Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
DOGS OF HIGH DEGREE.
List Of tho Prize Animals at the Broad
Street Show.


Among the dogs at the Richmond
poultry, pigeon. and dog show now IN pro-
gress on Broad street are:
Captaiu w. III. Sandss celebrated st.
Bernard Acme and her litter OF seven
pups. The pups are only 6. weeks old,
but show large size and development Tor
their age.
Mr.. A. p. Sheild shows his beautiful st,
Bernard bitch Regina. which carried on
second prize, and his dog Rex.
Mr.. s. s. Kelly. Norfolk, exhibits his
large st. Bernard Brewis, which for size
was much admired.
The puppy first prize was won by Mr.. w.
Il. Weisiger's fine pup Don Juan. He IS a
son of Casper, ex-champion Plimlimon.
The Plimlimon stock is recognized as the
leading st. Bernard strain, and the club 10
TO be congratulated upon having members
who have the spirit to go to the expense OF
bringing such blood into the State.
Another attraction is Mrs. j. A. Ihomp-
sons English fox-terrier Lassie and her
first-prize pup Virginia Regina (QueenIe).
which ELECTS great admiration.
NOTABLE KENNEL.
Mr.. J. Casey shows also notable ken
mel, including his prize pointer Echo. by
pedigreed stock. and his pup Lady Grace.
The latter really has drawn the crowd.
Money will not buy her. but any one wish
ing TO see some good pointers and learn
points should take look at this kennel.
Mr.. G. w. Aliens dog. Joe Gladstone,
needs no comment. The DISPATCH readers
will remember his name. Joe will remain
IN his kennel until the end of tho show.
Mr.. j. A. Thompson exhibits his highly
pedigreed imported fox-terrer. Rather
H., which carried off the first prize.
Mr.. L. 9. Howards two irish settlers
Birdo and Bob Lee are also shown, but
were too late for competition.
Mr.. Louis Washers kennel OF Beagle
puppies has also been greatly admired.
So has MIR. II. V. Owens kennel OF Beagles.
Judging from the money spent for these
Beagles il Is pity no one taxes sufncient
interest TO raise O good kennel. MIR. X. V;
Owens pointers Harry and Alto scored
first and second prizes.
Mr.. w. b. Taylor's pointer Ponto was
awarded second prize (over 90 pounds.
THE BLUE RIBBON.
Mr.. w. r. Sales's English setter Mona
Lee carried of the blue ribbon.
MIR. II. V. Owenss setter pup Macon also
carried off the blue ribbon III puppy. class.
W. b. Taylor's English setter Dash TOOK
second prize.
Mr.. J. A. Thompson's handsome Eng list
setter Edith was not in the competition
but was greatly admired
Mr. K. V. Owens black-and-tan setter
Dash took the blue ribbon.
Among the pugs Mr.. L. A. Martins En-.
peror took first prizo and Mr.. George 9
| Jepson's pug Frisk carried of second.
Mr. James Lynch's collies Robert Burns
and Lassie took first and second prizes.
Mr.. NJ. W. Farrar's Orange Count tool
first prize in fox-hounds.
Mr.. Mountcastle's two coach dogs tool
first and second prizes.
Mr.. III. G. Bradley's greyhounds Ned ant
Fanny carried of first and secoud prize
in their class.
Mr.. +. H. Redford's poodle, Jake, 10 tw
well known to mention. Although he i
running into age, still be is greatly I'D
mired.
Among the bulldogs DR.. r. Vaughan
Lloyd's Sully carried of the blue ribbons
Mr.. Blackbu the genial manager OF tn
show. exhibits his two terriers Scotch-Skye
Beauty and Table. each carrying off hrs
prize for the respective classes.