Evening star., 1935-04-21
PROGRAM READY
FOR DOG SHOW
D. c. Kok, Famous FanCier,
Will Open Judging Fri
e
day Morning.

The complete program for the larg-
est dog show ever held in Washington
is announces today by Joseph O'Hare,
president of the National Capital Ken
mel Club, for the sixth annual dog
show sponsored by the club in the
Washington Auditorium, next Friday
and Saturday.
d. C. Kok, San Jose, Calf, famous
dog fancier will open the show Fri
day at 10 am. in ring with the judg-
ing of pointers, griffons, retrievers,
Chesapeake Bays and Irish settlers. An
unusually large list of entries for this
group has been received, O'Hare says
At 1890 am. Friday. Alva Rosen-
berg, Brooklyn, N. Y, will judge the
following: Great Danes, samoyedes,
Airedale terriers, Bedlington terriers,
border terriers, bull terriers, cairn
terriers, Kerry blue terriers, Lakeland
terriers, Manchester terriers.
Settlers In Ring Friday.
In ring / Friday at 2 pm. Mr.. Kok
will Judge the English settlers, Gordon
settlers, Brittany SpanielS, Clumber
spaniels, English springer spaniels,
field Spaniels, Irish water spaniels
Sussex spaniels, Welsh springer SPAN
iels, beagles.
In ring 2 Friday at 2 pm. Mrs
Alfred Zittel, Buffalo, N. Y, will Judge
chihuahuas, English toy spanielS
griffons, Italian greyhounds, Japanese
spaniels, Maltese spaniels, Mexican
hairless, papillons. miniature pin
schers, pomeranians, pugs, toy Man
chester terriers, toy poodles. York
shire terriers.
In ring Friday at 2 pm. Julian
N. Platz, New York City. will begin
judging the Boston terriers.
In ring 4 Friday at 2 pm. Davic
Wagstaff, Tuxedo, Park, N. Y, will
judge the chow elbows.
Variety Of Dogs to Show.
G. v. Gleve, Bryn Athyn, Pa, will
Judge the largest variety of dogs in
the show Friday at 8 pm. Those
dogs which will compete for the many
prizes offered are: Afghan hounds
bassethounds, bloodhounds, deer
hounds (Scottish). foxhounds (Amer-
ican). foxhounds CEnglish), grey.
hounds. barriers, Norwegian elk
hounds, otterhounds, salukis, whippets
wolfhounds Grish), wolfhounds RUS
siam. Belgian sheepdogs, bouviers de
fiandre, briads, bull-mastiffs, Eskimos
great Danes, great pyreenes, kuvasz
mastiffs, Newfoundlands, old English
sheepdogs, Rottweilers, schnauzers
Siberian huskies, st. Bernards, Welsh
Corgis (cardigan), Welsh Corgis
(Pembroke), boxers and miScellan-
eous.
SIN ring Friday at 8 pm. Mr.
Rosenberg will judge miniature
schnauzers, Skye terriers, Welsh ter.
riers, West Highland white terriers
Dalmatians, French bulldogs, Kee-
shonden. poodles and schipperkes.
The judging Saturday will open al
10 am, with the cocker spaniels in
ring l judged by Mrs. A. r. Mofit
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
In ring 2 will be the dachshunds
Judged by w. r. Moore, jr, Middle
town, N. Y.
In ring will be the collies, Shet-
land sheep dogs to be judged by
Samuel ]. Sloan, Glenolden, Pa.
To Judge Bulldogs.
In ring the bulldogs will be judged
by George T. Elgey, Toronto, On
tario, Canada.
At 1870 pm. Saturday w. r. Moore,
jr, Middletown, N. Y, will judge the
Doberman pinschers.
Ring l at 2 pm. will show the
Dandie Dinmont terriers fox terriers
tsmooth) and Irish terriers. James
w. Spring, Boston, Mass, will judge
them.
Ring will show Scottish. terriers
and Sealyham terriers.
Ring will show continuation of
the judging of the bulldogs by Elgey.
German sheep dogs will be judged
at $3.50 pm. by Allen G. Taylor, Rich
mond, Va.
At Al pm. the children's classes will
be judged by Charles Davis, Elbridge,
NY.
A parade of all the champions en-
tered at the show will take place at
7:30 pm.
At 8 pm. the following variety
groups will be judged:
1-Sporting breeds by Kok.
2-Sport;ng breeds (hounds) by
Kok.
3-Working breeds, Rosenberg.
4ETerrier breeds, Rosenberg.
5-Toy breeds, Mrs. Zittel.
6-Non-sporting breeds. Rosenberg
Spring will close the judging when
he presents the best in show.
Arrangements are being made for
the seating facilities for several hun
dred people around the Judging rings.