New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
. Coelet's Maista of Glen
mere Wins Laurels Among
West Hig h land
White Terriers.

RI. rain which fell at Mineola ycster-
-. r-as not quite so gentle as tho quail
% -, mercy" nor was It twice blessed,
-,ase Judging in the open a thing
- DO contemplated and the twelfth
.,sl show Of the Ladies' Kennel Asso-
-, came to an end under a big tent
at,,A has done duty at many previous
-, IL seems 10 be a rule 10 have at
=, one rainy day for the Mineola show,
=. ,ps shelter is not always so adequate
I'D. .o.as Yesterday Underfoot was sea
- mud. Nut the canvas was comparatively
..te-r~oof and a large crowd OF the
- and true were on hand to see the
....,otii.ou for the best dog I'm the show,
With so many perfect specimens Of
- MANY breeds 1t is not an easy matter
!, choose wisely. George W. Quintard
~ cleaned up everything with his wire
,.i~sd foN terriers. Matford Vic and Raby
Dszr'e-. and IL seemed to he the Consen-
s-s n opinion that it would lie between
,t,ss two At the last moment Mr..
ou5ntard decided not to show Raby Daz-
,,sr so this left little Vic TO carry. the
banner against the onslaughts OF the
to-milabe champion bulldog Contaur.
,rorn tie Kennels Of Thomas Lawson.
dozen dogs were entered in this
,ioss. including the beautiful Oak Mana,
bui 10 choice finally narrowed down to
ne liz bul and the little fox terrier.
When Tic red. white and blue Winners
,lbbon was handed ont 10 Mr. Quintard a
-,gr6 90 applause attcstod the popularity
n The award Miss Anna Sands. presi
dent Of the association. offered so or a
cor OF that value to the winner of this
oornpetiton Mrs. II. II. Hartman Of
'sred q similar cup for the best OF the
sr-oSiie sex This was won by Centaur.
In West Highland white terriers J. J.
H6lgatos awards were exceedingly popu
hr. HIS choice Of Robert GOelets Mais-
Ter o. Glenmere "a grand little dog which
hs not always received proper attention
from the Judges. was a wise one MATS
~ has the true white terrier head and
oppression. while many seem to expect
West Highlander TO look like a bleached
on Scotty. His young son, The Laird Of
Gieumere. appeared in the puppy class
and created q Juror. He carries a won
derfuI coat and is a chip of the old
block some even went so far as to say
that he would beat his daddy for winners,
but n the surprise OF all he did not even
take the reserve. Instead it went to
Greenwich Chief Mr.. Goelet cleaned NJ
nrht through. his Champion Rhuellen Of
Glenmcre defeating Wee Beauty and
Barae Snowflake for the winners rosette
When Charles Hopton deposed the
Westminster winner in German shepherd
1ots last week at Sheepshead Bay he
SEEMS 20 have established a precedent,
Pr Richmond RochcSter's Zero Won Rim
kIulca was again defeated by Thomas F..
Ryan's oak Ridge Alarich Won Alpenlutt
and. furthermore, he was not even chosen
iof the reserve winner. This went TO
BENJAMIN. n. TROOPS Harry Won Nahtal.
q I. Bacr showed a good one Of his
own breeding in the bitches class, called
Fanny Won Flixburg-Palisade, and she
def. ated Miss Anne Tracy's Fee Won Boil
ig first honors.
Among those who braved the weather
pa watched the judging were Miss Anna
Sands Mrs Judah II. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratings Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler