The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
HIGHEST HONORS GO
TO RYBURN SWELL.
Famous Airedale Wins Chief
Prize in Snow With Big
List Of ENTREES.
CANADIAN DOG RESERVE

dog IN snow, duueu dnolner Dk NlClOrS
to hts illustriDus record by winning the
trophy for best dog in show at the
fifth annual specially show of the Are
dale Terrier Club Of America, held In the
| Winter Garden at the McAlpin y%ester-
day. In order to accomplish this Swell
had to defeat a record entry of 40
dogs. which establishes a high water
mark for the breed. He liz the property
'of the Hiilcote Kennels Of Pittsford.
n. y. and was put down In the ring
conditioned to the minute n showed
with the spirit which has carried him
to many victories.
Reserve winners went to the CANADIAN
kim Nobhler's Double. owned by Nor
man Mackenzie. which had just come
over from Boston. whei. lie had been
victorious IN the big Eastern Dog clubs
! show. Although defeated. it can he
said thai Nobbler put M a game show
ing ard pressed the winner closely.
| Right behind the leading pair came
Jones n Baldwin's Patrick Oorang.
shown ably 10y All belmont and also
put down IN splendid condition. They
made an interesting class and one which
would TAX any judge 10 pass On. Each
had his supporters, aud many dis
/, cuSsions pro and con- were heard a.
to the relative merits Of the three.
A class of twenty-five puppies put
Judge Russell Johnson on his mettle
at the opening Of the show. and right
through to- the end large entries greeted
him in every class. The Mixer, an
eleNen-nonth-oli son OF Ryburn Swell,
bred and owned by W. j. De l%.ainster
of Hudson. woa the blue In puppies and
promises to develop into a dog which
Will go further along n even more se-
we're competition when he natures.
Novice dogs went 20 Il Canadian, T. w.
B%lliuger's Morning Admiration winning
in "a walk. with Il Montana entry. Noun
tain View Rush. which halls from Butte,
, Mon. second.
York Master Key. the Garden winner.
owned by Theodore offerman. captured
The American bred class. with tho Phiia
dclphian Abrecorn Gold Edge second
This was a good class. and the severn
teen dogs entered made interesting COM
petition.
Kim Nobbler's Double won the limit,
with Morning Admiration and George s.
Vests Gamecock Pepper following. All
three are good ones, good of conforma-
ton and terrier spirit. and can win in
any competition.
open logs brought out the winner
York iiyburn swell. the runners up ne
ing King .Nobbler's Double. Patrick
Oorang and Morning Admiration. This
was the quality class of the show and
the competition was close.
Bitches did not come up to the dogs in
quality. although "A number of real good
youngsters made their appearance.
Notable anon them was Humming Bird
H.. q seycn-mouths-old bitch which An
drew Albright, Jr.. spied while looking
"a. -. Q l. tA.VH on t- ..Al. 49,
morning. Recognizing at once her quail
ity he inquired II she were for sale, and
a. the owner Was willing 10 talk business
Albright bought her ON the spot. In the
afternoon he exhibited the dog, and by
winning first puppy. second novice, first
American bred AMI third limit won
enough prize money 10 get back the pur-
chase price.
Another young bitch of more than the
usual quality was Harold Ober's Bingley
Bashful. the novice class winner. which is
Il daughter of the great Champion Bing-
ley blossom and resembles her IA a
marked degree In type.
open bitches brought out tn. ultimate
winners bitch chesney Cherry Circle,
owned by otto W. Lehman Of Chicago.
which had To- extend herself to go over
the second prize winner. G. NJ. Bern
fleiiuer's Champion Queen OF Lyons.
Cherry Circle is an imported bitch which
won as best OF her sex at the Philadel-
phid Clubs specially show held last
week. h made her third appearance
IN the ring at yesterdays fixture.
In tho winners class Cherry Circle
Won, with Theodore Oferman's York
Sunshine reserve. Queen II Lyons was
lost somewhere in the shuttle and did not
como IN this class, although she was
eligible. Many riugsiders were of op'n-
ION Sh" would have been the reserve win
nor, and tAcro were not "A few who he
llevcd she was the best bitch in the
show. Tho classes for dogs and bitches
owned aud shown by a woman were in
tercstinG. and the many contestau ts
showed that the gentler sex is as en-
thusiastic over 3 good terrier as the
males, Nsiad squire. "a good stamp Of
dog. owned and shown by Mrs. Lewis
r. BurruuGh. won In males. while In
bitches Mrs. ". g. F~ckerson's Entice-
m'ut took the blue.
During the noon recess tho women
M mhers of the club gave "a luncheon IN
tn. tea room. The show was a record
breaker IN point uf entries and was in
every way up To the high standard set
by this club for its annual show The
awards follow:
matters Tho Mixer. second. Andrew Mr-
,r"ts Young Gold Edge, third. ,'srl
rnqscr's lcss Willard Gence; fourth. Fred
e, HHN"n'S kenwyn lenuant.
\oNi,p Dors-Won by T.. W. nuiu.er,s
Morning Admiration: second. lanes q;
k'ei''s, Mountain Wow Rush third. An
Mrs. George g Bryants Eighteen Karat.
American bred Dogs-Won by Theudor.
nnerm,.r. YORK Master KY second. An
Harold oher'A Bingley Bondsman, fnur,h