New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
FINE PUPPIES SHOWN
IN PRODUCE STAKES
NoswaI Nomad and Beautiful
Doll Lead Sexes Among
French Bulldogs.
DENAULT'S GAMlM HON0RED
Judges Pronounce Hin Best
Dog in Show-Pourquoi
Pas and Dollar Princess
Take Woodstock Cup.

The Judging of the inaugural Produce
Stake by William Lennox, A. M. HALEY
ard Jules Ferond was the feature Of the
specially show Of the French Bulldog
Club. which closed yesterday at the Hotel
Aston A charge Of s. was made for each
entry. so that the stakes amounted to
about $500 TO this was added 500 by the
club. and there were four purses for each
division.
Noswal Nomad was first choice in the
division for puppy dogs. He is owned by
the Purdy Brothers. and was bred by
Mrs. E. &. Briggs. Nomad is by cham
pion NOswal Nabob and his dam is Cutie
b. He IS a wonderfully fine specimen of
canine Francois on the opening day OF
the show he won the class for senior
puppies.
Second money went to Stanley O'Laing' S
Phil-au-Rum DAthos. good-lookng
young son of Athos, Jr.. and Touchatout.
Mrs f. r. Balls Riquet's Dominique was
third choice. Dominique is by Gamin S
Piquet and Underwood jeanette. Fourth
money went TO Stewart b. Mathew :
Plastic. by champion Pourquoi Pas and
Felicc
In puppy bitches Mrs. Mary Winthrop
Turner came to the front with her snow
white Beautiful Doll. The Doll was the
centre of an admiring crowd all day as
she lay in her little peacock blue velvet
house. over which was posted the sign:
My name is Beautiful Doll. | belong to
the Never Never Land" Those who be-
lieve i'm signs agreed that she was beau
tiful doll. and they were delighted with
her victory. Doll is by Mrs. Turner :
Magnifque and Belladonna.
Mrs Fred Edwards's Noswal Naiad
was second choice. The Naiad is Toy
champion Nellcote Gamin and Sikdar
Princess. Grant Notman's Melistande. by
champion Pourquoi Pas and Felice, came
next and fourth money went TO Purdy
Brothers Gamin Madeline, by champion
Nellcote Gamin and Seur d Enchantresse
After the judging of the stake the two
winners came into the ring TO settle the
question of individual supremacy. In tins
hna competition Beautiful Doll was
forced TO abdicate in favor Of the Nomad.
The specials were judged at the morn
ing session. There were hundred and
fifty special prizes. so that nearly every
little dog could claim one. Mrs. Turner S
entries carried away fair share of the
honors. and champion Dollar Princess
and Pourquoi Pas had things pretty
much their own way until it came TO the
judging for the best dog in the snow, OF
either sex. The Princess had been en-
tered for specials only. and she defeated
Mrs. l. A. Dolls little Lucia. the baby
which went from puppies to winners OF
the opening day of the show. This was
in the special competition for the best
bitch i'm the show. POurquoi Pas tried
his luck with Denault's Gamin. but the
winner held his laurels intact and hnaiiy
carried away the trophy for the best in
the show.
When Pourquoi Pas and the Dollar
Princess won a leg on the WcodstocA
Cup yesterday they carried il away for
the Never Never Land Kennels to have
and to hold. 1t was offered by the club
for the best pair of opposite sex. to he
won three times by the same owner.
When the club medal for the best brace
was up for competition the two walked in
and carried it away. on Friday Pour
auoi Pas was defeated in the brace class.
but with the Dollar Princess's powerful
support he could not be beaten.
Other trophies which went to the Never
Never Land Kennels We're the gold medal
for the best bitch. a similar one for the
best novice, a tanksrd for the best bitch
in the open competition. the trophy for
the best team and the vice-presidents
trophy for the best American bred.
DEFAULTS Gamin also carried away a
goodly number of prizes. They included
the trophy for the best in the limit
classes. a gold medal for the best dog,
the cup for the best American bred and a
medal for the winner. He also took the
presidents trophy for the best American
bred
Pourquoi Pas was awarded a purse
containing $50 in gold for having sired
Cracker Bear. Dollar Princess, Pourquo
Pass Rival and Gamin's Rival This was
open 10 all and was offered by "a friend u
Miss Vcrnona Jarbeau's dainty light
weight. La Belle Cora, made popular
vtn when she carried away lie Mar
outs Trophy Cup for the best Of either
sex over twelve months of age and under
fifteen pounds.
Every one agreed that the show was
the most successful ever held. and the
gate receipts were the largest in the his
tory of the club. AS Mrs. Turner once
said. Nothing is a real success unless
II IS a financial success and this Is
unite as true Of dog shows as of all Other
things.