Golly will forever be remembered for her exceptional showmanship and her stunning outline. By Baron out a Mack daughter, she really did provide proof positive that all the hard work in bringing the two American dogs in had been worth it and Golly was Marion and Ivor's pride and joy.

She was a big winner from an early age, winning her first CC at the British Boxer Club under the American judge, Peter Baynes when she had only just left the puppy classes. Her title swiftly followed and she was made up at Crufts, 1980 by Peter Perrett. During the remainder of that year, she swept all before her and she finished up as the Top Boxer 1980 by some margin winning 11 CCs in the year. One really major win for her was her CC from a record entry at the Mancunian Boxer Club from the world famous Boxer handler, now judge, Jane Forsythe who gave her a lovely critique.

Golly won the prestigious British Boxer Club Champion of Champions trophy on two occasions and she was placed in Groups and in the hotly contested Champion Stakes. For a decade she held the record as the Top Winning Brindle Bitch of all time until this was taken from her by another Winuwuk, Scotch Mist.

She won her last CC at Darlington when she was not far off the Veteran classes, and she made a final appearance at the Cotswold Boxer Club later in the same year when she won the Reserve CC from the American judge Harriett Campbell.

Golly was a truly exceptional Boxer and it is very interesting to note that her CCs were won under both specialist and all-rounder judges from America, Holland and the UK proving the universal appeal of correct Boxer type.