New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
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At BOSTON SHOW
Dams" in Poor Coat and
FADED. with Ridgeway
Smasher Best.
MRS. HUNTER CARRIES
OFF THE PEKE HONORS
,.d,ev Albright's His highness
Geaten BY Nickery Emperor
in Airedale Glasses.


in AiredaIe Glasses.
star Correspondent o. The i'ol"e
Feb 17-Nisitors 10 the third
.soU OF the Eastern Dog Cluo'
,.-p opencd to-day AZ Mechanics lta"'
- tao surprises or distinctly pleas
y. ,st.rc awaiting them
-. e~st was encountered when they
-, f~oro the train into the Back baN
....,r and found no congestion OF trsinc'
they had left behind them IN
Il. METROPOLIS. and the second came when
..,sro5 the hall and found scarcely
, vacant bench.
n, The 100 dogs entered not more than
sozeu were absent. which proves
-, ne entry list was genuine and not
..as,d often the exhibitor will so TO
- sxrectins 10 add four points 10 his
Il, s,5 will find that he must be salts
- with half that number.
n, morning WAS devoted 10 the judy
-. ~ Irish and Scottish wolfhounds.
s,,,,ish deerhounds. greyhounds' collies
"a schipperkes, pointers and few OF
ne smaller breeds.
w9n,ar, J. Nichols had his work cut
.-, when he undertook 10 place airedales
"A smooth and wire coated fox terriers
/. ,he afternoon "pekes" and "poms' in
d. morning and English bulldogs at
reht
!, spsaking OF the dogs. Mr.. Nichols
...ped 10 think the least said about the
-,e-ss" the better. for he passed them
~ With the remark that they were put
down in poor coat and seemed 10 be faded
u color. Gcorge W. Quintards Ridgewsy
snssher was the best OF the lot He de-
Gated Mrs. Julian L. Pulltzs 81. Julian
'or the winners prize.
In Pekingcse spaniels. Mrs. A. NJ. Hun
t,r. owner Of the Arden Kennels. carried
svay the hOrors. Mr. Nichols said that.
siih the exception Of the two winners. he
found all Of the dogs lamentably long in
face and inclined TO be weak in under
sv.
H o. Nine OF Arden. which has been
pronounced by eminent judges one Of
ne fnest In the country was Mr.. Mich
css choice in dogs. lie was placed
sheai OF a genuine novice owned by Mrs.
Gerge West. wife of the president Of the
ruh The debutant was called Ping Pong.
4 New York. He was a wedding gift 10
Nh West and she had no idea how
:asl he was until to-day, when he
ssre6 the reserve ribbon.
in hiches, Fairfax Tien Noh, that
soci little matron. which was formerly
he property Of Mrs. Frank Clarke. was
arE choice She was placed ahead Of
Ms r. Loring Preston's Nowata Nan
lt4o. which met her first defeat.
The surprise Of the day came when Mr..
Nichols placed Vickery Emperor over
Andrew Albright. jr.'s, wonderful aire-
Gale TERROR His Highness. II was nip
end tuck between the two sladiators OF
me show ring. but when Mr.. Nichols
ficked Emperor TO wear the blue and
ne reserve went 10 His Highness. there
see many present who disagreed
li Is true that His Highness is older
than Emperor. being mis- father bat His
Hshness is far from being on the down
Doh side as yet. He is wonderfully clean
1 head and the black and tan II his coat
vas oazziingly distinct.
Nr. Nichols expressed the opinion thSJ
hs Highness was, perhaps. a shade plain
10 shoulder, but with a wonderful coat
md coloring. The lot Of terriers which
faced him. he described as the finest he
lad ever seen in this country. AMI quite
ln 10 Englands standard
hampton Vickery Soubrette was the
wnner IN the bitches division. She de-
''a'sd another champion, Bingley Bios
som from the kennels OF Harold Ober.
Smooth fox terriers were rather dlsap-
pointing, a. none OF the young wonders
nom the Sabine kennels were entered. Ii
AS remarkable. however. that nearly all
y The winners were Sabine dogs.
Nife-hsired fox terriers were excep-
uonally good. and although they were
l1oged late In the day. nearly every one
waited for the competition. as they were
ANXIOUS 10 see George W. Quintsrd's
much heralded pair. which George Raper
brought over with him. They were well
'.aaid for the wait. however. rs IL is
eolttful u anything as fine has ever
Teen seen on this side OF the water.
NJ. Nichols was well acquainted with
'oN the dog and the bitch. as he has
i-dged them many times on the other
sde They are Rooy DGzzler. a heavily
marked dog. and Matford Vic.
Eoby Dazzler had TO meet champion
'ckery Fast Freight which is not an
asy Zoe 70 tackle. but Fast Freight
suck a snsg and had 20 slow up when
met Roby.
stanley Louis who showed the Vickery
oss. furnished much entertainment dur
"F The judging. although il was quite
-aoomcious on his part. His remarks TO
ne dogs and their apparent understand
= was thing not often witnessed in
ne show ring. Mr.. Quntard had every
'eeson 20 fcel satisfied with his new
Purchases.
-lnion Breese judged the Frenca bull