New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
THE DOG SHOW TO-DAY.
Many Nezcly Imported Entries-Va-
riety Glasses for Champions.

With an entry list of more than twenty-seven
hundred the twenty-ninth annual bench show of
the Westminster Kennel Club. which begins to-day
in the Madison Square Garden and continues
through Thursday. gives promise Of being the best
in the history of the club. Many of the old ia
vorites will be there. well host of new
comers especially imported for the show. The i'm
pOrtations of champions from the other side. how
ever. will not prevent the American dogs from
winning for classes have been provided in many
breeds for the home bred product and for dogs
bred by exhibitors while II the elect
they may also go against the imported dogs in the
open classes. The chief feature of the show this
will be the variety classes in which the crack
dogs of all breeds will go against each other for
the honor OF being the best dogs In the
show Chief among these classes those for
champions. and glance at the entries shows what
may be expected from the competitions the
champion dogs such fine specimens the fol-
lowing;
Champion dogs-Rob Roy Kennels Welsh terrier
Selwonk RingIeader and Boston terrier Colonel
Monte, Aquehung Farm Kennels French bulldog
Richelieu J. t1erpont Morgans collie Wishaw
Clinker Craigdarroch Kennels Scottish terrier The
Laird. WIndholme Kennels beagles. Winholmes
Robino II H. A Belcher's English setter Sirmona
and the Wilowmere Kennels St. Bernards Duke of
Watford and Newton Abbot Squire
Champion bitches-York Kennels Airedae terrier
York Sceptre, T. w. Lawsons bulldog La Roche,
Lenox Kennels beagle Barmaid c. K Harley's fox
terrier Wandee Lucreta, r. B. Adams's pointer
Oregons Jessie and the Wiowmere Kennels st.
There are also classes for all breeds, with cham
piOns barred, dogs and bitches being In different
classes and the breeds entered bulldogs collies.
English foxhounds. pointers chow elbows. Esqui-
mau dogs. English settlers. old English sheepdogs
! and Irish and fox terriers.
The bulldog classes have filed well. among them
| being c. G. Hopton's Champion Rodney Smasher
and Champion Rodney Rosador, Clovercroft Ken
| nels' Chibiabos. Dreamwold FARMS Fashion, VII
sen Kennels Champion Rodney Toreador, w s.
Qer7Iflx f{a md Ear
| Blue Stocking. The French bulldogs include the
NeIlcote Kennels Nellcote Fanfan and Nellcote
| Lovette Mr. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilts Mar
GUS veloit Noir and Champion Nellcote Poupoule,
| the Aquehung Farm Kennels Champion Richelieu.
| Champion Dick de la Mare II and Champion
| Sarah.
| The bull terrier exhibit contains fine ami
| mails headed by those OF the Bonnybred Kennels
| formerly the property Of the late Frank croker
entered for exhibition only. They are such cracks
| as Fire Chief Fire Bell and Champion Woodcote
| Wonder Others DR.. A. P. Northridge's Cham-
| pion Noross Carrots. Mrs F. F. Doles Edgewood
| Dorothy and Edgewood Dame Fortune. and drafts
| from the strings of F. F. Dole, 7. Holden Elm
| Court Kennels. and Claire Foster.
The Boston terriers many in number among
| them the Rob Roy Kennels Champion Colonel
| Monte and Oarsman ]. A Daviss Sportsman and
ey sde hnsy Ksnne M e enfema8 ak p E Meyers
| Monte III and Dwight Moore's Champion Boylston
SR%sshi Showing ~i'le 'h' 10Y 009'' 's--''' '-''-
| J. PierpOnt Morgan makes q Dig showing among
the colies for the first time IN several He is
represented in the classes for American-bred dogs
and in the open classes by dogs Of reputation and
those which have their honors yet to win; in the lot
| is the good one Cragston Blue Prince. Others to
| be shown are Samuel Untermyer's Champion Grey
| stone Bredalbane, Balmoral Kennels Champion
| BaimoraI Baron W. E Mason's Pendragon, and
| drafts from the strings Of W. G Hunter, H B.
| FIoIIns Mrs J. J Behling and Mrs. F. E Norton.
| DaImatans have suddenly come into favor. and
| there is fine big lot, including Miss NJ W Mar
| tins Champion Edgecornb d Artagnan and Cham
pion Spotted Diamond. but they win have q harder
| lime winning this year, because Of the many new
ones they win have to meet. Among the other
| entries are the Windy Valley Kennels Peasants
| Good Sport and Peasants WellesbOurne Diamond
| F. P. Smiths Gay Boy. and F. F. Doles Elgewood
| Concueror
There will be a fine lot Of Russian woIfhounds
| shown Mr. Thomas Of the Valley Farm Kennels
| having brought back some good ones on his re-
turn from Russia. DR.. J. r. De Mund's lot Is there
and others are NJ J. Roots Champion Boyar, Mrs
| r H. Davis's Crossroads Gar and the Terra Gotta
|