The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

and a true lion head. was the winners
dog, while the Greenacre Kennels Cham
pion Shih Of China led the bitch brIgad-.
The bulldog classes were not as large
as might be expected at a show OF this
size and especially with the attraction
OF an English Judge. Robert Lobban's
Champion Deodora Monarch. a dog with
probably the longest lis. OF wins Of any
bulldog on the bench both in England
n America and many times adJudge1
best dog in show, won in dogs with
Alex. Stewards Strathtay knowle Mon
arch reserve. In bitches the followers
OF this breed were thrown into conster-
nation by the placings OF the Judge.
many trying to figure out how such
sterling specimens OF the breed as
Champion Crissie Denton and Oak
Mana and Champion Florence Blunda
could not evel get in the winners class.
Each dog had her followers and many
heated discussions as 10 the relative
merits OF FAC were heard.
Another breed that does not draw
the entry at his fixture that Il should
Is Boston terriers. Although the entry
was small the quality was high.
The old campaigner Champion Spark
ling Jewel was best of the breed, with
George F. Parker's Clifton Star gain
ing a championship rating with his win
as best in the dog class. Charles q.
Chase showed a fine specimen in In
vader. which was placed reserve win
ner. Invader is a litter brother to So
ciety Bud. winners bitch and best OF
the breed at the Ions Island Kennel
Clubs fixture on Monday, which. how
ever, was not placed In winners class
here. Sparkling Jewel ard Mosholu
Kennels Hellborn's Queen and Mosholu
ferred by the Judge. All are high quail
ity specimens and the opinion Of the
ringsiders was that IL was a tossup
between them.
The Scottish terrier champion Draw
Laddie. which swept the boards at the
speciality show held AT the Biltmore
Wednesday. was defeated by the Wales
colt Kennels Master Willie, a ten
months old puppy bred by his owner.
Willie won first puppy at the Biltmore.
but the Judge there. Henry T. Fleltman.
preferred Draw I.addie as his winners
dog. Holland Buckley. however. did
not agree with this placing and chose
Willie for winners at this show. This
IL a good start for a puppy OF this age
and especially for an American bred.
THE puppy that won the special for
the best puppy in Welsh terriers vas W.
Ross Proc,or's Brookwood Rather. q
son Of Mr.. Proctor's famous Champion
Sonny Ringleader. which was bred in
his owners kennel in England and is a
litter brother OF the puppy that won tbs
special for the best dog Of all breeds at
the Newport Monmouthshire show IN
England three weeks.ago.
The Pekingese entries established a
record and the total would have done
credit TO a speciality show OF this breed.
The winner, Champion Chu Jen Of Tod
dington. owned by Mrs. VI. +. Hardy.
again demonstrated that he is one of
the leadinS specimens OF this quaint
breed in America by winning over many
OF the prominent winners OF to-day.
Limit. dogs were headed by Mrs. l.. w.
Halls Nanchung Paul, with Mrs. Thomas
Hastings's Bagatelle Wang Tat second.
In bitches Mrs. A. L. Holland won with
her imported Cairnwhin Tinto Of Hyd-
gree. considered by many authorities
the best OF her sex In America. Mrs
4. Mcclure HALEY. who usually has a
dark horse In reserve. sprang "A good
one in the novice class in Gum O. 81
Llenrud. which won novice and was
placed reserve 10 Tin;o. Mrs. HALEY
has been keeping this one under cover.
as II has been out Of coat and suffered
from a sever attack OF distemper. With
Gum 81 and Suns Quena the Llenrud
Kennels have two bitches that will make
the going for the American breds and
imported champions decidedly interest
Ing.
AS Is the rule at this show the large
crowd OF spectators was made M in
the main Of prominent society folk from
the different Long Island summer coll
onies as well as the metropolis. Among
those who watched the judging during
the two days We're Miss Anna Sands.
Miss Bird. Miss l.. Alger. Miss Grace.
Mrs. VI. r. Hardy, Mrs, George II. Pel!.
Mrs. Benjamin Throop. Mrs. Charles
Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Lawson.
Tyler Morse. Theodore Offerman. Theo-
dore Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. William Drew.
DR.. n Mrs. Flatt, Alva Rosenberg.
Mrs. Herbert Ellithorne. Mrs. Harry
Taylor. Mrs. Haley Fiske. Mrs. H.. A.
Baxter. Mrs. Carl Ehlermann, Jr.. and
Mrs, Malcolm Strauss