The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

Chicago entries swept all before them
In the closing days events Of tho thir-
tenth annual show Of the Ladies' Ken
mel Association OF America at Mineola
yesterday. Tho vickery Kennels wire
haired fox terrier. champion Gypsy
Moth, took the presidents trophy for tho
best dog or bitch In the show. with
Alex Stewards International champion
Airedale terrier, Abbey King Nobbler.
winning the vice-president's cup for the
best of opposite sex.
During Judging of the variety classes
many upsets OF previous placlngs kept
a large crowd of spectators at high ten
sion. The outstanding reversal was In
tho transporting dog and bitch class
when George Quintard's English bull
dog. woodend Joan. which in the reg
ular bulldog classes Judged by L. G.
Ashley. had been placed fourth. cap
tured the blue. defeating Oak Wall
F1irty Westail. the winner In the regular
bulldog classes under Judge l.. G.
Ashley.
The variety classes were Judged by
Messrs. Ashley and Holland Buckley.
and the latter Thought so we'll OF Joan
that he insisted she be chosen for the
winners prize. Ashley. who had placed
e differently the day before. bowed
to the opinion OF Buckley. who said
he thought Woodland Joan the best
English bulldog he had seen In years
and that. although he was a poor man.
he gladly would give $3.50 for her.
He declared that Joan scored in bone.
lowness TO ground. brisket. foreface and
back over the Oak Wall entry,
The judging OF the wire haired fox
fRrrer Olaaaaa xvaS r.Ntata x,lNh ,,nr.,.
Nckery G%reenbank Selection was placed
winners dog with Theodore Ofrerman's
Ridgway Rival reserve. The sensational
winner. Wire Boy Of Paignton. was
among those defeated. In bitches the
Nickery Kennels scored again, with
Nickery Wynetka winners and Holm
burg Reve reserve. The team class
also was won by vickery.
The variety class for terriers. dogs
and bitches. brought out one of the
greatest lots OF this type OF dog ever
seen In America. Nickery Kennels won
first with the wire fox terrier. Green
bank Selection, with Alex stewards
American bred Airedale. Young King
Noobler. second. The wire fox terrier
q. w. Lehmahn's AntIseptic. was third.
and George Quintard's Wire Boy OF
Got fourth. This class fur
nished another upset. as Wire Boy had
defeated Antiseptic in the regular fox
terrier classes.
In the class for toy logs and b,tche.
the winning Pomeranian. Ridgway
'hoco!ate Drop. won. with Miss Marion
I\ennedy's Glorious Apollo second and
the P~ekingese. Mrs. A. T.. Hollands
'airnwhin Tinto OF Hydegree third. In
commenting on the dogs Holland Buckley
stated that he liked Apollo better than
any Pom In the show and thought 4,
was a very close decision between Apollo
and Chocolate Drop. but that Ashley
liked the latter dog more.
In the open team class Qulntard
changed the personnel OF his team. put
ting kis Mayu OF Chufs In Wire Bow Of
Paignton's place. The change worked.
for kis Mayu. with Cha mpion Raby
Holmbury Reeve and Champion
Vic, defeated the vickery team.
which had won over Quintard's In the
team class for wire fox terriers.
The transporting brace class was a
popular win for Miss Marion Kennedy's
romeranians. Young Triumph and Glor-
ious Apollo. which made n beautiful
brace and caused much favorable com
ment.
The terrier brace class was won by
the Ridgway brace. Champions Raby
and Matford Vic. unquestlon-