The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
NEW SENSATION AT
TUXEDO DOG SHOW
Imported Irish Terrier, Blar-
ney Moorlaugh Manus, Best
of All Breeds.
ny FRANK r. DOLE.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HHaALD,
TUxEpo PARK, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-The
initial dog show of the Tuxedo Kennel
Club scored a big success here to-day.
There was large attendance and
handsome sum realized for the benefit
of the Tuxedo Hospital The show was
staged on the porch and lawn Of the old
clubhouse. the judging rings beneath
huge trees on the bank of Tuxedo Lake.
There were a25' dogs benehed. rec
ord for limited breed show about New
York. The affair went without Earring
note and I am grateful for the jealous
support from the bench show commit
tee, Mrs. David Wasstaff, w. Rosseter
Belts Theodore Frelinghuysen. Pierre
Lorillard, David rWagstaff. Mrs. Frank
b. Keech and Mrs. Clarence G. Pell
Nine Judges were In action They We're
Mrs. Haley Fiske Tyler Morse, Wallace
MacMonnies, Capt. Alfred A. Thornet,
Mrs. w. ii. Perry, John Dietsohler Rob
ert Sedgwick. Jr.. j. b. Cooper and DR..
G., A. Anderson. A new Irish terrier
fresh from the Emerald Isle named
Blarney Moorlaugh Manus, WAS brought
out by John @, Bates. The new Paddy
was the sensation of the show, Blarney
Moorlaugh Manus Is three years old.
with wonderful coat of the real Irish
red. strong shoulders and quarters,
beautiful neck and head and proper
length of back.
Besides taking all honors in the breed
Barney Mooriaugh Manus won the
Presidents cup, the gift Of Mrs. Preston
Davie. for the best dog or bitch at he
show. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Yields cup
for the best sporting dog or bitch.
The cup given by the vice-president.
Mrs, Theodore Frelinghuysen. for the
best of the opposite sex to the winner
of the Presidents cup was awarded BY
DR.. Anderson to the shepherd dog Pavla
Of Joselle, owned by the Joselle Kennels
of Elkins Park. Pa. This Is newly i'm
ported bitch brought over by z. A. Is.
Widener. who has set UP the Josel]e
Kennels. Pavla also won the Treas
urer's cup, the gift of Mrs. David Wag-
staff. for the best transporting dog or
bitoh.
The Secretary's cup, the gift of Mrs.
Edward NJ Weld, for the best American
bred was won by that typical wire
haired fox terrier Kings Point Falcon.
owned by Mr. and Mrs. George n. Owen
of Great Neck, l.. !. My Trophy, for
the best puppy in the show, went to
Bustolic Belle. q newly imported wire
haired fox terrier, entered by new
conner to the fancy, NJ. w. Newton OF
No ihattan.
To close the unclassified specials after
a close competition Mrs. +. b. keech
prize of SIS for the handler making the
largest number Of entries was AWARDED
to Lawrence Brufnby OF Westbury, l.. l.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Thompson
Yorkshire terrier champion Gatenby'
ST. Wilfrid's King, now nine years old
but In the pink OF condition, won the
variety class for all toy breeds mrs.
Frank IT. Clarke won handsomely win
her Pomeranians Kings Point Fai-
con won in the strong variety terrier
class. while in the variety transporting
class the winner was Mrs. Mabel ].
R,dden's French bulldog champion
Haworth Marie. In the variety sport
ing class after keen competition the
winner was the greyhound Cold Spring
Farm's Fascinating Witch, owned by
Joseph z. Batten of Philadelphia.
A sum of $ss5 was realized In vot'
ing contest for the most popular doe
in Tuxedo Park. The dog to win was
Miss Annette Tilford's chow named
Pickles