The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
AILSA AND DURBAR
SWEEP ALL BEFORE
THEM AT BELMONT
H. K. BlOOdgOOd's Noted Pair
Of Coal Black Cookers Best
Of Any Breed.
PUPPIES AND NOVICE
DOGS SURPRISE MANY

Belmont Park yesterday. They swept
through their regular classes. winning AS
best black dog and bitch respectively and
then Tor good measure won the presl-
dents cup offered by Tyler Morse for the
best dog in the show and Alfred II.
AAclay's trophy for best of opposite sex
TO winner of thc Morse Special. Also
won the former. Durbar tie latter.
Aiisa also took the trophy offered by
b. L Hutton for best sporting dog and
the w. Ross Proctor cup for best dog
Or bitch bred by a member Of the Mas
0au club.
Both Ailsa and Duroar are coal black
Gpeciments, as much alike as two peas
In . pod. Ailsa has the reputation OF
being considered the best black cocker
of her sex In the country and Durbar has
been declared the greatest black cocker
dog now In the country. They lived up
70 these regulations yesterday.
The show marked the opening of the
spring circuit of dog shows and was an
unqualified success. There may not
have been quite AS many dogs present
as have been seen at some shows held
there In the past. but the quality was
above the average. What was more
pleasing than anything else was the
largo number Of puppies and novices of
many varieties which give promise OF
future winning. In MANY Instances a
puppy or novice went right through to
winners. notably the French bulldog La
France Models Rival. owned by Fred
eric Poffet the IRISH terrier puppy Hi
terfar Reform, shown by the Hilterfar
Kennels; Harry Peters's Chow Chow.
Windholmc's Wan Lung and Mrs. Roy A.
Rainey's wire haired fox terrier Conejo
Perfection.
Besides these debutantes there were
several newcomers TO the show ring
In this country which lived up to their
English records Ivy starting their
American show careers with n win.
They were Mrs. Frank I. Clarke's Pom
eranian Fairfax Wee Freddie. brought
over from England recently by Miss
X. Carlin and sold to the owner OF the
Fairfax Poms, and Mrs. NJ. f. Harby's
imported Pekingese Nowata Swinley Ii
Lien. Both were greatly admired ana
the critics said a bright future was be-
fore them.
New champions were made. Sheridan
Norton's German shepherd dog Max got
the necessary points for a title by win
ming. as did Mrs. William c. Thompson's
Yorkshire terrier Satenby's Little Billy.
Mrs. Thompson was especially pleased.
a. Little Billy is an American bred Of
her own breeding.
In the Boston terrier classes Some
Boy had a great day. He did not win.
- he was not entered, but he did sire
the winning bitch. Mrs. =. ]. Sullivan's
Lady Grand. and the reserve winning
dog. Some Nobby Boy, owned by Mrs.
D.. d. Dunn. who Is also Some Boys
owner.
A beautiful lot OF elbows were bencheJ.
Win Sin Kennels famous Champion
Ming Using was the best and a daugh-
ter Of his. Harry Peters's Windholme
Won Lung. a marvellous coated red
youngster. was best OF opposite sex.
Reserve winners bitches was Mrs. Ell
ward Cecil Walters beautiful red Sun
Wui and reserve In dogs n black puppy
anne Chops, owned by Mrs. H. w.
Mckay.
Conejo Parcels Post was selected as
hast wire fox terrier dog by Judge
George Qulntard. the runnerup being a
youngster, York Mr.. ". brought out
Tor the first time by Theodore Oferman.
The real sensation In wires. however,
was Coneto Perfection, a little hound
marked bitch brought over from Eng
land last January by Mrs. Roy A.
Rainey. This youngster made the talent
sit up and take notice, as she Is all
quality and a rare built one.
Mrs. Harry Taylor had n nice lot Of
French bulldogs to pass on. She Sc
lected La France Models Rival as win
ner's dogs. with DR.. q. G.. Anderson's
Dundee Gamin reserve. Both are young
Sters OF uncommon makeup and are sure
10 be heard from In the future.
Best of the breed went to Robert A.
SCOTS Frenchie Ntctorine, the bitch
winner. This was a correct placing. a.
victor.ne Is an unusually good one OF
the right type.
Mrs. Madge Thorpe dhl not Judge the
breeds assigned to her. Edward +. Ford
took Yorkshire terriers. Harry W. Lacy
English toy spaniels. DR.. z. II. Berend-
eohn Brussels ~griffons and Mrs. Palmer
Judged the Dalmatians In tho absence Of
8. T. Stafford.
Alex Stewart OF Chicago Judged the
English bulldogs. Rockcliffe Kennels
cleaned up with Lord Brilliant AMI
Champion Oak Mana. brother and sister.
leading their respective sexes. The
awards:
AWARDS IN WINNERS CLASSES.
Dogs. ars,, G. Diver fal"sG"I B.lr ns'c cSsaf-
feur: reserve. same owners Whea,iey
eailor. Bitches. hrst. George y. Hooley.s
Boston T~sr5,esvyudss,, Geors. +.
csplsin; p %1sssiv "'ss Mrs. 5. n !, pnna; s't soms
EoSSy Boy; Bitches, hrst, Mrs. p. j.
ssS oahm', sd anHs G iittI. Girl reserve T. D.
ert-poys; nrsi, iockcline Kennels Rock
eline Lord Brilliant, reserve. Astoria Ken.
RoekeIine Kennels Champion Oak Mana
reserve; william E.. oakley's Oakwali
English ssi,e,s-Juds.. George $. Mott
Peiray; reserve, Mrs. 4. Butler Duncsn.s
Gordon s.!,sis-Jadse,, George $, Mott
Dir Robert G.
Irish s~s.'s,;.JuS., George s; Mott
wood Red jacket; reserve. 4. +. Johns;on's
Pate Mick. Bitches. first, Lismore Ken
esi., Lismore fonda; reserve. IL. A. Aver q
Dslmatians-Judeo. Theodore Crane
DOGS nrst. windholme Kennels
Week. Roadster; reserve. same owner
holms Kennels Champion Daldaie Dina
Irish wolfhounds--Judge, +, n. Amber
&S SHNi1' s:rle s"S slaSsss Corr sr''' Albert j.
Great D~anes-Judge. Joseph Burkhart-
goE., hTs,. Charles Ludwig. Champion
QaviSs Jericho's Princess; reserve, O
ca5ley H%arriman's Alma Herrlich.
}s,:onppGss' hT;,, n J, ,pSnoys9,s G,ana
%freisnd's Po.,r.i'. wanda, v
s. ssSstl.h Ds's rho S,,cns + y: An
Butler Duncan.s cioseburn craigie.
sealyham Terriers-Judse. Hamilton
sssd; Tcn. res .as4t; J. Ms 4; npIdeSMIs WseS:
pans Rascal, Bitches, first. Efnnghar
Mrs.. Byron Rogers Aibourne Attractive.
y. ou,n,sra"boxs. Srst, II. s. haidwin''
ueathcote Sandspark reserve