1911 TIME CAPSULE- CH. WIN SUM MIN T’SING

CH. WIN SUM MIN T’SING HISTORICAL INFORMATION

Widely acclaimed by breed authorities as the top foundation sire in America was Ch. Win Sum Min T’sing. He was bred by the Win Sum Kennels of Mr. Franklin Hutton whose daughter Barbara was heiress to the Woolworth millions
Many of Min T’Sing’s offspring will be listed here including:
Ch. Min Sing
Ch. Ning Poo winner of the first Chow National Specialty in 1920
Windholmes Wan Lung Winner of the second Chow National specialty in 1921…dam Windholme’s Amoy)
Sum Sultan

Virginia "Jean" Waller with Ch. Win Sum Min T'Sing one of the five foundation males of the breed. Long Island, N. Y. 1916 — Virginia “Jean” Waller with Ch. Win Sum Min T’Sing one of the five foundation males of the breed. Long Island, N. Y. 1916. PHOTO CREDIT The Woofgang.com

CH. WIN SUM MIN'TSING — CH. WIN SUM MIN ‘TSING’S SECOND OWNER WAS MRS WALLER OF SUM CHOWS

MRS HUTTON WAS AN ORIGINAL OWNER OF MIN T'SING — THE HUTTONS WERE BREEDERS AND ORIGINAL OWNER OF MIN T’SING UNTIL MRS WALLER PURCHASE HIM WHEN THEIR KENNEL CLOSED

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