The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

have quit" as straight IA front a. he
likes to see.
HramOor Ted Wins, Then Loses.
Bull terriers were a small lot. al
though of much quality. Champion
Hearoor Ted. I. : B.llin's entry. which
wis picked hy the rirgsidc judges AZ
the Bull Terrier CLUBS specially show
on Monday. bu, which had to take Sec
ond place to Champion Noross fatriciau
in the estimate Of Judge Elliot, on thIt
occasion, was the winner yesterday. Ted
Is a grand dog he il always shown
timed to the minute. and his every
muscle was developed. his feet 80 sound
and firm and quality So high that he
called forth no end OF praise from Judge
Frank /. DOE.
Although of newt that seems i'm
possible to improve upon. Ted had to
take second place when II came time TO
judge the best OF IN. breed, This honor
went to the bitch winner, Manchester
White Rose. Dole said after the judy
ing that II was close b.twc-n them. but
that he picked the bitch for FIRST because
she scored a bit in foreface and in color
Of eye. In making his after
the judging Dole was most enthusiastic
Over 'Ie eVttt lutllIifS III wv IftsT anu
especially the great head properties OF
the bitch. lie says that in has time.
which is so,ne thirty-ive years. he has
never seen a dog Of her breed that could
compare with her in head,
Collies made a handsome display and
the winners prizes IN both sexes went
to dogs which were making their debut.
In the male classes Mrs. &. y. l.untS
Alstead rarbold President was first ana
in the gen'ler sex the same owners Al
stead Peer Show was first, Mrs. I.unt
| imported both Of these specimens with
the avowed purpose % winning at the
Westn MISTER. Her fondest hopes were
more than realized when President not
ONLY was winners dog but also was
placed as best OF his breed In The show,
Crowd watches Police Dogs.
A big crowd tAronged the ring while
the German shepherd dogs were being
Judged. Elnview Kennels, owned 10y
| BENJAMIN Throop of Scranton. Pa. were
! the leading winners. In dogs Champion
Apollo Van Hunenstein, an interna-
tlonal champion, was the victor. ana III
bitches his kennelmate Minka Of Aholter
was best.
While Frank Dole was judging inc
bull terrier classes he sent a specimen
ont of the ring because he said that US
ears had been siiffeied up by glue Thl'
dog was Mrs. \. l., Reynolds Mlkel"
A TOW bull terrier which has never me-
defeat IN his division. Yesterday 'h'
Judge thought that glue or some suci
preparation was used to make the dog
ears stand erect and he put it out o' TN
class, although admitting that II wal
by far the best dog III the lot. MiS
REYNOLDS registered a vigorous protcs
and when her appeal to the bench SHOW
committee was not entertained she san
she would carry the case Tor review u
the American Kennel club.
While the attendance yesterday dit
mt come up To- the vast holiday crow
,een on IN. opening day "A goodly gath
c,ing watched the judging and passe'
before the benches critically inspectin
the dogs. To date the attendance ha
been a rr~brd one and with the int"r'S
that is always showu in the Judgin
Of the foxhound packs to-day shoui
und a big turnout. When the red coate
masters Of hounds lead their charge
into he ring In the pack classes societ
? usually t. present IN force. This yea
\ there has been a liberal entry or hound
and AN of the larger hunts will he r'l
+, resented. At 10 $50 Harry Worc"st'
, smuh viii Judge American ~toNhound
: and at II 80 4, Henry Iligginsor wi
nass on the English f~oNhounds At
+, NJ. the huplcs VIII call the packs
the ring and the most interesting f'i
ture of the show viii begin.