The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
NEARLY THOUSAND
DOGS TO Be SHOWN
Ladies Kennel Association
Event Is Most Popular Of
Summer Season.
AT MINEOLA IN JUNE

ny an entry Of al actual dogs. max
ing a total of .632 entries. the Ladies
Kennel Association OF America again
has demonstrated that its annual show
at Mineols on June 3 and Is the
eatest of Americas summer shows
Inc leading kennels OF the Ess. and
West. with a large entry from Cana
dian fanciers. will make each class a
hot battle for supremacy. The variety
classes. which bring out picked speci-
mems Of all breeds for which the Eng
1ish judges Messrs. Buckley and Ashley
will serve Jointly as the Judges. have
1855 entries and promise to furnish ca
citing competition.
This year has been a record one for
all terriers and Mneola will uphold is
reputation OF being the fixture which
brings out the biggest classes OF these
breeds. In wire haired fox terriers til,
rivalry will he intense. for against tie
famous Quiutard string Of importations.
Champion Wire Boy of Paignton, Cham
plon Raby Dazzler, Berkeley Nutcracker
Champion Holmbury Reve and the sem
sational Champion Matford Vic. will be
opposed the Chicago owend J. n. Able's,
Ridgway Croker. o. w. Lehmann's An
tiseptic. and the Vickery Kennels
Niokery Fire Alarm. vickery Green
bank Selection. vickery warspite and
Nickery Winnetka. Other rivals for
highest honors in this breed will he w
Ross Proctor.s recently acquired puppy
Paigntonc and Il. F. Mayhew's Fox
Hlls Girdle
Other entries in wires have been
made by Mrs. Roy Bainey. Theodore
offerman. r. NJ. Kerr, Tyler Morse. Dan
r. Lynn and George u. widener.
Smooth fox terriers have 80 entries.
among them puppy owned by Win
Int I'd Lob
cause a sensation when shown. the
others including Andrew Albright Jr's
champion BaughfelI Waterlily and
George W. Quintard's unbeaten Ridg-
way Envoy.
Airedales also will furnish strong
competition. with A. II. Stewar; OF Chi
cago showing the international cham
pion Abbey King Nobbier for specials
and variety classes and the regular
classes OF this breed bringing out Wick
cry Lodestar. Vickery oorangs Ad-
vance. y. Mackenzie's King Nobblers
Double. c. F. Nelson's York Ooraug
Masterpiece. William Prescott wolcot,'s
Kenmare Caprice. G. S. Elliotts Berk's
brilliant and the Briergate Kennels
Briergatc Right.
Welsh. Irish and Scottish terriers also
are popular. In the latter DR.. y. n.
Harvey OF Providence. Z. C. Little OF
Brookline. Mass. Miss Jean Crawford
OF Chicago. A. II. Stewart OF Chicago
and the local entries OF the walescott
Kennels. Walter T. Stern. Mrs. Theodore
Onerman. Henry T. F1eitman and Mrs
d. W. Evans are prominent
eealyhams and West Highland white
terriers keep up the record. The latter
breed. which was frst shown in this
country as the Roseneath terriers at
Mineola. will include nominations from
me Kennels of Mrs. Sheffield Phelps.
Mrs. Montague Flagg. I'd Mrs. Roy
Rainey and Miss Bird Sealyhams will
be the creates; collection ever assem-
bed in this country. entries being re-
ceired from Mrs. e. Il. Harmon, Mrs
Payne Whitney. Mrs. j. A Burden.
Windholme Kennels. Mrs. Montague
Flag I'd. w. Ross Proctor. Efiingham
Lawrence. Hubert Phipps. Bertram
Work. Miss Florence Loew, Tyler Morse,
Walescott Kennels and J. Robinson
BEARD
French bulldogs have good entry
With Mrs. Arnold Lawson and Mrs
Malcolm Strauss leading in the number
OF entries made. The beagle classes
have been we'll filled. among the ex-
hibitors being John s. Phipps's Wheat
ley Kennels. Arthur S. Burden, Ray
,nond Belmont's Belray beagles. Wal
cingreld beagles, C. Oliver Iselin and
the Somerset beagles
In rough collies Thomas T. Hunter
has his noted knocklayde Kennels stars
John q. Kent, president OF the Canadian
Kennel Club. has entered his famous
Master Butcher Boy in the greyhound
classes to met the Killearn Kennels
cracks. h. F. Lewis Jr.'s Landsdowne
Butcher BOY and the Mrs. Haley Fiske
and William A. Prime entries Nor
wesian elkhounds will have classifica-
lion, and Ave entries have been made.
O. Carley Hartman will show his string
OF Great Danes. including Weda OF
Wulfstan. which recently attained a
championship A large entry has been
received In Boston terriers. German
sheepdogs, chow elbows and old English
sheepdogs.
A feature of the show will be the
held dogs from George K Preston's
tlumber spaniels to the more generally
used types. j. Robinson Beard. the
Pen Craig Kennels, Casilis Kennels,
Howard :, Kmmel Mrs NJ f. Alex
ander entering their string OF cocker
spaniels, while in English settlers Eben
VI. Byers. W. T. Payn. William Ziegier.
George A. Ellis, DR. Hare. John White
and b. H. Throop will have their best
specimens out to battle for highest
honors. Pekingese with ia entries and
Pomeranians with eighty-nine lead in
the toy breeds English toy spaniels.
japanese ana toy terriers have well
hlled classes and Ave Brussels Griffons
have been entered by Mrs. Vernon
Castle. Mrs h. II. Throop, Mrs c. H.
Lester. Mrs. Albert widener and Mrs
A. T. Sire.
The total entries In the different
breeds are as follows
Bloodhounds. !; 81. Bernsrds. 2? Great
Danes, 20; Russian wolfhounds, 10; Irish
wofhounds. ?; greyhounds, Is, Norwegian
cikhounds, 3; pointers 20; English settlers,
~; Gordon settlers. 2; Irish settlers 30;
:; field spaniels, 8: cocker spanlels 81
beaglcs. 1903, Dsschunds. 10: collies 81:
German sheepdogs, 90 Old English sheep
tians. II bulldogs, So: miniature bulldogs
8; Airedales, 80; bull terriers, -; French
bulldogs, IS; Boston terriers. "a fox ter
tiers, smooth, 80, FOX terriers wire Il;
Irish terriers, 22: Scottish terriers. so;
West Highland white terriers. 40; Cairn
terriers. 3; Welsh terriers, 30; Dandie
Dinmont terriers, 7; black and tan ter
riers 81 sohIpperkes, IS; Pomeranians. SO:
English toy spaniels. 80 japanese spaniels
~ Pekipgese. ~; pugs. q toy poodles,
4 Yorkshire terriers. 3: Maltese, 6; toy
black and tans. l; Brussels Grirons, Is:
thihuahuss. D; miscellaneous. 4. variety,
1856. Total entry, l,632,