The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
CHAMPION MATERIAL
IN AMBLER DOG RING
Toll Bar Jack Gets Title Mark
ings in the English
Bull Glass.
GOLDIE QUEEN A WINNER

ported from England by Benjamin Lewis
81 Lansdowne, Pa. won the special for
4he best dog or bitch in the annual show
held by the Gwynedd Valley Kennel
Club here to-day. Sunnower also gained
enough legs on the Caldwell trophy for
Il to become the absolute property Of
Mr. Lewis, who had won legs on that
trophy on two other occasions with other
dogs.
The Senator Ware trophy. also won by
Lewis entries the last two years. went
10 Sun,ower to-day. This remarkable
GREYHOUND came out for the first time
IN this country at the last Philadelphia
show. where she made a hit with those
who know a good specimen Of this
breed. She seems to he destined to full
nj all OF the predictions made for her
at that time.
A surprise was handed to the local
Fomeranian breeders when Mrs. q. =.
I.akeland's recently purchased General
Mite, a little Wolf sable dog, went over
q hot field among which was the well
known and prominent winner Banner
Sable Laddie. This dog had won a number
of prizes a, matches held in New York
recently, but the first time he came out
at an a. *. G.. show where the competi-
ton was keen was to-day and he lived
ND TO his English record. when he beat
the field pitted against him.
Airedale terriers were one OF the best
lot Of logs on hand. and as IL the rule
At all shows held in this vicinity they
made the largest classes. W. Il. Baker
Jr., OF New York was the Judge. and
he said that he was greatly impressed
with the quality of the exhibits, and
especially the puppies, Of which there
were several Of great promise.
In the bitch puppy class two young
sters came out that have the earmark'
OF future queens of their breed. II wa
. close rub between them for the blue
the Judge finally selecting a. II. Crock
cts Goldie Queen first. with X X
Blanks Sister Susie IL. the runnerup.
In winners dogs Andrew McCrea's
Abrecorn Gold Edge won. while the
puppy winner, Lord Violation. shown BY
George NJ. Pearce. was placed reserve
Tn latter is a remarkable %youngster
He has a good long head. heavy bont
and will be heard from at future shows
In bitch Winners Martin :. Baldwin,
imported Heathco;e Enchantresse wo,
handily from Mrs. Henry KNOTS Pr!n
cess Portia. They are both OF the sa M,
type. but the winner scored in bone
vas put down In beautiful form. while
the loser was a bit short of coat.
Good Enxlish BulIdogs.
George Low had a representative 10
Of English bulldogs TO pass judgment on
He selected John +. Horrax's Toll Ba'
Jack as the best and by doing SO CAV
this dog the numbe- Of points necessar!
to enable II to lain a championship
title. II was Jacks NTH consecutive vii
in this country and he has now a;taine,
championship without meeting a re
verse. Reserve 10 Jack was Thoma
Parvin's newly imported Magnet Dand.
Penfold. about as massive an animal a
ever seen in the breed. II has a goo,
headpiecc and the heaviest bone imagina
BILE. but lost in length Of back. Ii
bitches James :. Bechtold's Peggy VOL
with little TO spare from John Davies
Roseville Britannia.
a nice field OF Boston terriers wa
shown. In dogs John Keegan's Tn
whistler won, getting two more cham
pionship points more than enough {
give him a title. but for the fact tina
he needs jus, one three point win. Re
serve to The Whistler was "A puppy Pete
Noodles H., owned by Rober, Hughe,
which gives every Indication OF develo,
Ing into a frs; Fighter.
In bitches several nice puppies an
norices We're shown. Notable anon
these was the Ravenroyd Kennel
RaVenroyd Romance, a quality youngsts
which vert from first puppy to resery
winner and won the special for the be.
puppy of its breed In the show. Winner
bitches prize was taken by Mrs. NJ. !
Brecht's F~asc!nator. a real good ligh'
weight.
Mrs. A Mcclure HALEY won ever,
thing offered in Pek'ngese. Pao Lung
Llenrud was winners dogs and Ouena
Llenrud best of the opposite sex. RI
serve to Ouena was a good young bite
named sun Flo and owned by Thomas
Hudson. 1t was a bit timid In the rir
and its chances were injured.
Mrs. Frank T. Clarke, scheduled
Judge the Pekingese, was absent and tn
breed was taken by John Sinnott
Philadelphia, who substituted for Mr.
Clarke in the breeds assigned to her.
Debutante Terrier Wins.
Mrs. William c. Thompson brought o,
her new Importation. the Yorkshire te
rier G%atenby's Armlcy Little Dick. ar
his debutante to the American show rr
Vas given winners honor.
About a dozen French bulldogs mac
close competition. In dogs two OF Il
finest youngsters in the country fougl
n close battle for supremacy. Thu
we're Hugh Jackson's Gamins Rival. j
and Frederic Poffet's La France Model
Rival. placed as named. There IL HIT
10 choose between them. but the winn'
scored a bit in development, has a wol
derful head with "A wide muzzlc al
plenty OF layback and cushion. He
n bit heavier in bone and thicker throul
the chest and a trife lower to groui
and wider In hrisket. They are sta
of the first ma gnitude and champion W
be written before the name OF Zach b
fore many moons
A pleasing and unusual %innovati'
vas that of allowing exhibitors to lea
the grounds as soon az the judging
their classes was over. This made
possible for New YORK and out of TOW
exhibitors to get early trains for hon
AID there was none OF the confusion al
delay contingent upon the breaking
Of the average show.
OPENS NEW CHOW KENNEL.
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