The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
GOVERNOR PRESENTS
TROPHY TO WINNER
states Chief Executive Enjoys
His Visit to Albany's
Big Dog SHOW.
AFFAIR Is HUGE SUCCESS

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Wednesday saw the best show ever held
BY this association. Not only was the
quality of the exhibits a distinct ad-
vance over that seen previously ut Al
bgny but the entries were all that could
he desired IN point Of numbers. The
STATE armory makes an ideal place for
the SlDw. easy ~ get at and with ampie
room for the benches and four large
1udelua rings. i. W. Stott. the hard
working chairman OF the bench show
committee. left no stone unNurned to in
sur. snccs~s and everything WAS so well
ARRANGED spr the comfort OF both ex-
hibits and exhibitors that there was
nothing FOR the most fastidious TO grum-
hl. ut. MIR. ctott was well backed up
by the president. Wyatt T. Mayer. and a
capital lot Of committeeman who acted
rs stewards.
The rings were we'll attended. which
made IL possible to do the judging in
good time. Harry W. Lacy of Boston
was the Judge of the unclassified special
Classes and awarded the presidents cup
for the best dog or bitch In the show
&, the wire haired fox terrier Champion
Wire BOY of Paignton. Gov. Charles :.
Whitman presented the u To Wire
Boys owner.
The dog Ia pushed Wire Boy hardest
for the trophy was his kennel mate.
Champion Rally Dazzler, another won
dcrful little wire. The winner. however.
had the edge Oh his kennel mate on the
day, said the Judge. scoring In head.
shoulders and coat and shown as ut a.
II is possible TO get.
The Judging started promptly at .
O'clock on Tuesday with James Anderson
doing the sporting breeds and DR.. C.. +.
sullivan Boston terriers. Although the
number of sporting dogs present was
somewhat OF Il disappointment. the
quality was OF the highest order and
many close decisions were necessary.
In pointers Frank II. Addyman's Wat
and's Wisdom was the winner and be-
came "A champion. He IL a good type Of
dog shown a little light In flesh but
scoring over the reserve dog. Champion
Bob White Pam. in rib and shoulder.
In bitches a good lightweight. Louvair.
owned by Francis B. Reeves. defeated
the famous old champion. Belle v. The
younCer dog was a good clean one,
the older Shove the ravages of age.
English settlers brought out "a hot COL
lection. In dogs DR.. James T.. Hairs
Albert's Sir .Allister, a grand moving
blue Bei,on, was the winner, with Bob
White kennels Bon White First Call
geserve. IL was "A oiose decision 10
make. but the judge said Sir Allister
scored in front enough to win. In
bitches Bob White Kennels lemon Bel
ton Bob White Lena, u grand headed
one, with best of shoulders and neck.
was the winner. she il a quality one
and hare TO beat IN any company. Re-
serve was the same kennels WoOdmere
Lass. another good sort, hut not up to
the winner. Cocker Spaiiels, also
Judged bv James Anderson. ran 10 qua
ity more than quantity. The classes
brought out many good ones and the
competition was keen. Ia black dogs
the w,,i known Champion Newport
Blackboy was the winner, with ,ierrge
w. Dygert's Dark Deal reserVe. Winners
dogs, other than black. also went TO the
Penn Craig Kennels. their Newport Ped
diar IL. wirming over Mrs. u. +. I.ewis's
Kernel Drtssac. The special for h. -,
cocker IN the show went 20 n. :. Hol-
denby's black bitch Jog. - typical ona.
with q good head. grand expression,
good necn and good body. and aboy. all
put down In the ring In the best Of con-
dition. Best bitch. any color thar black,
went to about ;he best red brought out
IN some tine, the Red Lady. ~. ed by
pr. aud Mr.. n. - koaler.
Reaglc~, judged by Harry Lazy. had
well nilet classes. Winners dogs went
20 Frank Bushnell, whose NOVICE dog
winner I'r.m was placed over r. Il.
Iimner's D.hJnair Fir. Warden I'm the
winners class. Mr. thinner was the
successful exhibitor On bitches. however.
his Debonair Beauty Bright going over
= : cd lot for winners and his Lpttie }
I'ebonair belly reserve.
Collie winners goes ~ Canada, as
Or. =. Y. F'ord's parboid picaroou was
tho winners dog. Inua Kennels lima
Improve being the runner up. In bitches
al American bred scored when Mrs.
May ". MacCurdy's home bred Pine
wood Ptppen took the blue in the win
ners from Oak Hin Kennels Rillesley
Blue Cap. German sheepdogs were led
by the Elmview Kennels Champion
Apollo Won Hunenstein, "A dog which
many claim to be the most typical
specimen of this sagacious breed In this
country, His kennel mate Dullo of Elm
view was the reserve winner. In bitches
the remarkable Daisy Won Wohlen,
owned by Houston Wyeth, came out
ahead Of the American bred Flora of
Harrington Park, owned by the Elm
view. tho runner up.
Old English s~hrepdogs were a cleanup
for the local owner, Anthony Is. Far
rel, whose Harfar Kennels made a fine
display. l,idgel.igh Hero. Jr., was the
winners dog, with Oliver Harriman's
ord Allbury reserve. In bitches Bar
far made "a clean sweep. Barfar PEN
sance Sequel was the winner and Bar
far Penzance Rosey reserve. The
- f'Iid'It N'illltlS ndu every InliE lntll
own way IN chow elbows and their two
noted champions, Eastern star and Chi
n"se Idol. were winners and reserve
Winners dogs, while their champion
kHssa 81 led the bitches.
English bulldogs were rather dlsap-
pointing in number and quality. The
winners dog champion Deodor Mon
arch was the best of the breed. a po-
sition he has occupied AT more shows
han any other dog of his breed, with
Fockcliffe Lord Brilliant reserve. out
sid, of these and one or two Others
nothing startling was entered, In bitches
~" Judge put Mrs. Tuson's Chinook
Tcuacity winners, although many
s"rmed TO think that the Drewstone
Kennels Old Square Selma and the
Nuldcrdft Kennel Woudcraft Abbess
wcr. of better quality. Miniatures was
a walk over for the great little Amer
lean bred Van Camper Heilner's Cham
pion MODERATE MenestreI,
.Alredal" terriers made a fine W
and were well Judged by James W.
spring Of Boston. Charles Esselstyn of
hudson showed the winner OF irst in
both dog and bitten puppy classes. In
the former his King Sgiveller's Run de-
f"ated "A good lot, WIN, IN the latter
1,un's litter sister King Swivelier's Reddy
won easily They are "a promising pair
80 youngsters showing real terrier uuaI-
itN and type. Winners logs proved to
Ice Norman Mackenzio's King Nobbler's
Double, with Patrick Oorang reserve.
This wa close and the Judge himself
.dld 1T was 50 close | took. considerable
Inn" before arriving at "A decision, but
thhf on IN" day Double appealed to me
.s being slightly the better of the two"
The competition In the b'rcnes was no.