The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-26
CHIEF HONORS GO TO
MRS. PULTZ'S POMS
Her Champion st. Julien Wins
Coveted Cup From Kennel
Mate, Offley style.
MANY FINE DOGS BENCHED

It was Mrs. IT. Mex. Pultz's day yes
American Pomeranlan club at the Plaza
Hotel She won the Presidents cup pre-
scented by Mrs. Frank Smyth for the best
in the show with her champion ST Julien,
shaded sable in rare form and showing
we'll This dog cost his owner 81 900
and he won over his kenrcl companion
Ohley style. imported AT "A cost of 81 200
The Nice-presidents cup, given by Mrs
Hartley Williamson for the best of the
opposite sex. went to Mrs. l.. +. Estlcrs
black RroOmwood Tess
ono hundred and thirty-siN dogs were
entered Although the entry was not up
to that Of last year the quality was par
ticularly good. several of the all black
and orange exhibits being OF a class
that would be hard TO beat anywhere
llewuoaks Handsome Rascal Judged the
best American bred dog, IL pretty, rich
orange, short IN body, good In coat. hut
not quite the thing Ia hooks. Banner
Flyawa. Pan, second to Rascal is a very
small and neat black with short back
In limit blacks Onloy Stylo won for
Mrs. Pultz He has a good body. color
and coat He ~ not quite broad enough
In skull and at times stands indiffercntly
behind. lie is, however. an attractive
specimen and a good shower
Mrs X. Cariuss Eastney FRIDAY,
another imported dog, is "A small and
neat one. good I'm bone and coat Banner
Sable Ladde was well ahead in his
classes. lie Is a shaded orange, very
short in body, compact and good in head
and ears.
The limit class for orange or cream
dogs and bitches had some capital ones.
Mrs Works Flame IL a nice orange, short
In body. full in frll. correct in carriage
an has plenty OF bone. George W. Quin-
tard's Endclffe Swastika was much adj
mircd. lie has sweet head good eyes.
small ears. Is short IN body and well
made all over He was not in his fullest
coat Mrs. Irwin W. Days Benjamin
bunny. third I'm this class, was probably
the heaviest coated dog IN the show.
His feet could be firmer. but he was put
down In magnificent condition. Young
Gold Spec, second in the next class IL
good and sound in his orange color. nice
In head and ears and was In fun Jacket.
oak Hi Star Flower was the best Of
the whites In the limit class. IN limit
orange dogs and bitches Mr. Quintard
took the blue with the bitch Ridgeway
Buttercup, light or pale orange one,
very good IN head. eyes and ears-alto-
gether a handsome dog and In first class
shape.
In the class for the larger chocolates
or browns John W. Patten OF Phi!adel-
phia showed and won with the useful
wolf-sable colored itch. good I'm body
and longer In head than Miss Schilling y
Naughty Chocolate Prince The bitches
were excellent In the open sable class.
OAK Hill Marigold proved the winner. She
has a good head and expression and Is at
tractive. although she Is rather wide in
her front very taking wolf-sable is
Mrs. Nora c. Hanon- Barnes's Mousie, a
smart little one and "A real good shower
IN the ring. Mrs. Henry Jarrettss Welles-
bourne FURRY Is well made. but she was
| not in fun coat.
In the open class ror those over five
pounds and under eight pounds Mrs
\. de y. Keim won With Champion Little
Sandy Lynd. exhibited in full and splen-
did form. Her make, shape. carriage
and style are exceptional. but her skull
is inclined to be too full or round az
indeed Is tho case with most toy Pomera-
mans nowadays. and the eyes are some
what full.
when II came to winners Mrs. Frank
Tess, one that she had purchased In Eng
land for Mrs. l.. r.. Esther OF Arlington
y J. Toss is a four and half pounds
specimen and was In full form. She is
q nice sort and black all through. Cham
plou Little Sally Lynd was reserve, more
I than hard pressed by tho spicy Ridge
way Buttcrcup. The team prize went &c
I Mr. Quintard's lot, albeit his best dog
! Iidg, way Black Nugget, was taken I'll
/ the night before the show. hence the
greatson Of Gem OF Sheen and Duchess
! OF Kent could not enter the ring. The
/ show was well staged and managed by
| Charles O. Hopton. Ninton T. Breeze
| Judged.