Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
PRIZE DOGS ON PARADE.
Mans Best Friend" Draws
the Crowds.
San Francisco Shuts Out Glevalvin's
Giant Angels.
Oakland Knocks of Few Notches Of It's
Average-Result of the Games in
the East-On the Race
Tracks.

Today is afforded the last opportunity
to visit the fourth annual bench show
of the Southern California Kennel club.
There was capital attendance all day
yesterday, and there is every reason to
believe that the clnb will make some
money. The exhibition given by Pro-
lessor Samuell's performing dogs has
met with the popular approval of the
little ones. There were quite number
of up-sets during the present week, es-
pecially in the fox terrier class, where
the small terrier did not fare 80 we'll at
the hands of Judge Mortimer as he
did with Judge Davidson last year. In
the mastif class for dogs, Amado suf-
fered defeat for the first time in Los An
geles. The winner turned up in S.
Tyler's Draco. The blue ribbon mastitf
bitch Phyllis has been much admired.
San Francisco very justly carried Off the
honors in the St. Bernard class. Re-
publican is a grand specimen of
the breed. He won first at both
the Los Angeles and San Francisco
shows last year. He is now owned by
j. B. Martin of San Francisco, who is to
be congratulated for coming so far
away from home. John Heffernan of
San Francisco captured the second prize
with Grand Chancellor, quite hand
some dog. The genial J. B. Banning, OF
course, got a first premium for his New
foundland dog Scott. Matt Bunker also
got blue ribbon for his Newfoundland
puppy Rover. Rhona A., the property
of A. G. Freeman of Inglewood, was ad
judged the best specimen of the Great
Dane. Trojan, who won the prize as the
best deerhound dog, is a beauty. He is
owned by Miss H. w. Vail, and secured
the blue ribbon over Chris KTempel's
Cervus, who won the first at the San
Francisco bench show last year.
Chris Krempels Flora won the COW
eted honor in the deerhound bitch class.
There is large entry in the greyhound
dog class, and G. w. Gordon is to be
complimented upon beating such a fine
field with Leo. Leo has won the blue
ribbon at every show held in Los An
geles.
S. Tyler's Lap was grestly admired.
j. d. Schieck's Memo was very highly
commended. There are seven entries in
the greyhound bitch class. S. Tylar's
Prcnto won the blue and =. B. Proctor's
Silk the red ribbon.
There were some fine specimens OF
Bafber's Charleston was much ad-
mired, and the general opinion was
that he deserved the blue ribbon.
J. M. Gotta surprised the talent in the
greyhound bitch puppy class by walking
away with the blue ribbon with Lilly
haha over a capital entry. Mrs. G. Rob-
sons brindle Dutchess secured second
prize and the victory was we'll deserved.
Captain A. B. Anderson's Yoicks won
the blue ribbon as expected. Yoicks
beat all San Francisco last year.
In the foxhound bitch class, Thad
Some of Pasadena secured the honors
with Music and Patty. They are both
fine specimens. Kan Koo, the hand
some pointer, attracted much attention.
He got the blue ribbon in the challenge
class and Mr.. Benchley was kept busy
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends.
H. M. Tonner, the young enthusiast
from North Ontario, is very happy, as
his pointer dog, All Sing, was awarded
the blue ribbon over A. P. Kerckhoff's
Jap and M. M. Conn's Hindoo. Mr..
Tonper also won with his pointer bitch,
Amaryllis. Judge Mortimer decided
that Frank w. Ingalls, was entitled first
premium for Ko Ko as the best pointer
dog under fifty-fve pounds. j. H.
Keifer's Idstone Bang was placed sec
,ond. It will be remembered that Mr..
Keifer's dog won the blue ribbon last
year.
1t was generally conceded that Red
lands would get the blue ribbon for the
best pointer bitch, as H. Y. Evans Tip
petta is magnificent specimen of her
class. E. X. Benchiey came in a good
second with Kioto. The pointer dog
puppy was another fine class. j. w.
England won with Spot, and Ed Tufts
get the red ribbon with Lemon.
The other classes will be reviewed to-
morrow. In the meantime all should
remember that today will be the last
tiYae to visit the show. ,,-