The New York herald., 1921-10-27
THREE JUDGES PASS
ON SHEPHERD DOGS
Bendix Won Eichenbach Picked
as Best in Speciality Show
at Mineola.
ny FRANK f. DOLE.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York ffEsALu.
MINEoLA, L. y, Oct, &c a recent i'm
portation proved the best dog in the
shew at the seventh annual speciality
event of the Shepherd Dog Club Of
America held here to-day. The fortu-
nate winner was the silver gray Bsndix
Won Eischenolch. an e;- teen-month-
cid dog belon ;ing to G. sabo Of Lyn-
brook. L. l. He defeated the highest
class lot of dogs assembled In this cum
try and the decision was popular
The shepherd dog show was juired
by three experts. Messrs l.. +. F. Wan
ner. L. /. De Winter and Vintoi L.
Breeze. This was an innovation and
created much interest among the record
crowd at the Fair Grounds.
With the opening class of the day
came Rollins Siegfried. a fine sable
puppy of the correct type and built on
lasting lines. The Rexden-B -Belcsrzl
Kennels exhibited him. The se,i,r
puppy WHINE rwas Aribert I. of Winter
view. owned by T. S. Miller. This was
a handsome silver fawn dog AMI was
again a winner In the American bred
class. where he was second to George
Wagner's Arbo III. Of Winterview am
other silver gray. with a good head and
hindquarters, though a trife long IN
front. It was not surprising thai he
should prove the reserve 10 Bendix vo.i
Eischenbach in the competition 20: tae
best dog.
The champi,n class furnished keen
competition and some anxious moments
for the railbirds. as there were eight
champion dogs. including several gran
champions and international champions.
I, cr{y dor Hai ink
owned by John Cans topped the bunch
Of notables. Grand champion Van
Halls Rex Bucket. the property of Jay
B. Hail. was the reserve.
In an interview following the judging
Mr.. Wanner declared that he would have
placed Immo Won der Herkulesparls,
owned by the Rexden- Be'carza Kennels
and who secured third in tSe open class,
as best dog. He is big black on NUS
slve lines. The second would have been
the winning dog. while third would AVE
fourth.
Tomorrow the bitches will vie for the
hcnors and in the afternoon the special
for the best in the show will be decided.
The awards:
Class i-Puppies. dogs. six to nine months
First. Rollins siegfried. Rexden- Belcarza
Mcheal ia1ei B. sS Ftspatrick; third. Beauvais Of
Lewanno, Carlos c. Rodriguez fourth.
Rollins Luetzow. Arthur F. Rollin.
Glass 2-Puppies. dogs. nine to twelve
months-FfrHt, Aribert II. of WlntervieS
T.S Miller: second Harras Won der Klux
Protection Kennels; third. Romer Won Aren-
| berg, Paiisade Kennels; fourth. Huntington
Chief of Schattenberg, Mrs. Il. Losverein.
Class 3-American bred. dogs-First. Arbo
! H. of Winterview George Wagner; second
rbert II. OF Winterview; third, Beauvais
of Lewanno; fourth. Ace Won Hoheluft. Lewis
| G. Clarke.
| Glass open. dogs-First, Bendix Won
| Eischenbaum, c. Sabo second. All Won
| Felsenmeer, rohn Cara: third Immo Won
| Herkulespark. Rexder- -Belcarza Kennels !.
| fourth. Axel Won BerI y~'ler- South Bay
Kennels.
Winners. Dogs-First. Bendix Won Eischen-
| bach: reserve, Arbo II. OF Winteryicw.
Champion. dogs--First. International Cham
pon Grimm Won der Mainkur. John Cans
reserve Grand Champion Van Halls Rex
Bucket, Jay V. Hall.