The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
ENTRIES GET
MAJORITY OF PRIZES
New England Dogs Carry
Everything Before Them
at Gedney Farms.
PINK LADY BEST IN SHOW

Plains. on Friday was the remarkable
success OF the entries from Boston. They
again demonstrated that the class In this
breed comes from ;he birthplace Of the
breed and the city for which II has been
named. The presidents trophy. offered
by Daniel T.. Ritchcy for the hest dog
or bitch In the show. went to A.. Good
fellows The rink Lady. n beautiful
white bitch with brindle markings. The
rink Lady is n well known New Eng
land winner and annexed the special
for the hest Of her breed. in the show
at the Eastern Dog clubs fixture at
Boston last fall. she also was best NJ
Cambridge and at Lawrence.
No end of discussion has been aroused
among Boston terrier Judges over this
dogs wins. ~ the club and the fancy IN
general do not LOOK with favor on a
white specimen. However. the all round
good quality Of this dog is % such merit
that she cannot be denied. Her ilashy
brindle head markings. wonderful eN-
preston, large fun round dark eye and
clean cut appearance always overcom"
the handicap of her color and make her
), ringside favorite. Sne was bred by
: her owner. who was present at a recent
meeting Of the Boston Terrier Club In
Boston at which n discussion arose about
the dog. The owner then was Induced
to bring her TO New York to show her
to the local fanciers.
The Independents cup for bes' Of
opposite sex to tine INN OF beat In
the show was won hy the Rrookbound
Kennels Bike Boy H.. which also halls
from Boston. In the winners class
Bike Boy was successful. being placed
winner over a fast class. Dowd's Glory.
another Bostonian. vas reserve winner.
In the senior puppy and novice class
Fred 4. Bearsc OF Springfield, Mass ,
brought put a promising youngster IN
Mascot Bantam, which captured the
blue in these classes. Bantam was bred
by Mr.. Bearse. who also owns hts sire.
Fascination. and dam. Rettie r.
Limit and open dogs under II pounds
found Mrs. "A /. Brownells Brownells
Monte Cristo tho winner. and many
rlngsiders had him picked for the win
ner's rosette, In the bitch classes George
V. Neal Of Thomaston, Conn. brought
out a good one in Boston Ina. a beau
tiful headed, dark brindle. will ideal
markings which won second TO the
Nosho,u Kenne,'s Mosholu Babette. an
other topping pup which has won the
blue in the puppy class ct every SHOW
in which she has been exhibited. Sam
uel Rslby's Ralby's Beautiful Girl.
which was awarded first In ;he bitch
winners class. IL a remarkably fne
specimen lust out OF her puppy classes
! championship in the hottest competi-
ton. The only New York entry 10
be successful in the winners class was
George Heinlein's Dolly Dollars. which
was placed reserve 10 Beautiful Girl.
There were l0T dogs entered, and they
ca me from many different States and
Canada. The ranks OF lady exhibitors
IN this breed are fast approaching their
brother fanciers in numbers and 10 them
went a fair share OF ribbons and tro-
phies. There are several lady MEM
hers Of the club, n all are support
ers OF it, liberal policy toward all
really interested in Bostons, and most
OF them are breeders OF experience.
Among the successful ones Mt Gedney
| Farms were Mrs r /. Brownell. Mrs.
VI. c. McGlone. Mrs. George II. Pell,
Mrs n n Dunn. Mrs. John f. Car
penter' Mrs. Jennie f. Conklin. Mrs.
T. J sullivan and Mrs. A. s, White
sell.
The fudge, Fred q Davis Of Pos'on,
IL one Of the oldes: exhibitors OF Ros-
| ton terriers in America He was among
truse who drafted the original standard
for the breed and has been a close
follower Of this breed for the past
thirty years. His final decisions were
arrived at after a careful comparison
Of all the ms and outs or the different
dogs. To observers II was apparent
tina. a good substantially Quilt dog of
all round merit. action and expression
carried the day in preference to the
more racily built whippety TYP Mr.
DAVIS. says that modern Judges 20 In
for too whippety a type j mat the
\ dogs which he pns up represented the
tyne he thought best in a Rostcr.'
During the interval between the 3udg-
irgs the club gave a successful inforrla,
| luncheon 70 its members and friends
II the ballroom AT the Gedney Farms
Hotel.
The awards:
by Mosholu Kennels Mosholu Bunk
won by FED A. Rsar.e's Ma--oi, nan
tam. second, Miss F f Whites Monte
N~ice Dog. Under - Pounds Won by
rrGh 4 s"1 pcS Ma' pSbe R%s'H Pomp pee;
third, Mosholu Kennels. Mosholu Bunk
Limit Dogs Under - .Poundsm1won by
cNri!.,o'' second John R. Hudson. Peter.
captain third, Ralph J, cahen's Crown
Prince III.
Novice Dogs. II Pound. and Under 90
Pognd;,,won by Mr: John F. carpsn,s5:
JAZZ b. FhAE - hH N'N'A VI =
Neshohe Ideal, third. Miss Marion Towns
ends Rastus
Limit Dogs. u Pounds. and Under 2:
Pounds-Won nv william r Greegs Limit
Jr.. second, Louis .Rudginsky's Hooker
Fearnot, third, John c, Gray's Mont"
open DOGS, u Pound. and Under ?:
BIKE Boy IL second. William Gress
Limit Jr third. Louis Rudginsky'
Novice DOGS, 2. Pounds ana No, Exceed.
ing 81 Pounds-won by W. F. Kubaohs
Acme Gladiator, second, Thomas Horan's
Horan's Tango
ing a Pounds-won by Pa,rirk i. Dowd's
anders Bud de Oar; third, Paul /.
Winners, %pOgs-Flrst, Bike Boy H.. re,
serve. powd's Glory
Jnnior pnppy h'tesss '9 . Months.
Ina; third, J, W Morris Morris Gir,ie.
Senior Puppy Bitches, Q Months and No,
Exceeding i?-Won by Mrs. 4. S. White
Joscelyns Pessy; third, Louis F.. Rode's
Novice Bitches Under II Pounds-wor
ono Mosholu Kennels Moshoiu Rsbetts.
third. KNAPP 4 Peters Waconda Princess
Limit Bitches Under ~ Pounds Won by
George Heinlein's Dolly Dollars, sec,
third Mrs George II, Pells wampagns
Queen Of Hearts.
Novice Bitches, y Pound. and Under .:
BABY,
Limit Bitches, IT Pounds and Under o
tiful Girl, second. Mosho!u Kennels Hell
Polly Parker,
Open Bitches. ~ Pounds. and Under q
-WOn nv IA ~ nal Ralhyfa Ra1hN's RAattt