The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

ton at this fixture. turned out In large
numbers and made up as fine a lot
As has been seen for some time. Local
exhibitors were the fortunate ones,
Harry Lacy, the judge. selecting T. $.
Rellin's Champion Heamoor Ted for his
winners dog. with Fort Orange Kennel
Glenedyth Taruuin reserve and Bellin's
great bitch Burning Daylight, winners
bitch and Fort Orange Kennels Con-
denser reserve. All -four are topnotch-
ers and they make an interesting class.
French bulldogs were well represented,
as IL the usual case at his show. The
sensational puppy Champion La France
Model, owned by Robert Scott OF New
York. continued his long string Of sue
cesses by winning az best dog and then
going over the bitch winner Haworth
Kennels Mircille for one best Of the
breed. Mode and Mircille are both ex-
ceptional youngsters and they made n
close pair when brought on the block
for best of the breed.
Boston terriers were a grand lot. the
popular judge. Dr.. Connie sullivan,
drawing the record entry of the show.
sixty-eight actual dogs. for a toeal entry
Of ll3. The entry was good al, the
way through both in quality and guam
tity. and there we're a couple of classes
where the reserve dog was Of enough
merit to 20 To winners in the average
competition.
John u. Hudson's Peters Captain
won he winners iosette, Freeman
Ford's Arroyo Anarchist the runnerup.
This L. the same placing az At the Bos-
ton specially show. judged by Mower,
but a reversal ~ the placing AT the
Eastern Dog Clubs tixtur. last week,
Judged by e. y. Grey. Or. sullivan en-
CLAIMED that he placed the dog first
which he would rather own and that
Captain was IA much more desirable size.
In bitches a splendid lot we're shown ana
TN. competition Was keen. Edward
Joyc"'s Society Bud won by the nar-
rowcst Of ma gins from Mrs. William
\. Connell's Dallrr's Soubrette.
Fox terriers were most interesting
H. smooth coated dogs a puppy was the
victor. as Robert Picks Leycnside ST
Patrick went over 4 good lot of Older
logs for the leading honor The w.re
haired section was dominated ny tn.
famous Quiuttri entries, Champion
Raby Dazzler having an easy win IN
inner dogs, and champion Cromwell
Cheeky getting winners bitches just a.
easily. In tn. vile bitch class 4 good
uue was the puppy Heathcote Fantasy
which went from PUPPY {" reserve L,
Cheeky IN tho winners class She Is "A
real good yuungster n promises much.
Sea- yhim terriers was another win
for ". Ross pro,tor's Champion iNl
CarOdOC. Dillingham; L~awrenN's Rrae-
wood Temperance going to reserve. In
West Highland white terriers the entries
of EfhnghHm Lawrence cleaned the
boards. Champions Runpus Of Glen
mere and Master of Glonmere leading
In dogs. and Waitress of Braewood lead
ing IN bitches, romeranian winners
went to the typical little American bred
Banner Flyaway Kim, bred and owned
by the Swiss Mountain Kennels. This
little dog has been a big winner and can
give the best imported dogs an srgu-
I ment. Same kennels Champion Young
! Gold Speck was IN. reserve winners
| dog. and their Alton Pumkin was re-
serve IN bitch winners class.
The entries IN the toy classes did not
come w To expectations. although tn.
quality seen was Of TN. highest order
G~reenacre Kennels had the largest mum
Der OF entries and also were the heavles,
winners. In King charles spaniels Cham
pion Ashton More Youns Bafonet had
rothing startling to beat for the rosecte
while winners bitches was the easies,
sort nj a win for their grand bitch
Champion Ariadue. In the Prince
Charles division the Rosemary Kennels
won with R"semary's Asfarel Charm
one of the best of the breed ever seen in
this country. Blenheims went to the
Philadelphia winner Ashton More Torea.
dor. owned by Mrs. Charles ". Spacth
which defeated the Greenacre Kennels
champion Cottage Classic.
Pekingese greeted Mrs. A. Mcclure
HALEY, the judge, with well filled classes
and Mrs. Gertrude l.. Heyward's Manchu
Prince CHING made its championship ny
uinniplr rosary. ia Ching WAS IRIS q
Mallory's Wong chi of Egham. Bitches
were led by Mrs. \. L. Hollands Noe
Got, and II. q. Jennings's Pah kow Patti
OF WINFIELD was reserve. Mrs. James
Gardner Rossman was the successful ex-
hibitor of Maltese terriers, with Dainty
Maid of Dykcr, which won as best OF
the breed over Mrs, Carl Baumann's
Dykcr Snowstorm II.
There was a record attendance of tho
public, 1,20O persons being In The armory
NJ one time or another during the first
day. The GROVE at the r.ngside while
the judging of the u~nclassificd specials
took place was "A big one, The officials
! and those responsible for the show did
their utmost to promote a good show IN
rhe capital city and deserve all the
| support that has been accorded them,
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