New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
y;ckery Fast Freight Gets
Reserve in Contest for
Spratt Trophy.
RITES AND HONORS
FOR MATFORD VIC
c,owd Packs Ring Three Deep at
Jrdqing of Champions
on Third Day.

son went 90 am blc tnthsh Si'Np-
v,s T,1cr Morse.s champion SUM
ter e.. nal
-.. largo ruc in Che centre OF tho pa
.. Gle. scene OF t1e competition. ana
80 ..f,-r the competitors were 'ah'u
,,. r.rc the spectators had gathered
..l..r Then the thirty-uNe entrants
..1,,rlN into the ring. representing
.,st of each breed. u was al hrst
.l1 that George Cuintards wiIe
r roN terrier Matford Vic would be
-.5 to compete iu this class Ou"
..- O., the fact that she had been DC
... f.- I'm, best of the breed 10y WICK
-. Fast Freight she Old NOT ""'o
',,,r. 40 the Spratt Trophy
,fr. Tlcr Morse, whose st'lns Oh ON
.-...h ,heepd0gs is the finest ~ U'e
tr had entered the wonderful 1h"'"-
.. .-,r-ncr for specials only, 50 sum
.5 ,.-,aired on his little bench while
~. mates went into the rims after inc
n.e ribbons ..,,,-
,,,gie, Ma-sd,n. who judged the van
.,..s,. and The specials. gave his red
... r,~ placing the various dogs as JIG
,.r. and hc remarked that SUM
$500. undoubtedly the best old knsilsh
.f,r that ever had been or ever
.il f. Slmbers coat starts from '"e
800 .f his back and falls 20 the ground
.r sd that when bee is standing
.m 3D.. .s Quite impossible TO tell Wh4ch
Nav DO Isl headed.
lrt.n SIursbcr was waiting on ms W."
.-. of the feminine spectators rusheu up
81. On. atcudaVt ard exclaimed " mon
.,5 .s his head on" which is the his"eS'
.., .o. can bestow on one Of SUM
boris breed. ....,.,
s.,,rh.r is bv John O'Dreams Nisnt-
...-,. r. was bred by Mr.. Palfrey' and Is
,,v four and a half years old.
marsden Praises Prince Albert
,.., -os.~ye winner i'm this class was
,.e HtIo virc-haired foNterrier champion
r,ckerv Fast Freight. which was chos' il
o.. ta. best of The breed Fast Freight IS
tr Or,nund Bullion Beller, by Gladys'
%, ,.o was entered for specials only
wb.r Nj. Marsden had awarded the oniy
500 ribbons which are permissible IN TINS
.,s. every one asked. What ABOUT
Srath.ay Prince Albert?
.,rel" Mr.. Marsden remarked ] was
o,r. sorry that there had not been a
,,,rJ prizo so that ] might have handed
F., q, Prince Albert. ! consider him per
e., snocimen Of English bull and would
ave placed him Just as Captain Beamlsh
DO in his classes
When Mr. Marsden judged the variety
aasses ne found in the champion class
nos, II the dogs which he had judged for
Tho Sprstt trophy. Champion Slumoer
VAS again the winner. with little Fast
Freight running him a close second.
Little Matford Vic was first choice IN
the terrier class. with George F. Brown s
smooth foxterrier Beau Sabreur Divinity
for second choice. In speaking of Mat
ford Vic. Mr.. Marsden said that the
splendid little matron was not in the best
NJ condition, owing 10 her recent ocean
VOYAGE. As a matter of fact she hardly
has her land legs as yet, but II Is his be-
Hef that when she gets back 10 her true
form she will be able TO beat any terrier
I'm America. 4 bulterrier called Merry
Lad. was third choice in this class. ana
WHEN Mr. Marsden had finished Judging
some one asked him why he had chosen
the Lad over Glenedyth Imperator. which
had been the reserve winner in his breed
Mr.. Marsden replied: over here the
Judges seem to go in for fine type or ter
rier. which resembles our white English
terrier Such dogs undoubtedly look
pretty. but lack the true bullterrier char
acter which should be strong and fierce
IN the last eight years :he type mas
changed entirely in America
The opening variety class called Tor
sporting dogs and bitches Of any breed
except terriers. and here DR.. c. r Stew
arts Arbutus Lady Bird. an English set
Ter won with the greyhound Lansdowne
Butcher Boy In second place. Lady BIRD
d perfect specimen Of setter, with "A
lovely head and shoulders. and she proved
10 be an easy winner.
Tho class for transporting dogs and
bitches was not a particularly strong class.
bot Mr. Nlarsden found Night Rider, an
old English sheep dog. from the Kinnelon
Kennels tho best OF the lot. Night Rider
has a good head and a splendid coat.
"a a matter Of fact. Mr.. Marsden SAID
hat all Of the sheepdogs were eNtraor-
charity good. Orchard Srowstorm.
shitc poodle from the Red Brook Ken
'tls. Was second choice.
81. Julien Scores Reversal.
In The toy class Mr. Marsden viewed
'or the first time -. Julien. beautiful
Aale wolf sable Pom. owned 10y Mrs. J.
l. Putt. and thereby hangs tale. When
hr Mafsden Judged at the recent spe-
esliy show Mrs Pultz withheld 81 Julien
because some Kind friend had told her that
~ would have 10 chance under that
Ldge with IT Julien out Of the run
mug Mr. Marsdea chose Mrs. Frank
Sniths Young Gold spec for the best IN
Ne show. and Yet when he saw ST Julien
Yesterday he had no hesitancy in giving
ne blue 10 him Mr. Marsden was de-
rted with 81 Julien. and said that II
ne had fault IL WAS that his face was
- smutiy. I'm head. tiny ears, proiuse
vat and short back ne Is Guilty perfect
iolns Gold Spec was second choice.
walter T. Stern swept everything be
e't him ia the Scottish terrier classes
WIN some English champions which nc
sa Imported especially Tor that purpose.
me MINER was Early Bird Troubadour.
oog Which was bred by Mr.. McCan-
.''n' lie Is uy Bspton Norman and I'm g
symphony. Early Birl Aleric. one Of Mr..
''ins homebreds. scored in the puppy
ana novice class
HSp'on Berry, MAS Mr.. McCandlish s
'Nplcf Iu hif,l.v Che a. another az the