New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
MANY PRIZES FOR DOGS
Westminster Kennel Club Lavish
with Fine Trophies.
FOREIGN ENTRIES NAMED
BIG Exhibition at the Palace Will
Have an International
Aspect.

With a premium lis, the money value OF
which mounts we'll up into the thousands,
to say nothing Of the valuable specials In
both plate and currency. everything points
to the Westminster Kennel Clubs thirty
sixth annual dog show eclipsing in the
matter OF prizes any ever held BY the or
ganizaton 10
| The next exhibition will be held in the
New Central Palace on February 20, q, q
and o. Entries will close with james
J Mortimer, superintendent and secretary OF
the show, Room sol. Townsend Building'
this city, on January g.
| Under the management Of the dog show
committee. which Is made up OF william
| Rauch, chairman: Richard ". Williams
Winthrop Rutherford and Lewis A. El'
bridge, arrangements are progressing IN
a most satisfactory way, and they antici-
pate under the new surroundings an entry
which will overshadow any similar exhioi-
ton held I'm Madison Square Garden, which
housed the show for many years.
| The assurance OF entries from England
and over the border will, as in former
] years give an international aspect to the
exhibition. The classes, which number
s31, embracing every breed, are subdivided
as follows: Puppy. novice. junior. limit.
| American bred, open. brace and team.
The following silver cups are offered BY
members OF the Westminster Kennel Club,
and are 10 he won outright, being open
TO all.
Richard II. Williams, the Presidents Cup,
for the best team entered IN the regular
team class: r. r. Hitchcock. the Vice
Presidents Cup, for the best brace entered
| in the brace classes; Robert V. Mckm.
the seeretarys Cup. for the best fox ter
rier: y. h. Knapp. the Treasurer's Cup, for
the best ST. Bernard; William Rauch. ths
| Chairmans Cup. for the largest and best
OF any one breed exhibited by one person
or kennel, numbers and quality TO be con-
sidered.
Winthrop Rutherford for the best collie;
Lewis 4. Eldridge, for the best toy OF any
breed S. X. De Forrest, for the best bull
terrier; Charles NJ. Chaplin. for the best
Atredale, and another for the best pair OF
| West Highland white terriers, dog and
| bitch; Walton Ferguson. for the best grey
| hound; Harry Payne Whitney, for the best
: West Highland white terrier; Lewis 5.
! Thompson, for the best English setter;
| William p. Thompson for the best pointer;
| George Y. Hopkins. for the best Scottish
terrier: b. r. Kittredge, for the best brace
OF Irish or Gordon settlers. Herman b.
Duryea. for the best sporting spaniel, Ed
| ward Bement for the best cocker spaniel
bitch with two OF her produce. the latter
not exceeding twelve months OF age Henry
/ Walters. for the best Irish wolfhouud OF
Scottish deerhound.
J. seaver Page. for tho best Irish terrier
, Henry w Bull. for the bes, Irish terrier OF
/ the opposite sex TO the winner OF the j.
Seaver Page cup; Roswell Eldridge for the
best poodle dog: Joseph p. Knapp. for the
| best Boston terrier. Oaklegh Thorne. for
the best couple OF English foXhounds: IL. h.
Bloodgood. for the best brace OF sporting
spaniels: ". c. Floyd-Jones, for the best
brace OF pointers, 4. Y. Halsey, for the
| best French bulldog. and another for the
! best brace OF pointers. and another for the
best Russisn wolfhound: Charles +. Ray
mond, for the best native bred English
| setter under eighteen months OF age whose
| ancestors for at least three generations
/ were born IN the United States OF America;
! Edgar T. Randolph, for the best grinon
! (Korthaisl: Andrew Miller. for the best
brace Of cocker spanieis: Frank d. Shaw.
| for the best Dandle Dnmont terrier; +. ~
/ Swonson. for the best bulldog; Walter
| Trlmble, for the best poodle bitch, and Mrs.
! Charles s. Guthrie, memorial cup for the
best English setter in the field trial class
! Aside from the above. there is a string Of
| specials almost the proverbial mile long,
/ the value of which IS estimated 20 be In
the neighborhood OF $1,000 embracing
awards for nearly every type.