New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
pr.I,FoHT,s BLACK PRINCE.

The genuine grit of the bulldog has won nm
,.nas iron, all The various classes OF sporting men,
No other species Of dog at this show ms 50 many
special prizes open 10 him as the bulldog. Ihere
are twenty eighteen offered by the Buiidos 'iuo
NJ america T. l.. Park has presented the grand
tronhv valued al $3.50 for the best bulldog In the
show F. sheffield Porter offers the Porter up
valued at S1OO for the best bulldog OF opposite sex
to the one winning the grand trophy. Inc puppy
fowl Is the gift OF J. H. Matthews Dr. " ho"9
aid r. e. sawyer have each presented cups value" ~
800 which will be open for competition ut 'his
hooh .how rcsIdes these cups there are special
,nodols enough for almost every exhibitor to secure
at least one
Fortv-two bulldogs will give their admirers al
opportunty 10 see all the good points, even
II they are not combined In one dog the veteran
Irarper has sixty prizes In all lie Is Il re"a'N
able bulldog Frank Dole. OF NcwHaven' recehuy
sold him 70 the Hills Kennels Of Chicago from when
Ro,swain and the Craven Image are also entered
IN the challenge class Champion Soudan Is "h''c
Fitch OF the same class owned by John H. Mat'he"S'
She was bred by Major Trail OF Ireland, ana mas Il
rood record on the bench wherever she mas peen
shown having taken nineteen first prizes Ba'hoS Is
another OF Mr. Matthew's entries and was imported
from England soudan IS said TO be worth Sl'ooo'
Durv tOuilp Beatrice, SALIENT, Cardinal Wol'cy'
African Monarch Lena IAnetrv and Lady Regent arc
few Of the other entries IN the various classes Dusty
is valued at 5000 by her owner e. T. I. Lewis oi
Hobokeu. A number OF other dogs are 'aiuen AZ
81 600 While Harper and the Craven Image are not iof
sale AT any price. Mr.. Matthews Is one OF inc most
enthusiastic breeders OF bulldogs in the country.
In the challenge class Of poodles there Is only one
dor the famous Styx, black poodle, bred py NJ
Duchateau OF Brussels. styx is now nine years Oh
and has not missed first prize at New YORK Sincc
1856 William Cochrane Sandiord Is the owner Tell
Koko Lion Toby, Darklc, Bodega Fritz Dch ICpN
and Czarina the black poodes OF the open Grass
Darkic has won a number OF first prizes at the west
minister Kennel Clubs shows. Charles A. Appleton Vi
No. 1 Bond-st., is the owner Of Toby and Topsy'
Poodles OF any other color than black have seven
entries all young dogs and owned In this city ana
towns on Long Island. Rover. who won first pize
last year at the fifteenth annual show OF Tie west
minister Kennel Club, is entered again by his owner,
]. NJ. Moyer, OF this city. Pascha, Prince George
Prince Hal Troy Lass II and the New-iork Lass are
the Newfoundland entries The latter Is owned by
Marshall & Kidd OF Troy, y. u. and mas won hVc
Hrsts and four seconds. From the small enryils IL
would seem that the interest In Newioundlands hao
given way to the St. Demands. They ale, however
still deservedy popular In England To be sure there
are plenty OF so called Newolndlands around the couI
try but many OF them are nothing more tlan large
black mongrels. AS watclrdogs they are Invaluable
but ibis quality has been largely overlooked Dy breeders
IN the desire 70 secure something new. They nrc not
afraid OF the water and excellent companions.
OF the famous but rare race OF bloodhounds there
are eight entrjcs and all Of them dogs OF note
George W. Glazer, Of Salem. Mass. has four; JACK
the Ripper bred by Edwin Brough. by Burgho out Of
Rosemary, winner of first prize mt ewOrleaps. Wash
Iuyton and Pittsburg Belhus and BENSON, bred by
die same man, and Defan. bred by Mr.. Winchell.
r. W. sacket has Bucksho and Mr. Gayor has Jack
sbcpard Defan and Bucksbot are only one year old.
j. L. Winchell has two well known boodhounds. Victor
and Judith each valued at $1,000. They are only
three years old but veterans OF the bench and trained
man-hunters. They features OF the last dog
show here in 1901. for they both enormous dogs
and come of famous family in England. Six
ordinary and two special prizes are offered for blood
hounds.
Lcckhor OF the Seacroft Kennels, Manchester-by.
the-sea Will contest first place for the best Russian
wofhound with Argos. OF the Muscove Kennels.
Leckhor Il yaIued at IS 900 and Argos Is recent
Importation OF Mr.. Huntington, who purchased him
from the Duchess OF Newcastle about month ago.
The two kennels will together again In The
bitch class the Muscovite Kennels having Modjesha
entered against Frcdcyka and svodka. Arsoss Is
called OF the best Russian wolfbounds ever bred
In Europe
The National Greyhound Club has offered two club
medals and the Herald and Westminster Kennel clubs
eeve offered two more specials for grcyhounds, OF
which there forty entries In the six classes. At
one time the common people Of England were not
suoWeo 70 keep greyhounds as that was considered