Champion Sonesta Priceless Treasure


We adopted price as a very young puppy and he's been a delight. He also completed his championship at a very young age. His sire is Champion Grantilly Dollar and Sonesta Pricelsss Treasure is also the grandson of Grantilly Azario.

3 Best of Breed


2 Best of Opposite Sex


33 First Place Dog Ribbons


11 Winners Dog


5 Best of Winners


Famous Tri Color Dogs
Rebecca Pennington, at Sonesta Farms also introduced me to Lou Samuels where I leased a lovely Grantilly Dollar daughter to Breed to my Champion Edward of Homerbrent. I could only describe Sonesta Priceless Treasure as Happy, Happy, Happy!!! Sonesta Farms obtained one of their girls from Irene Woodard. I want to thank Sonesta Farms and Rebecca Pennington for allowing me to adopt our "Price" from Sonesta Cavaliers. A Homerbrent Cavalier King Charles girl was also adopted to Sonesta Farms.


                         Grantilly Dollar                                             Grantilly Azario

Allow me to give you some information on the TRICOLOUR DOG ....................
CH. HOMARANNE ANDY CAPP "Andy" was older brother to Caption, sharing the same mother Ch. Homerbrent Captivation, and inherited many matching qualities. A stylish dog with immediate impact. He was what is known as a "dominant" Tricolour stud dog, as he only carried the black colour gene. This was misinterpreted sometimes as meaning he only produced Tricolour puppies. True, if you took a Blenheim/Tricolour bitch to him for mating it was guaranteed 100% that your puppies would all be Tricolours. But if you mated him to a wholecolour (Black/Tan or Ruby), as well as your Tricolour puppies you could get Black/Tans. His genetic makeup made it impossible for him to produce Blenheims or Rubies. Here then was a dog not only able to stamp his excellence on his children but also his colour. He sired 4 Tricolour champions and 9 CC winners. A very significant dog who added strength to the Tricolours.

Although not a dominant Tricolour, CH. SALADOR CELTIC PRINCE also made his name and deserves a mention. He gained his title in 1982 at the tender age of 1 year and 16 days and became the youngest Champion. A perfectly marked Tricolour with lovely flowing lines. His outline was stunning and he drew attention and lots of admiration. His champion children amounted to 5.
A prime example of a top stud dog who was never campaigned yet had the ability to produce winner after winner was HOMERBRENT JEREMY AT COTTISMEER. A heavily marked Tricolour with an impressive head. His most famous son was without question the Blenheim, Ch. Spring Tide at Alansmere, who was the previous holder of the Breed record for the number of CCs won, until it was topped by Reflection in 1996. Jeremy was top Stud Dog for two years 1992 and 1993. No mean feat for a dog with no show career.

Price has recently sired these beautiful puppies shown below.