The New York herald., 1921-02-18
CHOW Is BEST DOG
IN HARTFORD SHOW
Lord Cholmondeley III. Takes
Special Prize for All Breed
Champion.
by FRANK +. DOLE.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEw YORK HEzALp.
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 17.-The second
day OF the Iliwanis Clubs dog show
opened with large attendance. and the
judging started with shepherd dogs.
handled by Mr. Charles G. Hopton of
New York. whose work on other breeds
here has given general satisfaction.
The shepherds were one OF the most
interesting groups in the whole show and
aroused great local interest The win
ming dog, Likovonder Munza, a young
imported sable owned by Rezden Bel
earza Kennels of Princeton, y. j., went
through his class und won easily. He
also captured special for best OF his
breed. The reserve dog was Star Chal-
lenger, owned by Star Kennels f North
Adams. Mass. This is large black and
tan of fine substance and conformation.
The same kennel captured winners
bitches with Star Sensation, female of
good outline and attractive color.
The collies made a representative dis
play. The sensational puppy Starbat
Strongheart. owned by Mrs. Florence
Hisle of Red Bank. n. J.. went without
check from puppies to winners. He
was shown in good coat. but wanting in
flesh. The winning bitch was II. +. j.
Ernshaw's Earnscliffe Laund Likeness.
She won the special for best collie in the
show.
Chows a Coed Collection.
The chow elbows were a good collec-
ton The American bred Chez Kee went
through to winners. He is a splendid
specimen of the breed and was just
beaten for the special by ch. Lord Chol-
mondeley H.. who looked to-day in
prime condition. He subsequently, won
the special for the best of all breeds.
The Adamston Kennels won in bitches
with Red Princess.
The Airedale terriers had one Of the
best entries In the show. The winning
dog was DR.. A. =. McMullen's Ferntop
Rocket. He was in rare form, with his
| matchlees head. nice jacket, straight
front and plenty of bone. He afterward
won the special by defeating the winning
bitch, l.. A. Dayiss Mariondale, also a
high specimen.
Boston terriers had a large entry. Mrs.
W. L. Porter's Mosholu Buddy Blink,
the sensational puppy OF the Westmin-
ster Show last week, went through 10
winners. While he showed well he was a
bit wanting in condition. "A cracking
good puppy bitch came out IN Mrs 4.
Aulis's Mischief. She won her way
straight through from puppies to winners
and defeated the winning dog In the
special for best of breed. She is hand
! some dark brindIe with a nice head.
short body, weighing eleven pounds. just
a bit toyish, but high class Boston.
winning hull Terrier.
The winning bull terrier was Coolridge
Kennels' Coolridge Keenedge, real nice
one with a good head, small legs and
short back.
In French bulldogs the winning dog
was Mabel Riddles's Haworth Joli
| Parsque, a good Frenchman with NAT
skull short face and nice body. and nc
easily won from ID. B. Williams's Petain.
| In bitches the Lonestar Kennels were 70
the front fifth Lonestar Madelon Dc
victoire one of the best benched. she
won special for best Of breed, defeating
the winning dog handily.
White fox terriers were not n~lDerous'
| they were of good quality.
I The winning dog. Coolridge sepine
Ringleader, Is n nice type ana iooheu
well. The same kennel won IN snloolh
bitches with Coolrldge venie. In wire
haired fox terriers the Evergreen cham
pion. Ridgeway Dark Boy. scored hand
| ily. A good son Of Champion Aman Mar
yel. Marvel Boy, won the reserve. In Ditches
Mrs. j. G. Rohans dog Bess won rms
was a surprise. as the well known Port
I Fortune Greenbriar Perfect was given
reserve winners The latter showed De
fective hind leg action, and II initiated
against her.
In Irish terriers Champion Brentmoor
Blinker repeated his Westminster VIC
tor, NV winning easily. The winners
hitch was Mrs. Robert Sedgwick's weiI
known Thomcraft Red Light.