The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-27
NO IMPORTED JUDGES
IN WESTMINSTER LIST
BIG Dog show in Madison Square
Will Depend on Home
Talent.
JAY GOULD FOR POINTERS
vrsr,uNsrrR SHOW Judges.

dogs, elbows. samoyedes. boxers Scottish ter
riers, West Highland wni,n terriers toy
Dudley waters. Grand Rapids, Mich.-st'
Demands. -
Rupert W. X. Anderson. Plainheld y. j.
Russian wolfhounds
= willoughby Mitchell. New York--lrish
woifhounds, Scottish deerhounds. retrevers,
Doberman Plnschers. whippets
jay Gould New YORK Pointers
A. q. Hooley, Piainh,ld. y. English
DR. charles 4. Gale. Rutland. vt---rrlsh
James Anderson, Jersey city. y. sport
Mrs Charles H. Lester. Enslewood. n. j.
II n. Hunrer,ord.. Chicago. Iu.--colli,s.
william Neuhor. Harrington Park, y. j.
Theodore crane. New York-Poodles, other
than TOYS: dslmatllns
Arnold lawson, Boston Moss.-Bulldors
winthrop Rutherford. Auamuchy, n. j.
Airedale, Irish and welsh terriers,
Clair Foster, Dougiaston, l.. Bull ter
Charles Lyndon. Toronto. Carnda--FoS
terriers Dandle Dinmont. BedlnRton. York
chesters and toys) schipperkes and miscel-
Harry r. Fletmann. Now York--scaiy-
Mrs. r. +. Mayhem. SOW Hyde Park,
]. f.--Pomeranians. English toy spaniels.
japanese. Pckingese. pugs and Brussels
Grinons.
Not a single imported judge appears on
the list OF judges for the Westminster
Kennel Club show which is printed above,
and when the big show begins on Febru-
AIRY 90 In Madison Square Garden not 4
Judge from the other side Of the Allan
tic will be OF hand Some OF the judges
selected are foreign born. but all of them
have become identified with the Ameri-
can kennel world by residence here. This
change from the usual order IL likely TO
prove popular one and home Judges
may become the rule at futere shows
As has already been noted In THE SUI.
DR.. Henry Jarrett heads the list, and as
an all around and what is known as
sound" judge he will max" the awards
in a variety OF breeds ranging forlr the
bloodhounds of England to tiny Chihua-
hua dogs Of Mexico.
Dudley Waters, who will look over tine
St. Bernard dogs. il man of much ex-
perience and has long been associated
with the largest and most noble OF the
European dogs. Otto Grassi is not only
n German but "A breeder of German boar
hounds, and Il Is likely that his country
men I'm America will support him with a
large entry 81 the active. aggressive and
thoroughly we'll made dogs which the
great Bismarck helped to popu,aTize.
Rupert Anderson has bred some good Rus
sian wolfhoNnds and j. Wilouby Mitchell.
as an Irishman, viii he proud to Judge the
cid Irish wolfdogs OF his country.
jay Gould will judge the pointers.
Like his father. George J. Gould, Mr..
,.onld -. fond Of the English nointirp
dog. and he will doubtlessly appraise their
true vaule, for as = result of his ex-
perience as a shooting man he knows
the pointer thoroughly. Jay Gould is
president OF the Pointer Club ~ America
and acts as judge Tor the first time.
A. G. Hoolev. who will judge the Eng
lish settlers, during the last ten years ha .
bred champion after champion IN these
blue licked and lemon licked white dogs.
Mr.. Hooleys Meadowvew Kennels are
near Planheld, y. j., and time and again
he has produced home bred stock good
enough to he placed at the head of the
breed at the leading shows where the
worlds best specimens have been in COM
petition. Or. Gale of Rutland, Vt. has
long been an admirer of the red settlers
OF Ireland and James Anderson for many
years has been acquainted with what is
required in sporting sTsnels
William Ncuhoff was one OF -he FIRST to
import the now ultra-popular German
sheepdogs into this country, and Mrs.
Charles II. Lester keeps up large kennel
OF dachshunds. Harry HungeTford OF
Chicago will Judge the Scottish collies a
variety for which Mr.. Hungerford Noun
taineer Kennels have long been famous.
lie likes the big and robust specimens,
Mr.. Hungerford will be sure to draw a
large entry not only from New York but
from the middle West New England and
Pennsylvania and Canada. Theodore
Crane of New York is well known az one
who takes everyday interest in Dalma =
tans
Every one will he glad TO see Arnold
Lawson In the ring judging English and
French bulldogs. For some years he has
been the manager for his father. in the
bulldog world: and everyone knows that
the firm OF Thomas w. Lawson & CO.
has for years possessed many of the hest
bulldogs that have been produced. They
have cost untold money and Arnold Law
son has been the one to see the dogs
through when II came to putting them
down against the choicest to be found
Winthrop Rutherfurd is not far from,
being the oldest living breeder OF fox
terriers in the world. When he and his
brother, the late Lewis Rutherfurd, were
boys and at school in Devonshre, Eng
land, they became interested In fox ter
riers. Subsequently, the Warren Kennels
were established at Allamuchy, y. j., and
Mr.. Rutherfurd has chiefly depended OF
his home bred stock 10 win for him
the most important prizes offered here and
in Canada,
Clair Foster will he an old hand among
tho bull terriers and Charles Lyndon OF
Toronto has had assigned to him varieties
OF dogs with which he is perfectly IA
miliar His forte Is, of course fox ter
Ters, and as some OF the best modern
Manchester terriers have been owned In
the east OF the Dominion Mr.. Lyndon's
Judgment will he keen when looking over
the handsome black and tan dogs, Harry
IT. Eleitmann was one of the first to give
considerable attention to Sealyham ter
rers and was among the founders OF the
Sealyham club OF America. Mrs, r. +
Mayhew will he among her favorltes and
win pass on the pomeranians, toy spaniels
rugs and Griftous, For several years the
FOX IIlls Kennels have been prominent
because Of the quality and prize winning
capabilities OF Mrs. Mayhew's poms, FIe'
judgments therefore will bear fhe hall
mark Of experience. Entries for the show
will close on January 2S at the ofiice o.
James Mortimer IN the Townsend Build
ing
Lady NOur's Visit Ia Re short.
Lady Adiieme Moor, who viii Judge th'
pok,nHe.e dogs AZ tine show of the Wa
'orf-AstOria tomorrow and Tuesday vii