The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07
JOHN G. BATES TAKES
EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
Ills Barney Beau Brummel
Goes From Puppies to Win
ners at Philadelphia.
CAPTU RES PRIZES GALORE
Cleans Nearly $500 Besides
Cups and Medals for
His Owner.
CAPTURES PRIZES GALORE

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terrier show OF the Wssahckon Kennel
CIuo' held In the Philadelphia Cricket
Club grounds, st. Martins. Chestnut Hill,
to-day was an unqualified success The
attendance was large and the entry and
quality OF the Irish terriers and Are.
dnles particularly good.
The Irish Terrier Club held a special
show OF its own and John @. Bates of
New York had a first class day. winning
close on to 5000, besides cups and medals
with the puppy Barney Beau Brurnmel, a
high quality one. repeating his Belmont
Park series Of wins from puppies to VIM
ners. L. II. Powers's Champion Aroos-
took Historic. q terrier all over and stand
ing well, was reserve in winners J.
Lowell Little won in novces with Top
Score, nice one, rather short OF coat,
but good In head and ears
Endcliffe Gael, second in the hunting
class, was coarse andNtoo full Of coat and
lost to the Chicago dog Vickery Red
land III. which Is a good ribbed. bodi, d
and quartered terrier and nice In head.
ears and quality. He could be stronger
in the jaw and might have been higher.
in bitches Champion Vicery Aurora Cory
won all the way. She is a big one, good
IN color and coat has capital ribs and
q
Powerss Champion Aroostock Brend Au
Belle. reserve. is a good all round one.
not looking her best.
Barney Buttersauce. the winner in
novlces is right in color and coat but
rather long and dipped in back. All the
way through In the Irish terrier classes
the prizes were worth the winning. both
in coin and plate.
The Airedales were so good that even
Frank Dole took a lot OF time judging
them. The winner OF the g1id medal Tor
the best of either sex went TO the Vickery
Kennels Soubrette. a beautiful terrier
and faultessly put down ty Stanley
Tomas. In puppies, Mr.. Jordan OF Bos-
ton again showed the quality OF his home
breds and won well with the sprightly and
we'll balanced Larchmere Host the
youngster that will grow into a FIRST class
dog Champion Vickery Emperor. well
made and shaped. good in body, coat ana
standing on excellent legs and feet won
in the dog winners class with Andrew
McCrea's Abrccorn Gold Edge reserve.
another nice one. Vickery Rainbow had
her work cut out for her to beat Harold
Ober's Champion Bingley Blossom In
bitches. Blossom is all style standing
flultlessly. but rather curly or wavy In
coat to-day.
The best bull terrier was Roy Nord-
aeimer's Champion South End Sombrero.
ronto. is as good terrier &c his kind -
exists. and In head, make OF body. style
Ia the ring and all around character he
beat Libby Williston's B. l.. NJ.
Mr.. Williston had good win with the
smart Willlston Rose In bitches. with,
Leeds Charlewood Marvel next.
The Boston terriers were headed by
the small. almost perfectly made Princess
Iris. owned by s. Doran. She is a trifie
pinched In muzzle. otherwise a model. G.
Cunn.nsham's Yankee Spider. rather
Chick through the head, was winners class
Cog, with Herman Behring'S Derby Boy
Ben reserve Princess Iris had no diff
ficulty in beating Glorious Betsy in bitches.
Grace Lane won in puppy bitches with a
promising one, Grace Lane Sue. daughter
If that excellent sire. Grace Lane Pro-
genitor.
Fox terriers had a great deal of quality.
the best going in the wires, George w.
Quiniard's wire. Matford Vic. took the
gold medal for the best fox terrier of
any kind. She beat her kennel COM
panion. Raby Dazzler, In length of neck.
Both stood perfectly. The dog was fuller
in coat. but no jacket ever handled better
than that OF the Mineola champion, Mat
ford Vic. The best smooth was Andrew
Albright's Marconian, "a particularly good
headed dog, standing straight and true.
but size too large. All Delmonts Leeds
Vixen beat Mrs Alfred Smiths champion
Peg o. My Heart in smooth bitches. The
judge, James Mortimer, thought Peg was
a shade fat
Sealingham terriers brought out the
best in open dogs and here Mrs. Will
le.ts champion, Locust Lane Star won.
He was the best headed, cared and bodied
dog. but rather high on the leg. w.
Ross Proctor's Grand Slam. second. Ia
good type, good in style and shape
Of head and having the characteristic
rktnpS This lnu 4
Mrs, Clifford Harmon's sturdy and strong
terrier, Two Centurion. was third. and
Mrs, Payne Whftney's Greentree Eaton
Fusce, short on the, leg. reserve. This
was a grand class. Mr., Proctor's Welch
Rare BIZ, a nice one, good in head and
low to the ground, won easily in bitches.
Greentree Pixie being reserve.
Scottish terriers had the well known
Bapton Beryl. Mr.. Stern's bitch. winning
the gold medal for the best Of both sexes
Walescott Gay Boy, n very nice terrier,
was the best dog, with Early Bird Trou-
badour next Waiescott Shady Lady was
second for Mr.. Lloyd in bitches.
Mrs Clifford b. Harmon had 1t all her
own way in West Highland terriers. Sc
curing the gold medal with Greenwich
Chief. which now becomes a champion
Miss Maud Kennedy won the gold special
with the Welsh terrier Senney Spinner
in dogs. He IL neat and good in color
Mrs. Peter Wyckofr's ELAN Cocksure, Sec
ond, Is rather small. Miss Kennedy's
Senney Fwyn was the best bitch.
NJ. Robert Guggenhe m won everything
In Bedlngton terriers with champions
Catcatcher andn Gwynhel. The Manches-
ter terriers were led by Miss Addyman's
Champion Rose Hill Lady, in better con-
dtion than the better ne AIDED Leeds I'm
perator. In any other variety terriers
Mrs. II. w. Wardens Cairn terrier Lorne
Padraig won, Miss e. Gwyn Martins
Toy Pinscher being second and Leonard
Yerkes's Cairn terrier Sandy third.
George 5. Thomass place as fudge was
taken by James Mortimer. Others who
utlicated were Frank Dole, William II
milford Robert Sedgewick Jr.. and w
Prescott Wolcott, who took the Irish
terriers