New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09
JUDGING DOGS AT THE SHOW
HOW THE ANIMALS ACT IN COMPETITION.
xrvvrrs lined WITH SILKS AND sATtNs-sUG-
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HOW HE ANlmAIC ASA A~N
KENNELs LINED WITH SILKS AND sATiNs-suG-
COSTING LEAF FROM BuRKE's PEERAGE
Those who believe that Z" it is sweet to hear the
Uatch-dog's honest bark" might have been cloyed
with sweetness at the Madison Square Garden yes
terday To the average man the fact that the dogs
were securely chained added great deal to the
sweetness of their vocalization. All the day ana
evening people came and Went admiring ana crltl-
cising the dogs and enjoying the show. All classes
of society are represented among those who have
dogs at the show. There dogs belonging to
officers of the Army and Navy; to Cath9hc ptlesus
and clergymen of the Church of England TO Eng
lish country gentlemen and American clunmen anu
TO politicians and TO sporting men, There Is d
eer-hound named DunrObin in the show, VINO re,
lined with Sutherland plaid. photograph of Dun
robin Castle is at the back of the kennel anu over
ii are trophies of the chae and piacaHs ggEne Of
variety of information concerning tne pu uanI oi
Sutherland and the amount OF game on tnat sehtiIc
mans estate of Dunrobn. Dunrobin' thSt Is tIee
dog. is owned by Mrs George Shepard rage ;bo Of
Dunrobins kennel looks so nuch IKE ieai iIoi ~
Burkes Peerage is that the dog Li 5on bT
Lord Fit Hardinge. Lieutenant Aaron ward OF
The Navy has little Yorkshire terrier named billee
TAYLOR Billee is happy in kennel lined Win ola
gold satin and he wraps himself up these chilly
DAYS in an embroidered blanket OF the soItest
flannel. The Italian greyhound Queene' VINO ,oGh
the first prize in its class has constantly an adni
ing crowd before its kennel. At the back OF the
kennel hangs a curtain OF maroon VeiVet, pcdul-
fully embroidered. Augustine de lturDlde; the soh
of HE Fmneror de Hurbide of Mexico, and adopted
.on n &c the Fmperor Macmillan has black and
tan setter named Ned on exhibition. ana tne t t
State exhibits a fine rough-coated st. Bernard
named Marco. " Harry" HILL of HouSton-st. mas
two mastltfs in the show, one of which TOOK nret
prize Baron Joseph luppmann Valbeia mas a
1eonberg dog, brought from Germany oy HIS ioi"-
ship. ..,.., i,+orest;no n
visitors The man whose word is fate taxes MS
mace in the enclosure. and the ATTENDANTS WIN INN
brown helmets and jackets lead III the dogs, lne
Inc
10 be led around and now that, ouuuen'l ne WI WI
stoop over and closely examine the ears, Ieeln anu
legs of the dog When he does this every one Is
bTcathless with anticipation. But he does not ue-
eide right of. lie lengthens out the agony now
seeming greatly interested IN tnls oOg am noT 10
that The owners meanwhile hang over the ftlihg
and mtently watch the judges eyes o sec inc
look of supreme triumph winch sTliuses the lace vi
The owner of the successful dog when the prize is az
iength awarded is worth.the price of several adns-
sions to tue show. The look Is graded accoTuhe 10
what nrize the dog takes: hut even highly COM
mended viii cause dog owner to look as happy as
ii he had discovered a gold mine IN lbs PACK yHlu
THE dogs. while all this is going on, act as II they
knew that their character was at STAKE anu Witch
ever the nudge approach 'ntIut lU nr 20 ib%l,e
aud politely hold up their rGht paws 10 Stint
hands Now and then dog WI TRY TO Pns srre o 70
be "a row and only the strong chains ny Wnlcn 1.e
attendants hol them prevent 1T''-cl%sS nos rsu..
However good friends the dogs may be !hGer
ordinary circumstances as soon As they gel INSIDE
The ring they feel that they rivals and show IT.
The amount of siyer-ware displayed III front OF
some of the kennels is dazzling, and the dogs who
renose under its shadow look up at it, as visitors go
by as much as to say, won II All n'yseh,a anu
didn't half try either Some of the Sraller dogs
especially those of the hairless variety suffer IRON
the cold these damp chilly days. and have TO De
wrapped in blankets. These blankets, many OF
them are of the richest material and mghiy 0rla-
mented and the cushions on whcil 1oiiIe oI 'nS f
little dogs sleep are worthy to support the head 81
a king Turkish rugs are the faV0rite lldteilal
for carpetng the floors of tie kennels OF these
'Rohi5 Adair the champion Collie dog. who took
f,s, ri - "a hpautiill creature Win q COaU Ol
red sable and white. he has won long INST OF
prizes and has deserved them. Ola ben, the ouiI
dog who is. perhaps, as well known as any uog ia
New York, was on the war-path ana endeaNorlng
to lunch off the passing throng. FAILING III TINS ne
retired into the further corner OF MS Kennei anu
spent the evening IN gloatug over his Wlcheu ne
Hamlet. the melancholy Dane, who won the
first prize among bulldogs Is a creature Wtna
shore would tly before IT, A curled cOmbed be-
frizzled and befuenccd white poodle named More
Ton owned by Miss Edith Jones. was awarded
s0eIal nrlze OF silver cup for being the best white
poodle. The attendance was Hght IN the morn
ing, but in the afternoon and evening the Garden
The pags were to have been judged last asst
evening but the judg9g OF hot t1 fIo G indSl
ms morning. Al 10 o'clock to-day Nlll take place
the awarding of special prizes for the CONES ana
bulldogs. Then winners in the champion ana open
classes will be brought together TO compete 1or Tue
premiums and honors. AT $50 there VII! ne a pa
rade of the prize CANNES Az oclocK tle EIeao
contest between ali the champions and first prLze
CANNES IN the 81. Bernard classes viii take place
AT $3.50 the amateur trick dogs ana retrieving uoks
will PERFORM In the evening there will be parade
OF prize CANNES and an exhibition by the perform
The following prizes were awarded:
Champion fox terrier dogs medal to Brockenhurst Joe,
owned by Prescott Lawrence OF GToton Mass Si IAN
piOn fox terrier bitches: medal 10 fAchnohd OhFe,
owned by John T. Hayes, OF Lancaster. Mass, r9A
terrier dogs first prize to Besrave ny ~
bitches first prize Dance, same owners Whte pared
fox terriers first prize TO lyhe, oi e d ~ I've
months old: first prize to l. aud W. kqlheI-
forrs Warren joe Fox terrier pupPSss pi RaT'
of the Coyernooi Kennels Champion Collie dos
medal to 7 H. Terrys Robin Aoal Chammon ( Coe
dogs first prize 10 Hiram, owned by j. lindsay OF Jef-
Fey city. Collie bitches: rst prize 10 Winnie o. me MI
manock Kennels Collie puppies uhusr WE'VE 1Hoptms
old dogs: first prize 10 Argyle owned by john W bur
CESS, Of East Orange, n. j. collie puppies, DitGhes,
u Day. owned by Mrs. T. C., rhebus, Of Der ,I;
nardsvie, y. j. Champion 6uu aog: , he Sod
bitches: medal TO BolissIna, owned by john e. Hayes
Of Lancaster, Mass. Bull dogs h:s prize 10 hqmeI
owned by j. r. Barnard, jr Of Boston, Bun cog
10 Rand " Ivingstons Grand DuBe Bull terriers, dOgs
Conn Champion 6ul ferries under 20 pounds;
Maggie Bun terriers under twentyhy pounds: first
prize 10 j. r. Mooys DC0nie. Bull terrier puppies IN
B Barnard H.. of Boston Black and tan terriers, over
seven pounds first prize 10 Bessy, owned by John T.
Heather owned ~ John II. Nay!Or OF Chicago Dandie
Inmont first prize 10 Badger owned by Robert
rrst rr ze 10 The entry John f. Schools Of Toronto
Champion skye terriers medal TO jim, owned by W. r.
.,eorgs Peabody WetmOTc's Boss. Poodle dogs: first
nrize 10 Rajah owned by Miss Work. Poodle bitches
List prize TO l.. b. Halls Mignon.
RrRJE AND CHURCH WORK.