The sun., 1916-02-06
MRS. HERBERT SURE
PRINCE KUNG LEADS
Gives High Praise to Pcke She
Selected as Best vat
Plaza Show.
ADMIRES HIS DIGNITY


which prevailed. number of entries. quail
ity Of the exhibits and attendance the
show established a record and everything
went of with smoothness which has
been lacking at many recent shows.
The judge, Mrs. Herbert Of England.
won the admiration OF the ringsiders by
her Systematic wor; and all were OF
the opinion that the AFFAIR was the best
Judged show IN the history of this club.
Although there were many upsets and
newcomers went over winners Of tho
past the awards were received with
favor and few criticisms were heard.
Mrs. Herbert is typical Of the British
school of Judging She knows Just what
she is looking for and fnds 1t without
wasting any time. Vet she gives each dog
a thorough examination and when she
arrives at her decisions there IL no
wavering, hut the ribbons are handed
out with a hnality that shows she has
thoroughly made up her mind as TO the
hest. This trai; "a appreciated by win-
ners and losers alike. for there Is no
place In dogdnm for the doubling
Thomas sort of Judge Tie who hest
tstes II lo>.. ne tn" Judging ring, II he
seeks the respect Of the exhibitors and
ringsiderS
II will he interesting to all breeders
Ia know i,is, what Mrs Herbert thinks
"f the different specimens brought he
fore her. and when interviewed she
showed ~ remarkably retentiNe memory.
clearly calling y" mind the various en-
hibits and telling how they shaped UP
In her mind
FOR the winning dog. Mrs VI. NJ Van
Bcuren's l''ucc kuuS Of Alderbourue.
which Won , beg on tho I y. Morgan
trophy ny being adjudged best dog OF
either sex iu the show. the British
woman had uuthirg but praise. She
said that sh" was of the firm belief that
he did not hay" 4 peer among the dogs
brough, before her. and that In thinking
, over the awards which she had made she
did not husitat" To- say that no mistake
was nad, when she put hiN To- the top.
In describing the dog she spoke of his
wonderfu head. beGut.fui eyes. nagnih-
cent coat. compact body twithout being
too short which CaU - carried to- L!'
\cStreme ~ i"Ningese'. and above
tcVcrythiug of hi deWeauur in the ring
and how he carried himself with a dig
nifty which Is essential tn tine breed.
Mrs. li.rh-rt POINTS out the fact that
the rckiug"s" waS ,he royal dog Of
China tor centuries a'd that they
should have & d.guiird carriage, which
IL differont trnu tn" antics and perky
sinartn-SS S""' iu a HowcrUnau. Prince
kung sh.' Thought = striking example of
a dog which bears hiiu..'lf with dignity.
and ended hy .aN ing that he is tn. tyne
favored ~ Euglaud aud that when h.
was exhibited there before coming to
this country h. Detected All Of the best
dogs owned IN that country and won at
1.-THE lar-r~t Shows
The iCs,rNc Winning dog Nowtta
Ting "a owned bS Mrs. T. Il. Spaldng
OF Bust IN. Mass, which Won the
sterling SILVER cup offered 10y James
Gordon l:'. nett ror tn" best American
bred In the SHOW. came IN for many
, hattciiug y"nHrNs from Mis-. Herbert.
She said that II" stood out ~ the best
American bred IA the show and thIt he
was tl" best hom, bred 81" had ever
seen. His gr,t,squc ty - ANA al round
good quality impressed hci, and she
thought IT," dog was o.e OF the best
specimens Owned IN tins country. He
did not d,pO't n W>"lf with the dig itiad
manuer nf the w'lu'r, aud as he was
newcnnor at q l,g show ne wt- in
clncd - get ,xc,'.d. His attention was
more "it the other dog, and he wanted
to have romp with them instead OF
shown. himself before III" judge.
~ tho Other dogs for which Mrs. H""-
lber' hli mu,n praise wee Mg. Arthur
H.. Hnlllrs'S Young Went. ot ilyd"srcc,
"A b's.u' Cn@ ".tl " nlnNe!ipn~ mead.
but shown @ iit'l" short at coat Mrs
Iiarr, ',I'+. ti,' '-,tU' tJiDu log I. ma X
of ,,..,,N v...r .n.. ,i,....rsh,d a. A,!ng
one of TIM u,.t 'i MS colo DO ;U.- ,uUn-
irN auD q d'- v.'h q m gu.Hycui coat.
grand head aud type th.1 wouI carry
N,m fur,r,r uu In the rIlzr lists II he
would not ~u,k - much ~ the ring.
/ The young American hr"ds which she
thought uf merit were Mrs. Haley flske's =
Overcro,> sun Yen. FIN" shaped little
dog, whirh showed wck and Mrs. Charles
Lester Cow psi Of IIydegree. a gray
hrlndle of good type when scored In
: forcfacr
Mrs. Herbert dwrlled AZ length on the
great quality OF Champion Cairnwhin
Tinto Of Hydegree which she placed as
the hesi OF her sex. She stated that
Tlnto was one of the most extraordinary
specimens that she has seen: that she
does mo- have an equal In her sex. and
that barring few minor faults she is
iinrlncihe Another American bred muci
to Mrs, f'"rh"Its llklng was her reserve
winners bitch, ''u"ha or i.lehrud preh
and owned h| Mrs. \. M''1ur" HALEY
THIS dog ls ais" OF IN" Gro'eNIut type,
the Jud-" sad, ana hes'd'S mas II mar
vellous head 80 sludN" IN ior"tice alri
with the uua'nt expression so desirable
She was SHOWN snort OF 'o'' ana nor III
the h"s' condition. but when sne makes
w In th'S" respects she VIII Always De
good winn'r.
Ms y VI i'uh'e' NH'",i'''i az
TAX Teen Nan ilan many me" 'n'',ks Sa'o
en"u' h"'' HN' 'h' Juus' 'N'n "oI ~,
m>ns"!\ me puppy hlt'h winner,
Tc ar l'"WilNhht. owned ny M'S' w J.,
Scott. Jr., Mrs. h.Th"r' thihNs a!So w"
develop mt" i'"I s""u TYPE vi "'ttn'