The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

are the best pair OF their breed now
being shown. and both have a big fol-
lowing among lovers Of the big boar
hounds. In bitches, the Succabone Ken
nels. owned by Hartman. cleaned the
boards. getting winners and reserve with
Champion Succabone's Pyra n Asia
Of Hildeburgh. respectively.
Valley Farms led the Russian wolf
hounds In both sexes. winning with Oriik
o. Valley Farm and DUMAS o. Valley
Farm.
In Irish settlers. Mrs. Walter Simmons
beautiful Champion Wildwood Red Jacket
repeated his recent successes, winning as
best. Reserve was the California entry.
81. Lambert's Caltra M. sent IN by its
owner. Otto Pohl. to try conclusions
with Eastern winners. He had swept
everything In the West. but failed to
dethrone Wildwood Red Jacket as the
king OF this breed here. Lismore Ken
nels won In the opposite sex with Lis
more Colleen.
The cocker spaniel classes were not
AS well filled as at the recent Nassau and
Long Island shows. In blacks Cham
pion Durbar continued on his undefeated
way. getting the rosette over Cassilis
Kennels Champion Chesasusque Dur
bar. At every show in which Durbar Is
entered he strengthens the claim that he
Is the best black In the country at this
time, as he has yet to acknowledge de-
feat, n has been exhibited At the lead
Ing fixtures. In the class for parti-
colored cocker bitches. Mrs. Haley
Fiske won winners and reserve with
Champion Overcross Iris and Overcross
Ruth.
G. Oliver 1selin. Jr, swept the beagle
classes with his champions. Beiray
Chancellor and Belray Cromwell. and
the Pinewood Kennels. owned by Mrs,
May II. MacCurdy. led IN both sexes In
collies with Champion Seedley Sterling
in males and Pinewood Pippen. her home
bred sensation. In the opposite sex.
Chow elbows were a fine show. For
winners four dogs Of the highest dis
tinction WED when Champion Yuey,
Champion Win Sum Min Using. Cham
pion Eastern Star and Dinky Of New
lands met. Yuey. owned by the Coas-
sock Kennel Of birmingham. Mass.
won. with Mrs. Frank Hutton's Min
Using reserve. In bitches two magnif-
cent specimens battled for supremacy.
Coassock Kennels Champion Carissa.
the dam Of their winning dog Yuey.
tried hard to win the rosette for the
best of her sex. She failed In this by
a scant margin. for he reenacre Ken
nels' wonderfully headed. heavy boned
and grandly built Champion Shin Of
China was the winner.
Tyler Morse judged ~ English bull
dogs In the absence OF W. J. Nichols.
who was slated TO come over from Eng
land to Judge several of the breeds. He
upset the talent when he placed the
Rockclife Kennels Champion Lord
Brilliant as winner and Alex Stewards
Strathtay Knowle Monarch reserve.
leaving out In the cold the famous win
ner Strathtay Prince Albert. winner
three times as best OF his breed At the
Westminster. In bitches Champion
Crissie Denton led. with Florence Blum
da reserve. II was thought that the
reserve winner had defeated the great
Champion Oak Mana for that place. bur
those In the ring said that Florence
Phunda did not meet Mana because OF
An oversight on the part OF the latter's
owners In not having ner in the ring at
the time reserve was given Out. Cham
pion York Ryburn Swell. Hlllcote Ken
nels' remarkable Airedale. again proved
invincible. getting winners over Alex
Stewards famous Champion Abbey King
Nobbler.
The surprise Of the day developed in
the judging Of the winners class for
Airedale bitches. when vickery Kennels
Aman Gem-the dog famed as hav
been picked up in an English pound and
sold for Sl0-which had swept every
thing before her for a series Of big wins
at recent shows. bowed to an Amer
lean bred. Chesney E~nticement. shown
by Otto w. Lehman Of Chicago. This
win augurs much for a sensational
career for the young American bred. to
which credit for producing goes to a
Long Island f~ancier, w. c. Eckerson.
Bull terriers marked another big win
for the Noross Kennels youngster Noross
Blue Moon. a dog of such quality that
he displaced the great Champion Sound
End Sombrero and Glenedyth Imperator,
two Of the leading winner at past shows.
The decision did not meet the approval
OF all. while others were found who said
that II wal the correct placing. a condi-
ton OF affairs always found when a new
conner dethrones old champions. French
bulldog classes were well filed, DIR.
George Anderson scoring a popular win
with his Dundee Gamin. Reserve was
Frederic Poffets Gamins Rival Son,
which. according to the type Of the win
ner. might have given way to Poffets
La France Models Rival, q dog built
much more on the lines OF the winner
than the dog placed reserve. In bitches
Robert A. Scott made his third cham
p.on In less h a year when Frenchie
Nictorine won here.
The Boston terriers classes did not MI
as they should. a feature Of the usual
Mineola show hard to explain. An upset
occurred In dogs when J. N. Halle's
Combination was selected over Mrs. d.
d. Dunn's some Nobby Boy and Mrs.
w. +. Porter's Dallen's Sample. both Of
which many thought should have gone a
peg higher. with Combination the run
nerup. In bitches Mrs. =. ]. Sullivan
won with Lady Grand, reserve being
Mrs. A. s. Whitesell's Some Little Girl.
Thorncroft Marksman. Jack Thorn
dike's s~even-year-old champion, was re-
turned best Irish terrier in the show.
He won over the winning dog, Vickery
Master Key, and the winning bitch,
Vickery Aurora Glory.
Sealyhams made keenly contested
classes. Two Caradoc won In dogs, fol-
lowed by ]. r. Boards Roamer. Both
are highly typical OF this little low to
ground terrier. In bitches Locust Lane
Erskine Susan, shown by Mrs. Frank
Hix Fayant. won over W. Ross Proc
tors Champion Birkdale Bess. The
show was a complete success and for
once was favored by good weather. In
past years Mineola has had to contend
with rain, but barring a slight shower
on Monday. which did not deter things
to any seriou extent. the weather was
perfect for an outdoor show. True Il
was windy on Monday. but many exhibit
tors. especially those with short nosed
breeds. would rather have a good breeze
blowing than extreme heat. from which
their charges always suffer. 1t was said