New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
p H. Throop Carries OF
First Honors with Herta
Won Ehrengrund.
PHILADELPHIA SHOW
COMES TO AN END
ooh White Lena Gets the Call
Among the Setters-Line-Up
First In Terriers.

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,,.,oaolnhia- March 5.-The parade OF
,,,ors which closed the show Of the
rsusdelphia Kennel club at horticultural
~ .o-dav. was not in the least Ike the
ordinary parade
:, the first place a parade is supposed
% keep moving. but these champions stood
.,m The only parading they ala was
s.o,r the kennels 10 the ring then the
,aoe,nsnt decided 20 make this parade
- SORT Of variety class. and this was
Welcome feature, as there were no I'M
Classified specials.
Champions from all breeds were IN the
,i,g when Charles Hopton STROBE into the
,,.los,,re and began the difficult task OF
Lifting half a dozen of the best speci-
&C = II Throop showed his wonder
mi German shepherd dog Herta Won
r-nrsnerund. and the first special when
Az Hopton handed out went TO this fierce
looking beauty.
decided contrast 20 Herta was the
~ English toy spaniel which Mr. HOP
,on chose next This was Miss II. u
por,e,t.s champion Rosemary Little PAL
beautiful Ruby. by Little Ticker ana
,ron Queen. Mrs. A. Q. Van Heusehs
I-,,- charles. champion Ariadne, was re-
serve winner.
IN English bulldogs champion Dream
centaur was first choice. Centaur was
entered for specials only. For reserve
winner Mr.. Hopton chose Alison NJ Led
srer's champion Florence Blumda, the
r,t1e nlatron appearing only In the COM
petition for specials.
In terriers Leeds Lne-Up was first
choice IAne-Up is a splendid little wire
haired fox terrier. which won the speclal
Cor the best of the breed. He is the prop
ertv Of c. 4. Cooks, and is by Leeds
Resurrection and Teresa Uric.
charles Ludwig brought his two spienold
Great Danes into the ring "here tieS
,,.oro tho observed Of all observers. Prlnz
Won Weisman, big fawn. was Freeman
TJovd's choice when he judged the oreeu'
and he placed Piedor, a gorgeous haIIe-
oiin. in second place. Mr.. Hopton re-
versed this in the final roundup, choosing
piedor for the winner and Prinz Won
Veisman for reserve. This was popular
decision. as most of the spectators pre-
ferred the brilliant spotted coat of Pledor
- tho sober fawn with which nature had
endowed TIE Prinz.
Francis G. Taylor, who judged settlers
had A surprise in store for those VINO VOL
lowed his awards He started off by choos-
ing the field type, and every one supposed
that he was picking. the dogs for the'r
working qualities. He wound up now
aver by selecting a beautiful bitch called
Bob White Lena for the winner, and Lena
Is a decided bench show type.
Sir William Savory, who did field span
iels and cocker spaniels. pronounced the
collection an extremely good one. Mrs.
Uolnes-Willets has a new field spaniel
called Lansdowne Matford Banker, and
the Judge selected him for the winner IN
preference 10 Mrs. Z. L. Marshalls Edsall
Rowland Banker is beautiful dog, with
feathers on his pedal extremities that lie
on the floor six inches. His coat is black
and shiny with a marcel wave that was
the envy Of the female contingent.
Charles Hopton told good story on
himself. which only proves. he said' now
difficult Il is for any one who is not
Judging the dogs TO really select the win
ner Mr.. Hopton placed the English bull
dogs. and for the first time was called
upon to decide between Paul Scardons
champion Beaming Belle and Thomas
Lawson's Shoreham Shock. Now Mt
Hopton had commented on the dogs re-
peatedly and had stated a decided pref
erence for Mr.. Lawson's bitch in all OF
is reviews. Under the circumstances, he
considered Mr.. Scardon first class sport
10 appear before him, and. to his own
surprise, when he came TO examine the
two matrons, he found that he much pre-
fsrred Beaming Belle TO shoreharn
hock
Beaming Belle is a little American-bred
bud is one OF the best OF the get OF cham
blon Baron Beaming. Belle completed
Der championship before she was fairly
but Of the puppy class. Shoreham Shock
3 by Leatherbread Perfection and St.
Catherine's Electric.
Walter T. Stern captured everything In
scottish terriers with his early bird en-
lries. Troubadour. which won at the Pal
ice show, was first choice, az he IS bound
10 be wherever he is shown. Troubadour
V BY Bapton Norman-Ems Symphony.
Bapton Beryl, which Holland Buckley
'hoss for the winner IN the matron d.
Vision. was also Mr.. McCandlish's choice
~ the Westminster Kennel Club show.
Both OF these terriers are recent importa-
tons and are considered the best Of their
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