New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
PUPPIES HAVE
FIELD DAY AT
ORANGE SHOW
Upset Champions in Sew.
eral Breeds, to Sur.
prise of Fanciers.
MGUCKIN CUP TO
Gil. CRISSIE DENTON
ouintard's Holmbury Reve |.
Awarded Title of Best Sporting
Dog, as Well as Other Pri,,,

There were 376 dogs bencn,S =, :,
fourth annual show CT the 0n,.s
Bide Wee yesterday in the ~
( Regiment Armory in that city pa
pies had field day in several h,..T
and went up the ladder from ,s,.a
TO winners to the discontinue y
champions. In every way the sY,,..
was a success. The Bide.s.Wse NJ
at Brick Church now maintains g.
twenty 10 twenty-five stray cAn.,.
tients a day, and the dog show 4, 4.
pended on for a part Of the reyena,,
. The management and judges ,s,,.
as volunteers in the cause. The s,n
founders" as judges were rrsnk
Dole, Vint Breese, G. Muss Arnol, 40
Oscar Vos, while the epeciahsts 4,
cluded F.. II. Hobbie for the sports,
terriers, except Airedales, which ~
TO the capable hands .; A. B. Tho
son, and |. de Winter, who as.,S !.
place Of Miss Anne Tracy for ths Co.
man shepherd dogs.
Although not on the carpet until
dusk, the unclassifed specials MI
the throng, and were judged so ouiesl,
and in such accord by Dole and brs.,.
that Arnolt, the referee, was not ealss
upon. Mrs. B. F. McGuckin's Gun d,
the hest sporting dog was avsrd.5
to the Rockcliffe Kennels bulldog. Ca
| Crissie Denton, which earlier, unde,
John (. Horrax, had beaten Ch. Ca.
Mana, and so squared accounts from
the Long Island Circuit in the rev.
lar classes.
Although owned by the same ken.
mel, it was great Guel on point,
between the two and recalled 10 bull.
dog fanciers the great struggle in ii.
same ring at a New Jersey Ksnnsl
Club show between George Thoma.,
white dog, Ivel Doctor, then just land.
ed, and Richard Cookers $4,000 inter.
national champion, Rodney Stone,
when the brindle. with W. L. Lees,o
| judging, met his first defeat.
Miss Marguerite Van Tamosehti
cup for the best sporting dog wa
won by G. W. Quiutard's wire-hairsd
fox terrier, Oh. Holmbury Reve, tho
only Quintard entry benched Holm.
bury Reeve, which mace an exeellen.
showing and asked 70, everything
also won Miss Inez Fosters prize for
the best dog or bitch and II. $. Hatk.
ness's cup for the best bitch.
DR.. James f. Hairs English setter,
Albert's Mallwyd Mixture, now full.
fledged champion here as in Grsa
Britain, won the Orange Bide-s.Wa
cup as the best male exhibited.
In French bulldogs, Breese picked
the dog puppy, La France aodsL
owned by F. Poffet, as The best OF he
breed, with Mrs. u. Rohertsons
Joufflu reserve in winners. Amongths
Sealyhams, under the same Judge, lvo
Caradoc turned the tables on E9ls
ham Lawrence's Temperance, vhieh
reversed the placing at Gedney Farms
last week by James Mortimer 10
quote Breese: Temperance is BET.
ter-fronted dog, but Csradoc beats hin
in head, back, coat and character
f. H. Hobbie made q popular svi't
in Scottish terriers when he selected
the Walescott Kennels WaleseOti
Master Wullie, the puppy that cane
| first into prominence at the BI!tmsn
show, for the highest hUnors IN ID.
breed. In Irish Terriers he places
the puppy Leeds Coneail Pat, owned
by c. A. F. Won Pfzennayer, euprer'
in winners, with L. II. Poers's c.
Aroostook Historic Historic resery.,i
much better furnished dog in all &C.
partments, in the opinion OF the nhs
side.
Hobbies placings were again thor
oughly Endorsed, however, in the "sH
Highland white terriers, with us
Lawrence entries, CHI. Rumpns q
Glenmere and Waitress of Braesooa
taking the respective winners classes
Mrs. f. S. Allard's entries had
similar series of sweeping successes
in Pomeranians, with Pomland psn
of Kent taking winners dogs and nu
Orley Mites Sunfower, a recent pur,,
chase from Mrs. II. Mex. Pulls ana
Pomland Topaz gaining both pisces "
winners, bitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Baxter's neyy
imported Pekingese Schak OF Aiesss
which was TO have made MS dew
had to be scratched, on account y
heat prostration, which left 10 ONLY
old favorites to fight out in the We
ners' classes, which were won, ~
spetively, by Mrs. Thomas Hss'lnc'
Bagatelle Wang Tai ard MIS-. a
Hollands Cairnwhin Tinto OF h's'
gree.
! Airedales, and Thomson was e0I
mended, by his selection OF H.
Heights Geelong Cadet for the .9y
notch prizes, for this terrier, ~ns.
has not been fortunate OF la'e, -
set down in condition tha' i'
claimed the distinctions. lar.
Dole's Boston terrier Glasses .li,r
very strong in numbers ana q..,,d
and his selections, which eulni lnsinI
in winners. dogs, to ". A. Conn .s,,
Yankee Spider and winners, onensi
TO Samuel Ralby's Rslby beau.n
Girl did not vary from recent vs.
ings. .oh Frost.
bite and Odds On as his idesn ,ss
dogs and bitches, both shown i Or.
first time as the property OF o' al
Low. who is an Elizabeth map IN
mot the we'll known Bsltusroi s
professional. -. ,.,,sbt 10
bark and bite, as the hymn s.cd
and two OF the bull terriers eng, ~
in fierce fight while awsit,a' .bcs
call TO the ring. One OF "" =, pos-
officials. with a brave defiance =,
sible hurts, yanked the dogs apo Ian.
Instead of thanking him, tne sIu
dior for one of the owners asked aT,r
TIC right he had to interfere. ~,
from Missouri" shouted the na. ere.
"Who are you? Show me your an
dentials." But the only thing SEW
| - ~ handler was the gate.