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Pretty good win for `ugly' Airedale
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Champion Finlair Isis, an Airedale terrier once considered the
ugliest one in the litter, captured Best in Show honors yesterday at
the 16th annual fall International Kennel Club of Chicago dog show
at Donnelley Hall.
There were 10,000 visitors to the one-day show that saw Denise
Kodner of Highland Park select the Airedale from seven finalists.
Nobi, as the new Chicago champion is called, has been the
top-ranked Airedale in the country the last two years. She has 11
Best ...
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