New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-28
Parkneuk Backbone De-
clared Best at the Toy
Spaniel Club Show.
TAKES LEG ON GOULD
CHALLENGE TROPHY
Savoir Faire, a Newcomer, Wins
Among Puppies and American
Bred French Bulldogs.

breeds last night at the close OF the o!
Spaniel Club show at the Waldorf. Earlier
n the day the wonderful black Pom. Won
4 leg on the challenge cup offered by Mrs.
Howard Gould for the best toy under
twelve pounds, but the club trophy was
much more inclusive and brought into
the ring winners from all classes. Mrs.
r. E. knights I've See of Egham was the
reserve to Backbone. In the compet-
ton for the Gould Challenge Cup Miss
e. D. McGill's Cio-Cio San was second
choice.
Nine. Vernona Jarbeau's placing of the
French bulldogs was satisfactory 10 every
one, and even the losers were ready to adj
NIT that they were fairly beaten. Grant
hoffman showed a new puppy called
savoir Faire, which won In puppies,
novices and American breds The beauu-
ful Beaux Athos and his still more beau
liful owner, Mrs Malcolm Strauss, won
The blue in the limit class, and this was
pne of the most popular victories OF the
asy. Frederic Poffet's champions, Gamns
Rival and Pourgnoi Pas Rival, had every
thing their own way in the open classes
but Beaux Athos defeated the Rival for
to Gamin's Rival. Mrs. Strauss showed a
bitch in the novice class which was brand
hew to most Of the spectators, as this
was her American debut. She was called
Eamiquet. and is a perfect specimen OF
mahogany coated, bat-eared beauty. Both
winner and reserve winner were taken
from the puppy class, which is most uh-
usual. They were Mrs. Fred Edwards
Parsque's Bazette and Coquette de Bour-
bon.
Boston terriers were in the hands OF
Joseph NJ. Dale. and he pronounced them
l. particularly good lot, although the
bitches outclassed their lords and masters
N point of quality. Friar Tuck young
tier owned by r. E. Collishaw, went from
puppies to winners. and although he came
Ill the way from Vermont TO do it his
pwner felt that he had been amply re-
warded.
Princess Iris, which made such Juror
when she made her debut at the specially
show at the McAlpin, was first choice IN
bitches. She is a grand little matron and
should soon write champion in front OF
her name.
Every one pronounced Mrs Carl Bau-
mann the most intrepid Of her sex when
She ventured in to judge the Maltese ter
riers, for it had been whispered around
that a certain party" visited the sho"
With the avowed intention Of starting
something" II came when Mrs. Baumann
handed out her first blue, and the words
~ protest: the dog is deaf announced
that the battle was on. Near by, in the
10 nHilE
Judged, there was another agitation be-
cause the judge insisted on handing the
blues TO dogs with dropped ears. MIS-
Peter Cooper Hewitt is conceded to have
the best butterfly dogs" il the country
yet they were defeated In both classes.
They were Bijou and Valentine, both
well known winners Many Of the rail
birds thought that the winners leaned TOO
much toward the Pom. type.
In Chihuahuas also Mr.. Lacy picked out
the type which he preferred and stuck to
II. While many of the fanciers did not
agree with him. it was evident that the
Judge believed in breeding well defined
terrier type.
The awards follow:
PoMERANIANs.
Glass 100 (open: bitches; under 10; black
First Mrs L. +. Esler's BroOmWood Tess
second Mrs A. IL. Alker's Fairfax Wee
Fanchon. third, oak HIN Kennels OAK Hlli
fS GAS 1e1 (open; bitches; under S NJ brown
or chccolate)--First, Miss Marion henle9s, >
Horwich Beauty; second. Miss virginia gi,,
iel G. Fosters Mona - ..,,r.
Class l62 open; bitches; any other color color,
under S ib)--First, Mrs. Arthur I. SCOT ;
Fairfax Wee DELPHI Girl. .,
Class 100 open bitches; under 10; shaded
sable,-Mfs. j. c. Manerys saorinetta; ~
weighO-First. Miss Marion Kennedy's Hor-
witch Btauty: second, Mrs a II. AlAers : AR
fax Wee Fanshon: third Mrs. H. r May
he CTss. i is6 Nv winners bitehe.)-First, Miss
Marion Kennedy's Horwich Beauty; reserve
Mrs L. T.. Esers Broomwood Tess
DACHsHUNDE.
Class 5 Oirnit: dogs black and tanl--First
William Hawkins's Hanswurst South shore.
class 6 (winners; dogs, black and tam
First Mrs. Anna Hungerford's Bohi South
shore; reserve. William llawkins's Hans
Gas, II open. bitches; black and tam
FIRST Mrs. Anna Hungerfords champion
Class 70 winners; bitches; black and tam
First Mrs. Anna Hungeriord's champion
Erna; reserve. Mrs. Anna Hungerfords Jupla
Class 90 (winners); dogs any other COLOR
FIRST Mrs. Anna Hungerfords Felix Won
LIGHTER stein reserve. Mrs. Anna Hungerfords
Bite south Shore.
C:ass % winners: bitches; any other COLOR
Rosette ii West End: reserve. Mrs Anna Hun
gerford's Rena south Shore.
JAPANESE sPANIELs.
Glass go winners dogs)-F1rst. Mrs. A. l.
Belford's san Toy; reserve. Green Acre Ken
neis Omija. -
class 23S winners; bitches)-FIrst, Miss Nc
GINS Cio-Cio san: reserve, Mrs. w. ID. Hut
toms Gesha.
Glass 27i winners: dogs and bitches)-FfTst.
Henry Hubers Prince Nero
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS
Glass zsl (open. dogs)-First. Mrs. p. Menge's
Roxy II; second. Mrs. ID. NJ. Reefs Yankee
class 2s2 winners. doss)-First Mrs. P.
Menge's Roxy II; reserve. Mrs r. Menses
Billy.
NJ Reels Lady Bette; reserve. Mrs. c. Rily s
'1'''' MALTESE TERRIERS.
Glass Soa (wiuners; dogs)-First Mrs. VIII
lam w MacI.eod's Oh. Macleod's Little Sweet
heart: reserve. Mrs. NJ Finkestein's Bijou.
Glass 2ll (winners; btchesl-F1rst. Mrs. VIII
lam w Macfeod's Maeleod's Aneta; reserve
Mrs c. Beekman's Beauty Girl
TOY BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS.
Glass 31s winners. dogs and bitches, not eN-
cceding poundsJ-F'irst, Mrs. James u. Nal
lows Beauty: reserve Nine. Rose Carrenos
Carreno Daisy H.
CHIHUAHUAs.
eIass 2ss topen; dogs)-First Mrs Harry
lanes ovens COncOuTse Wee Gold Nugget;
second T. j. McGoverns Gold Bug: third. Mrs.
C. D. Atwood's Chcuilo.
class 25g (winners; dogs)-First Mrs Harry
James owens Concourse wee Gold Bug re-
serve. T. j. McGovern's Gold Bug.
C.isss sla lonen. bitchesD-Firsi, I. j. Nc