New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Haymarket Faultless, Win
ner Last Year, Has To Be
Content With Reserve
By Harriet Underhill

n Il the day had taken place, people
n bscan to discover that the gal.eries of
n Madison Square Garden offered a point
n ~ vantage which was unequalled for
H seeing the dogs judged.
4 Previous 10 that every one of the
4 salf-million of persons who crowded
Il Inc Garden on the last day of the
4 Westminster Show had tried to elbow
4 his or her way 10 the centre ring
h rhere the uncassified specials were
n being given out.
The man whose duty it is to shout
ant the classes and warn the entrants
a hat il is time TO be in the ring is not
INV more articulate to the lay listener
n ,Ssn the man who performs a similar
n iuty at the Pennsylvania station.
d Awaiting Magic Words
Il But yesterday every one was waiting
n Tor the magic words "best in the
n show" and they were as Ineligible as
q The famous words spoken by the Gov
n ernor of South Carolina to the Gov
n ernor OF North Carolina.
h There was a mad rush for the ring,
81 and people crowded around ten deep.
h leaving just little passageway for
Il the dogs. and they filed into the ring.
n looking for all the world as they must
b have looked years ago when they en-
b tered the ark.
n First came Jacob Ruppert's gorgeous
Fl st. Bernard Oh. Boy, the largest dog
IA in the show Right behind him was
ii Hrs. v S. De Mear's Pomeranian Pail
n Ms Wee Goldspeck. Then came the
d old English sheepdog Ridgeley Hero,
b the wonderful Pekingese Phantom Of
H ashcroft owned by Eldridge Gerry
n Snow; the wire haired fox terrier
4 Gailaich Clip, the greyhound Lans-
4 towne Sunfower, owned by Mrs. B. T.
+ lewis, ir.. and the Airedale Briergate
4 Bright Beauty, owned by G. L. l.. Davis,
Il VI ST. Louis
II Besides these there were represent
n atiyes from most of the other breeds
s. -Scotties. Irish terriers, Welsh ter
ners and an English bull-until one
81 Eondered how the judges could pos
IDLY pick out just one for the winner
"a One by one the dogs left the ring
& nti at last there were only four left
n hey we're the Airedale. the bull ter
81 aer Haymarket Faultless. last years
IS sinner; the Pekingese and the grey
e sund Sunhower.
"a Competitors Plainly Bored
81 The judges lined the dogs up on the
b iatlorm< Beauty and Faultless were
q llainly bored and their exhibitors had
81 hold them by their tails and noses
h % make them look properly smart.
Every once in a while Faultless would
Il sg ID the middle and his wonderful
triangular eyes would seem to say:
IS TIRE the cup to the young lady and
A icts go home So finally they gave
81 the cup TO the young lady, and an Aire~
daie had won this competition for the
b arst time since it was inaugurated.
IA We visited the bench afterward to
Ia see how Mr.. Davis felt about winning
iuch victory, but we found only the
r iennel man.
81 is Mr.. Davis delighted?" we asked.
n can't rightly say, ma am, but | know
h am. Mr. Davis was around here
n somewhere, but | don't believe he
8 SnOvs that he won yet"
Ell Didn't he show the bitch himself ?"
asked in surprise. "No, ma'am.
81 vas ALI belmont as showed her, and
81 Z showed her good. too. Nobody like
IA 1T belmont for bringing out & dogs
Fl me points"
B How does she excel?y asked some
# sae who stood in the crowd, and the
81 ssnnel man turned and said: "Coat,
81 egg, conformation. head, ears, eyes,
q sor, tail, style, soundness, manners.
81 .lze, etc"
|@ But aside from that she isn't any
# Eood, is she - we murmured, not let
81 ing him hear US. because We suspect
sat ne has no sense Of humor.
81 Inc James Mortimer trophy for the
b 'tsi American-bred dog or bitch was
81 sah by the Yankikibourne Kennels, Pc
81 fngese, Yankibournc Chi Nee. This
r sss notable victory, as Chi Nee de-
"a sased at least six champions. among
81 lem the wonderful Tweak En-, the
81 Apeola winner
81 Mrs. Ray A. Raincy offered $50 for
IS is best team Of terriers. A A. Shaw
! Sshean won this with Pride's Hill
81 weak En-, Topper, Traveller and
r. :9ppy, called Flash. won the trophy
h 10y the best American-bred puppy.
81 chi Nee and Champion Phantom. from
e 'ae Yankibourne kennels, won the tro-
81 say for the bext brace.
q Inc awards follow:
81 RUSSIAN woLFHouHps
II eSfn fdogsl-WDn by yladcska Kcnnels en-.
~ = Vizaesks: second. J. 7. Favefs Tippy
81 aias.s eiozs, Won By vlade=ta Kenncls' oh.
ossa 'si,ci'ssl Won ~ viadssEa Kenoals' Oh
n
ss.ssl. third. SIR. q Vo-tmcyer's suie n Ad-
sE9fr ,bl'shes)- By vlaaesAs Kennels
s a.. stsssfs n viecesAs reserte. Norman A.
II '*ss;s kfzsss.
AMERICAN yoxHouNDs
81 o.ss 'doss and .s'c.,csi Won by Mr.. and Mrs.
ss,.s'F wsodtu','s codnedy second feHcatcner
s. sAsse Fo1eatcbcr Kunce. third. Mr. and Mrs.
AHA, woodbur,s s,acs fourth. Foacatcher
Il 7szsas fcgextcaeY sDc,
st,ier. tdoz1 and b,chcsl-~won by Mr.. ard
L. W. de-
g. 'sssr' sese4.
POINTERS
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81 y hog. q pounds ard oysr)--won ny Peter
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