The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-13
BRONX DOG SHOW
SCORES SUCCESS
Columbus Day Crowd Attends
Fifth Annual Exhibition In
Field Artillery Armory.
ny FRANK r. DOLE.

Columbus Day for the fifth year was
celebrated by hundreds of dog owners OF
Manhattan. Brooklyn. Richmond. Queens
and the home borough at the annual
American Kennel Club licensed show Of
tho Bronx County Kennel Club. Phil
adelphia. Boston. New Havon. Hartford
and ether cities had also representation.
Five hundred and twenty dogs were
benched and the show was pronounced
success. despite some cumbersome and
old fogy regulations that impeded
quicker action by efficient Judges.
The show was held In the Second Field
Artillery Armory. Mt 166th street and
Franklin avenue. the dogs being benched
on boarded floor, which was a great
Improvement and far moro sanitary than
the former dirt floor. The strongest
breed was the native American type. the
Boston terrier, which had over 100 rep
resentative., and the breed formed one
fifth OF the shows total They were
Judged by DR.. p. A. Traynor of Whining
ton, Del.
In dogs Or. Taynor put Arthur
Webb'S cracking good Boston. Webb'e
Going Some. up IN the winners class
over A. STRAUSS Kingross. which was
nearly as good. In winners. bitches, the
victor was Arnold Rugge's Spotlight
Girl. with w. #. Kubach's promising
puppy Crystal Perfect Lady reserve.
Spotlight Girl certainly was in the
spotlight under DR.. Traynor. for she also
won the special over Webb's Going Some
for the best Of the breed.
Collies were exceptionally strong and
were we'll judged by Albert Payson Ter
time at a New York show. He placed
the PiDewood Kennels Beechwood Blue
Sol first IN winners, dogs. This is q
very striking blue merle. In winners.
bitches. the Alstead Kennels Alstead
Adorable came to tho front and scored
an impressive victory. She Is typical
collie.
In Pekingese. judged by Mrs. Charles
Ensel, q sensational American bred
partt-colored, Mira. @. II. Horstmann's
Chin Wah. was In spl, ndid form. This
10 dog that won at Trenton, but this
time he gained high distinction by talk
ing winners from all the irnportations.
In the female division there was no de-
nyins the exce1lences Of that splendid
type. Yanlrbourne Kennels Daphne OF
Ashcroft. She easily disposed of Chin
Wah for the best of the breed trophy.
Airedals terriers were n good lot and
well judged by Alex Nelson. The win
ming dog was the Mystery Kennels Mys-
terry Marine. which many thought lucky
to defeat the reserve winner, Il. Gates
Porters Camperdown Boy. The best
bitch was r. IT. Davis's War Bond.
which had ss closest rival John w.
Bowers Balrory. Grand Daughter The
female also won as the best OF tho
breed.
In Ola English sheepdoss William A
Jameson scored with the well known
Clovelly Weather. defeating the Kin
melon Kennels Kinnelon Selection In
winners, dogs. In winners. bitches, Mrs.
Laura A. behring's Bunny Of Cliffwood
was successful. She is a nicely coated
one that was bred by John Drew, the
actor. elbows had very representative
entry. and for the fourth year IN success
sion tho Adamston's Kennels champion
Lord Chumley H.. that very beautiful
red dog of abundant coat, won over all
The rest as the best OF the breed on ex-
hibition.
The best OF ono group of English
settlers was Fred Bimbie's well known
Meadowview Ned. In sporting spaniels
J. Robinson Boards Lucknow Kennels
swept the boards. He won every win
ners class and his collection attracted
great attention. Bulldogs brought In
John sinnotts Who Goes There as the
best This 10 a brlndle, especially good
in body and with an ordinary head.
which won last week at Danbury. In
the females the consistent British impor-
tatfon. the Emwool Kennels Emwool Eng
iish Maid, won very easily. She has i'm
proved greatly during the past year In
this country and Is now one Of tho best
Of the breed