""Broom Hill Dan" was exported from this country (England) in 1910 by Mr. J.T. Eggleston, father of the present Arthur of that ilk. When Mr. A.E. Hochwalt judged him at Winnipeg in 1914, "Broom Hill Dan" impressed him (as he wrote later in his work on the breed) as "a big, muscular, well-developed Pointer, rather too large to suit American conceptions, but nevertheless a type that should nick well with some of our smallest home-bred bitches, which were showing a tendency towards weediness." "Broom Hill Dan" was, however, used very little until late in his life, when Mr. Fellows became interested in him, and suggested to the owner of "Nell's Queen Cott" that he use the English-bred dog. Dan was about nine years old when the mating took place, and in the litter was "Becky Broom Hill", which goes down in history as one of the outstanding figures ever seen at trials." -- Lola Macdonald Daly, The Pointer as a Showdog"

""Broom Hill Dan", a dog bred by J.T. Eggleston, of Scotland, and registered in the F.D.S.B. in this country by H.M. Giles, of Minneapolis. The dog did not attract much attention during his early years in America. He was shown to some extent in the Northwest and I remember judging him at a show in Winnipeg in 1914. He was whelped April 14, 1910, consequently, when I judged him he was just past four years old. The dog impressed me at that time as a big, muscular, well developed pointer, rather too large to suit American conceptions, but nevertheless he struck me than as being a type that should nick well with some of our smaller home-bred bitches which were showing a tendency toward weediness. "Broom Hill Dan", however, was used very little. Some years later H.F. Fellows became interested in him. ..." -- Hochwalt, 1923, The Modern Pointer

"Mallwyd Harold" -- Two Different Pedigrees "Haisthorpe Shot" x "Her Majesty": ""745N Mallwyd Harold" -- T. Steadman; br. owner; wh. 30 March 07; s. "Haisthorpe Shot (61H)"; d. "Her Majesty (74H)"; c. liver and white." -- EKC Studbook, Vol.XXXVI, 1909 ""205777 Bob White Lillian" -- Bob White Kennels, Radnor, Pa. Breeder, Geo. Potter, England. Whelped June 29, 1912. Liver and white. By "Geltsdale Ronald" out of "Wetheral Patch", by "Mallwyd Harold" out of "Wetheral Psyche", by "Melksham Knight" out of "Wetheral Jeska"; "Mallwyd Harold" by "Haisthorpe Shot" out of "Her Majesty"; "Geltsdale Ronald" by "Mallwyd Jeff (150106)" out of "Melksham Nope", by "Faskally Bragg" out of "Sal"." -- AKC Studbook, 1915, Vol.XXXII "Ferndale Wagg" x "Mallwyd Glory" ""205779 Bob White Prairie" -- Bob White Kennels, Radnor, Pa. Breeder, William Steadman, Carlisle, Pa. Whelped June, 1912. Liver and white. By "Broom Hill Dan" out of "Lady Luna", by "Luna Monarch" out of "Her Majesty", by "Ferndale Bragg" out of "Ferndale Gem"; "Luna Monarch" by "Lunesdale Ted" out of "Lunesdale Regalia"; "Broom Hill Dan" by "Mallwyd Harold" out of "Arundel Jewel", by "Canny Scott" out of "Chalworth Lill"; "Mallwyd Harold" by "Ferndale Wagg" out of "Mallwyd Glory"." -- AKC Studbook, 1915, Vol.XXXII [other spellings for names above: "Lady Luno", "Lune Monarch", "Ferndale Bang", and "Chatsworth Lill"] "Born in July, 1900, was "Ch. Lunesdale Wagg", bred and exhibited by Mrs. Horner, and a winner of over 30 certificates. On the age-old principle of mate a Derby winner to an Oaks winner, Mr. Sawtell sent "Coronation" to "Wagg", and in the resultant litter, among others, was "Mallwyd Glory", which, in the hands of Mr. Tom Steadman, made her title. "Glory", mated to "Ferndale Wagg", threw "Mallwyd Harold", sire of "Broom Hill Dan"." -- Daly, The Pointer as a Show Dog "Mr. Sawtell was famous for he "Melksham" Greyhounds as well as his excellent kennel of Pointers especially "Ch. Coronation" who became famous as the winner of the Spratt's Coronation Gold Cup for dogs of all breeds born in the Coronation year. Also owned by Mr. Sawtell was her sire "Ch. Lurgan Loyalty". "Ch. Coronation" was mated to Horner's "Ch. Lunesdale Wagg", Tom Steadman took one of the resulting litter and named her "Mallwyd Glory". In turn she was mated to "Ferndale Wagg" and produced "Mallwyd Harold" who was to sire "Broomhill Dan" bred by Mr. J.T. Egglestone, father of Arthur Egglestone who took out the affex "Pennine" in the 1920s." -- Robertshaw, 2000 ""Broom Hill Dan (33608 FDSB)", by "Mallwyd Harold", out of "Arundel Jewel"; "Mallwyd Harold" by "Ferndale Wagg", out of "Mallwyd Glory"; "Arundel Jewel" by "Canny Scott", out of "Chatsworth Lill". -- National Field Trial Champions, pedigree of "Ch. Becky Broom Hill (43829 FDSB)"

Broom Hill Dan

NOTE -- two different pedigrees ... two different dogs ??? ... see notes above ... the following is following Daly, Robertshaw, and FDSB information

(note - EKC Studbook Vol.XXIII lists "Duck's" pedigree as "unknown", "Big Roy" and "Bess" came from published pedigree of "Pitchford Ranger", source unknown)

("Bob White Prairie" pedigree above spells her "Chalworth Lill")