Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
PRIZES FOR PEDIGREED PUPS
Westminster Kennel Club Issues Its
Premium List.
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Four Days Program, BegtnntnE
February. 1s-Entries Close at
End of This MOnth-The
judges.

NEW YORK, Jan Premium lists TOT
the thirty-fifth annual show Of the west
minister Kennel club reveal els regular
classes for sixty-two breeds and two mis-
oelIaneous classes. The special prizes are
as many and include thirty-three silver
Guns in different breeds to be won out |
right and given by as many members OF
the club The club repeats the two prizes |
of $50 i'm money or plate for the best five
couples, respectively. of American and Eng |
fish foxhounds to be shown by the NJ f.
H. and huntsman or whip.
Mrs A. Henry IIginson offers silver
hunting horn for the huntsman OF the
winning pack OF English hounds. The club
also offers 500 and a second prize of $50
for the best pack OF beagles to be shown
under similar sporting conditions Besides
the regular Individual, team and brace
classes there will be winners classes in
all important breeds Also in such breeds
classes for American bred. for which
champions are not eligible and junior
classes for dogs over SIX months and not
exceeding two years bred In the United
States or Canada. With few exceptions
there are first, second and third prizes OF
SIS $40 and IS in each regular class; in the
others the prizes are of $40, s. and silver
medal The total exceeds $4,000.
All Standard Breeds In.
All the standard breeds are upheld, not
only for a full classification and special
classes, but also they will fight out many
produce and puppy sweepstakes, while
when possible there are also classes for
field performers. Recognition is also given
to such newcomers as Welsh springers,
sheep dogs Of the Maremmes, this class
guaranteed by Payne whitney, and Dober-
man Pinschers. an entry being guaranteed
by the speciality club in that fancy type.
There is a full classification in Irish wolf
hounds, guaranteed by Frederic Pruyn Of
Albany, and Mrs. T. Douglas Robinson
offers a special cup for the best Irish wolf
hound at the show, the donor not to COM
pete. West Highland white terriers, the
newest variety of the scottes to gain favor
here, have a classification to indicate a
strong entry while the old pepper and
salt type, the Dandie Dinmonts, viii also
be seen in unusual force. The classifica-
ton is guaranteed by Alfred b. Maclay,
owner of the Killearn kennels. The Dan
die Dinmont club Of Great Britain appears
among the donors Of special prizes.
The show will be held at Madison Square
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entries close on January 26 with James
Mortimer, superintendent, 1928 Broadway.
The dog show committee consists of VIII
liam Rauch, chairman; r. H. Williams,
w. Rutherford and L. A. Eldridge.' The
veterinarians will be DR.. F. H. Miller and
DIR. H. NJ Miller.
Judges Are Chosen.
This is the list Of judges:
DR.. Ernest Lester Jones, Culpepper, Va,
bloodhounds, American foxhounds and
American foxhound packs
e. H. Moore, Melrose, Mass, st. Ber-
nards.
G. f. Eggert, New York, Great Danes.
George Ronsse, New York, Russian wolf
hounds
]. Willoughby Mitchell, New Rochelle,
N. Y, Irish wolf-hounds, retrievers, Ches-
apeake bay dogs, whippets, Scottish ter
riers. skye terriers, Dandie Dinmonts,
black and tan CManchester) terriers, Schip-
perkes, Yorkshire terriers, toy black and
tan terriers and the miscellaneous class.
Henry S. Spackman, Philadelphia Scot
fish deerhounds.
Henry c. Kelley Stamford, Conn, grey
hounds.
ROBBERY Weary, Churchills, Newton Alb
bolt, England, English foxhounds and Eng
lish foxhound packs, fox terriers, Irish
! terriers and Welsh terriers.
e. Berwind Chase Philadelphia, pointers
and English settlers.
Louis Contoit, Mount Kisco, N. Y, Cor