The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
NEW WORKERS TAKE
AWAY Big PRIZES
Local Trenches Have Every
thing Their Own Way at
Boston Show.
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP


New England stars a general cleanup
was made by local owners last week at
the French Bulldog Gu Of New Eng
hands show. II was the first time in
the history of this show that the visiting
fanciers were able to carry on the ma
FORTY Of the prizes and the honor go
ing to the best In the show Of both sexes
as well. Not only did this happen but
there was a veritable rout when the
blue for winners dog and winners bitch
and also the reserve In each OF these
classes went to the New York entries.
Horticultural Hall. where the dogs
were benched, was decorated In beauti-
full style and in its picturesque setting
OF pennants and bunting 1t reminded
tho dog owners Of the pretty outdoor
southampton show. The dog lovers OF
BOSTON attended IN great numbers and
the Individual exhibitors took great
pains 10 have the benches decorated In
tasteful style. 1t wis one of the most
successful shows ever held In Boston
and the cleanup by New York dogs has
stirred the New England French bull
cog breeders to making reprisals when
the New York shows come during the
winter.
The quality of the youngsters brought
! out was OF a high order and In the words
Of many old timers who have witnessed
all the leading French bulldog exhibits
held IN the last dozen years there has
never been y show heretofore that nas
brought out as many new dogs that
give future promise as the show held
last week. The American bred class
wac one OF the best classes ever seen at
any show and Of the twelve entries
there was not one which could not win
AT the average show.
The sensation of the show proved 10
he two puppies bred by Frederick Poi
fet of New York, who also bred and
: owns the sire. Robert SCOTS La France
: Model. 4 n-months-old youngstcr. pur-
chased by his present owner from Iof-
tet. and which has been a Sensational
winner AT the summer shows In this
vicinity. swept every thing before him,
going right through mis- classes from
senior puppy dogs 10 winners. To dc
this the remarkable %youngster had a.
defeat a host of promising youngsters
and many Of the best of the winners
II champions Of past shows. Reserve
- Model was hts half brother CANINE
Rival. j., another wonderful pup. which
Is two months younger than Model. bu,
which was OF enough quality to 20 over
many champions and big winners in the
winners class and which made SCOTS
dog extend itself to tho limit In order
10 gain the decision.
For some time French bulldog en-.
thusiasts have remarked that there was
= dearth of good youngsters coming out
but their fears are unfounded. as the
W which cleaned up the Boston show
are the most promising pair ever seeI
IN this country. Model scored over his
Younger half brother In ears and was
more finished. due TO the slight adyan.
tage OF age. In the bitch winners class
another New York bred and owned en,r,
scored when John T.. Haslam's Nell.
sande. winner at the last French Bull.
dog Club of Americas specially show
At the Astor, duplicated her feat of an.
nexing winners and the special for the
best of her sex in the show. Melisande
was bred by Grant hoffman of Brook.
iyn and sold TO Mr.. Haslam, unde,
whose ownership she has been a bis
winner. She IL undoubtedly one of IN.
best II not the best specimen OF he,
sex In the country to-day and her al
around good quality makes her an ex.
'remely hard one 10 fault IN ans on,
particular.
Reserve to Melisande was Mrs. Mabe
Rlddelrs Mirc!lle. bred by her owner
Mhlcn Went over many famous bitches
inns was another New York victory
.>ot content with cleaning the hoard,
IN hoth winners dogs and bitche,
''' iNh us ltlIltus
hampton o'anlns Rlva into the rims
IoI tie 'foph! Tor the best dog or h!ttcl
W t''her sex IN the show n came on
~ the winners prize II was n sor'
va '"nl'S aHdlr' as Doth the winning
""' rrSe'Nr winning dog were sir-C
~ nn'' Mhi.h III turn was sired b!
"'",p.'n ! ou'q"o' tts, ais" the sire al
sho, ~" MINE NieIlsande' Fork,
,, a. ssMe'4eu up by the time
~, - L. ns son won Tor best II
nos "' ua"tnto' tnr pest OF op
wor ,h =" '"at t"o grandson
AMI va Nv 'eSerEe honor'
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ownnI ind hr.I 80 - Ne" rhsiaht
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have he,n Aha 80 Nv iorker'
ap,ins, thou us rban a'.eS.uIl'
chased soma uo,.d r. 80 nau pur
In New England e '"e WV
To III, str. Cbar,ior NJ ~ .
won a, las, ,ear'a Nav, En ruN'
oial,y show and Cb.r,n, Sp.
won in 1911 Inn hoth 81 r.. W. .
bred I'm New EngIand ann Io,n"es WEI
nv fauciers in NJ. WI 'oueh
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