The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-23
SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED

In order that there may be greater in
terest shown in the coming events under
the auspices of the Rhode Island Kennel
club there have been and will continue
TO be given special prizes for various
classes. The following specials are an
uounced as received by the committee.
The Russian wolfhound Club OF Amer
lea offers the following specials for COM
petition at the Rhode Island Kennel club
show Jan. "a. 25. 2s 1906. open to members
only. except where otherwise specified.
l. Club medal In bronze for the best dog
q Club medal In bronze for the best
bitch.
g. Club medal in bronze for the best
L. Club medal In bronze for the best
American bred bitch.
s. Club medal in bronze for the second
best puppy.
g. Club medal in bronze for the best
Russian Wolfhound bred by exhibitor.
T. Club medal In oronze for the best
Russian Wolfhound limit.
s. Club medal in bronze for the best
Russian Wolfhound novice.
3. Club medal in bNs,ze for the second
best Russian WolfhoInd owned by exhi-
bitor. never previously shown wolfhounds
In New York.
The Valley Farm Kennels Produce
prizes. offered by the Valley Farm Ken
nels of Simsbury, Conn. and limited to
the competition OF Russian Wolfhounds
whose sires were the property OF the VAL
ley Farm Kennels or TO dogs which have
been owned by them:
10. Bronze medal for the best dog exhi-
bited by lady.
II Rronze n1pdal for tho hest hitch
hiblted by a lady.
12 Bronze medal for the best novice dog.
13. Bronze medal for the best novice
bitch.
a. Bronze medal for the best puppy dog
Is. Bronze medal for the best puppy
bitch.
16. The woronzova challenge cup. pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. Artem BolderoT
OF Woronzova, Tamboff Russia for the
best brace. Cup TO be won three times
by the same exhibitor before becoming
his absolute property. Open to all. Won
in 1903 by the Valley Farm kennels
IL. The ladies' Challenge cup. present
ed by the Valley Farm kennels for the
best Russian wolfhound exhibited by a
lady. Cup to be won twice by the same
exhibitor before becoming her absolute
property. Open to all. Won in 1903 by
Miss Birds "Tousky."
To- HiS. JostpH % lHomdS O1erS cup
for the best team Of four.
1s. George Ronsse. Esq, offers a cup
for the best American bred puppy
20. The secretarys cup offered by Jo-
seph b. Thomas Jr., for the best wolf
hound owned by exhibitor who has never
before shown wolfhounds at New York
21. r. II. Thomas, Esq, offers a cup
for the best two American bred wolf
hounds (either sex. age) produce OF one
sire or dam. Uniformity Of type TO be
considered.
%. DR.. J. r. DeMund offers the Presi-
dents cup. value 800, for the best Amer
icsn bred Russian wofhound. To be won
four times. not necessarily by the same
dog at the w. X. c. and l.. l. X G.
shows.
%. Mr.. L. NJ. Nichols offers a cup for
the best American bred puppy exhibited
by lady.
Mrs. John r. Gladding offer. to the
Rhode Island Kennel club a sterling sill
yer cup. value $50, for the best American
bred Russian wolfhound (Borzois). Two
kennels TO compete. To be won twice
by same kennel.
Dr. F. III. Osgood offers a cup for the
best registered Boston terrier dog or bitch
bred, owned and shown by member
OF the Boston Terrier club. Donor not
to compete