The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
BLUE RIBBONS FOR PRIZE DOGS
REGINALD Vanderbilt GAINS
TWO WITH FRENCH BULLS.
EaStoyer Lancclot. n Winner IN Boston
Terriers. IN Protested-identity OF
Princeton Claimants Bull Terrier Still
In Doubt-Judges Make Progress.


Princeton Claimants Bull Terrier htili
in Doubt-Judges Make Progress.
Clear zero weather was as stimulating
| TO the attendance at the West minister Kennel
/ club show yesterday az to skating. and the
doKs had admirers from all sorts and con-
ditlons Of the Citys hosts. John Drew was
one OF the actor folk to attend. and with
the fashionable set. he hung close 70 the rails
when the French bulldogs were being judged.
An exhibitor was Reginald G. Vanderbilt, who
led out his entries before Judge Goldman
In person. and. I'm gray tweed walking suit.
the coat double breasted sack. and black
derby. appeared 10 have emerged from his
recent eclipse IA TO city festivities as un7
troubled by whatever he has missed as a
duck in a rainfall. Mr.. Vanderbilt won a
blue in Two classes with the American bred
puppy Velour Noir. which he purchased
at the recent Providence show from ". IL.
Smythe.
Russian wolfhounds were an attractive
class to the public when In the jud ging ring
the Va Hey Farms new importations winning
all through In the bitch classes. but In the dog
classes the older importation, Champion
Bistri OF Perchina, beat out the new one from
the Grand Dukes kennels Nenazladni OF
Perchua The latter Is somewh hat too gaunt
from the journey as yet and rough in coat,
while Bistr also scored in head as well az
In condtio and coat The Russian sheep
dogs or owtchars benched for the first time
in this country. are big. burly. good natured
sort. and as playful with the children that
pat their beads as the little spaniels
In Old English sheepdogs Frohman and
Dillingham; won every blue in sight with
Hidden Mystery and stylish Boy. the Inter
besides his fine coat and ensemble having
renown IA the sire Of Dolly Grey the best
OF the breed now in England. In chow
elbows Mrs Proctor's Chinese Ehum repeated
past Victories.
In smooth fox terriers Mr.. Harley the San
Francisco owner. Was as successful a. he
had been in tho dog classes with Wandee
knight his Wandee Doris Il great winner in
England "a Richmond Doris. sweeping her
classes and also winning the Fox Terrier
clubs challenge cup for the best smooth or
wire at the show The wire haired puppies
brought out clinker in Fox Hill 'sThe Roman.
also second In the novice. by Champion Roy
ston Remus from Floss OF Morley. II sister to
Wandee Doris Another puppy by Royston
Remus in this class Endon Remus II winner
on the only occasion shown in England, IL OF
the big sort. butt otherwise one OF the best
out In years The only award by Mr. Max
we'll that did not quite please tho ringslde
critics was the placing OF Selwonk Topper
| over Nandee COastguard. The latter was
deemed the better coat. although both are
good type OF terrier. and Toppers brindle
markings were not liked by many.
Taking the female line in bulldogs. 10 conf
plete the classes. perhaps the youngest dog
in the show appeared in the puppy class. This
was Aldebarau, only day over the six months
needed in ee which Ia owned by a boy who
runs with newspaper slips at Police Head
quarters. who guarded his pet zealousy,
but the entry was outclsssed by tho COLBY
and wonderfully good headed importation
Lady feaZle. Prima Donna made grand
showing In the winners class the Lawson
entries we're first and second. the old favor
ties Champion La Roche and Thack cray
in tie Judging for the Bulldog cub specials
won tho Waldorf Astoria cup Tor the SECOND
year and also won out the CLUBS cup. by
third win, for keeps.
boston terriers were heavy clashes, and
the dog division brought out cltnker OF
tine small sort. between fifteen and twenty
three pounds in George W. Longs King
Richard. winner IN the limit. open and win
ners' classes in the latter putting out the ones
of the heavier division. Eastover Lancelot
and John { SullivHns Reyillo Peach,
That Boston terrier celebrated case took
a aspect after the victory OF EastoYer
Z laucelot IN the heavyweight open class,
and It's THin OF the reserve ribbon IN the win
ners class John &. sullivan of Charlcstown
I Mass owner OF the second dog in the open
class fled a protest against l.a-toNer Lance
T lut with the Nc-tmtusrer committee. charg-
ing that the doc was faxed screwian As
/ the dog has recently bear eSoncrhted on this
+ charge by the American kennel Tub. the
Nc-t mn-ter committee viii hardly enter
tain the protest when they meet TO consider
/ H. II viii then be- M to Nj sullivan, Ii he
desires to keep up the ngh'. TO ask the AmerI-
can kennel hub 10 reopen the cu7e. Iness
thrr" IS some now evidence to be brought
forward this is not apr 10 be done.
! he gist OF the matter said IN exhibitor
d iu the breed "is that the Massachusetts Clique
that has Tor ~ long dominated the shows
90 the breed LOT this dog 20 to Pennsyl-
rs value since the dog has developed
( championship form clique OF Boston terrier
/ men arc knocking II As matters stand
now the clique seems to be- up against the
/ American Kennel Club. a situation as hopeless
as q boast from police court lawyer that he
could puzzle the supreme Court at Wash
jim Robinson, the Princeton trainer, failed
/ to appear aud identify spider as bun terrier
/ lost or stolen from son OF Old SaSsau two
. entirely due 10 the companionable disposition
ofSpder, who isnot OF thr sort that would ever
! frghten a little Miss Munet away instead
/ Spider was 0s busily engaged In soraplng
up acquaintanocs as a politician on an elec-
/ tloneeTlng tour and the bull terrier had
tail wag for everybody 20 far. however
tho Princeton student is the only one 10 claim
the dog as n long lost friend. one pessnSt
q friend OF Mrs. LEM who owns SPIDER.
said TINT no one should ever heed the claims
made by a college student IN town on holi-
day FRED Church Of Taunton, Mass, VINO
sold the terrier sought by the Prinoetonlan 10
yesterday and said that in the lapse OF time
he could.not venture an identincaton' Mnatii
ever happens no wrong intent IS charged
Dachshunds were tuck cd awav into corner
/ Of the Twenty seventh street gallery, nnt
thev we're well worth hunting up Besides the
long bodied iaunty bearing. red or black and
ians that are familiar. the entries contained
two novelties There were a rough coated
I one imported from Germany.very quaint IN
its frizzles and gatherings, and two dapple
coated UHchshunds. They are termed tigers
or leoparda as tho fancy prompts. and the
sort are often seen az shows abroad The
spottings are OF a silver gray. which contrast
in pleasing way with the red hody color.
The two are the first to be benohed here
Rowland p. heasbey. who for 80 long has
been identified with the clumber spgniels.
has taken IN the pugs and has brought out
I a winner to start with The fawn pugs have
need Of friends in high places IN these days.
and it viii help the breed II other gentlemen
farmers take them ny. Black pugs have had a
monopoly Of fashona hle attention in the line
beginning with Mrs. o. II =. Belmonts I'm
portstions some FIVE Years 70. Miss T.. II.
Waterbury Of Morristnwu has won the blue
ribbon with Laws Deever this time.
Almost an entire row Was occupied by tie
spotted coach dogs due to the energy Of the
now DalnRtian club. They make CAV
oasis among tho dingy coated dogs near by
tho evenncss OF tho black spots and their wide
distribution seeming q special distinction Of
Tho breed 50 popular al the fire houses. The
new import tons OF Harry 7 Peters and
Il Thomas Jr made the best winnings
while Frank Dole was in the winnings with
an importation. EdReWood Couqueror
The Canadians did not do as well in the
feminine range Of bull terriers MS IN the dos
classes on Monday. when Mark q 'Rourke
OF Hamilton showed winners IN Wentworth