The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Tie Dual Terrier Shows.

Premium lists for the Airedale Terrier
Club of America and the Wire Haired Fox
Terrier Club shows, to be held at the
Hotel McAlpin on Tuesday, February 10.
under the superintendency of George +.
Foley, are printed in the one booklet. The
entries close for both shows on January
q. In each there is a puppy, novice,
American bred. limit. open and winners
class for each sex, for three money prizes
of $40, IS and So, except, of course, in win
ners. Both clubs. too schedule brace and
team classes as sweepstakes for the entry
fees. and the Airedale Club also give
classes for both dogs and bitches bred by
the exhibitor, with prizes of $40, S. and $3
The members special for the Wire
Haired Fox Terrier Club are headed by
the second offering of Lieutenant Harvey
S. Ladews silver cup. to he won three
times, for the best dog or bitch winning
first in the novice classes The donor is
not to compete for the cup. on which Miss
Jean G. Hinkle secured the initial victory
at last years show. Besides. there are
seventeen specials. open to all, worth in
all about 500. that include money prizes
for the best in the show. the best Ameri-
can bred dog puppy, the best American
bred bitch puppy, the best dog bred by the
exhibitor and the best bitch bred by the
Iexhibitor, the latter OF s25 and given by
Mrs. Roy A. Rainey.
| The Aredale Terrier Club adds gener-
Gus list of specials in cash. for which
according TO printed list furnished. some
forty of the members contributed $500. The
open to all specials are of SIS TO the best
Canadian bred dog and OF $40 given by the
Richmond Kennels for the best Airedale
sired by the late ch. Granite Invader.
| The specials for members only, as may
be fancied. are numerous and on a lavish
scale. ranging from $50 for the best Aire
dale at the show and $50 for the best OF
the opposite sex to prizes Of $25 or $l(
under every possible uplifting condition for
a speciality show. Also, In addition to It's
silver trophies for the best in each class
the club offers the famous "Airedale
Bowl for the best Airedale terrier
benched.
This trophy is a milestone in Airedale
development ever since il was first in conn.,
petition. in 1910. 1t is a perpetual trophy
the namo of each winner being engraved
on the prize and gold medal being award
ed to the owner of each victor. The COM
ing show will bo the ninth annual fixture,
AID to date the following terriers have
won the Airedale Bowl, a record that is
! fruitful in memories of fine dogs to every
lover OF the ebreed:--Champion Prince oi
York. Champion Kenmare Sorceress
Champion King Oorang. Champion Sou
dan Stamboul. Champion Vickery Sou,
brette. Champion Bingley Blossom. Cham
pon York Ryburn Swell. Champion Wick
cry Aman Gem, Champion Poam Maxim
Champion Briergate Bright Beauty and
Champion Normonton Tippet.
The judges at both shows are Philadel.
phians. Thomas Cadwalader, Jr., will take
the Aredales and j. Albert Caldwell. Jr.
the wire haired fox terriers. The former
is the better known for his show actvi-
ties in these days, as Mr.. Caldwell has
been in Europe for some years, but prior
/ to his departure he was a regular exhibitor
and brought out some notable American
| bred wires.