Not Hudar...never heard of this one.
My Golden spice, not too many this year, still on the tree, this one
is still one of my favored because it stores about for 3 weeks in fridge and
taste pretty good when ready, [slightly on the tart side] Early Gold I have but didn't fruit yet, some people say it's not much of a good pear. The best early one I have is the Westfort ...about a month early then Golden Spice and ripens on the tree, when picked she is nice, sweet and juicy...better then Golden spice. Summercrisp doesn't do well at all for me....seems not hardy enough.

Konrad,
I would love to try growing the "Westfort" pear that you mentioned, but I can find no information on it at all.
I wonder where I could get scions of this variety?

Unfortunately no life plant material can be mailed across the boarder.

the only place I've seen to get the Early Gold is Woodstock Nursery. Most of the other places are in Canada

Early Gold might also be known as Ure. Secondly, the Early Gold may not be the best pollinator for the Hudar. I believe the Early Gold is a Siberian cross and the Hudar a European pear.

I now have Early Gold, which I'm pretty sure was billed as a distinct variety from Ure. I also have Summercrisp, Golden Spice and Patten in close vicinity to my Early Gold, and they all bloom. However, the Early Gold never sets any fruit. I'm thinking that none of those other varieties are good pollinators for Early Gold.

I also have a couple of Hudar trees, but they are very slow growers and not close to producing yet. I'm thinking I'll be lucky to get fruit off of them before I expire.