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Calvin's love for dogs and for the SPORT OF EXHIBITING his dogs started over 60 years ago.
HERE'S THE WAY THE STORY WAS TOLD TO ME BY CALVIN'S MOTHER.
Years ago, when Calvin was a young boy he became very ill with rheumatic fever. He couldn't go
to school or play with his friends for a very long time. Calvin's doctor suggested to his parents
that it would be nice if he had a dog to keep him company while in Confinement to the home.
On the way home from the doctors office, Calvin’s father took him to a news stand and bought
him a Dog World Magazine to help him make a decision as to what breed of dog he would like to
own.
After going through all the pages of this Dog World Magazine several times, looking at pictures
and reading about all the dogs that he liked. Cal decided on a Cocker Spaniel and found a
breeder in that magazine that lived about 90 miles from them. His father called to set up an
appointment to meet the Wyngarden's and the Cocker Spaniel they had for sale.
The next weekend Calvin and his family drove up to Richard and Lorraine Wyngarden's,
Creekwood Kennel of Chicago.
The Wyngarden's were very nice people and took the time to tell the family all about the breed.
As it turned out the Wyngarden's acquired most of their Cocker's from what was then said to be
the most famous parti-color Cocker kennel in the country, the Honey Creek Kennel.
Calvin went home a very happy little boy with his first dog, a beautiful red and white Cocker
Spaniel male by the name of Creekwood Chieftain (call name – Socko). The Wyngarden's told
Cal and his family that they had put one AKC point on Socko, but he couldn't finish his
Championship because he was one inch too tall.
The Wyngarden's told Calvin and his family to bring Socko back when he needed to be groomed and they
would teach them how to groom him. Six weeks later Calvin and his dad drove back up to the
Creekwood Kennel to learn how to groom Scoko. While there, the Wyngarden's wanted them to see
another Cocker that they had for sale, a parti color female Cocker by the name of Creekwoods Miss
Showoff (Pinky). They fell in love with this little girl and Cal's father decided she would be a nice
playmate for Cal and Scoko.
The Wyngarden's told Calvin and his dad that although Pinky is a beautiful girl, she couldn't be shown
because she had a pink eye rim and would be disqualified. Cal and his father knew she would be a
great addition to the family.
Pinky, the little girl that had a fault (a pink eye rim which disqualified her from being shown, WAS THE
START OF A VERY FAMOUS COCKER SPANIEL KENNEL.
Calvin's dad purchased (Pinky), Miss Showoff, on an agreement to breed her to
Ch Honey Creeks Heirloom and the Wyngarden's got the first pick puppy, a bitch by the name of
Ch Creekwood Calico Lou.
CH Calico Lou was said to be one of the most beautiful Cocker Spaniel Bitches of all times
at that time and won
16 Best of Opposites at the Cocker Spaniel Specialty shows. Calvin and his family kept a male, which
they named King Richard, named after Richard Wyngarden's.
Below, is part of THE PEDIGREE THAT STARTED SCIOTO BLUFF'S COCKER KENNEL,
a Creekwood/Scioto Bluff Pedigree on the Honey Creek/Creekwood side.
Ch. Honey Creek Havana was bred to her litter brother Ch. Honey Creek Heirloom. The resulting
litter produced Ch. Creekwood Corsage and Creekwood Chessman. Chessman bred back to his own
mother produced Ch. Creekwood Mr. Big and Creekwood Miss Showoff (Pinky). Creekwood Miss
Showoff (Pinky) was bred to Bailiwick Brandy and they produced Ch. Scioto Bluff's Judy. Judy
was bred to a TOTAL OUTCROSS CH. HALL-WAY HOOT MON. A very sound dog that looked like a
dog, not particularly real pretty. This couple produced Ch. Scioto Bluff Sinbad.
Calvin started working with Socko and in 1949 he won his first blue ribbon with him in Junior
Showmanship at the Skyline Kennel Club under Judge Norma Warner, at the age of nine. Calvin has
been exhibiting his dogs ever since.
Calvin has had three breeds of dogs during his lifetime. He started with Cocker Spaniels and went out
of Cockers and started breeding and exhibiting Akita's in the 1970's. We had to go out of Akita's in 2009
because Calvin and I both acquired arthritis and Cal couldn't keep up with the Akita's in the ring and
was having a difficult time handling them at home, so we put some of our Akita's out with handlers for a
while, but that took away all the excitement and fun of showing our own dogs and we still couldn't
breed them. Cal loves breeding and showing his own dogs, so we had no other choice than to placed
our Akita's in what we thought were nice homes.
We purchased one Bulldog and she is such a pleasure in our life that we decided to purchase some show
prospects from some show breeders. Calvin can show the English Bulldogs. They don't run around the
ring, they waddle. We are having so much fun with these little guys and didn't have to give up breeding
and showing.
HERE'S THE WAY THE STORY WAS TOLD TO ME BY CALVIN'S MOTHER.
Years ago, when Calvin was a young boy he became very ill with rheumatic fever. He couldn't go
to school or play with his friends for a very long time. Calvin's doctor suggested to his parents
that it would be nice if he had a dog to keep him company while in Confinement to the home.
On the way home from the doctors office, Calvin’s father took him to a news stand and bought
him a Dog World Magazine to help him make a decision as to what breed of dog he would like to
own.
After going through all the pages of this Dog World Magazine several times, looking at pictures
and reading about all the dogs that he liked. Cal decided on a Cocker Spaniel and found a
breeder in that magazine that lived about 90 miles from them. His father called to set up an
appointment to meet the Wyngarden's and the Cocker Spaniel they had for sale.
The next weekend Calvin and his family drove up to Richard and Lorraine Wyngarden's,
Creekwood Kennel of Chicago.
The Wyngarden's were very nice people and took the time to tell the family all about the breed.
As it turned out the Wyngarden's acquired most of their Cocker's from what was then said to be
the most famous parti-color Cocker kennel in the country, the Honey Creek Kennel.
Calvin went home a very happy little boy with his first dog, a beautiful red and white Cocker
Spaniel male by the name of Creekwood Chieftain (call name – Socko). The Wyngarden's told
Cal and his family that they had put one AKC point on Socko, but he couldn't finish his
Championship because he was one inch too tall.
The Wyngarden's told Calvin and his family to bring Socko back when he needed to be groomed and they
would teach them how to groom him. Six weeks later Calvin and his dad drove back up to the
Creekwood Kennel to learn how to groom Scoko. While there, the Wyngarden's wanted them to see
another Cocker that they had for sale, a parti color female Cocker by the name of Creekwoods Miss
Showoff (Pinky). They fell in love with this little girl and Cal's father decided she would be a nice
playmate for Cal and Scoko.
The Wyngarden's told Calvin and his dad that although Pinky is a beautiful girl, she couldn't be shown
because she had a pink eye rim and would be disqualified. Cal and his father knew she would be a
great addition to the family.
Pinky, the little girl that had a fault (a pink eye rim which disqualified her from being shown, WAS THE
START OF A VERY FAMOUS COCKER SPANIEL KENNEL.
Calvin's dad purchased (Pinky), Miss Showoff, on an agreement to breed her to
Ch Honey Creeks Heirloom and the Wyngarden's got the first pick puppy, a bitch by the name of
Ch Creekwood Calico Lou.
CH Calico Lou was said to be one of the most beautiful Cocker Spaniel Bitches of all times
at that time and won
16 Best of Opposites at the Cocker Spaniel Specialty shows. Calvin and his family kept a male, which
they named King Richard, named after Richard Wyngarden's.
Below, is part of THE PEDIGREE THAT STARTED SCIOTO BLUFF'S COCKER KENNEL,
a Creekwood/Scioto Bluff Pedigree on the Honey Creek/Creekwood side.
Ch. Honey Creek Havana was bred to her litter brother Ch. Honey Creek Heirloom. The resulting
litter produced Ch. Creekwood Corsage and Creekwood Chessman. Chessman bred back to his own
mother produced Ch. Creekwood Mr. Big and Creekwood Miss Showoff (Pinky). Creekwood Miss
Showoff (Pinky) was bred to Bailiwick Brandy and they produced Ch. Scioto Bluff's Judy. Judy
was bred to a TOTAL OUTCROSS CH. HALL-WAY HOOT MON. A very sound dog that looked like a
dog, not particularly real pretty. This couple produced Ch. Scioto Bluff Sinbad.
Calvin started working with Socko and in 1949 he won his first blue ribbon with him in Junior
Showmanship at the Skyline Kennel Club under Judge Norma Warner, at the age of nine. Calvin has
been exhibiting his dogs ever since.
Calvin has had three breeds of dogs during his lifetime. He started with Cocker Spaniels and went out
of Cockers and started breeding and exhibiting Akita's in the 1970's. We had to go out of Akita's in 2009
because Calvin and I both acquired arthritis and Cal couldn't keep up with the Akita's in the ring and
was having a difficult time handling them at home, so we put some of our Akita's out with handlers for a
while, but that took away all the excitement and fun of showing our own dogs and we still couldn't
breed them. Cal loves breeding and showing his own dogs, so we had no other choice than to placed
our Akita's in what we thought were nice homes.
We purchased one Bulldog and she is such a pleasure in our life that we decided to purchase some show
prospects from some show breeders. Calvin can show the English Bulldogs. They don't run around the
ring, they waddle. We are having so much fun with these little guys and didn't have to give up breeding
and showing.
| Ch. Scioto Bluff LaPatty Handled by Howard Reno by Mrs. Will Judy. Mrs. (Cal's Mentor)and Judged Judy's husband was publisher of Dog World Magazine at the time. |
| Bitch in Ascobs at the American Spaniel Club National and Winners Bitch in Ascobs under Judge Mr. Charlie Cobb at the St. Louis Specialty bred and owned by Calvin Winders |
| Blueberry (Bitch) Opposite Sex to Best Of Breed over 20 Champions. Also went Best in Sweepstakes and a 5 point Major. Blueberry also went Best in Show, Spaniel Club National. Bred/Owned/Handled by Calvin |
| taking Best In Show, Bred by Mark Davis and owned by Barbara Yeager, winning Best In Show. |
| Cal's Bitch and Dog (Brother and Sister)Went Winners Dog and Winners Bitch for 5 point Majors Plus Scrumptious Won the Sweepstakes at ST Louis Specialty. Ascobs under Judge Mr. Charlie Cobb |