New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Marbald Warsong Meets De
feat in Contest for Coleman
Randolph Cup
Bv !. S. Mitchell

The DOG show at Madison Square
Garden saw it's biggest session so far
Yesterday. for all day long the Wash
lngtou's Birthday observers strolled in
and out Of the building in impressive
sougds. The early birds who had the
courage 10 brave the ch.Ning atmos-
rhcrc of the forenoon were rewarded
by q glimpse of the awards in the
smooth h-haircd fox terriers and by the
wind-up Of the bitches classes in the
wire.haired class. Incidentally, they
SAW the contest for inc SPECIAL. which
hoppcned to be the Coleman Randolph
cup for the best fox terrier in the show
George S Thomas had the onerous
post Of official distributor of the colors
and while he might have aroused the
ire oil few, he seemed to please y big
majority with the style in which he
handled matters. One of the conteuders
Tor the big prize was Mrs Roy A.
Rapey's Co0ojo Wycollar Boy. entered
only for specials. lie is wire haired
specimen imported from England some
time ago. and doubtless the most re-
markable type OF this breed now on this
sidc Of the Atlantic.
His most notable win was in the
Westminster Kennel Club show last
year. when he was crowned as the best
o. all breeds in the show. Wycoliar
Boys opponent yesterday was Marbald
Warsong, owned by the Marbald Ken
ncls, Of this city. also Il "wire" and the
dog which took the shine out Of Mrs.
Ralney's Wire Boy Of Paignton in the
winners class for dogs on Thursday.
On account Of the fact that the gallery
hal 1t doped that Thomas thought high
ly Of Marbald Warsong, they expected
that Mrs. Raincy was in for another
setdoWn. but the dope was at fault. for
the cup was awarded to Wycollar Bov.
Army Men Pleased
Some United States army men who
happened 10 be in the Garden during
the early hours found lot of satisfac-
ton IN the winners bitches. which was
won by Lieutenant II. Hughes. Of the
Lafayette Escadrillc FLYING Corps. now
at the front in France Galich Nette. q
oitch ot rare quality, won the winners
class tor Lieutenant Hughes. Who halls
from Crosse Isle. Mich. and has been
flying for Uncle Sam and aiming bombs
at the Huns for nearly two wears. He
attended the show in the aviator's uni
form and before noon wen, ia tho no-
rade.
The amateur critics and connoisseurs
Who pride themselves at picking the
best dog In the show beforehand found
llenty Of food for reflection while the
variety classes were shown. In the
terrier division there was a sensation
which upset the wiscst calculation. for
2 Csnadian bull terrier named tIaymar
Ee' faultless secured the victory from
{, Hood Elms Primus. an Aredalc.
~ third place came Walbaid Warsong.
the wire foX terrier. who earned win.
In the variety c,ass o. toys there
We're Poms. Pckingese, Chihuahuas and
italian greyhounds, and here the first
vent TO the newly imported Phantom
- Ashcroft. "Pekc' owned NV the
lauklbourne Kennels, with Atom Souih
'ne crack Pomeranian, in second place.
MIS- q. t. i.akeland's Pomerania,,
Vas MADE third with General Mite, and
Mrs. Grace L. jackson earned the
tourth with Kwe-t I'd.
mere was long string trottcd on.
'oi the variety class Of the non-spor+-
,"g DIVISION. and in tho array which
,pel around on the sawdust were
BelE!an and German sheepdogs. old
Lrgllsh shccpdogs. collies. great danes.
oulldogS. CHOW chows and Boston ter
,eFS. After long and close scrutiny
o. 'ne markings Of the different breeds
ne nfSt went to Beaver Brook Nanity.
me property OF the Beaver Brook Kcl,
Fcts' with Alsted Acceptance the
champion collie, second. and La-,v Co
Ilva. an old English sheepdog. mira
ne reserve fell to Hill View Boz an
old English sheepdoe.
In the classes Of Irish terriers. which.
by the way. has been recognized
eieGd since 1876 in the Ola World. John
hates. benched for the FIRST time in
,,merca. the newly imported bitct
forkton My Lady. She at once attract
co inc admlration OF the gallery. which
was a formidable one at the time on ac-
count OF her "daredeyN" swim, and an
Pearance around The ring.
Easily Caught Judges Exc
WIN strongly marked head B..
PirhGld front, massive Quarters leos
ana feet, and hard close coat shn
caught the eye o. the Judge. She
S'i!ed clean through the limit onon
thd "lnners' bitches and also won the
iOphy Iol the best OF her breed in the
~ I,.o"' In the contest she met Wrosc
I"eel' M "ihnef IN the dog classes, and
W. cS Sne i"'erhatlonaI Champion Dou-
re smear, owned by J. Paul Ddnne.
nat Sealyham terriers. which com
handed popular swing a few wears
"s0' were hight in entries was attribu-
.eu 10 the withdrawal of ". Ross Proc
.or Brook hale kennels. The death
MIS-: froctor's mother was the
Vause OF the fancicr'S -appearance.
,1rs. Payne Whitney had matters ali
Her own way in the female depart-
ment, her Greentree Hylands Gamble
Getting the winners and scorjno n,..,,.
hampton Brockholt Inspiration. OF
me Hemlock Kennels.
In the winners dogs first and 20
serve were taken by the IIemlock u;I1
Kennels Hemlock Hill Boy Scout and
tiemlock ilill Bride respectivolv Tha i'''
greenwich Kennels brought out = mont
homebred dog puppy, Peer Gynt t'e,'f "f
Greenwich, and he signalled his doh,', ",
by winning in The puppy and debutante
classes. - ~
The classes OF Cairn terriers were
finished up yesterday morning with
Mrs. Payne Whitney sweeping all be-.
tore her. She won the puppy class
with Greentree Kennels The Shook Of
Misty Isles and in the limit and omen
classes with Ardshcil Gillie Cam. This
asst dog was also first IN winners. with
Mrs. Julian lIaYrs's Jolly Jock second
IN open classes and in the reserve.
During the afternoon progress OF
the show the Westminster Kennel
Club had specia! meeting and passed
resolutions of coincidence over the
death OF IL. X. Bloodgood. Steps were
Immediately taken 10 perpetuate the
memory OF Mr.. Bloodgood, and in
iuture special challenge cup Will
De offered in ,he classes o. cocker