Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19

Third best decorated kennel, Leonard
Carter's King Richard. 81
NOTES..
Superintendent Wilson is proving
himself to be the right man in the right
place. His uniform courtesy is appre-
ciated by all exhibitors.
Mrs. II. l.. Flash was heartily con-
graduated on winning the first over
such big field in the fox terrier class
| (under IL months.) There were seven
entries in this class, including the San
Francisco entry, Mailer.
when her Spitz, Doady, was awarded
the blue ribbon.
Gypsy, the Italian greyhound exhib-
tied by Matt Bunker, was born in St.
Louis sixteen years ago.
Mrs. DIR. Wise was present when her
fox terrier, Hop, was given the second
prize.
DR.. Weldon is a great admirer OF fox
terriers.
Secretary Payne has been kept busy
He did not expect to get premium
with Stanford. While he is probably
the best English setter ever imported to
California, he is bred for field trial and
not for show purposes.
DIR. and Mrs. Kannon watched the
judging in the fox terrier class with con-
siderable interest.
Mrs Captain Anderson has been a
regular attendant.
Miss Jennie and George Bell were
seen petting several of the prize win
.ners.
I Mrs. Willie Childs admired the ca
mines yesterday afternoon.
The greatest excitement prevailed
when the fox terrier dogs were led in
the ring. There were seven entries.
Blemton Sinner, entered by J. B. Mar
tin, of San Francisco, carried off the
blue ribbon; G. A. Summers Blemton
Vesuvian getting the red ribbon. The
San Francisco dog deserved his hard
earned victory, although the decision
was somewhat of disappointment to
several Los Angeles men,
When did B. F. Coulter's Cato come
in? &
Captain A. B. Anderson s Patch is now
in the challenge class. Patch won the
blue ribbon at the shows of 1889, 1890
and 1891.
Mrs. DR.. Wise's fox terrier Hop was
much admired yesterday.
Fred s. Cox's Cocker spaniel Flirt is
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San Francisco show.
Clip, the winner in the spaniel class,
is very handsome. He is the property
OF T. y. Glover.
Thomas Scudder, of Santa Ana, carried
off the palm with Jennie in the Cor
don setter class for puppies under IL
months. M
Emil Harris Tyke was very highly
commended by the judge in the pug-dog
class.
Thomas w. Ladd, of East Los Angeles,
took prize with his collie bitch, Lady
Jean.
Mrs. Milligan was made happy when
the retriever Roy was awarded the blue
ribbon.
Mr.. John Machell was congratulated
on his victory in the Gordon setter bitch
class, inasmuch as he was awarded the
blue ribbon by John Davidson for Nun
over bitches which had been placed
ahead of Nun at previous shows.
Mac B is very slick appearing ami
NAL. He captured the blue ribbon as
the best Irish setter dog under u
months.
William B. Couts, who sent his En-
glish setter bitch Jessie G all the way
| from IAN Marcos, will be proud when he
learns that she was awarded the blue
ribbon.
The sporting editor of the HERALD &C.
knowledges with thanks photograph
of Blemton Lillian, the celebrated fox
terrier bitch owned by Mr.. John H.
Rullock, of Alhambra. The owner says
that BIemton Lillian is one of the gami-
est fox terrier bitches ever exhibited.
Ned Carr, of Pasadena, was on hand
last evening with splendid greyhound,
IL months old.
FRIDAYS AWARDS.
The following awards were made on
Friday. Owing to an accident which
occurred in the HERALD press room
on Friday night the list tailed to
appear in Yesterdays issue:
Glass 42--Irish settlers, dogs; John
Meany's Patsy D, first; Charles H.
Thornton's Dash, second. g
! Glass 43-Irish settlers, bitches: j. A.
Edmond's Elcho j, first; A. Edouard's
Bess +, second; j. w. England's Nora
Mavourneen, third.
Glass 44--Irish settlers, dogs (under IL
months): j. G. Cline's Mac B, first |;
Captain A. B. Anderson's g Flash, second !;
John Meany's Patsy d, Y HC.
Glass 45--Irish settlers, bitches (un-
der IL months): Captain A. B. Ander-
sons Lightning, first; j. G.. Cline's
Lady Elcho. second.
+ Glass 46--Gordon settlers, dogs: Bulled
& Miners Devonshire Grouse, tirst b.
A. Breakey's Duke second.
Glass 47-Gordon settlers, bitches
John Machell's Nun, first; J. w. Ed
wards Lady Clara Jane, second; G. E..
Fullerton's Mollie, third; Homer Katz'
Princess Nell, V HI G, reserved; Miss
Preston's Flora, v HC.
Glass 4S-Gordon setter (puppies un-
der IL months): Thomas ,Scudder's
Jennie, first; John Scott's Leo, second.
Glass 51--Spaniel dogs (any breed
over 2S pounds): T. B. Glover's Clip,
first; Pete Flemming's Smoke second.
Glass 52-Spaniel bitches (any breed
over 28 pounds): Hugh Lindley's Miss
BERTHE, first; B. H. Hineman's Queen,
second.
Glass 53-Spaniel puppies: Arthur
G. McClure's Leo first.
Glass 54-Cocker spaniel, dogs (under
% pounds): A. P. Kerckhoff's Waxey,
first; Fred S.. Cox's Duke, second.
Glass 55-Cocker spaniels, bitches( (un-
der, 28 pounds): Fred S. Cox's Flirt,
first; John Machell's Lass, second,
Glass 56 Cocker spaniel (puppies un-
der IL months): Edward S. Slater's
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