New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-01
Loses Final HOnOrS to Centaur
and BlunderbuSS at Bull
dog Breeders Show.
TRAINED NURSE A WINNER
Her Victory Over Dreamwold
Juanita a Surprise-Beam-
ing Belle Takes Blue in
Puppy Glass.


best q all breeds at the Westminster
Kennel Club show last February. met
crushing defeat at the hands Of Arnold
Lawsons Dreamwold Centaur and
Dreamwold Blunderbuss at the sixth open
show which the bulldog breeders held at
the Grand Central Palace yesterday.
Allison VI. Lederer was the judge and
his placing Of the rivals was applaudcd
by every one. 1t was in the limit class
for dogs under IS pounds that the two
came together for the first time since
their meeting in the Windy City. Both
dogs were I'm splendid condition, which
means that Centaur had walkover. for
when Prince Albert scored last winter
Centaur was fresh from sea voyage ana
had not vet recovered from the horrors
of nal de mer In the limit class for
dogs as pounds and over Dreamwold
Blunderbuss defeated his kennel mate
Irish Boy. Blunderbuss is wonderful
red fawn and he has a coat Ike satin
but the spectators hardly believed that he
would defeat Centaur for the final honors.
This is Just what no did, however when
the winners met in the final competition
The reserve went TO Centaur and the
much heralded Prince Albert did not even
get a look in.
In bitches the Judborn Kennels Trained
Nurse won i'm the limit and open classes
FOR dogs under 40 pounds. Dreamwold
Juanita was the winner in the larger
division and every one supposed that she
would take the honors in the final compe-
tition. What was their surprise then TO
see Trained Nurse chosen for the honors'
the reserve going TO Juanita. Just how
the Judge arrived at this decision no one
could understand, Arnold Lawson least
of all The bitch, which really looked as
though she might give Juanita run FOR
her money. was Paul Scardon's BeaminS
Belle. a young daughter OF Baron Beam
ines. which made her appearance in the
exhibition of puppy bitches. Belle is
flyer and looked almost good enough to go
from puppies 10 winners. Inc class
where she made her debut brought out
some of the best youngsters that ever
made their appearance in the ilhs'
and Mr.. Lederer was Ions time over
the placing Of these babies. waiter
Gtrnee's Rockhil Mistress was another
good one which took the red RIBBON III
This class. There were sixteen entries, anu
if one may Judge from the looks OF these
embryonic champions the next Senera'io'
l. roine- to be even finer than the present
one in America. Beaming Belle has NJ
tie brother called Billy Beaming, and al
though he is a fine little fellow, he Is not
IS handsome as his sister He took sec
ond honors in the class for puppy dogs
hut q red ribbon with Drewstone P1Ke III
the ring is equivalent TO a blue IN any
other collection.
Arnold Lawson had offered for compeu-
zion a silver cup TO go 20 the best puppy
dog or bitch. This brought together the
two infant prodiges Drewstone Pike ana
Booming Belle, and the competition was
so keen that no one could hazard guess
nc ~ the outcome Mr Lederer finally
selected Belle for FIRST honors. The
indces' CUP was for the best dog In the
show. This went 70 Arnold Lawson
Dreamwold Blunderbuss. Mr.. Lederer OF
fered a similar trophy for the best OF the
opposite SEX which was won by frame"
Nurse Tho Dreamwold teams and braces
uwept everything before them IN these
classes
Tho prizes In every class were miniature
rnns The blue ribbon winers received
s,,ver trophies presented by waiter
k,urnse Walter Murray offered copper
cups 20 the red ribbon winners ana
lAbram GsnetteO offering was pewter
Lups for the thiPs SriEe winners
Tho awards follow:
p,,,,,.s t6oys)-First, william 2. Drew,
s,rocystona pike; second, Paul scardone Billy
Sssmins: third, BrsAsehsoln Kennels Orrys
nov OF Breezehoim; fourth Albert hss'es
Eny,oA (eors,-yirst, Pembroke Farms Fs<n-
brook Bully; second, Peter FenoelIs bii ~
M. Hdwsrd Cecil walters Admiral Bob.
American bred dogs, unoer 70 gou I
First. songo Ksnneis Eooins"0oa rUMi,. - -
n prew's Buttons II; fourth. Roehhhl Ken
teis Rockhill Tommie . - ,.x,
American bred dogs; " p1upas or 0Vc -
first Lawton Roorbach'e BIZ Ceroeros; SEQ
ond. Rossoert Kennels Moeton Gladiator, Jr: !:
fourth, r G.. C. Shraders Magnet OF stoney-
I1mit dogs. 45 pounds and underl-sirst
Dresnwold FARMS Dreamwold Centaur; sec
ora Alex H. Stewards srathlay Prince Al
bert: third. slongo kennels' RobinsWood Fin-
darius: fourth. Walter Murrays RaIah M.
Lint dogs, AZ pounds and overl-E1rst
yreamwold FARMS DTeaInwold Blunderouss
second Drsamwold Farms Dreamwold I1sh
5 gSy; ,h lanes Mf5 conways Bsysrdo. ''
Open dogs, under ~ pounds)-F1rSt, Dream
void FARMS Dreamwold Cen'aur; second Al
exsnder H. stewart'e Strsthtay Prince; third,
Iavston Roorbach's Markham Supreme; fourth,
elonzo Kennels RobinswOod Pindarus.
Open dogs. 40 pounds and over II lEsts
Drearnvrold FARMS Dreamwold Blunderbuss;
second. Dreamwold FARMS Dreamwold irish
dale: fourth, James Conveys BayArdo.
winners dogs First Dreamwolds
Dresmwold Biunderbuss; reserve. Dream
wold's Greenwood Centaur
Junior dogs. under two yea-sl-First'
william T. Drew's Drewstone PIKE; second.
Fernbrook Farms Ternbrook Bully; third,
Walter Murrays Ra5ah; fourth, Fernorook
Farms Pembroke Chiror:
been shown at an A. X. c: show)-First;
Albert Liegre's Lorlot; second. Mrs.: Edward
c. walters Admiral Bob: third. L. Frank
Open dogs. bred by sxhibitorl-First,
Mrs Reds King Collar; second. Rockhill
Kennels Rockhnl Tommie.
Puppies (bitches)-Firsl. Paul sce-don .
Besning Belle; second Rocshnl kennels ',s.
Bsbbie Dial; fourth. Mrs. G. n. Platts
Waldemar Princess.
American bred (bitcheA 40 pounds and
over)-First. z. Cooks Mile Modiste; sec
Baumann's Baltimores Baby; fourth. e p.
Kinds Ashland Res.
American bred Cbitehes under 90 pounds)
First, Walter Murrsys ThornSury P PEER
third william T. Drews 0aby Deslys
fourth. William cunningham's Balmoral
Limit Clutches 80 pounds and under. over
Deslys. second, ". Judson Spranlue's Ruri-
QUE; third. Mrs W. q. stephens Timreh's
Mascot. -.
second, william T. Drew's Mereley Mary
Ann N: third, James COnways Bridgewood