The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-30
STARTS
SOCIETY FROM HEI6HTS, MILLS
AND OUTSKIRTS ~ THE RINK,

shoe Town Pride wins BulldOG HOnors
-Endciine Conquest Rhipb His Dad
IN Old EngiiSh 6heepdOEs-Fair share
Of Ribbons for Resident PRnCiers.
Brooklyn vent 70 the dogs yesterday with
a unanimity and enthusiasm to Indicate n
success FOR the third annual show Of the Long
Island Kennel Club, II IL in progress AZ the
Clermont Avenue Rink and will not end until.
Saturday night when there will be whippet
races. Society focked 70 the exhibition OF
blue ribbon dogs and dogs deoked with the
ribbons denoting less merit from the Heights
and Hin, the Park Slope Bedford. Eastern
Parkway and every fashionable colony in
the city OF distances between Oreenpolnt and
Bensonhurst, and the opening Of the canine
congress was pronounced h brilliant one.
Brooklynites won a fair share OF the prizes.
and they expect 20 be In the fighting to-day.
especially In the Boston terrier classes. This
although the famous PASSOVER l.auncelot
IL on from Philadelphia and Frank Dole's
Lady HiEhbsll, champion al ~ months IL
benched from New Haven for the homo
fanciers in the breed-smonE them Dwight
Moore, Joseph NJ. Dale. Joseph @. GeoRhegan.
Henry Wagner and Henry b. VandeTvser-
believe that they can match Bostons with
any one. Home fsncieTs to win . share OF
ribbons yesterday included p. L. Cote and
John J. Collins In bulldogs: Dr. DeMupd
In Russian wolfhounds, and Thomas King
with grsyhounds. while Clair Foster. George
Ferguson and the Misses Alger and Grace OF
the Red Brook Kennels were among the
winners resident on Long Island. one OF
ne sen odd s sights wSs Mrs 8. Y FAhnestQcks
raised with a litter Of kittens and shares
the cage with two Of his foster brothers.
Judging began at 10 o'clock in the morn
James Mortimer bad the bulk OF the classes,
ana the bulldogs IN particular taxed his judg-
ment. There were seventeen In the puppy
class, and while there was nothing sensational
among them the large entry IL an Indication OF
the active interest IN the breed. Among the
were Oscar Herdmans Aldebaran, p T.
Coites Pewter Mug and John l. Collins's Rod
Of the basket, which won out In limit open
and winners for dogs over fortyihye pounds.
was q fresh importation nov, Owned IN New
a special trip TO the show. He e dark
brindle. with large head and wen placed ears.
what lacking in Wrinkle-in all, one OF the sort
to last and be Of use as wen as an ornament
4, In Old English sheePdoEs stylish Boy.
the noted winner here and abroad, met an I'M
expected defeat from Endcline Conquest.
This one is by their Stylish Boy. which may
ingham. and was brought out from England
by Mrs. George 3. Thomas. The we'll known
s0d e 6R dsss ES 4 be GgH So @6
hounds the Valley Farm won In puppies with
S9ryan o Valley Farm and In limit, open, and
Perchina. The only entry 10 the bitch Glasses,
Astara OF Valley Farm. won In puppies and
Dr. DeMund made a sweep In the other Glasses
with Princess Vedma and StaritEa.
This IL a summary Of hrSt awards In the
winners classes
Rough 81 BernArds-DoEs, walter Johnton's
champion Mayor of Watford: bitches, WilloWmeTe
Farms champion Baby Beautiful
. Great Danes-Dogs, ". {. Huns champion Dago-
bert; bitches, II. T. L. Nicholsons W6lcufe,
Russian Wolthounds- Dogs. Valley FARMS Nena-
StaTitzA
Deerhounds-Hdden Brook FArmt JACK.
Gteyhounds-B ?. Lewis, ira, champion LAns
PolnteB-DoEs, W. Il. HAney's NarragGnsstt:
bitches, W. II Hanley's Lansdowne BIT OF Courage.
Rough Coies-DoEs, Revere Kennels South
For Hin LILY.
Endcllfe Conquest
BulldoEs-DoEs, Robert LobbAns shoe Town (
Pride: bitches. John 7. Collinss Ngughty Cir.
BaSset Hounds-Wilson Kennels Relinda.
Smooth Fox Terrters-Dogs, winthrop Ruthsr- I
flrds Warren Voucher; bitches. same owners |
Warren Vogue.
Wire Haired Fox Terriers DOGS, Mrs. Winthrop |
RutherfuTd's Warren Remus. bitches Nelson |
Mcintosh's Borstai Regalia.
A feature arranged for to-day Is a COM |
petition between beagle packs, with entries ;
from W. G. Rockefeller, Harry I. Peters and .
George G Post Jr The class will be judged I,
at O'Clock In the afternoon