The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
JUDGE AT DOG SHOW
SATISFIES EVERYBODY
George S. Thomas Dose Splendid Work at Long Island
Kennel Club Show and Wins Plaudits
of the Exhibitors.

now nearing a we'll deserved champion
ship and Is one Of the best Of her sex
out to-day. Reserve to Victorine was
Mrs. Frederick II. Lanes Princess Ruby.
heretofore famed for her brood p%ropensi-
ties. She is the dam Of the late Cham
pion Delphine, one OF the best out %
years ago. and is also dam OF the we'll
known "a Ia. Ruby has been kept as a
pet and brood matron and made her first
ring appearance Tuesday. She delighted
her owner by her winning. and Mrs. Lane
declared that she is going to make up
for lost time and show her at many
shows In the future. In this connection
It Is interesting to mention that In order
to win Ruby defeated her illustrious
daughter IA Ia.
One of the hardest breeds In the show
to Judge were the Boston terriers. and
Edward Joyce. who did the honors In
that ring. had his work cut out for him.
There were any number Of classes In
which half a dozen dogs battled for SUI
premacy that were of such even type and
all around excellence that the Judge was
sorely tried to get them right. The ring
siders seemed unanimous in the declara-
ton that Joyce did great work and gave
universal satisfaction. Winner dog
was a new conner to this section. ne was
brought on from Boston by Mrs. +. A.
Dallen. who has a habit Of coming over
every year or 10 with some new dog Of
quality enough to win. This year II was
Dallen's Stutz. a swell headed dark
brindle with perfect markings. a good
body and extreme type. lie is a replica
OF the famed Champion Trimount Ro
man. a dog that swept all before him a
couple OF years ago. Reserve to Stuts
was another Bostonian named Nogel's
Captain. shown by Mrs. Emma W.
! vogel. He is also OF excellent type. but
a little higher on the leg thar the win
ner and not quite as good in body. The
Stroller. owned by the Watch City Ken
nels, Il fine puppy. came out In this
breed. He looks as " he would last and
make a real good dog, In bitches Bos-
ton again came to the front. This time
the Watch City Kennels took the rosette
with Lady Bell. "A real good one.
Mrs. Charles Lester judged the dachs-
hunde in a satisfactory manner Michae
Il. Fitzpatrick won In dogs with Rau-
fold Jaegerslust. and Mrs. Henry Samp-
son won both reserve winners dogs and
bitches with Teckelheim lingo and Blue
Blood Frances. Winners bitches went
tn Mrs. G. Davies Tainter's we'll known
winner Champion Noewood Erda Won
Bonis. which has been a consistent win
ner at large shows for the last two
years.
'oihe''~i"nS were "o'' ""''',"''
than Is usually seen AT me outdoor
shows n reason Tor TINS was 10
douht the TACT that Mrs nate 'arhh'
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that breed the judicial role. Alper'
Freeth won In logs with supreme sur
prise. the runner up being Mrs. u. >.
Lakeland's General Mite. "A little wolf
sable. before this show indicated in
this country.
In cocker spaniels, judged by W. X
Lowe. there were well nlled classes OF
high quality dogs. Mepals Kennel won
in blacks with Champion purhar. n
dog that has swept all before him al
recent shows. In black bitches cas-
sislls Kennels won over the Mepal entry
Dora. with Gedney Farms Calmo. Win
ners dogs other than black went tC
Brookside Kennels Aristocrat. and Il
bitches other than black Mepals CLEANED
UP. winning with Nora and Patricia.
- Samuel !. Allen, the judge of The
sporting dogs classes. was absent and
lido NJ Fleischmann substituted. A grea
lot of field dogs were entered and thu
classes were the largest seen at a on'
day open air show in many II day. II
pointers Frank A~ddymann's sterling
lightweight Champion Watland's Wis
dom ronped home with the blue, while
in the opposite sen Harry Kirkover
prominent in field trial circles. scored