Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-21
COLLIES AND
BULLDOGS
GET HONORS
CANINE QUALITIES IN TWO
CLASSES C0NTRASTED
OTHER BREEDS ATTRACT SHARE
OF ADMIRATION
Second Day of Exhibit Witnesses
Increasing Popularity = Judging
Finished, but Many Features
Await Visitors

silken haired cOllieS and grim v1Saged
bulldogs had their day at the bench
show yesterday. Other breeds were
judged and accordingly admired, but
the specimens mentioned got the largest
share of attention from the group
around the circle.
The fawn-eyed shepherd animals which
today follow one master and tomorrow
are casting their affections at the feet
of another are most at home when on
dress parade. With few exceptions the
collies pranced proudly yet obediently
into the ring, showing in every grace
full curve of their bodies instructive
aristocracy bred of constant association
with man.
The actions of the bulldogs showed
no such desire to please or be approved.
Each hostile look or touch by COM
panion on the platform was met by a
glowl which plainly signified that Gao
| tus Terror, the name is good enough,
was not there from personal desire but
had been hailed into the hall of fame
at the end of a chain. Every attempt
of the judges to do the necessary hand
| ling of the born scrappers was resisted
tooth and toenail.
Rainy weather did not in the least
dampen either the ardor of the visitors
or the exuberant spirits of the bench
late in the evening a crowd which al.
most doubled the attendance on the
first day thronged the building. The
animals, eager to keep up the appear
ance of progress increased first day
banks to one long appreciatory howl.
With the classifications yesterday the
Judging ended, and for the remaining
two days of the show interest will CEN
ter in the features arranged by the
management. The awards of special
prizes and cups will be made as soon
as the class winners can be determined
in full, and on the last day 1t is hoped
to have all of the cups on exhibition In
the building. Surprises in the way of
newcomers kept cropping out in the
decisions of merit rendered in the ring
to the great disappointment of several
owners who had brought entries guar
anteed as sure money getters. Espe-
cially in the juvenile classes unknown
puppies of uncertain descent and I'M
sung reputation won approval and rib
bons by superior qualities. The one
class possessing inferior entries was
stances the first and second prizes were
withheld for the lack of deserving claim
ants In this class also a few owners
were disappointed in the effort to win
all places with one class entries.
Following entries were judged yes
terday:
Boston terriers-Puppy dogs: Mrs. w. A.
Porter's Ascot Sir Edwin, first; Percy l..
Harley's Crusader second: Lottie Gladstone
Brook third. Novice dogs: Freeman Ford's
Royal Acrobat, first; Mrs. NJ. C. Buechler's
Regal III. second; Mrs W. A. Porter's AS
cot Sir Edwin. third. Limit dogs under
twelve pounds: ]. w. Brooks Ascot Major
first Limit dogs over twelve and under
seventeen pounds: Freeman Ford's Arroyo
Acrobat first; J. w. Brooks Ascot Roseben,
second. Limit dogs over seventeen and UNI
der twenty-five pounds: Mrs. M c. Buechler's
Regal III, first; Miss Jennie Crockers Frisco
Cinders, second. Limit dogs. twenty-five
pounds and over: j. w. Brooks Ascot Jim
first; Freeman Fords Arroyo Autocrat, sec
ond; P. L. Harley's Crusader, third Open
dogs, twelve and under seventeen pounds: j.
W. Brooks Ascot Roseben, first. Open dogs
seventeen and under twenty-five pounds:
Freeman Fords champion Boyston Prince
II, first; Edwin t. Chase's champion Sports
man. second; Mrs. NJ. C. Buechler's Regal III,
third Open dogs over twenty-five pounds: ].
w. Brooks Ascot Jim. first: Freeman Ford's
Arroyo Autocrat, second; Miss e. A. Tuttle's
Edgewood Yale, third. Open dogs, Pacific
coast bred: J. w. Brooks Ascot Roseben,
first. -Winners-Freeman Fords champion
Boylston Prince III. first; Edwin T. Chase's
champion Sportsman. second.
Puppy bitches-Freeman Ford's Arroyo AZ
hnity, first; o. C. Wilson's Lady Bess ",
second: Miss Georgia Hargitt's Ascot Ruby,
third Novice bitches Freeman Ford's
ArTOyO ASlers ursts MISS georgia HarglttS
Ascot Ruby, second; George A. Collins Sis
Fosco third. Limit bitches under twelve
pounds: ]. w. Brooks Ascot Sporting
Duchess. Limit bitches under twenty-five
pounds: Mrs Lepoids' Peggy. first Limit
bitches under twenty-eight pounds; J. w.
Brooks Ascot Ramona. first: Freeman Ford's
Arroyo Aster second Open bitches under
twenty two pounds: Mrs. M. S. Severance's
Endcliffe Topaz I, first; Freeman Fords Aga
wan of By-the-Way second; Jennie Crock
ers Clancy III, third. Open bitches, Pacific
coast bred: Miss Georgia Hargitt's Ascot
Ruby, first Winners. bitehes-Mrs. Sew
erance's Endcliffe Topaz, first; Freeman
Ford's Agawam of By-the-Way, reserve
Coliies, sable and white-B. and H. McDon-
AIDS vern the Clansman H. first Lewis Ar
douin's Sir Pop, second; Thomas s. Griffith's
Glen Tana Buster, third. Novice dogs: B.
and H. McDonald's Vern the Clansman III,
frst; George E. Nichols Scotch Craig Chief,
second Thomas s. Griffith's Glen Tana Bus
ter, third. Limit dogs Thomas s. Griffith's
Glen Tana Squire first; George e. Nicols'
Scotch Craig Chief, second; Birkdale Ken
champion Greystone Bredalbane, irst Thomas
S. Griffith's Glen Tana Squire, second Birk-
dale Kennels Tri, third. Puppy bitches: b.
and H. McDonald's vern the Clansman's
Daughter, first o. J. Alloys Live Oak Sphinx,
second: b. and II. McDonald's Vern Peggy
Prim, third. Novice bitches o. ]. Alloys
Live Oak Sphinx first; B. and H. McDon-
AIDS Vern Peggy Prim, second; Birkdale
Kennels Birkdale. third Limit bitches: NJ
and j. Stewards Cheviot Colleene, first; Birk-
dale Kennels Birkdale second; Walter Ma
bins Alice, third. Open bitches: B. and II.
McDonaId's vern the Clansman's Daughter,
frst Birkdale Kennels Birkdale. second;
Walter Mabns Alice. third.
Collies other than sable and white-B. and
II. McDonald's vern Black Douglas. first;
Mrs. b. Mariners Vern the Chieftan. sec
ond Novice dogs: B. and II. Mcdonald
Vern Black Douglas, first. Limit dogs: Rob-
ert Wallaces Dictator, first. Open dogs:
Robert Wallaee's Dictator. frst; B. and II.
McDonald's vern Black Douglas. second; o.
], Alloys champion Greystone Breddalbrane.
third. Winners. dogs-o J. Alloys champion
Greystone Breddalbane, first; Robert Wal
lace's Dictator. reserve
puppy bitches-Joe Byron's Ribbon II. first:
b. and H. McDonald's vern Enchantress, sec
ond Novice bitches Joe Byron's Ribbon II.
Arst: b. and H. McDonald's vern Enchan-
tress second; George e. Nichols Scotch
Craig Princess, third Open bitches: B. and
II. McDonald's vern Enchantress, first. VIM
ners bitches, all coors--Joe Byrons Ribbon
Clansman's Daughter reserve.
Collies California bred. open dogs-B. and
n McDonalds Vern Black Douglas. first;
Birkdale Kennels Tri second George KEEL
ler's Ell Retaro Clinlter third. Open bitches:
II. and II. McDonalds Vern Enchantress.
first: same owners vern Peggy Prim. Sec
ond: Birkdale Kennels Birkda1e, third.
Bull Dogs. puppy dogs-R. b. Reyes Met
ropolitan Pride. first. Novice dogs: II. G.
seaman's Calizona Michael. first H. w. Bas-
sett's Metropolitan Stone, second. Limit
dogs: Dr. J. Auburn Wiborn's Waltzham
Roy, first; Mrs william Carey Marbles
Tasso H. second; Mrs. Charles Bergin's Met
ropolitan Chappie. third. Open dogs: James
Ewin's Moston Barr None, first; George B.
nsnfn..uss Kanffah Mon roh eecond. Dr I