New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Fox Terrier from Quin-
tard Kennels Shines at
Belmont Park.
DISPLAY SCORES
A 3-POINT RATING
Victory Of GriffOr Bruxellois, In
Toy Variety Class, One OF
MANY Surprising Angles.

vas.erdav NJ belmont Park. The lur1
and Field club was the luncheon haven
for the fanciers. A. well as FOR tne
racing enthusiasts IT the hunt Meeting
across the way. at Belmont erminal'
The conditions were IDEAL, and the hKt-
rre marked successful opening OF the
Long Island summer shows
Mentioning first the awards made IN
the twilight of the all-day Judging tue
famous Quintard wire haired FOX Ter
rjer. Wrcboy of PaIgnton. was award
ed the special for the best OF either
sex. Wireboy also won the terrier a.
vision of the four variety classes
Judged Just before, and, with the 0tner
Ouintard importation, Holmourg heVe'
became an American champion at TINS
show. Both were British champions
long before. ~, ,,.
Butcher Row won the variety sporting
class: Kinnelon Kennels Old English
eheendog. Biddy O. the Brambles. the
nor-snorting. and Mrs B. II. Throop's
tinv Gritfon Bruxellois, On. Iron City
Hercules. the variety class for toys
remarkable victory. from the many
Pekes. Poms and English spaniels IN
the lists.
There are very few Of the Brussels
Grifons in the United States, so that
the result savored Of the sensational
But as great a sensation in the regular
iudqinp of TOYS was the triumphant
narade Of Mrs. Thomas Hastlngss
American bred Pekingese BsgateIle
Wang Tai. an eighteen -months-old dog'
through its classes 20 winners WIN
the same owners GoodwoOd kwanglee
Of Bagatelle reserved. and the sue
cesses Of Mrs A. Mcclure Halley's gray
brindle. Ouena Of Llenrud, an eight
months-old puppy. in the Pekingese 1e-
male classes 10 reserve winners, IN
which the $1,000 veteran. Mrs. A. l..
Hollands Cairnwhin Unto Of Hyde
gree only won from the youngster by
the slightest of margins.
] Mrs. Eric 5. Winston made her first APP
pearance since her marriage at sho"
and won winners dogs with the Welsh
terrier CHI Sonny Spinner, while ner
sister, Miss Marian Kennedy, won botn
winners classes in Pomeranlans, scor-
/ ing with Young Triumph, a late pur-
/ chase, and the well known Foresters
/ Mite o Delight.
! French bulldogs were strong classes
and a popular verdict was the nleh
/ bonors given TO Frederick Poffet's
/ Pourduo Pas Rival, which for once,
made an ideal showing. The dog stood
| like a marble statue IN the ring and
overcame its reputation as a bad actor.
Mrs. Tyler Morse had her accustomed
success in Old English sheepdogs.. T.:
II. earle, the gentleman rider, judged
in Seslyhams and beagles before lunch
con BY special arrangement TO be free
for the hunt races. The strength OF
the puppy and American bred classes IN
, Seaiyhams, in which Mrs. J. A. Burden,
ir.. Mrs. Payne Whitney and a new ex-
! hibitor. Hamilton Farms, OF Gladstone,
Y. j.. with entries bred by Harry I.
/ Peters at Islip, were prominent, re-
vealed that the Welsh breed is now
firmly established, although so recently
introduced.
In winners, however, ". Ross Proc
tor won in both sexes with his noted
importations. Oh. Ivo Caradoc and
Birkdale Bess. Beagles were dominat-
ed in the top classes by Raymond Bel
mont's entries, winners dogs going to
Belray Cromwell, and winners bitches
to Belray Countess.
Interest in the first appearance OF
the oldtime breeder of Boston terriers
as Judge, George V. Neal, was height,
ened BY the use of the newly adopted
the breed by the American Kennel
Club. The keynote is for refinement
in the type and an elimination of the
bulldog trait. Mr.. Neal selected the
ideally marked Clifton Star, the dog
George +. Parker bought for $500 after
II had been beaten at the Westminster
and won out with at the charity show.
"a the best in winners, and Lansdowne
IL at,l nj
same honor in bitches.
Other first appearances as judges in
breeds in which they have won fame
as exhibitors. a matter that always
attracts comment at the shows, were
of Walter T. Stern in Scottish and
West Highland white terriers, and Mrs.
! c. Halsted Yates, of Oak Ridge, Va,
with German sheepdogs. The Elmview
Kennels Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Throop
swept off both the winners geuds with
Apollo Won Huenstein and Minkla. the
latter of unknown breeding, but rare
good one in looks. l.. +. Wanner, OF
the Iewanno Kennels, won in the
American bred and junior bitch classes
with Ida Of Lewanno, typical black
with tan markings, granddaughter OF
the great sire in the breed, Audifax Won
Siegester. for which an American bid
of $4,000 has been refused by the Mu-
mich, Germany, owners.
Speaking Of Germany, recent arrivals
from that country told o. Carley Har-
riman that there has been no brindle
bitch benched there in years as good
ma his American bred Succabone Weda
Of Wulfstan, which captured winners
for her sex. Mr.. Harriman's Succa-
bone Iofor Of Unferth romped through
! the harlequin classes until the WIN
ners dogs, in which he was reserve 70
Charles Ludwig's famous Plord Won
Riesenfeld. This is also American
bred; indeed, both the Hartman dogs
were bred in New York City back
yard.
midget OF the show, Renleta, Chlhua-
bna three-vear-old. weighed eleven
ounces, and the giant, the St Bernard
Volas Wolfram, tipped the scales al
the Turf and Field Club. 70 determine
a wager. at 203 pounds.
NINNIRS CLASSES
Great Dan4 'dos'lv,Won by charir Lu9'is'
| Wor by q { Hartmann Succsbone Weda n
/ Wulfstan: reserve CAarss Lgd"iss LidHiss lisa
tor, a. Ivo Caradoc. reserve. Grentree kennels
/ SIR Roger Bitchss-Won o. W. Ross ffo tof 5
Birkdalc Bess. reserve. Hanilion Farms wind
"N'1 WINNERS CLASSES
Beagles Ciosl-won by bGlr@y Beas'r B,.ray
$40, Bl,rhr,-won ty Belray Bess - Beray
/ ccintes, reserve Be.r4J B~agle>' Be.ray Graceful
French BULLDOGS tdossl won BY +. Po'rrs Pour
/ c,,o pas Rival. reserve. & y Denauts De
| rauits Gan1ir Burhes-won b. 7. HAnm 8
/ Tfe Doll Girl reserve. T. F. Smiths Oh Con
quote de Bourbon. -, . -
/ -Wlippe-s dog, ant hitch'sl-Won ~ Mn d.
/ r.,ri,'s Lau.l nvuc Iair Mad. rescrva Ms. b. +.
ieuis's Iau,t1wue NurraY
| AredaIe terriers dogs Won ~ J. Heish"s
| Gerlons cadet. reserve BoHfen Kennels ResliA
| E,tcbes-Wou By Cos cob Kennels Cos COB Con
/ 49,, reserve " RAker's Princess reggy
| B6sion terriers tdogsl-Non by g. 7. Parker 8