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Crufts winner's £1.1m will at centre of bitter court battle between son and kennel hand

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The IndependentCrufts winner's £1.1m will at centre of bitter court battle between son and kennel hand
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Mary Swash’s bitch Ginger Christmas Carol - also known by the pet name Emma - took the best-in-show prize at Crufts in 1986

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