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Six-year-old boy makes history as one of youngest ever Crufts winners

A six-year-old boy named Freddie Osborne won first place in the best veteran bitch category at Crufts 2025 with his smooth fox terrier, Penny, becoming one of the youngest winners in the show's history.
Freddie's father, James Osborne, praised him for being natural and unphased by the competition, emphasizing the fun and family bonding aspects of the day.
Freddie expressed happiness about winning and enjoyed treats after the event.
Freddie first attended Crufts when he was two weeks old, and his family breeds smooth fox terriers under the kennel name Forgevale.

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Six-year-old boy makes history as one of youngest ever Crufts winners alongside Smooth Fox Terrier

Freddie Osborne, from Bobbington in Staffordshire, took to the ring alongside Penny at the National Exhibition Centre with the pair winning their first class veteran category

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Falkirk Herald

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Six-year-old boy makes history as one of youngest ever Crufts winners

Freddie Osborne, from Bobbington in Staffordshire, took to the ring alongside Penny at the National Exhibition Centre with the pair winning their first class veteran category

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Crufts 2025 in Birmingham: Bobbington boy, 6, one of Crufts' youngest ever winners

Freddie and "best friend" Penny come first in the veteran breed category at the dog show.

5 days ago·United Kingdom

Six-year-old boy makes history as one of Crufts’ youngest ever winners

Freddie Osborne, six, and his smooth fox terrier Penny came first in the veteran breed category.

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Six-year-old boy wins first place at Crufts as youngest ever handler

Freddie Osborne said Penny is his ‘best friend’ (Picture: SWNS) A six-year-old has landed a first place at Crufts – with a dog that’s older than him – becoming the show’s youngest dog-handler. Freddie Osborne took top spot in his category at the world-famous dog show with his smooth fox terrier Penny, 8, who he called his ‘best friend’. The pair were cheered on by friends and family as he took to the ring at Birmingham’s NEC – coming first in th…

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