The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-29

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The Ladies' Kennel Association Of America
held lie nth annual dog show on the Fair
Grounds ut MineolA yesterday. The show
was . big success not only from q dog stand
point but from the number who attended.
The judging was don In rings that were
set updsr the shade Of big trees and as the
sun during the afternoon was q little warm
the shade was welcome to those who had TO
judge the exhibits. The dogs were benched
in two large buildings near the rings. but
nearly every one who attended the show
was interested In some exhibit or some ex-
hibitor and so few visited the buildings put
preferred to watch the work In the rings.
The Wheatley Hills, Cedarhurst. Hampstead.
Meadow Brook and Westbury colonies were
well represented during the day. Many
went to the grounds in automobiles and the
roadway near the entrance was crowded
with motor cars all the afternoon and toward
the close OF the day several more ran over
from the Belmont Park race track.
Among those noticed were Mrs. James il.
Kernochan. Mrs. j. j. Vatable. Mrs. Perry
Belmont, Miss Anna Sands, Miss l.. Alger,
Mrs. o. W. Bird. Miss M, K. Bird. Miss M. U.
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. THEODORE Havemeyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Mr.; and Mrs. II;
Mrs Monson Morris, u. s. %estevelt. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Hopton, Mrs. Charles Steele, the
Misses steele. Mr.; and Mrs ,v F.; fint PT0GtST.
~. AND and Ms &Fs, S %HIES Lf Isnn ais,5 john SSn'Ff% F. 6tooI::
Inns, MI. and Mrs; Hastings Arnold Jr J:
s. BARCLAY Rs JrSN M MiaS E z Rrd Nj Bates Jtos M1ss
a. Bur PsinhS Miss q. ". p Dexter. @T, and Mrs.
r. s. Edsonl DR.. H. j. Gobeaud, Mrs. Henry
F. Godfrey. w. Rutherford and W. l." Ihom-
Nearly every one carried a camera and az
least one-half OF the women present .wslked
about fha nFnnnAa LEADING n ding SOm0
some led. terriers and others the small pet
eSss; where a6er and were eHery ddSSs mS Sna have Ss'H BEEN
photographed several times during the day.
There was a procession Of dogsfro New YORK
almost every car on the railroad some one
procession was reversed; Mo tr Of these hsss
we'll padded baskets: They would not let
their, pets be exposed to the cool wind that
The judges got through with a big part
Of their work and to-day will be able 70 finish
ooFP S sST1{, d Mifs nG judged s s5 { S %sesrfsrs
and Roseneath terriers. This is the nrst
time Miss Brigham has Judged IN this yiS III y
to exhibit at the Westminster Kennel Clubs
show. attended to Pomeranians and York
As usual a great deal OF interest was shown
in the classes for collies chiefly because J.
Pierpont Morgan and Samuel Untermyer
went to the Keystone Kennels OF. Mr.. Inter
Pys5 Tish sH2 IsIsn St Tsg mi,R s Sns t See tnts1e
myer dogs now, and he, made his first ex-
hibit Yesterday since taking charge OF the
and winners classes and the prize for the
best collie exhibited by. a member. Grey
stone. Tyttonian only arrived IN this COUNTRY,
classes foT her sex, and che two together took
the prize for the best brace. CraEston
the hR%s'e cup O ofeTed BY Mrs, r. stewart Edison
for the best rough coated collie bred BY, the
exhibitor, Mr.. and Mrs; Stewart Edison
class, bitches, the novice, class and the open
class and was second in the winners class;
sr 6hSfiss 81 T. b MGP9SS Gs W Wish '9 Gha mSSi snf Rodney
Dauntless and Champion, Rodney Asthore.
Rodney Dauntless won the open class for
class This RGs" dog has not yet been beaten;
Rodney Asthore won the, open and winners
classes for bitches and the lie Cato cup for
ogether took the prize for the best brace,
The Airedale terrier classes attracted well.
York Kennels with York the H .nd ? tbd o won
class for dogs bred in the United States.
Monsoon Morris's CORTLAND, Kitty and Court
the order named in the winners class.
Isaac II. Clothier. Jr:. capture the Tiin nn
burg Blazer after having won the open class
for dogs 80 pounds or over.
With Dalmatians Howard Willets won
nearly everything. Gedney. Farm Surprise
captured the prizes for the limit. open, open
bred in the United States and winners classes
for dogs, Gedney Farm Choice won the limit
and open classes for bitches. Gedney Farm
Miss Oreadnaught won in the puppy and
novice classes The open and winners
classes for bitches were vol by Rockli1e
Kennels Champion Rockli1e Duchess. Miss
NJ. c. Bourne won the brace and team prizes:
In the fox terrier classes the prizes were well
divided. B. and g. dc Coppet's Windermere
Rival won the puppy class for, dogs. ".
Rutherfurd's Warren Blue Blood took the
ReSiiSs Won won the open class for dogs bred in
this country and Hlndermere Rival took the
winners prize with Sabine Recluse second.
For bitches, B. and G.. de Coppet'e Wlnder-
mere Caustic won the class and the
winners prize. f. II. Ingwersen's True Blue
Iris won the novice class. the same owners
Niola BlueliRht won the limit, class. Sabine
Fadist won the open class for bitches bred In
this country, and W. Rutherfurd's Champion
Warren Remedy won In the open class.
In the wire haired fox terrier classes Mrs.
A. II. Higginson's Champion Endclihe Pre-
vent won the open and winners classes for
dogs, Mrs. r. r. Mayhew's Fox Hills Pirate
won in the novice class, but was placed second
TO Irving c. Alderman g Humberstone Record
in the onen claRR for dogs bred In the United