The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-13
NEWARK SHOW NOW
Is THREE POINTER
Biz Entry Raises Rating Of
Popular Fixture in New
Jersey Metropolis.
JUDGES HAVE TO HUSTLE

Nv annual Sil'N VI ''' ~
mel club is yearly becoming larger and
more important, and is now recognized
as one of the big shows on the circuit.
Yesterday the fourth annual fixture took
place in the First Regiment armory. and
637 dogs were entered. which makes u
high water mark for the club and in
sures n three poin. rating for the win
HerS. The Newark show is n SORT OF
preliminary to tine big Westminster show.
and the many finciers take their dogs
In the Newark show to give them their
anal lesson IA ring manners before the
big Garden Hfair. New and promising
youngsters Il 80 come out there to take
their first glimpse AT the show ring and
its surroundings. so that when they come
to the Garden they will not he ring shy.
A fine 10: -! dogs were seen yes
tordly. ard The 'a.'h Of Judging the
great numbci of dogs IN the short space
OF time allowed in - one day show
taxed the various judges to the utmost.
The attention uf Il large crowd VAS at
tracted to the Boston terrier ring. for
Mrs. r \ D"ilcn of Boston was judg-
Ing. and her work u. considered authori
tativc. The winning dog proved to be
Ralph j Gains Crown Prince III. and
the reserve winner Mrs. n. u. Dunn's
Some Norby BOY. both are high class
b'tF dlll VIII NlpWU4 ne NlItn CLASSICS
brought uut unusually keen competition,
and "A youngstcr named countess Dee
Gee. which anne Over from Washington,
made a decided Inn with the ringsiders.
She is q thirteen pound specimen. beauti-
fully marked. good in head and sound.
Her r'gh; to leading place went uncon-
tested unit, she met +. A. Connell's
DhIen's Souhrc;tr IN the winners class,
where she had 20 Ice content with second
place.
The winuel. Solbrette. is a corking
rood typ and Hwns one of the bes;
heads ever seen IN a Boston terrier.
French and Eng ish bulldog fanciers
supported judge \. Mcclure HALEY with
a big entry and quality ran high in
these classes. In Trenches newcomers
10 tie show ing won the leading honors
when Frederic rofet's Gamins Rivals
Son was the w.nners dog. with Haworth
Kennels Ha"o:;h Pixie reserve. Both
OF these Youngsters are new TO the
show ring AT A.. Is. &. fixtures ard they
make close competition. The winner IL
a big boned, good headed dog and the
reserve equally "a, good in many respects
and ii was hard 10 choose the better
one ~ the tive. Both claim Ganins
Rival rs their sire.
A fine lot OF settlers was seen, and the
winners class brought together three of
the best sp' cimens ~ this breed ever
known here. The winner was Or. Edwin
Hairs Aiberts SIR Allister and the re-
serve BE jamIn TROOPS Claude OF Cam
Ian. Next in iiHc anne b. I. Mangan's
Noble ~, and the taree made an inter-
esting class.
Cocker sptuiels brought out several
new ones. the most admired being ]. Nc
Phillip and u II. polling's black bitch
Goodness sake, recently purchased for
these fanc.,rs hy Ben Lewis, .Jr. She
Won the special for best black cocker in
the show, and may 20 To tn" top on her
ali around quality and wonderful head
properties.
John 4. fIorra> took home everything
IN English bulldogs with his importations
Toll Bar Jack and Chestnut Ginger.
which were winners Of best OF their re-
specify" S"N. Chestnut Ginger was
placed 49, the best OF the breed, "A re-
markah!" pcriormanc. when II is known
that ~" arrived IN this country from
England "a few days ago and had Just
had "A long rip over. She made a great
impressiur. as did her stable mate Jack,
wrirh made his first local appearance
yesterday.
In wire haired foNterrlers Mrs. Cur
nee Mann brought out a good one in
Walpol" Stardlor. which won. and in
S"alyhams q small log, Hadiey Tadpole,
Just impolt"d b.. Mrs. Rodman Wanna
maker. was greatly admired Harold
Obcr had "A lno .ot of Airedales to mass
or. Hcathcotc Kennels trot,ed out
Leeds Reformcr for the first Time IN
a number Of mO' .lis and took winners
logs The sumo kennel also was sue
c'"Sfrl IN the smooth foyter.ier classes,
winning Wit llrathcote Sandspark,
l.uEe H. Swauk made his debut as an
sHhihitor Of German shepherd dogs and
CnTs a', u"inS gong 10 pest win
o"N'luIt rrltSi won Magdeburgh, which
was placed over the dog winner. Sheri-
dan Norton's Max. for this snecinI
i,ryo .a,a ,n, -"
was a success, much Of the credit for
which was due 10 the efforts OF John
wheaton the hard u,orLin. ,aa.n
tho ~ ,.a -" "uinin secretary OF
~. ~" Jersey organization. who was
mere, there and everywhere administer
And dogs.
~. "'N
'olh o. Rates Irish terrier Champion
Barney Belinda was adJudged the best
dog of either sex In the show hos, ON
pos!te sex being tho Airadai. ,arrp
Locus iteioriiitr'
In bitches Rohrr, \. Scott introduced
q new ore I'm lTrencal. VIctorine A nin.-
nlouths-old hl.,k b,t,di. a., -
n,anshin 'a't 'a.nute 'nd' mas chah-
plollshlp 'aIlDre. which went through
her CLASSES, including winners. Reserve
pa rrinc ''a.l barton IouFauoi
" i'"''9S' heiort the Judging Mr.,
Scott purchased The winning bitch
BaAorth Mirci. t. from Mrs. Mabel Rid-
dell. The awards