New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
FOX TERRIER CROWNED
W4RREN,S REMEDY BEST.
Beats Cham pion Dogs of AH Breeds
at the Garden Shoe.


Square Garden That was the decision yester-
6ay OF the congress Of judges called to pass on
the champions Of all breeds of any age or SEX
II was the second triumph for Warren's REM
edy as she won the same honor year ago
When she was crowned queen Of all dogs the
crowd gathered around the judging pen e&-
pressed its satisfaction with some applause
as even the casual visitors could not but ao-
,,sire the sprightly, clean lbed little miss winch
took such a proud place and earned suca hlgh
honors in opposition TO the blue blooded aristo-
Gratis of all other breeds, from Shelton Brown
Elf. the champion Pomeranian Of two countries
and the strongest representative in the toy
breeds. to champion Imperial Panther II, Miss
Amy l. Bonham's bloodhound, which got the
reserve and which was the strongest represen-
tative of the larger breeds.
The victory OF Warren's Remedy came in class
81 of the specials, for the Spratts trophy ana
$50 in gold. The eight judging rings IN the
centre Of the Garden had been thrown into one
and dogs representing twenty odd breeds passed
1n review before the judges 1t was a mover
sight to see them all together, from the huge
kindly St Bernard to the tiny, mincing POM
ersnian and every eye in the Garden turned
80 watch the work of the judges After care
FIJI study and some deliberation the big held
was weeded out until only eight dogs remained
and then after much consultation the JUDGES
for the second year in succession picked out
to the expressed delight of the fox terrier IAN
ciers Mr. Rutherfurds Warren's Remedy as
being truest TO type. A year ago Deodora
Prince an English setter, got the reserve but
this wear he was beaten in the winners class
of his own breed and the honor fell TO blood
hound
Warren's Remedy is tan marked, with strong
head keen expression, good outline and grand
ribs She was in fine coat also, and showed 10
such good advantage that many OF the experts
who lined the rail picked her out as the PROB
able winner some time before the Judges reacned
their decision. A number of newcomers hao
heen crowned in their respective breeds during
the present show and for that reason Mr. Ruth
erfurd had looked for some strong opposition
This opposition was there, but warren heiieoE
was equal TO the demand
The big amphitheatre was again the mecca
for deg owners and dog fanciers, and a big
crowd was in attendance in spite of the storm
The aisles were not so crowded as on l-licoli :
Birthday but this was an advantage 10 those
who visited the Garden, as 1t was posslole lo
walk from bench TO bench and study the prize
winners with some degree of comfort Ihere was
the same inoessant barking and yelplng' ano'
STRANGE IN say the terriers had not lost voice in
snite Of the fact that they have been busy Tor
three days expressing their indignation at being
strangers
NEW POLICE DOGS ON SHOW
Polio. Commissioner Bingham and Deputy Com
missioner Wood were among those who saw the
first public exhibition of the new acquired ponce
dogs in the ring last night Four of the hve were
recently imported from Belgium
While Lieutenant George r. Nakefleid, oi 'ile
Parkr1re station and five of his patrolmen STOOD
At the ringsde the animals one by one pursued ana
attacked two improvised burglars in the person OF
Roy f Schoonmaker. stenographer to Conniis-
sioner Bingham, and Herman B. Wilson, VINO Is a
hrother-in-aw Of Lieutenant Wakefield ana Id"
student at New York University.
AT 9 O'Clock the five patrolmen entered the ring
with the dogs on strong leashes. They stood at ue
east side of the ring while the "hoboes were being
secreted in a big wooden cage The frst OF 'iie
sntrnals 70 do stunts" Donna, Belgian sheep-
dog She walked around tho ring until she came
to the box. when the door was thrown open anu
Scboonnaker emerged. Donna jumped at MIN as
he made for the policeman. and during he suuesio
she ran between Schoonmaker's legs and threw MN
several times Donna as well all The other dogs
was muzzled-
Noyi a black Gruendael, was shown next Pa
s-o,,,,sn Nicholson took her over 10 tne boS anu
.s soon as Wilson came out Nogi knocked him all
over the ring. Lady, Belgian dog, in charge OIL
,e+ro1r7an Beerrnan was tried, and as Schoon-
maker jumped out of the box she attacked MINI 50
<erce,v ~lat he was unable TO run. Max also per-
formed his duties Well
American born Airedale terrier gave the WASH 10
his coruanions for he earned all the applause OF
che audience and the first prize, TO boot Jim tre"
schoonnlaker the floor SO many times that II
was impossible for him TO maintain his footing
Every time that Schoonmaker made an effort 10
ger I'M Jim hooked him under the legs and knocked
him over Lady and Donna got the second and
third prizes respectively.
Lieutenant wslzefeld is Of the exhibitors in
the show His pointer. Jess Of Kent took two cups
sna a medal and adjudged the best pointer
bitch in the exhibition.
Red Brook Rufus a French poodle owned by
the Red Brook Kennels. the Ballyhoo Bey
challenge cup for the best American bred dog or
bitch Of any breed bred and owned by mem
her Of the Ladies Kennel Association of Amer
ica It was an honor second only perhaps 10
that won by Warren's Remedy. Mrs. r T Har-
risons Kensuki. a japanese spaniel. got the re-
FOXHOU NDS WIN A CUP.
A. Henry Higginscn of Boston, also shared in
the honors of the day by winning the Harry
Payne Whitney cup for the largest and best
exhibit Of any one breed owned and exhibited by
one person or kennel with his pack of English
foxhounds Mr. Figginson is the master of the
Niddlesex Hunt and well known amateur
rider Opposed 10 the foxhounds We're Old
English sheep dogs. collies, cocker spaniels
heagIes Russian volfhounds, Pomeranians. Irish
water spaniels and fox terriers, and between
sixty and seventy-five dogs were in the ring at
the same time
Mrs Tyler Morse made a good entry into the
dog show world with her newly acquired Old
English sheepdogs. She made a clean sweep in
the open and winners classes of both sexes with
Handsome Boy and Dame Doris, recently i'm