New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-05
WOLFHOUND RUNS AMUCK
ReSena 0'ValIey Farm MangleS a
Pekingese Spaniel.
HEAT TRIES DOGS TEMPERS
Judges Spring Surprises at the
Ladies' Kennel Association
Bench Show.

Heat which made life unbearable for
the Old English sheepdogs and ST Ber-
nsrds, did not improve the tempers OF
any of the contestants at the tenth an
nual show Of the Ladies' Kennel Associa-
ton. which opened at Mineola yesterday.
Some of the little martyrs bore their dis
comforts with forttude. but not so Mrs.
r II Thomass champion Russian wolf
found. Resena O Valley Farm. In pass
ing an inoffensive little Pekingese named
Petite he reached out and in an instant
the fluffy Petite was a mass Of chewed
up hair and blood. She was rescued while
still alive but it is not known whether IT
will be possible TO save her.
Resena has not been on her good be-
havior of late At the Belmont Park show
she flew at Miss Berandsohn and tore her
cheek open, with no apparent provoca-
ton.
Another ungrateful canine was shown
by Miss Catherine Cameron. daughter Of
Sir Roderick Cameron This was Gras-
mere Nell a tiny bull terrier, who won
the exhibition of toy terriers and defeated
some champions twice her size Miss
Cameron was quite unprepared for the on
slaught of her pet. and she was severely
bitten on the hand.
The upsets in the judging Of some Of the
most important breeds kept every one on
the qui vive. For instance, Mrs. Roy a.
Rainey brought out new candidate in the
exhibition of Westhighland white terriers,
which carried everything before her in a
most unexpected manner. This was the re-
Gently imported Ornsay Rhoda and with
small ceremony she defeated Endcliffe
ubn ha6 Of cd
Robert Goelets Rumpus Of Glenmere al the
Westminster show. Rhoda met and defeat
ed Hussy of Glenmere, international win
ner, in the open class for bitches, but her
victory over Endcliffe snowman was when
the two met i'm competition for the special
prize offered by the club for the best Of
the breed either sex.
Another surprise was in the exhibition of
English bulls. when Thomas Grisdale placed
Thornbury Master. a rather ordinary look
ing dog. and left Tyler Morse's Home Rule
unnoticed Home Rule is a powerful look
ing brindle and white animal, and many
believed he would win.
When the bitches met in competition Mr..
Grisdale had stil another surprise for those
who believe they know all there is to know
about bulldogs He placed Ralph r. Little
fields Sensation on the Path over Florence
Blunda, from the kennels of Mrs. {. NJ
Hamilton. Sensation is considered good
specimen but she is blind in one eye, which
is a decided detriment to her in the show
ring.
OF course Miss Elise Ladew's recently
imported Gitane swept everything before
her in the exhibition of French bulldog
bitches. Mrs. c. II. Hamton's Princess
Gamin had to be content with a reserve
ribbon and several champions went un-
placed.
Gamin's Rival. a puppy that went un-
noticed at the French Bulldog Show, beat
everything in the open classes. He had TO
compete with such champions Noswal
Nabob. Apache Parsque and Gugusse Son.
The last named was a favorite at the AS
tor show where he took reserve champion
ship. He had to be content with a yellow,
however, in the open class yesterday.
Gamin's Rival won the special prize Of
fered by the club for the best of the breed
of either sex.
All Of the registered classes were judged
Yesterday; to-days awards will be the I'M
classified specials and the prizes in the
variety classes
The awards follow:
BLOoDHOUNDs.
Class winners; dogs)-First, Harry I.
Petsrs's Green River Kingcraft.
Glass IL winners; bitches)-First Miss Amy
L. Bonhams Knox Crapse; reserve, II. 7.
Peters's Green River Melody.
ST BERNARDs.
Glass 10 Copen. dogs)-First. Hercuvesn Ken
nels Alta Marvel; second. Jacob RUPERT 5r; s..
Young Sormer; third. HeFcuVeen Kennels orion
Glass 20 winners; dogs)-FIrst. Hereuvesn
Kennels Alta Marvel; reserve. jacob Rupert.
Glass rs lopen; bitches)--F4rst. Hercuveen
Kennels Hercuveen Troedyrhim Queen; second
Jacob Rupert. ir.'s, Remnants Cleopatra.
Glass 20 winners; bitches)-First. Hercuveen
Kennels Hereuyeen Troedyrhlm Queen; reserve
Jacob Rupert, Jr.'s Remnants Cleopatra.
SCOTTISH DEERHOUNDs
Class 81 (open; dogs)-First. Mrs. Amy x.
EsstCns Midlothian Martinez
Glass es (winners: dogs)-First, Mrs Amy X.
Easton's Midlothian Martinez.
BULL TERRIERS.
Clsss 4s7 (vyinners dogs)-First Miss r. A.
HImphrey's stoneieigh Sheffield reserve,
Campbell a. Helms Dpnblsne startsr =
Huntingtons champion Ukipta Papoose; re-
serve. T &. Beillns Burning Daylight
and SiseS Ses PPf eu awsmsrs Ksnnsis rss
mere Nell; reserve Frank MecarhyS Little
FRENCH BULLDOGS
class 5f4 (winners, dogs)-First, Frederic
Poffet's Gafnin's Rival; reserve. Noswal Ken
neis champion Noswal Nabob; n
Kennels Gtape; reserve. Mrs. C. NJ. Hamil-
toms Princess Gamin.
POINTERS.
Class 1872 (open; dogs, any weight)-First.
John c. Woilers Rostrevor Rather: second, +.
A. and ". L. Armstrong; Jack Johnson: third.
Harry D. Kirkovers Yuma Throck.
Clsss 1853 twinpsrs: dogs)-Ftrst, John G.
weiler's Rostrevcr Rather: reserve, August Bel
mont Jr.'s. Skipper.
class i8l (open: bitches)-First, Jay Gould's
saucy Queen; second, Christopher Wren's Kerry
Ptile: third. George Bleistein's ch. Mailwyd
Glory.
Class 1872 lwinners; bitehes)-First, Jay Gould's
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