Evening star., 1940-05-26
BIakeen Jung Frau,
White Poodle, Top
Morris.Essex Dog
Best-in-Show Win 10th
For Hoyt Entry; D. c.
Fonciers Score
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MADISON, N. j., May 25-Ten
thousand dog fanciers today braved
rain and mud at the Morris and Es-
sex Kennel Club show to watch Mrs.
Sherman Hoyt's spectacular white
poodle bitch ch. Blakeen Jung Frau
crowned best dog in the largest ex-
hibition In the world.
For the Goth time this outstand-
ing daughter of the Duke, who
started standard poodles on their
winning way, was named best dog
in show, all breeds. Today marked
her 40th group win.
AS Mrs. Hoyt was showing her
Afghan hound, ring attendant an
nounced it was her last chance to
get her poodle in the ring. IF you
don't bring her in now, they 20
ahead without you," she was told.
Flustered, she handed the Afghan's
lead to total stranger, said you
show my dog" and ran.
Victory achieved with her poodle,
she went back for her Afghan to
learn that it, too, had won, but its
impromptu handler had disao.
peared, unthanked and unremen.
bered for his efforts.
Washington Dogs Score.
To make it completely rosy day
Tor Mrs. Hoyt her Afghan hound ch.
Rudiki of Pride's Hill, piloted by
herself this time, topped the hound
group
Washington dogs, as usual, did
their fair share of winning at this
show. Arthur Scharfeld brought out
a new wire hair terrier, Lucart First
One, that took the blue in the
novice dog class. In Cairn terriers,
Mrs. Macle's Little Gilladie of Mac
Wac took third in a big American
bred class.
Beech Tree Farm showed three
Shetland sheepdogs and a Collie.
placing with each one in stiff COM
petition. Their winners were Lord
Calvert's Grant, Beech Tree Tweedle
Dee, Tulip OF Beech Tree and Tyro
Tipsie.
The Dalakay Kennels had the
winning puppy dog and the second
puppy bitch in st. Bernards in their
Highland Won Bergdean OWaldeck
and their Gerda Won Spotti of
Dalakay. Little Buster Brown, Helen
Samuels' Pekingese, was second in
the open dog class. Czarina Woron.
zova, owned by Mrs. Leslie c. Bell,
was second in the limit bitch class
in Borzois.
Lyons Bulldog First.
r. w. Lyons bulldog Lonarch
TUCSON took first in the 9-to-12-
month bulldog class. A Spin Hill NV
Consolation was second in a large
Boston terrier class In the same divi-
sion. Mrs. Walter Place had the
fourth puppy dog in Chows in her
Ching Flu of Waltanby.
R. G. Barton's bulldog Dacotah
Harvest Queen placed second in the
limit class over 40 pounds. Joel
Marstons Lie VOL Lab Little Son
was third in the limit red class in
Chows and Frances j. Ehler's Lie
VOL Lab Nudge was third in the
limit bitch other than red. Mr..
and Mrs. Kale had the second
Amerlcan-bred bitch in ST. Bernards
in Multi v. Kahle and first open
bitch in Lady Lou v. Kahle.
One OF the largest single classes
for any breed in the show was the
American-bred dog class in whip
pets. This provided double win
for George B. Williams, whose re-
treat and Jeremy of Meander placed
second and third. respectively. VIM
ners dog and best of winners in
Dandie Dinmont terriers went to
Mrs. R. H. Johnston's Oh. Robin
Hood of Ruffcote and her Oh. Dom
albain of Ruffcote was first in the
special American-bred class.