The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
NECESSARY TO CALL
FOR HOPTON'S VIEW
Judges Differ as to Which Is
Best Dog in Show, SO Leave
It to Superintendent.
PICKS PEKE FOR LAURELS

afternoon IN ala or the Iocbi cHafities'
There were well over one hundred en-
tries out, comprising for the most part
local dogs owned by the summer r9si-
dents OF Long Branch, Asbury and Deal.
The noted Pekingese spaniel Tye See OF
Erham, which won the trophy for best
dog or bitch In the show. is a wonderful
little Poke, which is owned by Mrs. Theo-
dore w. Myers. This little favorite, al
ways a big winner at the regular A.
X e. shows. acquired enough points To
sain a championship prefix by its win
at the Westcht ster Kennel Clubs show
at White Plains recently.
The Judging OF this class caused con-
siderable interest and was a hot battle
between the diminutive Peke and Mrs.
J. Harsen Rhoades's English bulldog.
Wee Nugget. which won the trophy going
to best OF opposite sex to the winner
Of best in the show. Judges J. n. Good
win and w. VI. Jones, who were down
for the unclassiied specials. could not
decide between them which dog should
have the blue ribbon, and Charles q.
Hopton was called into the ring to de-
eide. After going over the two speci-
mems he awarded the blue to the Peke.
The class for children showing their
own dogs brought out twenty contest
ants and the ringside was lined three
deep during the judging OF this class.
Master Everett We'll won the blue with
a very typical chocolate Pomeranlan
named Quito. second prize going to Miss
Alys Rosenberg. showing a very good
imported japanese spaniel which was
aood enough to be exhibited In the larger
4. X. G., shows.
In the class for terriers owned and
A--.- III IL Il D.alaV
won first with her Sealyham terrier.
Best terrier in the show proved To be
Martin =. Baldwin's Larchmere Per-
petua. a high quality American bred
with good head. bone and conforma-
ton. This bitch was the rune up 10
Wee Nugget and Tye See of Egham for
best In the show.
Mrs. William Sheppard OF the Minoru
Kennels OF Sheepshead Bay made her
initial appearance as Judge In the Pc
kingese and Pomeranian classes. Hell
DIRK was consistent throughout and
showed q thorough knowledge of these
breeds. In the former breed Mrs. Myers
made a clean sweep. getting winners
dogs with Olo OF l;Gham and winners
In the opposite sex with Tye See. also
winning the brace special with this high
quality brace. In pomeranians Miss
Lena Schilling scored a popular win with
90 Nv - NA' ''sAN' lNl
rs best Pomeranian dog won the sp-
tial "a best male toy dog In the show.
Reserve to Black Prince was Mrs. j.
Harsen Rhoades's Eastney Raven. a very
typy black.
In bitches Mrs. Gustave q. Barnett
Won the higt ST honors with Eastney
Bag o'Tricks. a good little dog thai
shows for her life every time she is put
In the ring.
The special for best Boston terrier
went to Jack A. Dandy. owned by Mrs.
i. Il. Parkhurst OF New York city.
Jack is a very trappy specimen. a stylish
shower. beautifully marked and is a dog
that with "A little more age to develop
will maxi a hard one TO beat In hotter
competition than he had 10 face at this
show.
Mrs. May H. McCurdy had everything
her own way In the collie classes. Cham
pion Seedby Sterling, which won through
his classes and gained the trophy for
best OF the breed. Is one Of the greatest
specimens Of his breed in America. He
was a champion In England and quickly
gained his American championship by
winning at all the largest shows in this
country. Many AT the ringside picked
this dog for best in the show.
A win that pleased Mrs. McCurdy
more than getting best Of the breed with
Sterling was the success Of PineWood
Plppen in the puppy and American bred
classes. Plppen was bred and raised by
Mrs. McCurdy, n she says. II would
rather win a blue in a class with one of
my owr breeding than get best in the
breed with "A dog I had purchased, but
the credit for whose breeding belongs to
some one else
Mrs. Malcolm Strauss judged the
French bulldogs ard found as her win
ner 4 siN-mUnths-old son OF Champion
iamins Rival, shown by Fred Poffet,
This youngster Is q sure conner and has
all Of the good qualities OF his illustrious
sire. which surely IL proving TO be the
greatSA producer in the French bulldog
fancy to-day. Although only six months
OF age the puppy has about everything
a smashed in face full OF wrinkles, good
under jaw and layback. short COLBY
body, perfect ears and tail. heavy bone
he il low to ground and. best OF all, a
sound, good mover. Gamins Rivals Son
as IN IL called, has every IN of de-
Neloping into a tiler that will make the
best extend themselves.
Reserve TO this one was Mrs. Henry f..
Wells Beau Gamin Ill, a well known
winner which won his twenty-nfth blue
ribbon 10y leading the American bred
class.
The ST. Bernard class was headed by
Champion Hcrcuveen Night Watch, a
dog well known on the circuit as being
magnificent specimen OF his breed.
English bulldogs, Judged by Mrs. ALI
son NJ, Lederer, had well filled classes.
Mrs. j, H1rSen Rhoades CAPTURED win
ners with Wee Nugget, a good big fawn
dog Reserve WINES went to Woodcraft
Bishop, a corking good heavyweight. NOT
shown In tine best Of condition, which