Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-27


Claude and Los Angeles.
Best great Dane, Baron Rogniat's Monte
bello.
Best foxhound. A. g. Campbell-Johnston'
Jack.
Best kennel sporting dogs, any breed, A B
Truman's Mike I. and Lady Echo 7.
Best cocker spaniel, Mrs. H. P, Rennie'
Woodstock Belle.
Best collie, j. J. Hanford's Bounce
Best spaniel, any breed, Mrs. H. P. Rennie'
Best toy terrier exhibited by lady, Mrs. A
a. Sanserghs Rob Roy
Best English setter dog, ]. F. Holbrook's Ton
Paine.
Best greyhound, G. W. Gordons Leo
& Best Dslmattan, j. E. Preston's Flora,
Best fox terrier, Miss Susie G. Patton's Rol
Roy.
Best greyhound exhibited by lady, Mrs A
s. Hendersons Pete.
Best water.spansel, T. C. Marks Zip.
Best st. Bernard, VIM Bowring's Sheils.
Best English setter dog or bitch, H. T
Payne's Princess Claude.
Best pug, Mrs W. Il. Laws
Best Gordon setter, B. A Breakey's Duke.
Best mastlf, Kirkhoven kennels Leila NJ.
Best pointer, A. B. Truman's Patti Crox
teth T.
Best Irish setter. A. B. Truman's Lady FL
cbo T.
Best spaniel, Mrs H. P Rennie's Woodstock
Belle.
Best pug exhibited by a lady, Mrs W. H
Best Great Dane, Baron Rogniat's Monte.
bello
Best retriever. J. ]. schsllerts Pasha.
Best pointer dog, K. X. Benchley's Kan Koo
Best stud dog or brood bitch, any breed, with
three or more of its p. ogeny in the show H. I.
Paynes Princess Claude
Best sporting dog under one year old, f. K
Best sporting bitch under one year old, Ed
Bowring's Aphrodite.
The HERALD reporter afterwards ac-
companied the genial but discriminative
Rrtr hA /
down his remarks on the various ami
mails, as he made them extraordinarily
and candidly. They follow in full:
Imperial Arno. Likely dog, a little
straight behind. Good size and coat.
Amado better than Armo about the head.
Leila NJ. Very typical, but rather
small and too light about the muzzle.
Well legged and roomy.
Hector, harlequin Great Dane, rather
coarse. Wrongly entered as German
tiger-mastiff.
Clio, tiger-mastif bitch. Released.
Fair sized and roomy; two black and not
particularly characteristic in any respect.
Sheila. Fairly typical St. Bernard in
color and markings, but understood,
light about the head, bad in ste m, good
legs.
Prince Myra, entered as Newfoundland,
but really only a big black dog of no
particular breed.
Montebello-A very typical great Dane,
slightly undersiZed, but well colored
well cropped. A little too straight in the
hooks.
Strahgoff-A brindled sort of great
Dane coarse in tail and too long in coat.
Not truly placed.
Venus, with litter-Entered as blood
hounds, but really Virginia foxhounds.
Bitch rather small, but very clean and
and we'll marked.
Dina-Wrongly entered as bloodhound.
Really foxhound. Very roomy.
Plenty of substance. Good native fox
hound
Nadeau-Rather fiat in ribbing. Stands
out forward light all over.
Pete-Pretty good dog. Well ribbed
good legs and feet well-bent stiles and
hooks. Quite nice puppy.
Kan Koo-Very good in middle; g
little light in stern; good head ears g
little high. Dog of great substance.
Patti Croxteth T.-Very clean all over
A typical pointer, and fit to win almos
anywhere.
Nell-Very plain head; rather wiry
tall fine middle. An excellent speci
men.
Dixie II. Beefy.
Jack-Badly shown; too large, and 6
little out at elbows.
Trifer-Light head ears little short
dog of good body; cooked tail.
Signet-Too long in coupling; nice
muzzle; slack everywhere else; hare
footed in the extreme.
Tom Paine-Very nice dog we'll sprung
in ribs; excellent legs and feet; strengly
coupled; good head stern a little tot
high. A fine dog.
Royal Sport-A dog of great character
rather throaty. and little short in face
otherwise about as good as Tom Paine
the fret prize taker
Princess Claude-Fine, roomy bitch
good all over, except in stern; the sor
of bitch that the future of English setter
rests with plenty OF substance, and able
to transmit power.
Los Angeles-Too light and weedy.
Daisy-Very good; fine head; gooC
coat; a little less room than Princess
Claude.
Peerless-A bit pinched all over
lacks substance and character.
Duke Alexis-Too large and beefy
too fluffy in coat. Badly shown.
Mike T.-Rather plain head, but
grand Irish setter in every other resp pact
Perfectly shown.
Lady Elcho-As grand a dog of th
breed as lives. lean, angular, muscular
merry, tireless, splendid head, perfec
coat, good color; in short, unexception
able.
Doc-Without character.
Duke-Very fine specimen; fat coat
good color and markings; good heaC
and form.
Dude-Shows trace of recent spanie
cross.
Lady Lufton-A grand roomy bitch
good color, coat and marks with "DuA e.
makes the best brace of Gordon setter
ever shown in the State.
Nun-Very fine specimen; typical il
every respect.
Queen-Very nice bitch, indeed.
Here Mr.. Briggs paused to say, en
Enthusiastically, that the Gordon clas
shown at this bench show was the be:
ever shown in California.
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Queen spaniel)-Improperly shown a
a water spaniel. Given second AZ fiel
spaniel.
Venice-A funny little clipped dog
with lean face and spaniel ears, and
suggestion of topknot.
Gifee-A grand specimen good al
round.
Zip-Transferred to water spanie
class, where he took second.