The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
QUINTARDD DOGS LEAD
TBOSTONS SHOW
Wire Boy Of PaigntOn Captures
Honors From Big
Entry.
KENNEL MATES ALSO WIN

tok. ITt eNtlt was Nv biNh ~
show cf the Eastern Dog Club held
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. and the venue the Mechanics
Building. The attendance. quality of
the exhibit and the number Of entries
have set a new mark for this fixture.
which Is looked upon az one of the
leading dog shows in the country. Thu
hest dog In the SHOW. selected late on
Friday afternoon. was George W. GUM
tard's fox terrier Wire Boy OF Paig
ton.
Boston terriers as usual accounted for
the largest number of entries. almost 40
dogs facing the judge. c. y. Grey. and
the quality of tn. entrants was OF the
hest. The winning dog of this bree-i
proved To be Arroyo Apollo. ormerly In
vader. which was purchased recently by
Freeman Ford Of Pasadena, Cal, and
the reserve winner. Peters Captain,
owned by !. X Hudson. This placing
was "A reversal Of the placing Of these
dogs at the resent boston Specialty
Show Tor Boston terriers. bat Il is sa;c
that Apollo ~ u much improved DOG
and one that creates Il more favorable
impression every time he Is shown. In
bitches Miss sporty Toss. - lightweight.
was the winner. thei eby gaining her
championship. reserve going to Dallen's
Soubrette.
Thu next largest entry IN the show
and perhaps the most surprising vas In
COX terriers with eighty-tiNe actual dogs
entered. This was "A decided .ompi!-
ment to the judge-clect, capt. Charles
Mcneil Of England. who unfortunately
was unable TO he present. George :
Thomas acted instead and handled the
classes In an efficient manner. hoina
undoubtedly j. one of the greatest tu-
thorities al the wire haired breed either
here or abroad aud his handling o. lnc
many difficult problems before him was
praised by the ringsiiers. George "
,luintard. with an entry al ten dogs.
practically swept III" boards I'm wires,
taking winners dogs with Champion
Wire Boy of Paigntou. reserve going
TO Ridgewlv corker. bred ry Quin;ard,
but now owned 10y j u. Able. Both
winners and reserve in bitches wer,
captured by the Quirtard entry. winners
going to tn. beautiful bitch Champion
Cromwell Cheeky with kisInayn Of
Chuns the runncrup. Mrs. Roy \.
Rainey's Blddy of Holypurt kept the
above pair busting every minut, to keep
ahead of her. Tn quality throughout
these classes was extremely high and
is'sides the noted winners many fine
N~oungsttr We're oIi, notably George
Quintards i.idgcway Dark Boy. "A seven
months-old son ~ Wire hoy ex crom-
well Cheeky. which won the blue in the
upp and novice classes.
Airedale. Irish ana bull terriers also
turned ont In goodly numbers in fact.
the terrie.' breeds accounted for almost
half The show. In the former breed the
Canadian champion King Nubhlpr's
Double. owned 10y Norman Mackenzie,
won winners honors, with Clement
Bernheiner's Ridgeton Play BY re-
serve, In bitches the famous Cham
pion Bluglcy Blossom won and was
placed a. the ues of the breed over
the dog winner. The entry in III, toy
breeds. with the exception ut t.ngILsa
toy s~pani.ls and Norksh!r, terriers. was
rather poor. In the last named breed.
however. thtr" was the largest entry
ever seen at this show, Mrs. William
{. T%hompson'S champion ,iatenby's st.
W!lfrid's King winning As the hes; OF
the breed.
English bulldogs. Judged 10y Ralph
Littlcfold OF Gardner, Me, made close
competition. The recent importation.
Toll Bar Jack. Owned by John T.. Hur-
raN. made his drbu. and Wa placed
as the winners dog, with \ puppy eu-
tered 10y tn" br-aluwnld Kennels re-
serve. Toll Bar Jack * a grand headed
white with hriudl. markings and looks
Ink. one that will quickly 90 Ia a cham
pionship. ~ Boston he was shown a
little light IN flesh and viii lie even
= better when h,. vet. , few mar, u,,,,d,
weight ON INN ,nnib,r snc,i,nau
which came IN for much praise was
Harvey =. MHNW"lls Be.lZ.hun, which
or.s..d ,hc ,xiu,,ar. ,I,-.
French buIld,s. v.t. d~t..rn,i,t-
n,eut m uumlrrs and quality. The
outstanding dog VIII pr. - r Suuiy,u's
TriInount Roy. a grand headed ,i,rk
brindl,. which Won m dogs. and Tn.
Noswal Kennels Champion Sihdars
Princess. which was the winning bitch.
Both OF these are Of high order. bat
barring one or two others the quality
wa not what was expected at "A show If
this kin aud especially a8 it was held
In a hotbed Of III" breed.
Mrs. Thomas Hastings entries car
RED everything before Them in thu PEE
kinreSc ''hSse0' her American bred
~'hanpIoh haea'~ll' Wang TAI winning
IN d"SH hhillilN' win her ioodwouM
h"t'is'ee OF fasattlIt reserve. In
nlt'h.s Mrs 'hrl f'hl"rninl. Jr.,
s"'i'u WIN ""l-' mum "l '~r"Nd"h An
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