The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
MANY DOGS ENTER
IN MINEOLA SHOW
List Which Closes Thursday Is
Expected to Be a Rec
ord Breaker.
NEARLY 1000 CLASSES

Entries close on Thursday for the
Ladies Kennel Association OF Americas
thirteenth annual show to be held at
Mineola on June 3 and I. The delight
full setting on tho fair grounds and the
-lay persons OF prominence In society
interested in its success add to the pres
.igs OF this tho greatest dog show
barring one. held in the United states
each season. and Is famous as the scene
OF the initial appearances OF many
young dogs which are always at their
best at this season OF the year. There
are $50 regular classes to be Judged
which is over 200 in excess OF the list
at the last Westminster Kennel clubs
show. In addition to the regular classes
ever one thousand unclassified and
classified special prizes will be awarded
There are fifteen variety classes with
four prizes OF. $50, $40, IS and 50 in
each and in all of the open classes there
will be money prizes OF $40. IS and 81.
In each and every class to supplement
the honorary ribbons when there are
four or more entries s. will be given
to the best In each class. Also to
bring out competition there will be
team and brace classes in all breeds
which will be sweepstakes for the entry
tees.
Unless the entry Is mailed on Thurs
day no dog may figure in any OF the
classes.
Among the unclassihed specials Mrs.
Tyler Morse's cup for the best toy. any
breed, open to all, is certain to bring out
a splendid class, and the Spratt $50
plate for the best brace owned by one
exhibitor in any breed will also furnish
unusual interest.
Besides the many $50 cups given by
the officers and friends OF the club as
well as the leading resort and city hotels
the Council cup. which has been in COM
petition since 1907 and Is the trophy
most regarded among the shows pa
irons, is to be won outright at this fix
tufe with previous winners barred. Mrs.
Tyler Morse won 1t last year with the
old English sheepdog Vanity. and in
1913 the Redbrook Kennels won II with
the French poodle Aladdin. The MEM
bers OF tho council are the officers OF
tho Ladies' Kennel Association: Miss
Anna Sands. president; Mrs II. NJ.
Hartman, vce-president Mrs. Perry
Belmont. treasurer. with Miss l.. Alger.
Miss Bird, Miss NJ Bullock, Miss u.
r. Champion. Mrs ]. C. Butcher. Mrs.
s. L. Fuller. Miss Grace. Mrs. G. n.
Pell. Mrs. C. r. Scott. Mrs. NJ +.
Hardy, Mrs. c. r. Harmon, Mrs W. r.
Grace. Mrs. Judah II. Sears. Mrs. Moses
Taylor and Mrs. w. C. Weiderseim.
Rumors are rife OF several importa-
tons OF British champions to be brought
out at this fixture and early indications
are that the entry will he up to the
standard set by the club. II not an in
crease.
DR.. Henry Jarrett OF Chestnut Hll.
Pa, Is to judge the largest number of
breeds and the two noted English ex-
perts have the next heaviest allotments
Holland Buckley OF Burnham. England.
who will judge nearly all Of the terriers.
II a worlds authority on these breeds
Old English sheepdogs. bulldogs. poodles.
fox terriers, pomeranians pekingese
and other breeds have been assigned TO
L. p. C. Ashley Of London. who has
not Judged in America since 1905.
William Faversham. who IL down'to
Judge bull terriers. at one time owned
one OF the largest and best kennels OF
this breed in this country. Although
he has not been active as n breeder since
1900 he never has lost his appreciation
OF good bull terrier and his reap
pearance as a Judge will be OF special
interest. Among the judges who will
make their debut at this show are r.
walter Creuzbaur secretary of the Irish
Setter Club. and George r. Hooley. who
takes beagles and who il the son of \.
q. Hooley. long prominent in English
settlers. Other prominent judges are
Robert Forsythe Little Of Garden City.
who takes the same breeds he did at
the Westminster Kennel Clubs show in
1900 DR.. L. q. Knox q. f. Eggert. John
Sinnott. Theodore Crane. j, T.. Meade.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lunt and Mrs. Mary Win
throp Turner.
Tho Long Island Railroad Company
Will run special cars for exhibitors with
dogs on each day of the show and The
neighboring trolley lines to Mineola
will make special arrangements to carry
dogs to the show grounds