New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-06
DeOdora Monarch Scores Hon.
0rs Over Strong Field.

Seldom in the history Of the Bulldog
Club has such q collection Of stars been
grouped together In the show ring as met
Yesterday at the Grand Central Palace
for the fourteenth annual show. The con-
stellation included the English rivals
Baron Beaming and Deodora Monarch
and the equally good champion Hewlett
King Orry Robert Lobban's Deodora
Monarch and Baron Beaming, from the
Inwall Kennels, met on American soil AZ
Islip, when the Monarch made his DEBUT
here, and John HorraX placed the Mon
arch over the Baron. Mr.. Mortimer foi-
lowed his example yesterday, when the
two met in the limit class, and then the
Monarch went into the open class TO try
hts luck with King Orry. Here again he
scored, and his victory in the winners
class was then a foregone conclusion.
This was indeed mighty victory.
In bitches, John w. Minturn brought
out new one that is all she is said TO be-.
for this was her debut in the East. She
is called CrissIe Denton, and is well
known winner in the West. She started
i'm the limit class and won right through,
even beating the hitherto unbeaten cham
pion, Leone Hazelwyn, from the kennels
of j. Cooper Mott. In winners she was
chosen for first honors, the reserve GO
ing to Alison Lederer's Champion Flor
ence Rhunda.
The awards follow:
Glass ! puppies; doss-Flrst William r.
Drew's Blackjack; second. Alfred ROwlcy. q
Mercer King; third Susan +. Woods KiImorey
RoWdy.
Class novice: dogs)-First. Edwin g.
Reynolds Weathered Oak. second. Elizabeth
Pierco's Bully Hayes; third. Robert Eyes
Glass 3 american bred dogsJ-First. Edwin
p. Reynoldss Weathercd OAK. second. Robert
BaushlIker's Pitlands son: third, William 7.
Buttons III.
Class dimit; dogs. under ~ pounds
First. Lawton Roorbach's Markham Supreme;
second, John r. Collns's Moston Squire, third
Edwin r. Rcynoldss Weathered Oak
Class ) 0imit dogs, 40 pounds and over 10
First Robert Lobhan,s Deodora Monarch; sec
ond, inwall Kennels Baron BeaminG; third.
Mrs j. II. Rhoades's Wee Nugget
Class (open; dogs under AZ poundsD-First
Lawton Roorbach's Markham Supreme; second
John f. Coins's MOston Squire third, Edwin
b. Reynolds's Weathered Oak.
Glass (ope1: dogs A. pounds and over -
First Robert Lobhans Dcodora Monarch: sec
ond, Mrs. c. NJ. Hamton's Champion Hewlett
King Orry; third, Arnold Lawson's DreamlwOld
Glass winners; dogsJ)-First Robert Lob
bans Deodora Monarch, reserve, Mrs. C. NJ.
Hamilton en-. Hewlett KING Orry.
Glass Il (puppies; bitches)-FIrst Mrs g.
NJ. Hamilton's Hewlett Sinful Princess; sec
ond, Rockcliffe Kennels Rockcliffe LassboX;
third, Mrs. J. T. Rosss Princess Alex.
Class IL novice bitches)-First, Judborn
Kennels Alimar Bess: second, Howard
Leaghts Warehouses Temple; third, Mrs. C..
NJ. Hamilton's Sinful Princess.
Glass IA AmeriCan-bred btchss)-First
Arnold LaWsOn's Mavourneen Mica; second.
William Drew's Gaby Deslys: third. Walter
Murray's Thoynbury Pearl.
Class 10 limt. bitches)-F1rst. Harry Rush
toms Woodcraft Baroness; second, Arnold
LaWson's Mavourneen Mica.
Class l6 0imit: bitches)-First, Rockclihe
Kennels Crissie Denton: second, Rockhill Ken
nels' Rockhiil Surprise; third. Arnold Law
sons Hewlett Foam.
Glass II open bitches, under forty pounds
First Harry Rushton's Woodcraft Baroness,
second, Arnold Dawson's Mavourneen Mica.
Glass Is (open; bitches. forty pounds and
over)-Frst. Rockclihe Kennels Crssie Den
ton; second, Inwall Kennels ch. Florence
Bhunda; third, J. Cooper Motifs Oh. Leone
Hazelwyn.
Class 10 Cvnncrs bitches)-First, Rockcllffe
Kennels Crssie Denton; reserve, Inwall Ken
nels' oh. Florence Bhunda.