Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
10 Of Capital Dozen
Entries in Bulldog
Division Score
Dog With Best-of- Breed
Record Is Defeated by
Hennessey Suzzonno
BY r. r. TAYNTON,

The Philadelphia Bulldog Club
staged show within a show when
1t drew an entry of IT'S dogs to
make by far the largest entry in the
forty-Sixth annual exhibit spon-
sored by the Philadelphia Kennel |
Club. Cookers, with an entry of
% dogs, were second The climax
of the bulldog show came with the
awarding of best breed to Dennis
r, Dillon's Seer's HenneSsy SUI
zanra, heavyweight bitch from the
open class. Suzzanna defeated
whole galaxy of bulldog stars, in
Guiding CHI. Dour Daiquiri, the dog
that has established the bulldog
record for best of breed awards, and
went on to best in show.
The Washington Bulldog Club
Travelled to the Philadelphia show
en- masse. Fifteen dogs from the
Capital area were entered, three of
them in the parade of champions,
IL in the classes Of the IL, 10
placed in the money, a percentage
unequaled by any other group of
breeders at this fixture. Among
the ribbon winners in this breed
were Howard Grimm's Mahobi's
Samson, which recently was best
male at the National Capital sane
ton match. Comdr and Mrs Thomas
Lovable Tiger and Old Man Spike
were second and fourth respectively
in a very large class of junior
puppies.
Washington HOn0rs Varied.
In the American-bred dog class
which had II entries, Robert w.
Lyons Lonarch TUCSON came in
third. Lonarch Patricia, owned by
Arthur Forbush, was third in the
puppy bitch class, and DR.. j. H.
Elvin's Belinda The Beautiful Model
was second in large novice class.
John Turnbull piloted the Ufheil-
owned, HoSmer- bred Dulie to first
in this class. In the limit class for
bitches over 40 pounds, Dacotah
Harvest Queen, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean, won second prize.
Just to prove that Washington
dogs could win ribbons in other
breeds, TOO, Mrs. Martha Halls Oh.
Kilvarra Madrigal took best of breed
in Irish terriers, and Hunters Moon,
owned jointly by Mrs. Hall and Mr..
Bird, took winners and best of win
ners, regaining the three points he
mislaid at the speciality show. In |
whippets, Retreat, owned by George
B. Williams, took winners dog and
three points, the third three-pointer
for this dog in about two weeks. |
Elizabeth H. Lemmon's boxer, Sum-
bula's Gunard, was first in the
American-bred dog class.
Mrs. Shouse's Dogs Do Well.
1ller Won Zwettlerheim, owned by
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, was first in
large open bitch class and reserve
winner, while the same owners
Wanda of Wolf Trap, handled by
Mrs. Shouse, took second in a good
puppy class. Mrs. Slattery Bonita
of Mazelaine was third in the
American bred class and Keith
Merrill's cara of Barmere was
second in the same large class.
Kampfhund Won Stortzburg, owned
by Margaret Perkins, maintained
his record in taking winners dog,
while his kennel mate, Siegenhund
Won Stortzburg, was first in the
American-bred dog class, although
he is Just 7-month-old pup. |
Arthur McCathran's standard, Cow
RE of Marzeck, was winners dog and
best of opposite sex and the same
owners Dorle of Marzeck was re-
serve winning bitch. Mrs. Mans
fields young st. Bernard, Oh. High
land Won Bergdean ODalakay,
chalked up another best of breed
victory.
w. E. Anderson's white bull ter
rier, Anderson's White Cockade,
took first in the American-bred dog
class. Mrs. r. H. Johnston's Dandie |
Dinmont terrier, Oh. Robinhood of
Ruff Cote, was reserve winners dog
and the same owners Dennis of |
Bonfield was second in the Amer |
ican-bred dog class.
Best in Show Race Close.
The betting was pretty even on
what would be the best dog in |
show. From the sporting group |
came youngster, Walida Warrior, |
9 black cocker spaniel, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Davis, jr., a
dog that defeated the sporting |
group favorite, Oh. Marc of Maridor, !
English setter.
From the hound group came Mrs.
Carol G. Stewart, jr.'s borzoi, Oh.
Ajax of Romanoff, dog that has
done group winning, but not con-
sistently. Oh. Lady of RUTLAND,
the German shepherd owned by
John Cans, is another previous |
group winner whose firsts in the |
group have not been consistent.
In her group she defeated the
favorite, Oh. Jensen of Brae Tarn, |
a great dane. Oh. Bracadale Henry, |
Skye terrier owned by Iradel Ken
nels, was 81 times best of breed, |
but this was his first group win. |
From the toy group came the
Japanese spaniel, Oh. Keuwanna !
Fumi Konoye, owned by Mrs. War
ner Hays. which defeated both the
Austin Pekingese and pug, two for
mer best in show winners.
And from the transporting group
came the white bitch, Seer's Hen
nessys Suzzanna, which completed |
her championship with a bang at
this show, but has been compare
lively unheard of heretofore. 1t was
anybody's guess. But there was no