New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

FIELD TRIAL WINNER. CRODERl"O'
only two occasions of his Appearance here MS record
remained un,ulled. Iut probably the featur" 81 the
show will be the cnOrmou, gathering OF 81 bernard
especially the roughcr variety. OF them the newly
imported SI EediyeIc, fE whom Mr.. sears, OF Mel
rose Mass. paid $1,000 viii make hi, dehnt at an
American bench show. lll successes across the waller
as well Il, his measurements and weight, are now a
matter Of history but it may not bee generally known
that his breeder Mr. Green, sent his dam, beIii H"m
Liverpool to London 10 the CHAMPION Pont But Nero
Ill was the father Of Sir Bedyerc. Besides TN, eA
celent specimen there arr many Others who. but for
his existence would be considered plo1iGeS. The
champion, Hespcr, famous FOR his beautiful heAd Zen
Lomond the immense; Alton, the scdate, ana llmiim-
mon IT, Pnnlnnon's greatest son, would all be courI
ed and favored bnt for the new acquisition. Then
there will be Pcvua, great champion IN England
who Ike her kennel companion Sir Hcdvere makes
her first appearance th, side, she being ably sup
p0 ted by other danes.
In the smooth variety the enormous Watch VIII
prol,abIy excite as much admiration as hi, Ioughtr
cousin Sir Eedivcrc. in fat, it is "A mooted point
which is the better Of The two. Watch weighs 10
pounds and stand, thirty three and onc half inches Al
fine shoulder. Eighteen months ago be was ptied
against Sc Iedvero to determine which was the best
Of the breed at the 81 Bernard club show in England
and after celebrating for nearly half an hour the
Judge, decided in fave Of the latter, but at that time
Watch was not thoroughly maturcd and he Is un-
doubtedy a much better animal today.
Nev.York admirers Of the Great Dane will have an
opporunty for the first time Of seeing the Young i'm
uottcd dog Meac Who since his advent in Chicago last
wear has quickly jumped into the champion clas-.
Good Judges who have seen him say he is whole
hocks i'm front Of any other specimen in this country,
being fhe beau IDEAL OF size. power and symmetry
The Newfoundlands will have an additional attraction III
Carl. Who it may be remembered, 50 CALAMITY saved
his mistress Hiss Fanny Rice from drowning u the
NaIimac River. lie is for exhibition only, his fair
owner considering his reputation iar 700 great u per-
NIT the slightest possible chance Oi his Dene defeated
by less worthy opponent. me PICTURESQUE lul-s.tl
wOlfhOund XO1em, who prior 10 M aIIIh neIn wa
sent by his owner Paul Hackc, oi fIllsbufg fthn.,
British crack Krlut uniortnnatcN- OILY o. met
defeat j. included among the exhibits 81 tis breed
breed which for beauty and grace Is uh,ni passed -
Among the pointers are many who are a. dreaded
in the field trials they are on the bench, Robert
lie Dabe. Duke Of Hes5en, aud King OF Kent being
a great winner IN England, will be shown for the first
time thi, side, although she has already been sue
ces ,ful in the field at the Central ,lflas. L.
The Westminster Kennel Club VIII also nave hrfr
OF this variety for exhibition onH mtnuihg che
Field Trial winners, ana champions "n NV penn
Tars Of Bow, and Nas0, Of Kippen besides Such sue
cessiu speeLens as 0n sS ,,ern wi be- rep
resented by the most noted field d0gs III inc Gounu
as well a. some Of the greatest 9enGh werS ~ EnS
land OF the former Rodergo Is the moIt celDrated
his reputation not only being gained DS MS own
proves but by that Of hi, sons ana dauehlef,. me
Two most renowned Of the bench winners are Monk OF
Tnpnrs, and his older brother sir TatOn. both having
earned the title of champion before leaving England
For highclass specimens there Is no d2ubt that
the collles would bear the palm before all breeds
ho rcnesentaves Of the Chestnut Hill Kennels being
The finest as a collection In the world. scotlla and
Fi9rry III being well known champions here
nihiIe The squire and Nancy Trefoil have both
the Collie CLUBS Challenge cup IN England for the
best of their breed. such a quartet, streng hened
ppU the beautiful Roslyn Wilkes. could not be APP
preached by any other kennel, either in England or
here. Bulldogs VIII mus Vt t'n vi, ~ a.,
his viii be the first exhibition 10 receive the support
~ the club bearing the name Of the breed. owing
Uarner whose picture recently appeared In the
rrIbune should have easy victory over any of ms
annnnnnts as there Is q dearth OF good bulldogs at