Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-25
WOODCRAFT MODEL
IS BEST MINIATURE
Harry Rushton's Little Wonder
Sweeps Boards. at Vest
minister Show.
MANY JERSEY ENTRIES WIN

Bulldogs were judged yesterday at
the Westminster Kennel Clubs show
at the Grand Central Palace, New
York city. There were several SEN
sational placings, and Judge Beam
ish was placed in some curious pre-
dicaments at times. Captain Beam
ish, who judged this class, as is well
known, is prominent breeder, and
Thomas w. Lawson, of Dreamwold,
has purchased many of his best dogs
from him. When Champion Dream
void Irish Boy, Dreamwold Blunder-
buss and Champion Deodora Mon
arch, the local dog. came together in
this class the situation was decidedly
interesting.
Captain Beamish, however, acted
with great fairness, and his placings
conceded with the majority of rail-
birds when he placed Champion Irish
Boy first, Dreamwold Blunderbuss
second and Champion Deodora Mon
arch third.
Robert Lobbans new dog, Thorn
bury Lord Brilliant, ran second to
Stratchta Prince. Albert, last years
sensation, in the lightweight English
bulldog judgings. Prince Albert has
known in the dog world. He has won
the title OF best bulldog in the West
minister show for two years in sue
cession. This completes this great
little dogs championship, giving him
four points over the necessary fif-
teen. Champion Dreamwold Irish
Boy was reserve winner in this class.
Pascal Moore, of the Bulldog Club
of New Jersey, won third prize in no.
vice dogs with some hot competition.
Merely Bob was the dog.
Drewstone Pike, who is claimed to
be the best American bred, won in
the American bred class. The Drew
stone kennels own him.
John Horrax, of Passaic, was high
ly successful with his new dog, New
ington Merry Lad, winning one first
and a third under Strathtay Prince
Albert and Champion Dreamwold
Centaur.
In the opposite sex Dreamwofd was
again victorious, winning out with
Champion Dreamwold Juanita over
Champion Crissie Denton, who was
placed in reserve, and Champion
Beaming Belle.
Hedgerow Patricia, a smashing good
piebald puppy by Champion King
Orry, took the puppy class by storm.
A good Canadian entry, Belgrade
Lady of Lambrae, took the next class.
Lassicat, the recently imported
crack that Robert Lobban brought
over from England, won the limit
class over Dreamwold Dairy Maid
and Drew's Old Square Salina.
The open class brought Champions
Dreamwold Juanita. Crissie Denton
and Beaming Belle together, and they
finished in that order.
Winners brought out Champions
Juanita, Crissie Denton and Lassicat,
the first two scoring respectively.
Champion Beaming Belle won both
junior and bred-by exhibitor classes
Dreamwold then won both team and
brace classes.
Miniature bulldogs were next, and
Harry Rushton's Woodcraft Model
swept the classes, as predicted. Mod
ell won the American bred class and
then proceeded to do UP Vivian Verax
for best in the show. Captain Beam
ish pronounced him the best minia-
ture he had ever seen, and he should
know.
Vivian Verax is also a Jersey dog,
owned by John e. Horrax, of Passaic.
Frank Koenig's winning dachshund,
Waldina, was quite successful in get
ting third and reserve in a class of
twelve and fifteen dogs.
The Barney kennels. of Convent,
won the trophy for best female with
Champion Barney Belinda.