The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
ASBURY SHOW SURE
TO BECOME FIXTURE
It's Success Makes Certain Its
Continuance i'm Future
Years.
MAY BE HELD IN AUGUST

surfing its continuance as a regular fix
ture OF the fail shows. over 900 dogs
were benched and among them were
some of the best in the country.
The bench that attracted the most
attention was that of the Woodcraft
Kennels of Asbury, which had twelve
English bulldogs of exceptional quail
lily on display. Among them were
the imported dogs Woodcraft Sir James
n Woodcraft Dundee Mason. which
made their first appearance at this show.
They are corking good specimens and
will prove their worth at many a show.
Sir James was placed reserve to John
T.. Horrax's Lord Nerax in the winners
class for English bulldogs. and many
critics thought he could nave gone over
his more massive adversary ON his bet
ter finish of f~oreface and all around
quality. Nerax scores In bone and body
but the smaller dog has all the better
Of II in head.
In bitches the Woodcraft entry won
with Woodcratt Abbess. George Loder's
fawn keansburg Beach Girl being re-
serve. In miniatures everything went
the Woodcraft way, Woodcraft Meucs-
trel winning as best dog. with Count
Nobby reserve. In bitches Newlngton
Merry Girl was the winner. with Wood
craft Needless reserve. In the specials
for English bulls join f.. Horrax offered
five trick specials, which made inter-
esting competition. The one FOR the
shortest face dog or bitch wen 10 New
inRton Baby Girl. whlle Thomas Far
wins Magnet Mahomet captured those
for best shouldered, best cared and best
gated. Mrs. Wellington La Monte's
Deodora Darkness winning as the dog
Will the best roach back.
About the finest lot Of Airedale ter
riers seen for some time faced Judge
Robert Height of Spring Lake, who made
his debut as a judge at this show. Phila-
delphia came over with its best n
made the going fast for the New York
entries. Patrick Oorang, shown about
20 per cent. below his best show form.
won through his classes to winners. de-
feating some good ones, among them
Kenwyn NAttahnam, owned by Laurence
Tobin of Philadelphia, and Abrecorn
Gold Edge, owned by Andrew McCrea
of Chestnut Hin, Pa. These. with Dr.
Frank Grauer's Rosecroft THRILLER n
g. NJ. Bernheimer's Ridgeton Playboy
formed a class that caused a great di-
versity of opinion among the ringsiders
AZ TO the dog that should win. Each
had Its supporters, hut there is no
getting away from the quality of Pat
rick, although his condition did impose
a severe handicap.
In bitches William NJ. Jones's young
AuitEltdnp Itu 'ItNt ~ l ltli NOH,
with the Cos Cob Kennels Larchmere
Perpetua reserve. \ y%oungster that
made a very good impression was
Kinder Lou, shown by Fred Ravens of
Point Pleasant, This one easily won
the puppy class and should. with time to
make up n little more. prove a strong
contender in winners classes.
In wire haired fox terriers Mrs. Roy
A. Raineys champion Guycroft SaleX
uynp aasilN thara haiup pnthipu In hiS
classes that could compare with him in
any point. In the bitch division. how
ever, competition was close. Harry
Clayton's Leeds Waltz Dream the win
ner and Mrs. Roy A. Rainey's recently
imported Conejo Under Cover. the re-
serve winner. being an evenly matched
pair. Under Cover is a young bitch
and will no doubt make up enough In a
short time to go to the front.
In Sealyhams the famous Champion
Two Caradoc had an easy time in win
ming, Walescott Sonny Peter getting re-
serve. In bitches the Proctor entry
Welsh Rarebit also won. Locust Lane
Tickle Mary being the n up.
Pekingese spaniels had a new judge
handing out the ribbons. Mrs. Leslie
w. Hall of Haworth. y. j., making her
debut. In dogs a number Of new i'm
portations were shown for the first
time and made a favorable impression.
Mrs. Halley's Glenwood Pekin DUN Dunn.
grand headed, heavy coated dog, won,
with the same owners Glenwood Chun
reserve. Mrs. HALEY also scored in
bitches. her great little American bred
Ouena of Llenrud, which just left a
family Of puppies long enough to come
to the show, winning over Miss RATHER
inc Presbrey's imported Ts'ui of Newn-
ham. In the brace class Miss Presbrey
showed a particularly handsome brace
of biscuits that were greatly admired
This brace was made up of T'as Chi of
Newman and Ts'ui of Newnham. the
former a good type of dog which was
handicapped in the regular dog class by
his being "A little timid, a fault that can
be accounted for by his age, as he is
slightly over l year old and new to
the show ring.
The Pinewood Kennels had four ex-
ceptional collies on exhibition and they
made a handsome bench. The young
American bred Pinewood Pippin an
nexed winners in the bitch classes, while
Pinewood Petrograd, another home
bred, was reserve to the lima Ken
nerS blue merle Champion Billesley
Blue Cap in the winners dog class. Bos-
ton terriers were judged by Samuel Eos,
ter Of Philadelphia, William Connell's
Yankee Spider making his championship
by leading the male division.
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Brecht's Correct Time, "A corking gooC
dog, which many picked for winners
In bitches w. n. Dahline's Grossi's TansS
won, Mrs. Brecht getting reserve with
Pequeeno.
The toy entry did not come up to ex.
pectations, but those entered were OF
high quality. Mrs. Madge Thorpe OF
~Sheepshead Bay won In Yorkshire ter.
riers with the imported Clayton Wee
Marvel, which scored over b. =. Teal's
entry Marko in coat, In Japanese span.
iels, Mrs. William ID. Hutton's Champion
Geishe added another win to her Ions
record and Is nearing her second cham.
plonship. Poodle had a representative
entry and were well Judged by +. +
Ford. Mrs. n. ID, Minor made her black
poodle "A champion by winning. This
dog, Bon Bon Buddy. the Chocolate
Drop. was described by the Judge as
being the best specimen Of the breed
that he had ever seen. In toy poOdles
Mrs. Macleod won in dogs with Mac,
Ieod's Poodle, Mrs. X. q. Lambert's
Sajnty Echo winning fer best of the op.
posite sex. Maltese terriers brough
out IA new exhibitor in Mrs. j. A. Ken.
nedy OF Brooklyn. who was successful In
the dog class with her Dyker Derb,
and In bitches went from puppy to re
serve winners with Dykcr Miss Pussy
Mrs, James Gardner Rossman gettinl
best bitch with her well known Daint,
Maid OF Dyker.
Miss Marion DennlsOn of Syracu.,
made her Initial appearance az Judge o
German shepherd dogs, and her worl
was thorough. She placed the Elmyiey