The sun., 1908-02-13
HOLIDAY WITH THE DOGS
MANY VISITORS AT WESTMTN.
STER KENNEL CLUB SHOW.
Close Composition IN Irish Terriers Brings
Forward a Formidable NewcOmer-An-
other surprise In BOstOns- settlers and
Pointers and Others Under Review.

Forward \ Formidable NewCOmer-An-
other surprise IN BOstOns- settlers and
Pointers and Others Under Review.
Holiday crowds furnished the aft ernoon and
evening attendance at the Westminster Ken
mel Club show In Madison Square Garden yes
terday, the con sestiOn on the main floor. gal
leriee and In the toy dog annex. however
pleasing to President Williams. Superin-
tendent Mortimer md Treasurer Knapp
being often discomfort to the visitors who
wished TO make a hasty inspection OF the
canine bluebloods. Whenever two friends
met for q handshake and chat there was a
blockade. and hundreds stood idly In the
aisles with no recourse except to Eroan in
spirit. Etiquette prevented an outory OF In
dignatlon or q call for the subway police. who
would have been welcome as crowd breakers.
IL was gathering Of dog fanciers above all.
whether OF society or from the marts Of
trade, men and women being equally eager In
their admiration Of the best sorts: but az
fillers In there were persons OF all sorts and
conditions OF life and from far and near.
Herr Fritz Kirschbaum OF Berlin had a
thronR about the ring while he Judged the
elongated and crooked legged dachshunds
The classes we're strong in quality. The
champions Of DIR. G. MotschenbacheT,
who did so much to Advance the breed in
this country and who died since the last
New York show, have been purchased by
Harry l. Peters OF tho Windholme Kennels
and were shown by Karl Bjurman in very
good condition The Judge for the win
ners' classes went to the importations of
George Semler Of Manhattan. the black
and tan Ramsch Won seelberg and Dina
Won LiChtenstein.
The windholme Kennels we're more for
tunate in the low bodied and straight legged
beagles, for while W. q. Rockefeller's Rock
Ridge Promrter beat by a close margin Cham
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class for dogs. In the similar class for bitches
WindhOlme's Waitress. a perfect foxhOund
In miniature, scored a clever win. O. Cad
whlsder of Philadelphia was the beagle Judge.
There was another surprise in Boston ter
rieTs when Judge Benson took up the bitch
classes lie found his ideal in the puppy
white Yankee Doodle Darling, as blOoky in
body as hackney and saucy In head as could
be fancied. came In on the leash Of N, J. Mul;
Yankee Doodle Darling in triumph through
all her classes and also awarded the winners
% her, with George y Thomas : WillowbTOok
Judge dlynn kept pipe in his mouth
throughout most Of the day, and this was his
only mauneTism 20 suggest LOndOner. Mr..
Glynn is deliberatiyein forming an opinion and
decidedly painstdktng. so that when precon-
ceived ideals OF the rail critics are shattered
they always credit Judge Glynn with earnest
In closing with the smooth fox terrier
there could be no exception to the placing
OF Winthrop Rutherfurds Champion Warren
Remedy and Warren Rarity first and reserve
kennel has sent out in decade. In the
winners classes for the wire haired variety,
a double event with two import Stions. Cham
pion Endcliifs Prevent aDd Grand Mira, the
latter lust over. Brought In As ft ~ a fiddle,
over Cairnsmuir Othcris, one Of the string
with which q. VI Carnochan returned 70 the
ring cont estants in this breed. Grand Mira
Was decidedly out In coat, yet quality carried
her through the slinlly hlIed BITCH classe-,
m mnut acK Oh cGn1itlon OF M ensp'eu thaGIne @ @ rTeveht
Irish terriers were next before Judge Glynn
and the entries contained some hard nuts
TO crack. capita one in outline. head.
texture OF coat and character. the Boston
owned Thorncroft Sportsman. inhde its win,
the Brooklyn dog Champion Crow Gin Phil
'coond This one had received a thorough
from George Raper. who knew Phil in Eng
land, and the dog never appeared to such
Also smong the beaten were the famous
Champion ppncraggan straight Up. no
iYnssI s,.'s IN ti IuIl oI9o, anu la
John q. Bates had amends for the defeat
stTaE5 TR by taking Rs the EnRs Th
won reserve with Endclirfe Flyette. -.
Valkerde Faultless, the rough collie bitch
whom W, E. Mason OF England arrl we'd with
on Saturday for William Ellery OF San Fran
cisco. won through in Ger classes and winners.
head and undercoat. Mason sold the bitch on
a guarantee that she would win over every
on the same terms, Southport student. was
third to Mason's own Southport Supremacy
in the class won by the Canadian dog WishaW
70 sell imported dogs under such srduous
conditions is handicap and Il may be deemed
IN isid cd z 2assb x shssP % dogs Mrs. @ Morse
Of Boston Won in both winners with Handsome
Boy and Dame Doris. although the former was
ia cherry conditional.
Jess OF Kent, winner in ths best classes
for pointer bitches is owned by G., r. Wake
| Held, who trains the police dogs In The Bronx.
settlers Sft the the Brooklyn dog Dsodora bo6s
Champion DeodOra Prince. who held the
chief place in the class Tor two years His
N b5SerE MhSya MnHsys nv hS%
pion MAllwyd Countess. also OF the Lewis
kennel. Many persons thought Judge. Tall
| at the show in putting back Deodora Vic.
In excellent coat and keen in ring action. Vic
| outline, while both the Prince ahd Countess
TSs trio i@RSEtsd BY yGs Lewis ss Ara entered
| press ths critics as better than those ne has
shown before, Vic beat both the bitches ON
| seemed to have more quality than Mallwyd
| Sarah, although the latter has the greater
| reputation In England;
for fis od EnS.S BREED has been HP put OUT
| OF fashion by the St, Bernards and Great
Danes. Joseph B. Thomas. Jr.. had the
Russian wolfhOunds under judgment He
| took a champion OF his own breeding. .Rasboy
| o. Valley Farm, gs the type IN dogs and DR.:
nemund,s Zoralda. by Thowas's imported
bitches. The beaten included George }
Golld's Furlough Irma, who upset all the
Valley Farm entries at Washington two years
ago Thomass Judging was indorsed and
the appearance OF some OF his noted Russian
imp0rtations for specials added to the interest
Of tho classes.
The resuscita.ed Irish wolfhounds. onco
the most famous Of British breeds, were a
novelty the winner in the class being Frederic
pruyn's Brady. Brig. Gen. Williams OF Ken
lucky had success in placing the deerbounds
and ereyhounds, As well as with the Irish
wolfhounds. To-day he will Judge the Ameri-
can foNhounds and winthrop Rutherford the
English foxhounds.
The following were additional awards in
winners classes and breeds that did not have
such classes:
Russian WoLfhounds--Dogs. Champion Rasboi o.