New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
PEHED SHOW DOG BITES
WoIfhound Buries Fangs in Miss
Berendsohn's Cheek.
BENCHlNG AT BEL MONT PARK
Nassau County Kennel Club
Holds It's First Show with
Fine Entry List.

Judging rings we're set IN the pad3o'N
and upon The lawn near The ivy covered
grandstand ~ Belmont Park Yesterday for
the initial snoN Of the Nassau County Ken
mel Club. Altogether, sixteen rings were
going at orc While the scene gay
one, there vr,e those who remembered thu
beautiful track only as the home RI the
thoroughbre4 and had not Yet ceased TO
regret the fact that II has been turned over
TO the dog, II the dogs appreciated the
honor conf red on them. II was not az
parent.
Miss Louise Berendsohn received a bad
looking wound IN her check when She al
tempted to make friends with gentle look.
ing Russian rolthound. said TO be one Of
those owned by Mrs. Ralph Thomas. TIL =
animal sprayg at Miss Rerendsohn AMI tore
her face open. but she did not seen to
think II serious and declared the fault was
hers. She Vss taken to a hospital, how
ever, 10 have the wound dressed.
Raymond Belmont champion WIND
holmes Governor met his Waterloo ~ the
hands Of one OF his kennel comp9 nion7.
The Governor had won in the open class
and walked ipto the ring for the winners
competition with the air OF one who has
nothing TO fear. What was his surprise
when 9. Miff1in Wharton. who was judging
besgles, handed tho tricolor not TO him,
but 70 little Reray Finder II. winner Of
the novice class
J. r Thorndjke'e Thorncroft Voodsman
hsd things pretty much his own way in the
exhibition of Airedae terriers He won the
open and winners classes and most VI the
special prizes. The recent death Of g W.
Batson, made IL Impossible for Champion
Soudsn S~1ve;ler "a he shown although n"
had been entered in this show
Mrs R II. Thomass beautiful Eesona q
Valley Farm defeated Or NJ 6. O'fricn's
Odin Of Rousseau w five exhibition NJ Nus
sian wolfhounds. Mrs Mary Winthrop Tur-
ner's Parsque carried away tho blue in tho
open class. which called for dogs under
twenty-five pounds. but he had 70 take q
hack seat when u" was nut on tho stand
with Walter Rurgess's Bouton.
Miss Elise Tadew Won tho championship
IN the collection Of bitches With her beauu-
full snub-noscd Gitaue. Ciitane Iested tho
5aurels from Mrs. 9. NJ Hamlton's Princess
Ganlin.
Alfred p. Macay. president OF the club,
rad a monopolv in tho exhibition OF Dandie
Dinmonts. Mr.. Ma"lay has the finest col
lection in tho country, and they had every
thing their own way. lido NJ FleisChmann
showed a cunning Dsndio called Johnnie
Raw, but he appeared only in the puppy
and novice classes.
Mrs. Tyler Morso's wonderful. numbering
Old English shccpdoGs either won outright
or won leg on majority Of the specials
for which thov were eligible 10 compete.
Alfred Maclays challenge cup for the best
dog in tho show op"u only to members,
was won by Mrs Morse's Sumber. as was
also the trophy offered ny Theodore Offer
man. to he competed for with no restrc-
tons. Sumher snd Hero won the tleit-
mann trophy for the best brace, and the
Stewart trophy vas claimed by Slunber
Hero, Omiuous and Midnight.
Tyler Morsos offering was Il wonderful
cup, in ia" form Of & foxs head. Of eX-
Quisite Workmanship. This was won by
Alfred +. Naclay's. greyhound Killearn
Dagg. George \. G.i'sS cup went to John
G. Bates Iisn torrc~ Blaruev Brickbat.
Among Hose who were noticed on the
lawns and in tho clubhouse were M and
Mrs. Raymond belmont. August Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Ambrose Clark, Nh and Mrs. John Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Foster Rawius, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brooks Sergeant. Mr. ami Mrs.
Harry Peters, Nir and Mrs J. Meyers, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Macldy. Charles NJ.
F1eischmann. lido Fleischmanu, Nr. and
Mrs. Ralph Thomas. Mr.. and Ms Samuel
Willets, Miss Alice Foote, Alfred b.
Maclav, James FOX. M and Mrs Jules
Vatable. Mrs. Dcnnay. Miss Elise Tadew.
Harvey I.ade", Johr White, Miss Noss and
venson. Mrs. Rohort Maclag and Miss
Forde,