New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
English Judge Picks Goldea
Spec To Be Best Dog
in the Show.
FLAME HUED PET WINS
IN ALL HIS CLASSES
Bright Colors Predominant a
Pomeranian Clubs Specially
Exhibition.

Midgley Marsden had some Surprises,
store for the exhibitors at The specials,
show OF the Pomeranian Club. a, VIZ.
he Judged yesterday Al the Walao-,.A,
toria. 10 one knew exactly what ",
Marsden's taste In Poms would BE- AZ
as the English authority arrived only a,
Thursday no one had had a chanc. "a
find out
II was rumored. however. tina, N,
Marsden had penchant FOR sold colon.
and many believed that the blacks ara
chocolates would have the preferenc. ov~
the mixed colors. u Is a notable fa-
In view Of this that NJ Mar.d.a,
choice fell on two glowing orange Po-,
the property OF Mrs Frank smyth ana
Miss Theodore Wilbour.
Mrs. Smyth's Young Cod Spec Ia tv
that would command attention anyvhr.
He is perfect nugget O, gold. WITH
plume OF the richest orange ard a coz,
that is Ike thistleddwn on Ere. TITS y
Gold Specs American debut. and ne xu-
not only in his classes. but ne csvtu-s
the presidents trophy for the test a
the show as well.
Here he had 10 compete with Nj. w.
bour's little Mossley Orange CHI. vh.,f
took winners in her division. Orange Gls
weighs only four pounds. and she ia
deep brilliant orange that verges on Il.
sable. she made her debut in the H-,
class FOR shaded sables. where she v,..
defeating Mrs. Reginald z. MayhewsFu
Hills Butterfly Miss Marian Kenne1Ti
Norwich Beauty was chosen as the ~
serve winner.
There was p fine collection Of Pons
and oranges were everywhere among
them. Il was said that when one class
was called frantic exhibitor rushed
madly from an anteroonl. seized her red
fox muff. which was IN the cage. and Wa
exhibiting il on the platform before she
realized her mistake This may no, hay.
been quite true. but there was a notice
able similarity between the dogs which
were being shown and the furs which wsr.
being worn.
George W. Qulntard had new ore
which looked good 10 the fanciers. Il was
Ridgewav Smasher, an orange sable. by
Stainland sun Ray and Hollywell Lucy.
George Thomas brought smasher ovs
with him a few weeks ago. and THIS was
his first appearance. He won In the Init
class for sables under eight pounds DE-
feating Albert Freiths Ofiiey Mite i
was in the open class. where ne net
Miss Marian Kennedy's Pomeria wssA
that he met his Waterloo. Here he had
To- be content with second honors
In the brace class Mrs. smyth's Swiss
Mountain entries were first choice, and
again in the team class where she
showed four oranges.
American bred puppies were nice l't
There was Banner Colleen. the winner
from the Swiss Mountain Kennels, and
wildwood Glover. owned by Mrs. Charles
r. Waterhouse. They were first and sec
ond choice in a class OF eight
The home breds had a chance toward
the close Of the programme when tno
classes were devoted 10 them. Mrs. Z. >
Allards Pomland Prince Orson vas
chosen as the winner in the division so'
dogs. He was placed ahead OF Mrs. ca
ruther's Hewnoaks Handsome Rascal
In the class for matrons Mrs a. De
Keim's champion, Little Sally Lynt. was
first choice. with Banner Princess Nina u
second place. Little Miss Dorothy Lat
ton won the children's class. with Lit'
Clayton queen. Miss Luton Is six yeaS
old. Her only competitor was Miss Re
gina o. Sherwood, FIVE years old. We
showed Tiny Tim