Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
WINNERS Of TROPHIES
AT KENNEL CLUB SHOW
Total of $1,000 in Prizes.
Large Crowd at Clos
ing Exhibition.

With one of the largest crowds ever in
attendance at local dog show, the third
annual exhibit of the Washington Ken
mel Club closed last night. Much in
terest was displayed by the patrons as
they passed about the exhibition hall, and
when the time arrived for picking the
winners the large ring in the center of
the hall was surrounded attention CEN
tering on the champion dogs as they
were brought into the ring and an
nounced. After the names of the winners
and the classes were called out they were
placed about the inside of the Enclosure
on exhibition.
There was considerable rivalry for the
trophy in the foXhound class. Interest
was intense while awaiting the judges
decision between the pack of the Pied
mont Hunt Club and Cy Cummings pack.
Finally the verdict was announced in
favor Of the Piedmont pack, Mr.. Cum
mings readily acquiescing.
Total of Awards.
Charles H. Mason judged the events
and practically every one agreed as to
the fairness of the awards. 1t was an
nounced at the conclusion that those for
the entire show totaled fully $1,000
Mrs. Raymond Belmont Of New York.
who exhibited her Cupid of Allandale at
for her home. The dog will be taken TO
the Norfolk show.
Getaway night seldom draws a large
crowd, but last night was a notable ex-
ception, as the largest attendance of the
entire period was reached.
In the afternoon DeOdora Monarch.
Robert Lobban's champion bulldog, won
the prize as the best dog in the show,
and E. B. Chase's Mallwyd Florence, won
as best in the female class. Mr.. Chase's
pointers, Mallwyd Florence and Mauwyd
Maud, won as best brace.
Coveted Trophies.
That the evening awards were to be
fought to a finish. was evidenced at the
into the ring to be passed on for the
specials offered for best local of any
breed exhibited. There We're a large
number of dogs, and after protracted de-
liberation the judge selected the Great
Dane female Heliolindus of Winder-
bourne. owned by Howe Totten. The
Winderbourne kennels are located at
Baldwin, Nd, and as Heliolindus had
won as a local dog at the Baltimore
show. Washington owners promptly pro-
tested. claiming that dog could not be
a local in two cities. Mr.. Totten
solved the problem very gracefully by
relinquishing the coveted honor and the
prize was awarded to Revilo Tad. the
Boston terrier owned by Lloyd A. Doug
las. Tad has proved to be the sensa-
tional winner of the show and last night S
win carried with it many handsome spe-
Gals.
Contest for Specials.
The handsome John o. Evans trophy
for the best team of four dogs of any
breed was next contested for and some of
the best animals were shown. Judge
Mason finally awarded the handsome
challenge cup to the quartet of fox
hounds owned by A. ]. Cummings of
Chevy Chase.
The silver cup offered by the Chamber
of Commerce for the best dog, male or
female owned by a resident of the city.
was awarded to ST. Francois. the great
prize winning ST. Bernard owned by Mrs.
T. D. Crown
The action of Howe Totten in relin-
gushing the grand challenge tankard be-
fore formal protest was entered against
the win of Heliolindus. his Great Dane.
was highly commended by the crowd of
SPECTATORS ~.