New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
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was Rogers Kelly. Kelly is a beautiful
black and white English setter, which
came from the Meadowview Kennels, and
when A. G.. Hooly parts with dog the
recipient may be sure that he has some
thing worth while.
Kelly is by Sir Roger de Coverley; his
mother is the we'll known Splash O. Leek
Rogers Kelly was shown at the Newark
show. where he went through to winners
Mr.. Ziegler showed several home bred
puppies in the English setter classes. but
it was hardly fair to the youngsters, as
they were so much younger than the
other competitors many OF which had
passed the twelve months limit between
the time the entry was made and the
time of exhibition.
Great Island Moyra, Great Island Clona
Kitty Great Island The Spectator and
Great Island Victoria were born the lat
ter part OF June, so they were barely
eight months old when they made their
initial bow to the public. The babies are
by Rogers Kelly; their mamma is the at
trsctive young matron Dunstone Deo-
dora, better known as Flash.
In the puppy class The Spectator took
a yellow ribbon and an II. c. fell to the
lot Of Great Island Myra- In speaking
of the puppies Mr.. Ziegler says that he
hates to look as though he were trying
TO prove an alibi, but that they will un-
doubtedly size up favorably with any
thing they have met when they can boast
a few more months.
One of the recent recruits to the Great
Island Kennels Is Saucy Queen, a pointer
which was the sensation of the West
minister Kennel Club show. Saucy Queen
was the property of Jay Gould when she
created such a Juror. Mr.. Ziegler pur-
chased her at the close of the show
saucy Queen is by Don Rogers ex Lads
Doc Pearl. She was bred by G. Muss-
Arnolt and is now five years old. Queen
is snow white with a lure head and is
licked all over her perfect body.
Another good one is Rostrevor Rather,
by Trafton ex Maggie Murphy. Rather
was the reserve winner 20 Bob White
Rife. He is known not only for his
beauty, but for his great speed as well.
Rostrevor Rather won the Kingdom
Gould trophy for the best in the Carolina
field trials last autumn.
One of the handsomest of the Great
Island pointers is Suffragette. The young
natron has a wonderful head and has
several trophies which were offered for
the best headed dog in the show. Suf-
fragette is extremely nervous and I'M
mediately goes on hunger strike when
she is taken to a show so she is not so
we'll known as some other of the inmates
of the kennels.
Ten pointer puppies grace the kennels
at Noroton. Among those which have
added to the honors none is better known
than Growler He is by Rostrevor Rat
tier and Black Jess.
Stewartstown Rose is an Irish setter,
the only one in the kennels. She made
her debut at the Newark Kennel Club
show, where she was chosen as reserve
winner. Rose has particularly fine head.
She is by Dermott her mother is Tully-
hogue Kate.
Mrs. Ziegler fancies elbows, and she is the
owner of two auburn beauties that prom
Use TO do great things. They are Green
acre Babbie Star. one of Mrs. A. o. Van
Heusen's breeding. and Ahwaga Wang,
by Hildewell Yung Yung.
Babbie is by Mr.. Chang and is a grand
daughter OF the famous champion East
ern Star Her dam is also a champion
called Babbie. When Babbie Star was a
puppy she was shown at Danbury, and
although she was not in particularly good
coat she was placed reserve to the win
ner