The herald., 1896-04-23
JUDGING NEARLY FINISHED
Additional Prize Winners of
the Bench Show
WHO THE LUCKY ONES ARE
Competition Close In Several of the
Classes
English Settlers, Cookers and Fox Terriers
the Largest Glasses Passed Upon Yes
terday-Notes of the Show


and all day. except when the parade was
passing through the streets, there was
comfortable crowd surrounding tie
judging ring or standing before the va
lious kennels listening to an admlrinS
owner expatiate upon the good points
OF the breed in general and his Own dog
In particular. Judging was resumed at
~ a. m. with the English settlers, and
continued until the middle of the after
noon, n,when all except the miscellaneous,
held trial, kennel and special prizes had
been awarded.
Most of the interest centered around
che English settlers, cookers and fox
terriers, and applause was general from
the OnloOkers as some faVOrite received
q blue ribbon. Judge Fellows decisions
We're almost invariably faultless and
gave general satisfaction. The cocker
classes especially were closely scrutin
tzed, and the winners undoubtedly de-
served their ribbons. Mr.. Fellows is one
OIL the oldest cocker spaniel breeders in
the country and what he does not know
about this breed is not worth knowing.
Beginning with the English settlers,
Harry Payne's Countess Noble, as pre-
oicted yesterday, got her blue ribbon,
which is the usual thing with her, as
more representative specimen of her
class would be hard to find. In the open
oog class, Nlmrod e. carried off the hon
ors against a big field, making one more
Among the bitches, Silverplate. one of
Countess Mobiles get, was easily the
pest, ard was given first with a local
oog, RoWena, second.
Among the Irish settlers ]. H. Varley's
dog Billy Coleraine was most promi-
nent. Coleraine is out of one of the most
celebrated bitches that ever lived, old
queen Coleraine, the only Irish setter
that ever Won the national field trials of
england in open competition with both
pointers and English settlers. Billy Col
eraine is the only living get of Beau
Brummel and Queen Coleraine. and, al
though just now in poor coat and feath-
er, certainly well deserved the first he
received. Truman's Queen of Kildare
received first easily in the bitch class;
and deserved it. Mr. Truman never
benches poor specimen, and his ken
nels in San Francisco are among the
most noted on the coast Two field
spaniels We're shown, one an over grown
cocker, Monarch, who received the blue
ribbon, and the other a cross bred an
lnal that did well in receiving second.
Among the black cocker dogs. Wood
land Duke scored his usual win Sing
Sing, good dog, but in poor shape, sec
ond. j. IL. Narley'S Lady Eta, although
fat and poor in coat carried off her class
In the black bitches, she being far and
away the best. A beautiful little liver
Dltch Daisy Bell, owned by Mrs. ]. f.
Arnold, was the winner in class 119 and
Is one of the most typical cookers in the
snow. She Is only a puppy and not thor
oughly developed, but is of the get of
champion Bronta a nine times first
prize winner. and Little Nell, who took
hrSt, the two times she was shown Oak
Glen Obo, black puppy, from Pasa
deha. and Oak Glen Bonita, received
hrsts in their respective classes.
one Irish water spaniel. good one.
was seen. Another had been entered
nI 1t..1N1 .l-.,.
tative of his breed as he did a Jersey
COW. Prizes in his class were withheld
Fred Gottschalks s Dachsund scoopel
the list, Joe Singer getting a first with
his bitch puppy, Angelta.
Summers Raby Rasper had a walk
away for first in the challenge FIX ter
riers, but the GENIAL presid mt OF the
Kennel club did not fare so well III the
other rlasses. "A Frisco dog, Dudley
Stroller. captured the open hrs, against
Bonnie Breckon. and Golden Jewel and
MISSION IDOL each TOOK cOlored ribbons
IL the bitches. to white one for Bonnie
bride. Breckcn and Bride each took
first however, in the novice classes
and Breckon first in dog puppies. Mr..
summers exhibits Were mostly young
dogs. and he can well afford to wait
another year, for with their breeding
development is certain.
mis- completed the Judging for the
Gay. and the balance of the afternoon
WAS given up To exercise, etc.
In the evening another large crowd
was present the number of ladies being
e&re cially noticeable. While MANY OF
the visitors know the good points of the
different breeds it is amusing to watch
those to whom all the CANNES are sim
ply dogs. The remarks passed and the
Euesses ventured as to value and de-
STABILITY are something unique
The awards as made yesterday and
officially announced are as follows:
Glass 80, English setter challenge
Il. r. Payne's Countess Noble first
Glass 81 English sctters open DOGS
H. G. Edwards Nimrod +. first VIM
CAIRNS Peru second; DR.. Horschs S
schlot third.
Glass 92. English settlers, open. bitches
S. r. Hughes Silverplate first, ]. IL.
Schumacher's RoWena second b. NJ I.e-
longs Flake l.. third.
Clas 94s, English settlers, bitch pup
piesR. t. Funk's Stamboul's Queen
first
Glass 81 Irish settlers, open, dogs
J. II. Narey's Billy Colevaine first. Dr.
Withers' Mack SWiveler second divided
with II. G. Bromley's Lord Kilrney.
No third was awarded.
Glass 49, Irish settlers. open, bitches
A. B. Truman's Queen of Kildare first,
John fuckers Peg second, Frothman's
Biddy third.
Glass 100, Irish settlers bitch puppies
H. T. Hartzell's Red Bird first.
Class 103. Gordon settlers. open, dogs
". Fl. Tisdales's Sport first, Mrs. Tou-
rillon's Scot second.
Glass 10i. Gordon settlers. open,
bitches-G. u. Paddleford's Dixie first.
Glass 105, Gordon setters dog puppies
w. G. Brains Bob first.
Glass 1906. Gordon settlers. bitch pup
pies--R. S. Saunders Florence first.
Glass ILL., Field spaniels, open, dogs
Mrs. IT. j. Fish's Monarch first, Maui
ricio's Sport second.
Class 116 Cocker spaniels, open dogs
-Pastime Cocker kennels Woodland
Duke first, F.. G. Herthaw's Sing Sing
second, r. c. Hamilton's Rehan Prince
Raven third.
Class III. Cocker spaniels. open
bitches. black-J. Fl. Varley's Lady
Iltta first, Oak Glen Clytie and Polly
Pastime tying for third.
Class 119, Cocker spaniels, open,
pitches. liver--Mrs. Jay B. Arnold's
Daisy Bell first, w. G. Dandy's Patsy
H. second
Class 121, Cocker spaniels, dog pup
pies-Oak Glen kennels Oak Glen Obo
flrst, Garrick's Oakland Robbie second,
w: N. Fords Woodland King third
CiasS i22, Cocker spaniels, bitch pup
pies-oak Glen kennels Oak Glen Bo-
nita Iirst and Oak Glen Clytie second, c.
Stelnfeldts Lady third.
CLASS l24. Cocker spaniels novice
oitches-George Robb's Lady Zelda
first
Class 134. Irish water spaniels, open.