New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Breeders Association Has
Many Exhibitors at
Annual Show.
CINTRA JOHN SCORES
OVER DREAMWOLD BOY
But Judges Decision Does Not
Meet with Universal
Approval.

Breeders Association involuntarily en-
tertained their admirers at their eighth
open show.
In spite of the fact that Daniel Ritcney
had sacrificed several partitions with a
view TO benching the dogs in comfort. one
could have wished that the space allot-
ted to the judging ring had been greater.
or else that three-quarters of tho specta-
tors had stayed at home However II
gate receipts show which way the wind
blows. the English bulldog is the most
popular OF dogs.
1t was worthy of note that there was
scarcely single absente. and Vinton
P. Breese, the judge. had his hands full
in disposing of the regular classes dur
ing the afternoon. The awarding OF tho
specials, OF which there were nearly a
hundred and fifty. threatened, like Ten
nysons brook. TO go on forever, and even
the most devoted of the spectators final
ly left the ringside and Mr.. Breese was
left alone with his steward and his dogs.
Mr.. Breese's awards did not suit every
one. but. then. where is the Judge who
can undertake this colossal contract In
the winners, class for dogs Mr.. Breese
chose John f. Horrax' sCintra John. a
Kilburn Mechanic dog, 10 wear the blue
over Thomas w. Lawson's champion
Dreamwold Boy. This caused much COM
nent, and Mr. Breese himself acknowl-
edged that there was little TO choose be-
tween the two gladiators OF the show ring.
Mr.. Breese went in at all times for sound
ness compactness of build and an even
balance Irish Boy was better in cushion
and foreface. but John is lower in body
and has better hooks. At least sa saith
the oracle When Irish Boy was inter-
viewed on the subject he said: 'Noblesse
cblige, you know; I can't say anything.
but my hooks are not a bit too straight
70 feel comfortable"
First choice in bitches was Lassicab,
and while every one was ready TO ac-
knowledge her worth il was something OF
a surprise when she defeated Mrs. Alison
NJ Lederer's champion Florence Rhunda
Lassicab was shown at the Westminster
show and she won in her class, but she
vas not put down in the splendid form
OF Yesterday. The champion Florence
Bhunda. reserve winner. is too well known
10 need any description. Florence is an
old favorite of Mr.. Breeses. and he de-
olared that It was not that he loved
Bhunda less but Lassicat more.
The puppies were a wonderful lot, and
any one of the first four dogs might have
taken the blue without causing any COM
ment. The winner Richmond Rodney, is
a big brindle of good type, and Just beat
out Daddy Dial on hooks. The red ribbon
winner was good all over, and many
picked him for first choice.
In the young bitches the winner, Rock
cliffe Queen Berry was a tiny thing. but
rerfect in every detail. She is miniature
replica Of her distinguished papa Oh.
Hewlett King Orry.
The awardrs follow:
Glass Cpuppies: dogsl-First, Frank X
Pierson, Jr.'s Richmond Rodney; second Dr'
Roy H. Peck's Daddy Dial; third. Jonh ~
Dono's Musgid fourth. Paul Scardon's Buster
Beaming.
class 2 (novice: dogs)-First, Frank K. Pier
son, jr.'s Richmond Rodney; second. Dr. Roy
II. Pecks Daddy Dial; third. John A. Dono
Musgd; fourth Alfred Powley's Mercer KING.
Class 8 (American-bred dogs under 40 pounosC
First Rockhill Kennels Rockhil Tommy.
second Drewstone Kennels Buttons II; third,
F. p. Kinds Ashland Little Nlpper; iouIth'
Mrs. Maize y. Goodard's Huck Cerberus. H.,
Glass 4 (Americsn-bred dogs over As pounds)
First. Drewstone Kennels Drewstone PIKE, PIKE:
second, Pembroke Kennels Pembroke Bully
third Robert w. Baushliker's Pitland's son.
fourth. Alfred Rowley's Mercer King.
Glass Qimit: dogs. under - pounds).plrst.
John p. Horraxs Newins1on merry ,. 80 ,strd n
p Kinds Ashland Little Nipper; fourth. MIS-
Maize n. Goddar6s Huck Cerberus.
Class dimit; dogs, over 10 pounds|-tlrs.,
John E. Horax's cintra John; second; Harry M
Rushtons Woodcrsft Mahomet: third. MIS-
C. " Platt's Baron Teesdale fourth, lnwall
Kennels Culford President.
John Z. Horraxe Newtngton Merry Lao; sec
end, Drewstone Kennels Buttons II; , tnlro e.
Niazie n. Goddard's entry. r.
Class (open; dogs, over as pounds)-First.
John f. lIorrax's C1ntra John; second, Dream
wold's Champion Dresmwold Irish Boy; third,
Robert Iobban's Champion Deodora Monarch;
fourth. Dreamwold's preamwold Blunderouss
Glass lwinners; dogs)-Won ~ John u
Horrax's Cntra John; reserve, Thimas Law
sons Gu. Dreamwold Irish Boy
Glass 10 cunior dogs. under 2 years)-F1rst'
Z. p. Kinds Ashland Little NuTer; second
Grass ii green dogs. American-bred)--Frrst.
Dr. Roy II. Peck's Daddy Dial; second Paul
scardon's Blister Beaming; third. John A.
Dono's Dandy.
class II logen; dogs bred by sShs 9Iso.,,
second e p. Kinds Ashland Little Nipper;
third Paul scardon's Buster Beaming: fourth,
Alfred Rowley's Mercer King r "
Glass ID veteran dogs)-Fr6. Frank X
Pierson. 1r.'s. Brass Band.
Glass IA (pupRy bitehes)oFirs'' Rockclire
Kennels RQekclife 99ee1 s, Gsy oss sDSnc iscA
sons Dono's Silent Princess: fourth. Oscar
sheriock's Shorlocks Suffrsgette.
Class Is novice bitches)-First. Thomas W.
Iawson's Dreamwold Dazzler; second. Rock
cline Kennels Rockclife Queen DRY: third
Stongo Kennels Cinders V; fourth, John NJ.
Jensen's Moston Buntie
class 10 american bred bitches under
40 pounds)-First. Drewstone Kennels Gaby
Deslys: second, f. p Kinds Ashland Lady;
third, stongo Kennels Cinders " fourth, DIT.
Row II Peck's Lady Babbie Dial
Class il (Amercan bred bitches, over 40
pounds)-First RoclSclife Kennels Rock
clfe Sassbox; second, Malcolm A. strauss
class IS Cirnit bitches. under 40 pounds)-
First, E. p Kinds Ashland Lady; second.
Thomas Lawsons Dreamwold's Diadem;
third Harry Rushton's Woodcraft Princess.
Glass 10 Oimit bitches. over 40 pounds)-
First. Mrs. c. ~ Platts Lassicatt; second.
" % Hawkns's Thornbury Surprise; third.
Drewstone Kennels Old Square Selma.
class 20 (open bitches. under 40 pounds
First r T. Kinds Ashland Lady; second,
Harry Rushton's Wooderatt Baroness; third'
Daniel p Ritcheys Lady Henly.
Glass 81 (open bitches. over 40 pounds
First Mrs c. y. Platts Lassicatt. second,
rnwall Kennels Ch. Florence Bumda; third.
Thomas w Lawson's Dreamwold Juanita;
class 80 (winners, bitches)-Ffrst; Mrs.
c NJ platt's Lasscatt: reserve, 1nwall Ken
nels' Oh Florence Bumda.
Class % (junior bitches. under years.
First. Stongo Kennels Cinders second
DR. ROY II. Peck's Lady Babbie Dial; third,
Inwall Kennels Inwan Alice Sit by the Fire;
fourth Rockhill Kennels Rockhin Mistress.
Glass "a green bitches, Ameriean-oredslL
First. Stongo Kennels Cincers V. secoho'
Thomas J. Parvin's Magnet Bun'y; third
Rockhiil Kennels Rockhill Rachel.
class 25 (open. bitches bred by exhibitors)-
First, Rockcilfe Kennels Rockcline sassooI