New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Five-Iille Winner
OF Dog Prizes Is
Near Championship
Vallery Belle, Judged Best
Female in Regular Glasses
at Terrier Show, Is One
Point Shy of Big Title

The second day OF the Boston Terriei
Specially Show was held at the Wal,
dorf-Astoria yesterday. The feature OF
the judging by Mr.. Thomas Hunter, Of
Roxbury, Mass, proved that the breed
is being bred more nearly perfect than
ever.
vallery Belle, owned by Mr.. Theodore
Valentine, a dog only fifteen months
old. took the rosette for the best bitch
In the regular classes. This dog is
just one point shy of her championship,
having taken winners at the Paterson,
Noroton, Englewood, Bronx and to-
days show, which is the largest of the
year.
Reserve winner to Vallery Belle
was ten-months-old puppy bitch,
Ramsey's Rock-a-Bye Baby, owned by
Mr.. William A. Ramsey, of Yonkers, N.
Z. This puppy made her debut at to-
days show and finished second best in
the regular classes.
Puppy bitches from six to nine
months old brought out an entry of
seven. First went to Mosholu Bonnie,
to Mississippi, owned by Mr.. Michael
Lally; reserve was taken by Mr.. Arnold
Reuge's Kingslawn Dottie Mayor.
NOcA-a-Dye baOy wins
The senior puppies from nine to
twelve months was won by Mr.. Ram
sey.s Rock-a-Bye Baby. Second was won
by Hy Grade Folly Girl, owned by Mr..
George Heinlien. Mrs. A. D. Simont's
Ace of Aces Girl took third and re-
serve was won by Whippanhongs Fair
Lady. owned by Mrs. W. Baldwin AK
ford.
Novice bitches under fifteen pounds
WAS won by Dougrey's Queenful,
owned by Mr.. Frank Dougrey, of Glen
Falls. Mr.. G. A. Walsh scored second
with his Walsh's Kewpie. Third went
to Weber's Duchess of Marlborough,
owned by Mrs. B. B. Burdee, of Asbury
Park. Mr.. j. J. Kelly's Early Dream
Sweetheart took the reserve.
Limit bitches under fifteen pounds
brought one of the strongest classes
of the day. The winner .proved to be
the favorite, Ravenroyd Revelation,
owned by the Ravenroyd Kennels Of
brooklyn. Second was Dougrey's Queen
ful, the novice winner. Third went to
Rooney's Babe, owned by Mr.. j. j.
Rooney. Reserve was Queen of Hearts
VII, owned by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Morphy.
First and second in open bitches was
a repeat OF the previous class, and
otAhAN WNhS w &QCcA Ol I1eaELS LIZ
Novice bitches, fifteen pounds and un.
der twenty, brought out the puppy
winner. Ramsey's Rock-a-Bye Baby;
second to Greenlodge Bess, owned by
Mr.. j. c. FEEDER; Mr. L. w. Terhune's
Crystal Fairest took third, and reserve
went to Park Beauty. owned by the
Rev. Mr.. John Costello
Competition Is Keen
l;tobor
der twenty, made very interesting com.
Henry Freed's Crystal Flora Dora
Careful, owned by Mr.. J. j.. Clark
scored second; Mr.. J. j. Rooney, un-
dcubtedly through the lack Of handling
failed to score higher with his Rooney's
Queenie, which took third. Erben's
Dolly Grandeur, owned by Mr.. P. s.
Rohrback, was reserve.
Open bitches brought out the win
ner Valley Belle, owned by Mr.. Theo-
dore Valentine. Second brought out a
grand specimen In Mr.: Edward silvers
limit winner Crystal Flora Dora. Er.
ben's Dolly Grandeur again was re.
/ serve.
! Novice bitches, twenty to TWENTY-FIVE
pounds. was won by Stamford Kennels
Fair and Warmer. Brookhouse Ladv
Lou, owned by Mr.. John Brookhouse
took second.
Limit bitches, twenty pounds and
under twenty-five, brought out an ex.
! ceptional specimen in Burdges Chumo
owned BY Mrs. B. B. Burdge, Of Asbury
Park. She won over the previous class
winner, Fair and Warmer, which tool
second. Third went 60 Mr.. ). J. Bar.
rett,s Lady Sonora. Bunty's II, owned
! by Mrs. John Shire, took The reserve
Open bitches, twenty pounds and
under twenty-five, found Fair anS
Warmer first, second to Lady Sonora
the Ravenroyd Kennels scored third
with their Ravenroyd Rapture, and
reserve was taken by Bunty's II.
IN the American bred class TO,
bitches, any weight, first went ts
Honey Bee Queen, Erben's Dolly Gran
deau took second. third went to Freed.
Girlie and Brookhouse Lady You went
reserve.