Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15

The Judges at the Dog Show Continue The
Work.

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The Judges at the Dog Show Continue Thei1
Work.
The weather has materially affected the At
tendance at the dog show, and the visitor
present today were not numerous - the
quality Of the exhibition calls for. The crowd
began to grow larger this afternoon. but unless
there is Q great increase the financial success OF
the show il not assured.
The judges got promptly to work this morn
ing and finished up the awards in the various
classes. The prizes given yesterday will be found
in another column of The STAR. The decisions
rendered have been most satisfactory to the ex-
hibitors on the whole and it can be said that the
best dogs have won in each case. The grumbling
which was heard at the other shows, except the
New York, held this year has been noticeable
b, its absence.
one Of the most interesting features Of the show.
The hunting dogs were judged by Maj. Taylor.
the collies BY Mr.. Henry Garrett and all other
classes by Mr.. Jas. Mortimer.
The results of the class prizes made today were
as follows:
Black and tan terriers-Challenge class. over
seven pounds. dogs and bitches: First prize,
Bloomfield Sultan, owned by Rochelle kennel;
second prize, Prince Regent, Messrs. Toon and
Symonds.
Bedlington terriers-Challense class, dogs and
bitches: First prize. Qui Vive, NJ. A. H. Thel-
berg. Open class: First prize, Mignonette,
same owner.
Yorkshire terriers-Open class, dogs Young
Ted Mrs. F. Sem. Bitches: Nell, same owner.
Pugs-Chalenge class, dogs and bitches:
First prize, Bob Ivy, DR.. NJ. H. Cryer; second
prize. Seminole Dixie. Seminole kennel. Open
den: second, Tip Top, Geo. Bell; third,
Meddler. Mr.. Adams. Open class, bitches:
First, Princess May, Toon and Symonds;
second, Juliette, W. II. Davidson: third. W. r.
Traver. Novice class: Princess May.
King Charles spaniels.Open class, dogs:
First, Yankee Boy. Mrs. F.Senn; second Black
stone. W. II. Traver. Bitches: First. Twezel
Mrs. F. Sem; second, Jessie, Geo. W. Wam-
bach.
Blenheim spaniels-Open class, dogs: First
prize. Bobby, owned by Mrs. David Hagerty.
Bitches: Tiney, first; Queen. second.
Prince Charles and Ruby spaniels-Open
class, bitches: First prize, Bell, Mrs. F.
Sem.
Japanese spaniels-Open class, dogs: Jap,
Mrs. F. Sem. first; Mandarin, Miss J. S. Ben
jamin. second.
Italian greyhounds-Open class dogs-First
Bitches-First Sprite, Joe Lewis; second.
Goldie, F. H. Hoyt.
Miscellaneous class-For recognized breeds
not classihed-Dogs and bitches--Boston
Model, a whippet owned by George S. Thomas.
and Little Tarquin, boy bull terrier owned
by Central Park kennel. each got first prize.
and Spot, a Dalmation owned by Mrs. +. P.
Stone. got third.
The list of special awards made up to
o'clock were as follows:
For best American bred mastif dog or bitch
Merlin, owned by Mrs. Chas. Walach, who also
won for lest mastiff dog owned by member OF
American Msstiff Club and for best mastiff in
nna oil Misa has ~
special for best mastiff bitch.
For best exhibit of four or more rough
coated st. Demands, VIM. Reick. For best ex-
hlblt OF four or more smcoth-coated st. Ber-
nards, Z. FL. Moore. The club medal for best
American bred smooth-coated dog in show went
to E. H. Moores Meirose.
Saks 4 Co. 3 special for best St. Bernard was
obtained by Princess Florence, owned by VIM.
c. Reick.
For best exhibit Of four or more Great
kennel. For best Amer
lean and Great Dane, dog or bitch, in open
class-Maj. Mckinley, Illinois kennel. which
also won special for best American bred in any
class. Melac of the Cumberland kennel won
the special for the best Great Dane.
For best kennel of four or more Russian
wolf hounds-Seacroft kennel
For best dog or bitch in show-Argoso, H.
W. Huntington.
For best deerhound dog or bitch-Roderick
For best kennel, four or more greyhounds-
Manatang kennel.
For best dog or bitch-Gem Of the Season, A.
W. Purbeck, won two specials.
For best exhibit Of four or more pointers
F. T. kennel. For best heavy
pointer dog-Robert LIE Diable. Hemp
stead Farm kennel For best heavy pointer
bitch-Woolton Game. same kennel For
best lightweight dog-Duke of Hessan,
same kennel. For best lightweight
bitch-Maid Of Kent, charlottesville.
F. T. kennel. For best pointer owned by
member of Washington Kennel Club-Black
Wonder, Joe Hunter. For largest number of
pointers entered-Charlottesvill F. T. kennel
For best pointer in open classes-Maid of Kent.
For best exhibit. four or more English settlers
Blue Ridge kennel For best dog or bitch
placed at any public field trial. Antiono. For
breeder Of best English setter dog or bitch.
Rosecraft kennel Best English setter in show,
Donna Juanita, JAS W. Wood. Best in open
classes. Countess Rush. Blue Ridge. For best
puppy exhibited by member Washington Ken
mel Club. Black Moore Girl, ]. Henry Quick.
For best exhibit Irish settlers, Oak Grove
kennel.
For best Irish setter in show, (Tim) Seminole
kennel.
For best exhibit Gordon settlers, DR.. 8. G.
Dixon.
For best exhibit cocker spaniels, American
and Modern Spaniel kennels.
All the collie specials were won BY the Sem
mole kennels. Gold Dust three. taking for best
collie in show in different classes and Crissey
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