The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
l.. c. Astley's Work Features
Ladies' Kennel Association
Fixture at MineOla.
CHU JEN REAPS LAURELS
Mrs. Harby's Noted Champion
Chosen for First Over
Cairnwhin TintO.

MiSroLA. l.. l., June "a tremen-
dous entry OF Pekingese spaniels
formed the notable feature at the OPEN
ing OF the thirteenth annual dog show
OF the Ladies' Kennel Association at
Mineola to-day. The English fridge, l..
c. Ashley. who Is a world authority on
this breed Of dog. had h record entry
of tho show and his decisions were
watched keenly by n large crowd OF
fanciers.
Mrs. NJ. e. Harby's famous Champion
Chu Jen OF Todd.ngton headed tho win
ners dog class and Mrs. A. l.. Hollands
Cairnwh!n Tinto of Hydegree, the best
HALEY brought out an American bred
In the novice class for bitches that
won the blue and later was placed
reserve in the winners class to Mrs.
Hollands entry.
Pomeranians. which also were Judged
by Mr.. Ashley. brought out a very strong
Held. George W. Quintard's Ridseway
Chocolate Drop was the winner. He IL
a grand bodied dog with magnificent
texture OF coat and a sound color.
WIN W rs 's''
burton's Sunbright of Dara. a high
quality orange sable not quite up 10
the winner. Another unusual specimen
was Miss Marion Kennedy's Glorious
Apollo, recently imported from England
ut the record price of 81, 500. All three
Of these dogs made their debut in this
country at the show.
In Boston terriers George +. Parkcr's
Clifton Star completed his championship
bzy winning to-day. Charles O.. Chase's
Invader was reserve. In bitches Mason and
Lewis's Champion Sparkling Jewel won
with Mosholu Kennels Heilborn's Queen
reserve. Edward Joyce's Society Bud.
which won special Tor the best OF the
breed at the Long Island Kennel Clubs
fixture on Monday. beating Clifton Star
and Heilborn's Queen. was placed third
by the judge. James f.. Meade;
The Westminster Kennel Club and
Belmont Park winner Yuey, repeated
In the Chow classes. capturing best Of
the breed. This dog was bred by his
owner. the Coassack Kennels OF Fran.
ingham, Mass, and is a wonderfully
boned specimen, with big lion head and
magnificent coat.
Mrs. a. Hungerford had n field day
In the dachshund classes getting win
ners dog with Champion Kamarad South
Shore and winners bitch with Nome
South Shore.
Airedale terriers formed a hot cor
ner. most OF the prominent Eastern
winners competing against the dogs
brought on from the Vickery Kennels
and Alex Stewards Chicago entries.
Hillcote Kennels Champion Fork Ry-
burn swell won in dogs, with the Chi
a e owned Young King Nobbler. an
American bred. reserve. In bitches
Briergate Bright Light won with Will
lam Prescott Wolcott's kenmare Ca
price reserve. The latter Ii a grand
type Of terrier and might have pressed
the winner closely II her coat were a
little better on this occasion.
William Faversham had an unusually
high quality lot of bull terriers to pass
upon and the competition was close In
all the classee. The Canadian Glene-
dyth Imperator. owned by J. a
Mcfarland captured the winners ro-
settle.
The open dog class In Sealyham ter
riers brought out the finest collection
of this breed ever seen In an American
ring. W. Ross Proctor's Champion Two
Caradoc. Birmingham Lawrence's Temper
ance and The Greenwich Kennels Cham
pion Greenwich Two Centurion were
placed in the order written. All are
specimens tina. have made history for
the breed In England and America.
Despite the threatening skies and cold
Wedtner the UtttTutHco was uIlusually
large and the number of entered dogs
absent was small.
Among the prominent fanciers AT the
ringside we're Mrs. Haley Fiske, Mrs.
Carl Ehlermann, Jr.. Miss Anna Sands,
Arthur s. Burton. Miss Marion Ken
nedy, W. Ross Proctor, John W. Min
turn, Theodore Oferman. Miss l.. Alger,
Miss Bird. Miss Grace, Mrs. NJ. f.
Hardy. Mrs. George II. Pell. Mrs. Her
bert Ellithorns. Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs,
Fred II. Lane. Cant hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle. Mrs. A.. l.. Hol-
land. Francis Lloyd. Charles Perrin.
George Thomas and George w. Quintard.
The awards:
Great Danes-Dogs, won by C.. Ludwis's
Prince Weisenau, reserve, same owners
Ludwig's Predor. Bitches. won by O.. Car
ley Harriman's Oh, Succabone Weda OF
Wulfstan; reserve. same owners Oh. Sue
cab0ns Asia OF Hildsburgh.
GreyhOunds Dogs, won by u. r. Lewis
Jr.'s Oh. Isnsdowne Butcher Boy: reserve.
J. q. Krnt's Master Butcher. Bitches, won
by II, r. Lcwis Jr's Oh. Iansdowne Ar
tennis; reserve, same owners Lansdowne
Iottie.
Coliies-DoEs. won by Patrick Tuily's
sarsield Chieftain; reserve. lima Kennels
lima improve. Bitches. won by Oak HIN
Kennels Oak Hin Iris; reserve, lima
Kennels lima Success.
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