New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

The Caumsctt Kennels of IN, city Iiurgho Jr
and who Won first over Victor. then only puppy, II
the last York dog show. And there Is another
kennel Of bloodhound, entered from sal"m Mis- -
th, years exhibit Of bloodhornfs VII Lc an unusually
large
Among the English settlers Is Breeze Gladstone. n
field ,lial dog and bench show winner Of nrot' at
syracuse In lass and especial for the best English
setter in the show, and first at New lOik In lSVl Jc
j. owned bv Francis g. Taylor, OF Pfilldcphis There
are eighty ono English settlers entered Ia the eight
closse, into which they are divided. The English
setter Club and other admirers offer spc ials.
seminole Kennels ,r Frederick korecron Kennels
Glendgn Duke Of Furnc,- D1nnn Juanta, Mount
Washington Kennel Niagara. IHnl H.. owned by Di.
c. H. Fritt-, and spectre are all wcllknO"n ,btefs
with that recommendation which success on the ;hc
give, 10 any dOs Of thi, lsj spectre, SIR Frederic
and Donna Juanita have been highly praised by various
judges.
C,orIon settlers have orly Two special, to compete
for hint there are thirty entries including COmus
| a grandson of champion Turk aud winner Of four
prlzcs in tie three times lie mas been SHOWN Champ
| ions Beaumont and Belmont have mads the round
OF Tie various shows In Great Britain aHd have won
| high houors there They were imported in 1855
Heather Bee and Heather York, Venus and sally Bean
mont also belong t. Jane, u. blossom, Of this city
Heather Bee i Oniy two aud one half years old, and
She won seven first prizes IN Grra Britain before shC
wa, two years old Heather YORK and she were placed
| first By the Albany Judges llildA Of the Mount
ROYAL Kennels belongs IN the challenge cas., having
already won her WAY up through the open class
There /, only Of the thc-npcakc Fay DIX, entered
| this year.
BESIDES the fox terriers. Yorkshire terriers and Hi,l
terriers thoIe are also black AID tan terriers Welsh
riers Dandie DnmOnt terriers, lieddingtOn terriers
skyc terriers, scotch terriers and TOY terriers Tor al
of Which there are specials offered by the Westminster
Kennel club in addition 10 n generous prize list aggre
eating about $410 for the last kind, OF terriers
The ma,tn IS the model watchdog. Much car,
and close study lave been directed both in this country
ana in England. toward the producing Of Il large and
dgnlhcd appearing dog without sacrificing the
tia mas,ih qualities. There will be large exhibit
I'm this class from number Of first class kennels fo
there long aud attractive prize li-t offered by The
Westminster Kennel Club in seven classes Aud Ia
exhibit Of four mas;hs owned by one kennel; tw'
Herald bronze medals; the Taunton gold medal fou
challenge cups. The total value OF prizes onerc'
! for mas,lGs is over ~ 200.
j. L. Wnchcll, of Fair Haven, w.. took tie spccia
prize at the recent Albany dog show for tn, best dis
| pay Of mnstiis in the show. AMI hi Bcnnion =
Black Prince and h, EcaufClts Colonel took first and
| second respectively I'm the Open elias Tn. former l.
| a magnificent Young dog oily seventeen months old
| weighs 49, pounds. ana has 20-iuch SKULL In com
Linaticn with qualities rarely In mature dogs
| TIE Turf Field and Farm spcaks highly Of thu
| Black Prince and says that he is II dog of unusla
| u oni.c NJ, Wnchcll hi. been a birclcr 81 mas
tGs for ten years and regards Beaufots Black Prime
nc the most wonderful mIstif shown In Ametic:
| mr. England Last year scars Monarch Of the WyS
ming kennels took tic first place for challenge malh
The Trmont Kennels. the Elm Kennels and score O.