5 years) deerhound Scottish Female - the full name of GCH. Foxcliffe Hickory Wind - is the number one Scottish deerhound for a period of three years. But it was well in her first appearance in the gallery and Westminster.
After the ring at Madison Square Garden in light up, applause, a pregnant Angela Lloyd - gave her a quick victory and popular - the new holder of the winner at Westminster in 1998.
Judge Paolo Dondina, who paid tribute to all seven candidates and the best we can remember, "Do not take a long time also selected to choose the best offer in the Hickory, which appeared in the initial entry and the Platform for a closer look at each dog created quickly in Hickory.
"I think she was beautiful," he told reporters after the prize. "This was perfect - very balanced, beautiful, and had done a great job .."
Win for the dogs, and the adulation of a large crowd as they enjoyed in the victory. Pay some of the participants as much as $ 155 to attend the best in show, broadcast live on USA Network.
Lloyd, who lives in Hickory with her in the state of Virginia, and praise deerhound harsh. "I went in there tonight and have not seen before," said goalkeeper 31 years). "It was a solid and stable in the face of all the cameras and the flash came. Right through it."
Competition Commission The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show prestigious in the country, with over 2500 dogs each year for the title of the best high in the show. This is the second oldest continuous sporting event in the country, trailing Kentucky Derby one year.
Seven on Tuesday night in the final to win all the rounds of some of the difficult, which began Monday at 20:00 ET. And made all of their best of the race with high temperatures and then everyone went to different categories to win the group - the dog, and delivery, sports, and non-sporting, toy dog, and work.
The game was a bit more difficult this year because of the Westminster introduced six new varieties of the American Kennel Club officially recognized. In total, 2597 Search took dogs representing 179 breeds from 49 states, Washington, DC, and Canada participate in this year's show.
