Ladypark is so inextricably linked with the Rough Collie’s
post-
could contemplate the name being attached to any other breed. Certainly
no one in the Collie’s homeland could do so and all applaud the
In 1922 Miss Phyllis Grey purchased a collie bitch
of Eden breeding registering it
simply Ladypark,
and so gave birth to a kennel that was to change
everyone’s perception
of the Collie Ideal.
Not until after the second world-
Exhibitors of the day, including American and European, were not slow to recognise the qualities, then in short supply, possessed by this bright gold sable and white who combining his dam’s make and shape, with Eden Examine’s head properties, and many were the kennels who based their breeding programme on Lochinvar of Ladypark and his descendants, thus enabling Ladypark to dominate the collie scene for almost twenty years from 1950, and even today fanciers will include Lochinvar in their list of the ‘All Time Great Collies’.
Miss Phyllis Grey handling five Ladypark Champions they are from left to right:
Ch/Ir Ch Lochinvar of Ladypark -
Ch Beulah’s Golden Flora
Ch/It
Ch Loyal of Ladypark -