The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Horses Forer Belonging the Late W. K Vanderbilt Run Hre
FOREIGN BRED DOG
PROVES BEST PEKE
Mrs. G. /. Martins Recent I'm
portation, Pun Chin of
Chinatown, Gets Award.
by FRANK f. DOLE.

ny FhANh r. DohHs
The fourteenth annual speciality show
OF the PelSingeese Club OF America was
held at the Plaza Hotel yesterday, with
the attendance above the ordinary The
innovation of having every dog exam
ined and his weight registered before
entering the show proved a big success.
The veterinarian idea seemed to meet
with approval of all the exhibitors. 1t
is patented after the English Kennel
Club rules and likely will be followed by
other clubs in the near future.
Mrs. M. E. Hardy Of Huntingdon, L..
l., Judged all the classes. and the placing
OF the various dogs could not have been
improved upon. Not only did she ac-
complish her task with the skill of a
veteran. but she was not backyard in
enlightening the exhibitors as to why
she placed this or that dog one, two or
three. Although there were nearly 100
dogs less than last year the entry of ia
compared favorably with recent specially
shows.
The winning dog was the 1arest i'm
portation of Mrs. Clinton I. Martin,
Champion Pun Chin of Chinatown. He
is a beautiful biscuit, weighing nearly
eight pounds. and was shown in good
coat. He has wonderful skull, short
tace and the best expression seen in q
Peke in long time. The reserve win
ner was Mrs. Van Beuren's Chang Chi
of Sunnyfields Farm, which is an Ameri-
can bred. This dog two years ago went
through to the winners class. He was
not quite in his best form yesterday, al
though he Is credit to the home breds.
Bitches proved a more evenly bal
Gnced lot all through, but when it came
DOWN to winners bitches. there was no
doubt of the supremacy of Michael f.
Ford's Tou I'll of Chinatown. She Is a
very nice sable. and although not large
headed bitch Is very typical. with a won
cerful depth Of chest. She was shown
with her best clothes on, and she had
plenty OF 'em, and there was no denying
her quality. The reserve winner was
Mrs. McAllister's Yu-Koi of Meridale, a
nice sort of red and very typical. Her
only fault was lack of coat
The Awards.
Puppy Dogs (six months and under nine
months Oblivion by Start Ling, Mrs. Alvin
Greif second, All Celias Ching Chow. Mrs:
Lamar. Mrs. e. Jarvis.
Puppy. Dogs (nine months to one year,
second. Yadda. William Brennan; third. Al
Gee Taps. Mrs. Goodson.
Novice; DogsIWon by Chun-chi of EN-
drop, Mrs II. a. Baxter; third. It-tu of the
Bred rec Pogs dgh eght pounds aPT
Mrs. Clinton irwin irwin t Martin: third Peking
ns American 4u Bred b Dogs IS oyeT STsD" eight pounds
Won by Medor Ching Su. Miss Madalen
Dingley; second; Kin Kin: Mrs. H.. A.
American Bred Dogs mot exceeding six
pounds)-Won by Al-Gee, Fo. Mrs Hunter
and Mrs. Goodson; second. Melrah Pao Pey.
Mrs. William Frederic Peters.
American Bred Dogs Cred or sable)-won
NJ. Van Beuren; second. Dewdrop, Mrs: II.
a. Baxter: third. Medor Chung Su. Miss
American Bred Dogs Cbiscuit or gray
brindlel-Won by Kao OF Mn Farm MISS
Marie a; stovell: second. Fool CHI OF sunny,
fields Farm. Mrs. NJ Van Beuren; third
Kao of Min Farm. Miss Marie A: stovell;
Wong Kew, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin King.
Limit Dogs teight pounds or under)-Wor
by Pao Wong. Edward b B Hansbury; second.
third Alcelia's Tao-Tai, Mrs. c. de la Tore
Limit, Dogs (over eight pounds)-won by
Nowata Mickey Chow. H. A. Baxter. second
Nowata Sonnie Penfold. Mrs. r.. Connolly
third. Fun Yeng Wrinkle Boi OF Wu-kee
Open, Dogs (eight pounds and under-wor
by Ai-Gee wennie-Tsun. Mrs. Goodson; sec
ond. shunnie OF Alderbourne, Shir-Letgl
Kennels.
open, Dogs lover eight pounds)-won by
Nowata Sonnie Penfod, Mrs. p. Connolly
second. Medor Foo-Yeng, Medor Kennels
third. Fun Yeng Wrinkle Boi OF Wu-kee' WI
open, Dogs mot exceediNJ Elk pounds)-
Won by Tchip Of Arca''y. the Misses
Lowther; second. San Pao Of Pah Kow Ken
nels: third Billikin OF Remenham, Mrs. III
A. Baxter.
open Dogs (any weight and any color)-
Won by Champion Pun Chin of Chinatown
Mrs. Clinton Irwin Ma rtin; second; Ashton
More Young Tendwa. Emwool Kennels; third
Sutherland Ave Chu-I. the Misses Lowther,
Winners, dogs-Champion Pun Chin OF
Chinatown, Mrs. Clinton Irwin Martin. Re
serve-Chang-Chi Of suhnyfields Farm, Mrs
NJ. Van Beuren.
months)-Won by Su-Si OF Clamarlow, the
Misses Lowther: second, Nanking MI, Mrs
A. l.. Brown third. Geisha Girl OF Wu-Kee
Puppy Bitches (nne months and not cx.
ceeding twelve months)-won by ILassa o
Minoru, Mrs william Sheppard: second
Nanking. KIt-en-Kat OF Marimar. Mrs. C. I.
M Novice S,i,; Bitches-won by Yu-Koi of Merl
dale Mrs +. G. McAllister: second. Bug OF
Wu-Kee, wu-Kee Kennels: third, fen-Sine
Flu, Mrs NJ. Van Beuren.
American Bred Bitches (eight pounds and
under)-won by Yu-Koi OF Meridale. Mrs.
y q McAllIrter: second. Ii Tchi Of Mid
trees' Mrs. Morton u. Paul; third. Me Lab
Of Pah Kow. Pah Kow Kennels.
Ancrican Rred Bitches (hiscuit or gray
brindleC-won by Ia Fsu of Clama row. tho
Misses Lowther; second. III Tschi OF MD,
trees, Mrs Morton Y. Paul; third, Taku or
sunnyfields Farm, Mrs. NJ. Van Beuren.
Limit. Bitches (eieht pounds and under)-
Won by Tou III OF Chinatown. Michael =.
Ford: second. Nanking Kit-en-kat OF Mari
Sian Miss Bueno. ~
winners. Bltches-Tou-Ti OF Chinatown.
Michael r. Ford. Roserve--Yu-Koi OF Meri-
dale, Mrs +. c. McAllister.
TO BOx AT ELKs' CLUB.