New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
.BLOODED DOGS COMPETE
Open Show of American Bulldog
Club Develops Close Contests.
BROADWAY WINS TOP PRIZE
Richard Croker, Jr.'s, Entry
Took Park Trophy, with Kent
ish Lily a Favorite.

The Bulldog Club of America held its
annual open show yesterday in building
a little to the west of Sixth avenue. in 42d
street. where the competitors in twenty
five classes were benched. Along with
prizes in these classes there were ninety
FIVE specials. which took long session OF
the judicial department to dispose Of
Foremost among the lot was the trophy,
value $3.50. for the best dog of any sex in
the show, a donation from Trenor L. Park
When the final classes of the progra mme
were being judged two dogs were in the
eye OF the critics-BroadwaY, heavy
brindle dog owned by Richard Croker. jr..
by Persimmon--Bowlder Belle. and Kentish
Lily. a white bitch owned by w. c. Cott-
man. She had just been victorious in the
winners class for bitches and everybody
crowded to the rails when the dogs were
led in. John F. Collins. the judge, had the
6ogs placed side by side on the raised plat
form and looked them over for long time.
Broadway had more life in him. and
whether or not it was this caught the
fancy of the judge, he placed Broadway
over Kentish Lily.
Broadway earned his first blue early in
the day in the class for American bred
dogs. with the champions barred, the sec
ond being Huck Finn. owned by the Broad
stone Kennels, and Lieutenant Colored, the
exhibit of A. Renshaw. was third. Press
gang Bob got the reserve. In the class of
dogs weighing forty-hve poonds and over
Broadway got first, Champion Lord Cham
cellor. owned by Mrs. c. NJ Hamilton, was
placed second, and Khartoum third, while
Champion Thornbury Rajah got the re-
serve.
In the winners class for the dogs there
was an interesting contest. and every one
present craned his neck about the little
ring when the dogs We're led in. Early iu
the parade the Judge got his eye on Broad
way and Lord Chancellor and after the
final inspection he placed the first rosette
on Broadway and the reserve on Lord
Chancellor. In the annual show Of the
Westminster Kennel Club at Madison
Square Garden ii VIII be remembered that
Broadway gained the reserve to Moston
Gladiator Lord Chancellor was placed in
one of the classes at that same show.
In the class for dogs bred by an exhibitor
Broadway earned the first from Weston
Colonel II. with Lord Engleside third In
the class for puppy dogs. Thornbury Mag
net, owned by Robert Lobban, won the
blue. Pitland's Son, owned by Robert w
Bausliker, being second This last named
dog is only ten months old, and that he has
the right points was evident from the
showing he made afterward, for he was
placed first in the novice class over Press
gang Bob, Hermit's Crib and Hudson King
The class for juniors also went TO Pitland's
Son over Hudson King and Renmar Maclyn.
U--1.
Claude Duval-Aiss Kaffir. did well. He
won the limit class for dogs under forty
five pounds and was also first in the class
for green dogs never shown before In the
American Kennel Club show
The limit class for dogs over fortv-fve
pounds was won by Mrs c. NJ. Hamilton's
Khartoum, Tyler Morises Mimbasa being
second. and Thornbury Rival. shown by
Robert Lobban. third. Mrs Hamilton was
70 the front again in the class for open
dogs under forty-fve pounds. with ST. Vim
cent, which was placed over Don Giovanni,
Walter Murray's crack.
The palm as the best bitch in the show
was given TO Kentish Lily, now going on
six years of age. She got the first in the
winners class and she was also victorious
in the class for open bitches. forty pounds
and over. Bracelet, owned by Richard
Croker, jr., was the reserve in the winners
class, and she Won in the class of limit
bitches. forty pounds and over, and In
the class for American bitches, champions
barred. Rockcliffe Sensation, formerly Sill
yer Ffend, did well by getting two blues.
She scored in the class for green bitches
never shown before in an American Kennel
Club show, and in the class for open
bitches under forty pounds. In this latter
class the second to Rockcliffe Sensation
was Sensation on the Path, owned by
Ralph r. Littlefeld, the reserve In the
winners class at Madison Square Garden
last February. Rodney Nab. Hermits
Ruth. Hopewell Queen and Peggy Blossom
were the other bitches TO capture blues.
Mrs. c. NJ Hamilton won the blue in the
class for teams.