The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-21
DOG SHOW WINNERS
NUMBER OF AWARDS AT
ASBURY PARK TODAY.
Reggie Vanderbilt Is Among Those to
Take Prizes-show Comes to An
End This Evening.
special to the Evening star.l


annual dog show, under the auspices of the
Asbury Park Kennel Club, which opened
yesterday in the Beach Auditorium, is
proving much more of n show than the
public had expected. There are over 500
dogs on exhibition, including many prize
winners from all parts of the country.
Judging began last night and was contin-
ued today. The show will close this even
ing.
Included among the prizes awarded were:
81. Bernards (rough)-F. A. Hollowbush's
Bruno. first. Glass .. limit dogs5Dar Boe-
nningers Ben Boeni, first; Mr.. Hollowbush's
Bruna. second.
ST. Demands (smooth) class 10, limit, dogs
and bitches-Mrs. Nina M. Dodd's Aman,
bitches-Ran Anna Kennels Sir Rodney
III. first. Glass q, winners. logs and
6itches-First, Amanda s.; Reserve. Sir
Great Danes, class %, novice dogs-Miss
Eta Schneck's Bob s., first. Class "a,
limit, dogs-Bob s., first. Class 25. open,
nilcar, first; Windholme Kennels' Porthos,
second; Miss Schneek's Boil s. third,
Class 26. winners, dogs-First. Falcroft's
Hannilcarr Reserve, Porthos..
Russian Wolfhounds, class SO, novice dogs
DIR. w. C. Bailey's Obliiska, first; Miss
l: Lamour's Valley Farm Terek, second.
Glass "a, limit. dogs-Obiliska, first. Class
r35. open, dogs-Dr. Bailey's Obiliska, hrst;
Spencer Byram's Alexif, second. Obiliska
was first in the winners class sc. .
OecTlOun0S CLASS "a, open QOBS anu
bitches-Reglnald Vanderbift's Lord Eek,
first, and Selwood Jane, second. These
were the only entries.
G~reyhounds. class 40, open. dogs and
bitches-B. +. Lewis. jrs.. Oh. Lansdowne
Treyew Queen. first: Miss Minnie S. Mills
Lady Wheatley Hills. second: Miss Mills
Prince Jerome. third. Glass 90. winners
First. CHI. Lansdowne Treyew Queen: re-
serve. Lady Wheatiey Hills. Class SO,
open, dogs and bitches-General Edward
MorrelIs Lansdowne Virginia, first; Gen
eral Morrell's Lansdowne Nevada. second.
The awards in the winners class 81 were
the same as class SO.
Pointers, class SO, open, -dogs-George
Bleistein's Oh. Lansdowne Arizona, first;
Mr.. Bleistein's Montana. second. Glass 60,
winners. dogs-First, Oh. Lansdowne Ari-
IONA. Glass So. open, bitches-George Blei-
stems Halberton Judith; nrst; Mr.; Biei-
English Settlers, class 6S, novice, dogs
DR.. Hairs Ranger Monk. first; j.. c. Le-
avs Cincinnatus Sport, second; MISS May
dogs-Frank Frank B Third. the
only entry.
bitches-Mrs. b. w. Andrews's Brigand A.,
bitches-Mrs. B. w. Andrews's Brigan A.
first; Mrs Andrews's Mason A., second
Mrs. Andrews's Maud A., third; reserve.
ners, dogs and bitches-First, Brigand A.;
reserve, Mason A.
Irish Settlers; puppy dogs and bitches hes.
Miss Phillips's st. Lambert Lois, second.
Glass SO, novice dogs and bitehes-Mary F..
Lithauer's Ieo L., first. Class "a, limit
dogs and bitches-Harvey s. Ladew's
Carntyne Revinesco. first; Mary E. Lit
hauer's Leo L., SECOND.
Field Spaniels, cla-s 90, novice, dogs and
bitchesnMarcel A. ,o vi;iS,s Wsealdst one
bitches, Mr.. Vitis's Wealdstone Grenadier.
Glass sO1, open. dogs. and bitches-Row-
land p. Keasbey's Saybrook Silo, first; Mr..
Vitis's Wealdstone Grenadier, second.
Dogs of all kinds and descriptions are
here and visitors are greeted with yelps
from championship threats, ranging from
the little noises of tiny toy spaniels to
those Of Great Danes. Owners of a great
many OF the dogs here have maids for the
animals, who take as much care of them
as though they were babies. This morning
before the show opened all the smaller
dogs had their morning bath with warm
water and soap, and then were rubbed dry.
Afterward their hair was combed and
curled and fused over until it had taken
on just the desired appearance. With the
long-haired sheep dogs and collies this was
n tiresome process.
Miss Adele Ritchie's Yorkshire puppy,
Little Dot has been attracting much at
tention In the terrier class. 1t is the ac-
tress's most famous dog. This animal We'd
in claiming the attention of visitors with
j. Pierpont Morgan's prize collies, Ormskik
Artist and Cragston Rightaway. Reginald
vanderbilt mas some Qeer0OunQS ana Old
English sheep dogs on the benches. Among
the other well-known dogs here are Samuel
U~ntermeyer's famous c%ollies, Greystone,
Monitor and Greystone Sapphire.
A dog attracting much attention is
Saint Lambert Kathleen" owned by Miss
Phillips. and brought here from Mt. Kisko,
N. Y. The animal is Miss Phillips's cham
pion and winner Of seventy-five prizes.
In its class Saint Lambert Is known
as the prize dog Of the United States and
Canada. Miss Phillips is also showing
q new puppy, saint lambert Doris that
she thinks will be a close second TO Saint
Lambert ST.
L. F. Coyte's Fluffy Rufies,' a Boston
bulldog. Is much admired. There are sew
enty-five Boston bulls here, and another
notable entry among them is Thomas
Grisdales Champion Haywood Beauty"
The kennelmate. a t~wo-pound chihuahua
terrier. wearing a collar made OF S. gold
pieces. is also being shown by Mr.. Coyte,
but is not competing for a prize. There
are big entries of toy dogs, there being
more than twenty-five Pomeranians.
Among the famous exhibits are nine dogs
from the Rippowan Stock Farms and Ken
nels. at Stamford. Conn.,. of which Harry
A.. Wheeler is general manager There
are five collies and four wolf hounds,
and the lot are valued at 10000.
Almost all the judging is being done by
the veteran fancier. James Mortimer. of
Homestead. L. l., and Willis Kimball,
also a we'll known fancier.
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