The New York herald., 1922-01-22

enter their dogs at shows followed the
note in the kennel department of THE
NEW YORK HERALD last week. Those
who wish to enter their dogs in the big
Westminster show have still time to
avail themselves OF advice The entries
close on Jan. 90, but extended entries
can he taken until February 2. Under
the rules of the Kennel Club these cost
$7.E0 in each class, an additional penalty
of 50eS for hardness. After February 2.
all entries will be returned by the show
srTs srintendent. George w. Gall.
Unfortunately the Honorable Maude
Baillie has cabied her inability to Judge
the Cairn terriers at the big show and
Robert Sedgwick Jr., has been named in
her place. / believe he Is fully capable
of judging these quaint little dogs. 1t
would have been a great thing, however
to have had an expert from the other
side OF the water. There are many dis
putes regarding the proper type Of
Cairns. We here know little of the
breed and many Of the judges, unless
they have studied abroad. are merely
guessing.
II is also announced that Edward B.
Chase will Judge the barriers and Theo-
dor, Offerman the Kerry Blue terriers
Mr.. Chase is an excellent man on all the
out os door dogs. He is an out-of-door
man himself and has long. followed the
hounds. 1t would be hard to find n man
who could better handle the Kerry Blues
than Mr.. Offerrnan. This is another
breed Of which little is known here but
Mr. Offerman has just returned from
abroad where he has seen much of this
breed. Incidentally he Is one of the
keenest and ablest amateur Judges.
A large number of entries has been
received for the annual speciality show
of the American Pomeranian Club at
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on Friday,
January 81 The judging is in the
hands of Alva Rosenberg of Brooklyn,
| and the liberal amount of prize money
and special trophies has apparently
| drawn the best Poms from various
sections OF this country and Canada:
There are 222 special prizes. and money
| in every class. Those who have been
| following the Pons of the season say
il is great year for puppies. and 1t
: would occasion no great surprise IL a
/ youngster went tt the top In this show.
Some new importations from England
will be shown. but they will have their
work cut out to beat the American breds.
| One of the most important acquisi-
tions of collies in many years has been
made by Mrs. Florence b. Itch of the
Bellhaven Collie Kennels at Red Bank,
N. j. She has purchased the rough
coated sable and white collie Champion
Laund Logic from England. He is now
on the Atlantic, and If he arrives In his
usual enormous coat will be shown at
the Westminster show. Laund Logic
has been the winner of twelve champion
ships on the other side. including that
of the English Kennel Club, the Scottish
Kennel Club. the Collie Club of Great
Britain and the. Northern Collie Club.
Those who are familiar with his career
do not hesitate to characterize him one
of the greatest of his breed on the other
side. He is the sire of Seedley Selec-
ton and other noted winning collies.
Mrs. Ileh has number Of other cham
pions in her kennels, including the prac-
t;cally unbeaten American bred Starbat
| Strongheart. winning puppy OF last
years New York show.