The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
IN THE REALMS OF DoGD0M.

An Airedale terrier match of unusua
| Importance was clinched at the Philadel
/ phia show between that city and Boston
| 1t Is intended to hold the match at the
Mineola l. l., show. juno 4 and 5, the
purse being for 500 side.
| Exhibitors who have designs on blut
ribbons in the Middle West are reminded
that entries for the Chicago show. to be
| held March 3 to 2s close on Tuesday
/ with Mr.. A. w. Gates, secretary and su-
perintendent, No. 30 North Dearborn
street. There are 713 classes, with cash
prizes ranging from SIS. SO, and IS for
open classes in the more popular breeds
| to IS. 50, and medals for the less popular
breeds. The entrance fee Is g.
The judges for the various breeds arc:
English and French bulldogs, l. F. Col
| Inns, Brooklyn: Boston terriers. Aug. f
Wright. Fayville, Mass; fox terriers, l.
w. Waken. Chicago. Ill; collies, Rober,
E. McEwen. Byron, Ontario. Canada
pointers. English. Irish, and Gordon set
ters, Marsh Byers, Grand Rapids. Mich.
cocker spaniels George C.. Ray. Chicago.
ILL.,; Russian wolfhound, Irish wolf
hounds. Scottish deerhounds, Mrs !. c.
Hadley. Eric. Pa; bull terriers. Dwight
w. GOdard, Aurora, Ill dachshunde.
great danes, German sheepdOgs, and
Doberman pinschers. Prof. Herbert c.
Sanborn, Nashville. Tenn: ST. Bernards.
New Foundlsnds, mastiffs, Chesapeake
Bay dogs, Irish water spanielS clumber
spaniels, field spanIels. and Dalmatians.
Edmund l. Tyler. Ravenswood, Ill; blood
hounds. foxhounds, grayhounds. Samo-
yedes. and Italian grayhounds. Gen.
Roger Williams: all other breeds. James
Mortimer. Hampstead, l. l.: unclassified
specials, Messrs. Mortimer. Collins. and
Tyler.
The Poodle Cubs inaugural show will
be held at the Albermarle- Hoffman Hotel
New York City, on April IL. This il the
first time that toy poOdles and large
French poodles are to be exhibited to-
gether at a speciality show. DIR. Henry
Jarret, of Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia.
has been selected to judge all classes,
and Mr.. W. Macleod. jr.. OF West Phil
adelphia. is the superintendent.
There will be ten classes for toy
poodles under seven pounds. fourteen for
toy poodles from seven to ten pounds.
ten for poodles corded and black only
from ten to twenty pounds. ten for cord
ed and curly. black only, from twenty
to thirty-five pounds: ten for poodles
corded other than black from ten TO
twenty pounds. ten for poodles other
than black fro twenty to thirty-five
pounds and thirteen for poodles other
than black thirty-five pounds and over.
In addition TO that there Will be awards
for poodles Of all varieties. with eighteen
classes, including members. Pennsyl
vania. champion. brace and team classes.
Ninety-nine classes make up the entire
program.
Already 81 specials have been assured,
and the show is bound to be a success.
Mrs. ]. W. Minturn's imported Peking-
csc Yuan of Alderbourne. purchased
from Mrs. Ashton Cross. arrived from
England on Monday last He was shown
in Philadelphia on Tuesday. and. al
though too late to compete in the rc-u-
lar classes. won the special for the best
Pekingese. dog. or bitch, in the show.
beating a lot of good dogs.
The Rosemary Kennels. of Brooklyn.
did their share of winning at the Phila-
delphia kennel show last week. Among
other things they won the prize for the
best toy spaniel in the show, with Cham
piOn Rosemary Little Pal. The Cham !
Dion Rosemary Red Rival. the well known |
ruby spaniel, was shown for exhibition |
0nly. Mrs. Lytton. Of England. was very |
much impressed with him, and was ve-
anxious to purchase him. The Rosemary |
would not sell him on account |
IF his being one of their best home bred |
logs.
The annual meeting Of the Collie Club !!