An inky black miniature poodle named Sage won the top prize Tuesday night at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show, an event that often has proven to be a poodle's realm.The Associated PressFor a last hurrah, it was a Sage decision.
"No words," he said in the ring to describe his reaction to Sage's win before supplying a few: "So happy — exciting."Striding briskly and proudly around the ring, the inky-black poodle "gave a great performance for me," Hosaka added. Others in the final round included Comet, a shih tzu who won the big American Kennel Club National Championship last year; Monty, a giant schnauzer who arrived at Westminster as the nation's top-ranked dog and was a Westminster finalist last year; Louis, an Afghan hound; Micah, a black cocker spaniel; and Frankie, a coloured bull terrier.
"Just to be in the ring with everyone else is an honour," Monty's handler and co-owner, Katie Bernardin, said in the ring after his semifinal win. "We all love our dogs. We're trying our best." "They're a little-known treasure," said Stache's co-owner, co-breeder and handler, Margery Good of Cochranville, Penn., who has bred "Sealys" for half a century. Originally developed in Wales to hunt badgers and other burrowing game, the terriers with a "fall" of hair over their eyes are courageous but comedic — Good dubs them "silly hams."
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