New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
BULLDOG CLUB SHOW
LIST BREAKS RECORD
Election Day Will Bring l8O
Stars Together at Grand
Central Palace.
SEVEN CHAMPIONS IN LOT
Many Important Prizes, Includ-
ing Some New Trophies,
Will Be Awarded Dur
ing the Day.

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The entries for the annual show of the
Bulldog Club of America, to be held IN
the Grand Central Palace on Election
Day. are far in excess of any previous
show Last year the entry list shoWeu
a decided falling off This year. how
ever. the fanciers have answered the call
with a will. and both in number ana
quality the show will be the best seen
in years.
This is a we'll deserved compliment TO
the judge-elect. John F. Collins. who Is
president Of the club, and who was one
'of the founders OF the Long Island Ken
mel Club Among the famous dogs owned
bv Mr. Collins were the imported win
liners, Oh Moston Gladiator, Rodney
lCoronation. Moston Colonel, Lord Burley,
Naughty Girl and the present winner,
lMoston Squire. the sire of many winners
Encluding the famous Gaby Deslys, Rod
lney Squire and others of fame
OF the $50 entries seven are champions
lin the latter class are Baron Beaming'
fFlorence Bhunda and the recently i'm
lported Kiburn BERTHE. from the kennels
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Allison NJ. Lederer; Hew-
tlett King Orry, which is now the prop
lerty Of Charles p Boyd. OF Philadelphia;
fJohn W. Minturn's Hats of. and Robert
llobban's Deodora Monarch kilburn
Berthe which was winner at the Crystal
Palace and other important shows. will
compete against his half-brother, Bertie's
hBest which was purchased recently by
sDaniel p. Ritchey. The dogs are old
Rivals. and Mr.. Collins's placing will be
watched with interest.
A special feature of the show will be
the miniature classes, in which twenty
1.-TWO dogs have been entered. OF these
lnine are American-bred.
! Moston Squire, the international win
gner being the property of the Judge, has
been entered for exhibition only. Oh.
Princess Merlow, the matron about which
there has been so many different opinions,
will be shown by her owner Harry Rush
ton Mrs. William T. Drew will show her
old favorites. Buttons II, Gaby Deslys.
Drewstone Pike, a winner at Danbury,
and some new home-bred puppies.
one Of the most pleasing features OF
the show will be the friendly rivalry be-
tween the Bulldog Club of America and
the Bulldog Breeders Association. Among
the prizes offered by the Breeders AS
ISOLATION are the Champion Baron Beam
ing trophy. offered by the Inwal Kennels
for the best two bulldogs. regardless Of
sex bred by the exhibitor; the Dorchester
cup, presented by Henry d, Coghlan, for
the best dog or bitch, bred by the ex-
hibitor and the Champion L'Ambassa-
deur trophy, offered by Charles G. Hop
ton. value $50, for the best pair Of Ameri-
can bred puppies bred and owned by ex-
hibtor. This cup must be won three
times before 1t becomes the property OF
the winner This is the first time this
trophy has been in competition.
Others Offering cups are Walter S. Cur
nee. jr., who presents the Rockhill trophy.
and Mrs w. w. Edwards, who has Of
fered the IEtna nsation-Chelsea trophy.
The Bulldog Club offers the Grand
trophy, value $3.50, presented by the late
Trenor l.. Park. for the best dog or
bitch, and the Porter cup, presented by
ithe late F. Sheffield Porter, for the best
lof the opposite sex. The Clifton cup Will
go to the best dog and bitch owned by
one exhibitor
The meeting Of the much lauded Ber-
Ties Best and Lady Henley, two Of the
recent importations of Daniel Ritchey;
tRoydstone Earl, the noted winner, pur-
Irhesed by George Gould at Harrogate,
SuznQtapd: Kilburn BERTHE, Moxham Per
A1ar. Hewlett King Orry. Dreamwold
ssslundsrouss Centaur, Irish Boy, and 9TH
Eerx Of fame should arouse the greatest
antsresst. especially as this Is the first time
mr.. Collins has ever Judged them at
sbuudog club show.
rha Green Acre Kennel. owned by that
ardent sportswoman Mrs. A. 0. Van
eausen. who has unquestionably the nm
kst collection of all varieties or Toy
kznariels. has Just purchased the noteo
Hnrglish winning Ruby Spaniel, Ruby En-
tsign-
Ensign is a grandson Of the famous
Ichampion. Red Ensign, which has held
Ian unbeaten record for the last e"o
wears in England. This scion OF the
shouse Of Ensign is said TO TO have tne
imost typical head. deepest color ana
heaviest bone of any Of his variety out
tto-day.
/ TIL. annual show Of the West Highland
white Terrier Club OF America Is being
lplanned to be held at Greenwich, Conn.,
Ion the estate Of Mrs. Clifford Harmon.
mrs. Harmon has just built palatial
Icattery. in which are housed many noted
international winning chinchillas, Siam
csc and other varieties Of felines. II Is
hoped that the "Heilanders" will not get
into the cattery. for If they do there