The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25
ZENITH OF CAREER
REACHED BY DURBAR
Bloodgood's Black Cocker
Spaniel Takes Presidents
Cup at White Plains.
WYCOLLAR BOY RESERVE

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Howard willets for best in the show at
tho fourth annual fixture OF the West
chester Kennel Club, held at the Gedney
Farms yesterday.
Durbar won over all at the Belmont
Park fixture last month. but on that
occasion those eligible to compete were ,
restricted TO members Of the club and
Durbar did not have as strong a field
p!tted against him.. To-day all corners
were eligible and twenty-five sterling
specimens came in for leading honors.
It was a magnificent lot Of dogs that
went through their PAGES for Judges DR..
J. E.. De Mund and Charles Hopton. and
there were at least ten among them which
Are recognized kings Of their respective
breeds.
The winning Of Durbar was Endorsed
by critics and met the approval of "A
throng at the ringside. Mrs. Roy A.
Rainey's sensational wire fox terrier.
Wycollar Boy, was reserve to the cocker.
m Roekcliffe Kennel English bulldog
Champion Oak Mana, the best OF the
opposite sex.
Among the also rams were the English
setter Claude Of Canaan. placed best in
show at the Edgewood Kennel clubs
fixture two weeks ago the English bull
dog Champion Lord Brilliant. greyhound
Lansdowne Sunfiower. Irish setter Cham
pion Wildwood Red Jacket. bullterricr
Noross Blue Moon. pomeranian Supreme
Surprise and many other stars which
had led in their regular breed classes.
Mrs. Walter Simmons's beautiful Irish
setter Champion Wildwood Red Jacket
wa placed best sporting dog in show.
terriers barred. Wycollar Boy was the
best Of the terriers.
show a B!a
Thu show vas one Of the most sue
cessful and prettiest events seen In the
metropolitan district In many "A day. The
dogs were benched and shown In an
apple orchard. the gnarled old trees pro-
viding shade and lending picturesque
ness to the setting. A large crowd
largely made up of the socially promi-
nent throughout the Westchester SUM
mer colonies thronged the rings.de dur
Ing the Judging. The Weather man re-
Tented and for the first time in weeks
provided AN ideal day for an outdoor
dog show.
Considerable interest was attached 20
the judging of Charles q. Hopton in the
wire haired fox terrier ring. Mrs. Roy
A. Rainey's Wycoilar hoy mad. his first
appearance in iris section since the
Westminster and ne won as the best of
his breed.
This sensational little tike came into
the ring in grand condition. He has I'M
proved greatly over ME Westminster
form, when it was admitted he was not
Vt his best. He seems to have mad up
all over. shows more rib and was in
magnificent coat.
Another Rainey Entry Wins.
Reserve in dogs WAS another Hainey
entry, the young Conejo Highbrow get
ting that place. A few more months to
mature will lind this youngst-r al the
top rung OF the adder. He has great
promise and Will make a name for
American bred terriers.
Another grand home bred was intro
duced by Mrs. Carl Ehi-rmann. Jr., IN
Croydon Radium "A son of the famous
Champion Wire Boy of falgnton. which
bears a marked resemblanc. TO Wycul!ar
Boy. also sired by Wire Boy. Radium
also needs age to make w a bit in body.
lie is a rare. clean cut terrier with %
great head. sound as u bell and choCk
full of terrier spirit.
American breds ruled the roast in Eng
lisb bulldogs. Mrs, g. y. Platt's Astoria
Baron leading the male division. with
Paul Scardun's Champion Beainlng Belle
best of opposite sex,
Mrs. Edward Cecil Waller made her
debut as judge at an A X. c. show 9"
great success. She had well filled
classes and handled them with the
knowledge Of a veteran.
Greenacre Kennels black Dlnky uf
Eewlands was best male and Alansten
Kennels Alansten An Wing best OF the
opposite rex.
Puppy scores In Pekes.
In Pekingese a puppy came out which
went right through the winners, This
was Mrs. Ben Richerts kue 81 Of Alder
bourne, a wolf sable OF grand type and
with tremendous coat. The awards in
winners classes:
Great Danes.Judge; Morris Kinney
Vssrde. Bitches, hrs,, q. Carley Harm
msn's Oh. sucabone's pyra.
Irish udge, Or. j T.. Do
ifund-pogs and bitches, Jericho Kennels
Jericho Kitty Cork.
Dachshunis-Judse, NJ -: Fitzps,ri&
Bitches. Mrs. {. Davies rain,er's Gu. Voc
wood Erda Won Bonis.
Dogs. Sheridan Norton's Oh. Man Bitches.
LeWanno Kennels' Lotto Won Elelweiss,
Kinney-Dogs. John Piorkovaski', Ridge
leigh Hero. Bitches. oliver Harriman's
Lady Dana.
Poodles--Judse. Charles @. Hopton-
Dogs, Red Brock Kennels Red Brook
Pluto. Bitches. Fed Brook Kennels Red
Dsimat!ans-Judse, q. sabo-Dogs and
bitches. Mrs. G.. Davies Painters Wind,
Samoycds-Judge, Charles q. Uopton-
Dogs and bitches Greenacre Kennels Ch.
pd s.~l'4 H.. y. 6 r Pr ROY %.,o 4 f ss,sn-
Bitches, Paul scarl9n's ch Beam.ng Belle.
Fox Terriers.Judge Charles q Hopton
sh; Sabine Kagisrs si'cHss, Mrs. 4 i,
Dogs twlre hairedl, Mrs. Roy y. Ra!neys
Conejo wycoliar Boy, Bitches, Mrs. Roy
West Highland White Terriers-Judge,
Ross,or KennsI ciarks lin snookcr,.
Whippets-Judse. Charles G.; Hopton-
iandsdowne Fair Maid.
Dogs. Louis Lee Haggin's Cruiser, Bitches
W. p, Borden's Sticks sister.
drey Hoiiender's Terence O'Grady.
Clumber Spanie!s-Judge, DR.. T Moore
s~mith-Dogs and bitches, George r. Pres
Field s~panie!s-Judge. DR.. T. Moore.
smith-Dogs and bitches, Brookside Ken,
nels, Brookside sonnie. Jr.
Irish se'is!s nJudgs, O. NUS Arnoit-
Red Jacket, Bitches, G, Esseytyn's sheila
Chihuahuas-Judge,. DR.. j. e De Mund-
DoEs and bitehes-Mrs, ! d. Berry's
italian Greyhounds Judge, Charles @
Hopton.Dogs and bitches, Mrs, II, F
Toy Black and Tan r.~rriers-Judge
Charles q, Kopton-Dog and bitches Or