New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19
SIDELICHTS OF SHOW
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Harry Pelham Robbins
Distributes Prizes with
Free Hand.

Viewed in retrospection. the South
ampton Kennel Club show appears 70
have been one Of the best conducted
and most enjoyable affairs Of the
canine season. To begin with, Frank
Dole proved to be an interchangeable su-
perintendent. who seemed 20 be every
where at once; then Harry Pelham
Robbins. who undertook the task of
distributing the prizes, began to hand
out gold pieces unfortunately with.
out waiting for orders from headquar-
ters. and when they finally checked
his frenzied finance he found that he
was several dollars out of pocket. This
was an ENJOYABLE feature OF the snow
TO every one except Mr.. Robbins, anC
said that he did not mind. Tor II
there were no prizes provided for
these dogs there should have been
Miss Marion Kennedy drew a good
entry of Pomeranians. Mrs. H. NC
Kenna Pultz's recent Importation, Of-
Hev Stvlo. which made his debut al
Mineola. was first choice. He defeated
by a close margin Albert W. Freeth's
OfHey Mite, the winner in the coilec-
ton of sable dogs.
Mrs. William Shepherds Gold
Speck's Model Of Nimoru won the limit
class. and this was a popular decision;
for the Model has been much admired
during his campaign. He was bred by
Edgeand Dady. and is by Brooklyn
Gold Speck- Laurel Princess: MISS
Marjorie Smyles' 30 Peep. Of Down
shire, was the winner of the American
bred. The limit and open class. but was
defeated for winners by Miss Elise ny
don's Atom Dainty.
Tyler Morse judged French poodles,
and when he entered the ring he found
some Of the best poodles IL the coun-
try facing him. Henry G. Ireyor'
president of the Southampton Club,
showed a number Of dogs, including
champion Dinah W., which was chosen
as the best Of the breed Queen Nab,
the reserve winner; Stella W, Honey
Girl. Bay View. Hampton Park, Judge
W. Polish, Shine and Maxixc. The
winner in dogs was Mrs. +. Burnside
Potter's St. Jamess Fido.
Morris Kinney had charge Of sew
eral classes, including mastiffs, Great
Danes and old English sheep dogs.
In Great Danes. Charles Ludwig beau
tiful harlequin Ludwig Predor was
first choice In brindles, Faust Won
Dornberg was the winner, but ne was
beaten out for the reserve by Acson
Won der Rhoen. from the Bohrer Ken
nels.
Mrs. Tyler Morse and John Drew
furnished the only entrants IN old
English sheep dogs. Mr.. Drew showed
a good young matron, bred by Reginald
Vanderbilt. She il by Sandy Point
Rags -Finnickin Lass Of Hillcroft
Mrs. Morse had her usual string OF
champions. including Slumbcr, Hero
+ inc. Vanity. Midnight and Dick Dead
+ eye.
Among the unusual breeds repre-
scented were Chesapeake Bay dogs and
boxers. The former arc so rare that
this is the first time that any have
been bcnched ia the East IN number
Of years. There are, however. Chesa-
peake Bay dog fans. and DR.. Henry
4 Thorpe and Raymond h.. Howell be
long in that category. DR.. Thorpe
showed very good specimen called
Jack. which is Of unknown origin. Mr.
CowelPs Beverly. too, WAS bound TO
acknowledge that she could not name
her parents, although she came from
the kennels OF Elliott Cowdin.
Harry X. Boodgood had charge Of
Chesapeskes, as well as greyhounds.
settlers. retrieyers. GriTons, sporting
spaniols and Dalmatsns. Boxers were
judged BY j. Sergeant Price, jr. The
entries were made by Herbert n. Lch-
man and Nathan Straus, jr.