New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12
MORGAN AT DOG SHOW.
HE TAXES MORE BLUES.
SeUeR Packs of ForhOundS Are To
Be JUDGED TO-ddu.

J. Pierpont Morgan visited the dog show at Madi-
son Square Garden. and had the satisfaction OF see
ing his coies take more blue ribbons. The hnan-
cier was an early visitor at the show, and took
particular interest in the preparation Of winshaw
Clnker, his favorite collie. already winner Of sew
eral prizes for the ring for the special class, and
paced nervously back and forth between the show
ring and the dogs bench while he awaited the
calling OF the class While the dogs were being
judged he hung the rail and took great de-
light in every move the judges made. and seemed
overjoyed when the special prize went TO his dog
He changed his allegiance for time at least
yesterday and purchased the Boston terrier Little
Star from H. ". Simpson. Of the Mount Ida Ken
nels. OF Boston. for sO00. Mr. Morgan at
tracted by the dog as soon as he saw it. He
walked away and back several times. and
finally inquired the price. and after some further
parley and consultation with his kennel manager,
the dog became Mr.. Morgsn's property and straight
way the most notable terrier in the show. His
champion. Moreton Hebe a well known prize win
ner, proved unbeatable defeating very large class
in excellent style.
In Class Isl for rough coies. puppies. Mr.. Nor
gan took third prize, with Cragston Blue Prince.
bred by himself The collie is by Cragston League
-CraSston Susie.
lie was more successful in the next class for
rough coles. novice dogs. in which he took first
prize with Ormskirk Olympian. bred by T. H
Stretch. The dog is by ParboId Pccolo-Ormskirk
Ideal. The class was large one. thirty-three
The attendance throughout the day vas extreme,
the number Of paid sdrnittances goes. .----..-.-
To-day promises to be one OF the most interesting
packs Of foxbounds. SoRmprising seventy animals
Entries % a pack each are made by the Orange
County Middiesex and Montreal hunt clubs. and
Hounds RsTe eSSh entered a two PSeES
Charles FTohman and g. IT. Dttllinshaam carried aired
bouncing Lass and English Boy
fore the rest OF the city well astr. The judging
ring az the Dog Show. in Madison Square Garden
work '' deciding witch Of the canine competitors
The busiest man among the judges Is undoubted,
y George RapeT. of tiomersal ENGLAND who has
or three years with great success. lie is award
Ing prizes in over score OF classes from the big
breeds to say nothing q the class described in
the catal9sus as E sii I Mn s t S
vided FOR. Mr.. Rsper IS scarcely ever out Of the
The following dogs were first in the winners
classes.
Smooth ,sx terriers Cbite.s,,-sabns Kennels Sabine
vilsfa-ei .7x terriers tioss,-G. NJ Csrnochan's
Irsa sst,ess dosri-L- s. 4 contoi,'s Cloud
gr.-.a builaoEs doss,-Mrs William Lemons IN.
Virsa red tor terriers Co.,caesl-sovonk Kennels Sol
500, ,e-rers sdos.l-saudown Kennels B-andyvine
s>eh terrier. 6itehe.-Craisdar-och Kennels Oh.
rss, william cgr; ,.- IIiL' Bssessrt
Frgii,h settlers ,doTsp-Bloomheld kennels On
Ergiith settlers ditehes)-Mss Anna n L@~ss
MsIlEyd III
sbit-hesl-iSsTIel Mrtolleys lsilu II
Rough colles opitchesJ PierPont MorEan's Ca More
Heoa 80 . .-,
Oh Wiiher'Urce.
Bull terriers ,doge)-Oscar Lewisohns n. Princeton
Boston terriers odogs,-IAmphier & Keady's Gordon
Heagles CONGRATULATIONS Kennels Tiudholme 5
Robiro III
Oiitet
Bunc
Bail terriers bitchcs)-Frank Doles Edgsvood Mar
s1erlte Of Navarro.
Boston terriers lbi,chesy-E G. Bar-um's Miss Kns-