Evening star., 1937-05-02
CHAMPION SCORES
OVER SMART FIELD
Title Not New to FarIand
Thundergust, Entry From
Camden, N. J.
BY r. r. TAYNTON.
ICTOR in a field of $50 plain
! and fancy CANNES, Farland

St0AIlpAOil Va SlldllPlOIlS yCSlCIudy ~
Meadowbrook in the biggest, busiest,
noisiest dog show ever held by the
National Capital Kennel Club. The
flne- looking chow is no novice to the
honor.
So large was the field that the
supreme victor was not chosen by the
Judge, Col. Robert Guggenheim, until
nearly dark, but An enthusiastic
crowd. believed to have set a record
for dog show attendance south OF
Philadelphia, waited to greet the
champion
Because Of the late hour Judgment
on Farland Thundergust was made
quickly and was based on soundness
coat and condition.
The group judging was started be-
fore many Of the breed classes were
finished. First group to be judged
was the transporting, by Oliver c.
Hartman. He found his winner in
Farland Thundergust. Second went
to Mrs. Milton changers poodle. Pilli-
coc Rumpelstitkin of Elberson, N. j.:
third to E. j. Brooks English bulldog
Invaders Treasure, of New York, and
fourth to Mrs. Geraldine Rockefeller
Dodges perky little Schipperke, Am
bassador Of the North
Brigadier Reynaldton Scores.
IN THE hound group, judged by All
Delment Mrs. Dodge's bloodhound
Brigadier Reynaldton, easily took first
The Foxcatcher Kennels beagle. Fox
catcher Merryman. of Bellvue, Del
was second, while third was taken by
the laugh-provoking little dachshund.
Fanni Won Werdersavelstrand, owned
by Mrs. Lynde Selden of Greenwich
Conn. Fourth went to the stately
borzoi. Mega Woronsova, owned by
Mrs. Marie Roach Of Overton City.
The winning dog in the toy group
was the Pekingese, Marking Noel,
owned by j. B. Royce of Brookline,
Mass: second in this group was the
Pomeranian Pine Perch Peter, owned
by Mrs. j. H. Perronel of Shreveport.
La. Third was taken by the diminutive
Yorkshire terrier, Polly Pepper, owned
by Mrs. L. C. Amos of New York. and
fourth went to Mrs. Frank Downings'
pug. Tuffy Of Holly Lodge Mrs.
Downing is the wife of the vice presi-
dent Of the National Capital Club.
An always interesting group, the
gundog, was judged by Duncan. 1t
was headed by the English setter,
], M. Red Owen, owned by the Dietrich
l. Gambrill Co. Of Frederick. Md.
Second honors went to Mrs. H. Terrell
van Ingen's cocker spaniel, Tommy
Tucker VI; third to Sally Ross Irish
setter, Knightscroft Patty Boyne of
Madison, N. j., and fourth to the
English springer spaniel Worthen
Suspense OF Millstream, owned by Mrs.
e. E. Hits Of Greenwich, Conn.
Working Dog Group Large.
THE working dog group was one Of
the largest judged. and Delmonte
found his winner in the well-known
collie. Bellhaven Black Lucason,
owned by Bellhaven Kennels of Red
Bank. N. J. The German shepherd,
ilSSo VIII oWIleQ
by the Ruthland Kennels of Scarsdale.
N. Y, went second. Third laurels were
earned by Harold Palmedos good
boxer with the awful name Corso Won
Uracher Wasserfall Sc Sumbrula of
New Milford, Conn. Fourth went to
Mrs Lewis Roesslers old English
sheep dog, Merriedip Ethelyn.
Between the judging of the working
and terrier groups an impressive little
ceremony was staged as Will Judy,
publisher of Dog World, was given
silver punch bowl in token of his
distinguished services to the dog sport
last year.
The terrier group was judged by
Alva Rosenberg, who awarded the
highest honor to the Sealyham terrier,
Wolvey Noel of Clairedale, owned by
the Clairedale Kennels of Long Island.
His second was the Scottish terrier,
Rosehau Ideal. owned by Relgalf Ken
nels Of Rye, N. Y. The third in the
group was the Airedale, Briggus
Princess, owned by Hinson Stiles of
New York
Stone Farm, Aldie. Va.
Ch1esapeasss peaks ,retrisveT-DylWint Farm Earn
Labrador retriever-Torch Hill Sue.
owned BY Charles L. Marbury, Luther
Enslish setter-J. NJ; Red Owen, owned
by ordaI Dietrich Gambrli Frederek sta.; NJ
Branch. N. ].
~ Irish Irish setter setter - Knjshtseroft s3 PADDY PADDY
Cocker Tucker aan VI Mrs.
English springer spaniel-Worthen Sus-
pense of Millstream. E. r. Hits. Green
ed Th Wors sa'sE NJ Msa1s sRansRsysay Rossa n Of West
BeaRle-Foxcatcher Merryman, owned
by Foxeatchsr Beasles. Belleview. Del.
Mrs; Marie ROACH. Westminster. D. C.
evRsd ey Mrs.; { seIaen eresnvieh: conn:
Irish volfhound-Doolah of Ambleside,
svn.d ,ns by by Marjorie lie Count. Airing
.xssa Bslsin !, Sst.1 et sshsd
nGxs.-cor.o esn.s Won or grashe1 Wssssrfsn Sc
owned by N. DalberR. Wsshington. b. c,
Collies - Bellhaven Black Lucason
owned by Bellhaven Kennels. Red Bank
Doberman Pinscher-Bubschen Trail
en-. owned by C. v. Williams. Runnemede
N. J.
German shepherd-Frigea Won Kan.
nenbackerland owned by Ruthand Ken
nelS. Scarsdale N. Y.
Great Danes-Afra Of Brae Tarn. owned
BY r. P Stevens. Glenville. Conn.
Observation-Disclosures Sailor Boy, Wa
seeka Kennels, Ashland, Mass.
Old English sheep dog-Merriedip
Bafrington Mass.
1amoyede-Moscow Of Farningh ham,
owned by Snowland Kenneh Philadelphia
Shetland sheep dor-Ardland Ador able.
owned by w Kiesel Madison, N; J.
9t. Bernard-French's Don Andre. owned
BY N, E. Andre. Charleston. w. Va:
Welsh Borgi-Rozavel Rufus; owned by
Mrs. Lewis Roesslee, Great Barrington
Mass.
AiTed.le terrier; B5issus Princess. owned
BedlinEton. tesrier-Kirkhill Exquisite
owned by g. Boeckmann. Long Island,
N. Y.