The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-05
BEST DOG Is FROM
QUINTARD'S CLASSES
Oxford Ridgeway Dorothy, Of
j. b. Able, Scores Under New
Judge, and Keeps On.
TSEIP OPENS FALL SEASON

BAY SHORE. l.. T.. Sept. 4-The fan CIR
cult of dog shows opened here to-da'
with the third annual fixture given b
the Islip Kennel club at the Islip Pol
Gu grounds. A wire haired fox terrie
again reigncd rs bost dog In the show
oxford Ridgeway Dorothy. wne by ]
H. Able OF Tappan. y. v, swept every
thing before her. winning as best win
bitch, best terrier any breed except toys
and finishing tho day by annexing tn
presidents trophy offered BY George A
Ellis, Jr., for the best In the show.
In order to score this win Dorothy hat
to defeat a picked lot Of the best speci
mems Of various breeds In this country
The irish setter Champion Lismor
Dcirdie G. owned by the Lisinore Kennels
Of Brooklyn, was placed second to tn
fox terrier.
The attendance at both the morning
and afternoon sessions was very large
and interest seemed centred in the Judg'
ing OF W. Ross Proctor in the Sealyhan
ring and Frank s. Sternberg In the toy
classes uuIllE llt INV hi't
Judging II fox terriers by george W
uuintard claimed the largest crowd oil
rlngsiders during the afternoon.
The climax was reached when Messrs'
Sternberg, Jones and Muss Arnolt made
the awards in the unclassihed specials
The Ross Proctor trophy Tor best non
sporting dog or bitch. toys barred. was
won by the Rockclife Kennels famous
English bulldog, Champion Crissie Den
ton. +. /. Hutton's trophy TOT oest
sporting dog or bitch, terriers barred,
went 10 the Irish setter Lismore Deirdre.
The trophy for best terrier. toys barred
offered by Harry I. Peters. went TO MT
Able's fox terrier RidgewaY Dorothy,
and william Ziegler's trophy Tor best
boy dog in the show to MI. II Mrs
W. G. Thompson's Yorkshire terrier
Champion Gatenby's ST. Wilfrids King
,John O.. Bates made a clean sweep IN
Irish terriers, getting winners dogs Win
Champion Blarney Beau ana
both winners and reserve in bitches win
Champion Blarney Belinda n Cham
plon Blarney Buttercup. In Airedales
Theodore Omerman's sensational Ameri-
can bred York Master Key, which won
at the big Westminster show. was hrst,
with John Reds young dog Heather
second. They are both topping good ana
are a credit 10 the American bred divl-
sion. Both can make the imported speci-
mems extend themselves. In bitches inc
Cos Cob Kennels won the winners
rosette with the famous Champion
Br,ckfeld Molly and reserve with Cos
Cob Caress. Mrs. Erie Winston had an
easy win In Welsh terriers. her Cham
pion Sonny Spinner standing out as the
best of this breed. The Overcross Ken
nels of cocker spaniels, owned by Mrs.
Haley Fiskc. also enjoyed a field day,
overcross Iris winning as best or her
sex. with Overcross Ruth reserve.
French bulldogs had-well filled classes
and a new Judge on the rostrum, Fred
erick |. Hamm making his first appear
ance In this section. The victor In many
q strong class. Champion Pourquoi Pas.
recently purchased by ~. Hubert or
New York, won in dogs. with his grand
SOL. La Frances Model. a corking good
uine-months-old puppy. owned by Fred
Poffet. reserve. In bitches John r.. Has
lam's Melisande won handily from Ha-
worth Kennels Haworth Mirille. In
terest in this breed was at the mig
water mark when Champion Pourquoi
Pas met his son, Champion Gamins
Rival-euteyed for specials only-and
his daughter. Melisande, for the judges
cup going to the best of the breed. They
made close competition and many diverse
opinions as to the best were heard at
The ring side. Each one had Its ad-
mirers. The judge, however, selected
Melisande as best.
The toy classes had very large entries
and were of exceptional quality. The
pomeranians were an especially fine lot.
Judge Frank :. ~Sternberg selected the
marvellous coated Champion st. Julian
as best dog. with the Swiss Mountain
Kennels Banner Flyaway Kim reserve.
81. Julian is beyond a doubt one OF the
greatest Pom dogs in the country and
scored over his competitors in nearly
every point. In bitches two OF the finest
specimens of their sex in the show ring
to-day battled for supremacy. Mrs.
r.. s. Allard Of1ey's Mite Sunfower
finally got the blue, second going to Mrs.
r.. f.. Mayhew's Fox Hills Aurora, The
Pekingese were a good lot. but o up
10 the Poms In all round quality. The
Nowata Kennels were the largest win
ners, Nowata Pao Kwei leading the dogs
with Nowata Tsai of Noke OF Braywlck
best OF her sex and Nowata Dolly re-
serve.
Mrs, Harry Van Iderstine won in
American bred dogs with Ching Foo, a
very typical specimen. and Mrs. Kath-
crime P~resbrey won in the black or black
and tan class with lIah Hal OF Newn-
ham, "A high quality son Of the noted
English champion Broadoak Beetle.
Two exceptionally good Brussels
Griffons won in Miss Ethel Horne's
Tom Tom, which was best male. and
Mrs. T.. II. Bcrendsohn's Champion
Haphi Madcap, best OF opposite sex.
The smallest dog in the show was Mrs.
c, d. Atwood's tiny Chihuahua Chicuelo,
a two pound specimen, which was best OF
his breed.
Frank II. Addyman led in the pointer
classes with Watland's Wisdom, a cork
Ing good dog, which had "A very high
class field to defeat in order to win the
blue.
The judging OF the foxhound packs
was most interesting. two very fine packs
being entered, The Shutdown pack
won over the Meadow Brook entry.
Among the new exhibitors at a dog
who made their appearance to-day
was Miss Anita Stewart of the Vitagraph
company, Miss Stewart intends going
INTO the dog game extensively, and pur-
chased at the show the Griffon cham
plon Haphi Madcap, which she will ex-
hiblt al the Woodmere show next Satur-
day.
Among those I'm attendance were Mr..
and Mrs, Tyler Morse, DIR. and Mrs
IL, IL. Berendsohn, Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
conn Strauss. Mrs. Eric Winston, Mrs.
- d. Atwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
l5aNt"r, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick
iiallhn' Mrs Frederick Edey, Mrs. Carl
Jr, Mrs. Leslie W, Hall.
Miss Elsa Horne, Mrs. +, l.. Hutton
Mrs. Roy A. Rainey, Miss Marjorie
liubbs' Mr., and Mrs. Lederer, Enfing-
ham Lawrence, Mrs, Harry McCutcheon.
Mrs Stanley w, Mirlck, Mrs. Harry
robbins, Mrs. Walter Simmons, Morris