New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-25
new FANCIERS
TURN ATTENTION
TO FOX TERRIERS
Mrs. Throop Imports Fine
Dog from England for
Kennels.

BanWen BumDle pee, "lre-codteu
fox terrier from the kennels of B. r.
Phillips, has been imported from Eng
land by Mrs. Benjamin Throop. Ger
man shepherd dogs and Brussels grif-
fons have been the specialties of this
Scranton fancier, who now intends 20
become a rival of the Quintards, Rain
eys, Offermans, Albrights and so on as
partner in fox terrier kennel with
DR.. Mary Corkhill in Westchester
County. A. Mcclure HALEY is also TO
go in for the varminty breed, as we'll
as Pekes.
There is a bumper crop of puppies
this year at Walter T. Storms Early
bird Kennels of Scottish terriers, at
Ossning. He has several litters that
are seemingly poisoning into cham
pion form, a change from 1914, which
was an off time as to produce at the
kennels.
William Cunningham, of Philadel-
phia, is to judge bulldogs at the At
lantic City dog show instead of Will
lam T. Drew, who had TO withdraw on
account of business engagement.
A trio of Scottish deerhounds have
been imported by the Closeburn Ken
nels, of West Caldwell, n. j., a leading
exhibitor of the breed that owners
never shift from or supplant by new
favorites. They are Closeburn Bran Of
Colonsay and Closeburn Barichan of
Colonsay, from an English, and Close
burn Lady of Lorne, from Angus La
mont, the Scottish breeder.
G. Muss Arnolt, of Tuckahoe, and
George Flammer. of Newark, are the
only members of the metropolitan
group of fanciers as yet named to judge
at the Delaware State Fair, on Septem-
Der and 10. Arnolt will be the all
rounder and Flammer will judge the
beagles.
discussion that appears likely to
spread As fast as wlldhre has been set
IN motion by an editorial in Field and
Fancy" urging that clubs giving shows
should furnish a financial guarantee
that all promises will be fulfilled. II
Is aimed at non-license shows and
matches chiefly, but there are others
that the cap fits. Another point urged
IN this direction is 10 restrict clubs to
their territory for shows. especially
when a move is made 70 take the place
of an exhibition that may have sur
rendered its dates without settling all
its debts.
an perfection of details the show
of the Bull Terrier Club of America,
with Robert Walton Goelet as host,
held a few years back" said James
Boutelle, who has not missed a dog
show about New York in two decades,
was the best have ever seen. There
was no charge whatever to the guests,
even the catalogues being free. and
afternoon tea with cakes and dainties
was served as we'll as the luncheons.
The dogs were benched and Judged m
two tents The show was at the Driv-
ing Clubs track at Goshen. and in the
afternoon the members got up some
races to add to the days sport"
The show of the Asbury Park Ken
mel Club, on September % and % will
be in the Beach Casino, a glass-in-
closed building that is a fine stage for
a pleasure resort congress of fanciers
whether held in sunshine or stormy
weather
James Mortimer will again superin.
tend the dog show at Danbury, on Oc-
tober TO s, to be featured for the
thrty-second year by the Danbury Ac-
ricultural Society in connection with its
fair He will also De the principal ALL
rounder for the Boston show. which
Will again be held in Thanksgiving
week.