Evening star., 1941-08-04
By X. X. TAYNTON.

LAKE MOHAWK, N. j., Aug. A.
1t was ch. Hotpot Harriboy again
to the top at the second annual Lake
Mohawk Kennel Club show. This
little Welshman, owned by the
Halcyon Kennels of Goshen. N. Y,
chalked UP his ninth show
award here, handled. as usual, by
Percy Roberts.
Harriboy has been a consistent
winner since he was first brought
over. but now at the age of is
really going to the top more fire.
Quently than he did before. In his
own terrier group he defeated the
flash airedale, ch Rockley Riot Act,
and a number of other outstanding
dogs.
When the final group was called
he found even sitter competition in
the winners of the other five groups.
The winner of the sporting group
was Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth r. Cobb's
black spaniel, ch. Try Cobb's Candi-
date, which repeated its win of the
day before of first in the group and
best American-bred dog in the show.
From the hound group came an
other repeater from the day before,
Mrs. George Anderson's whippet,
ch. Flornell Glamorous.
Oh. Serenade of Mazelaine, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Kettles. jrs. boxer,
was first in the working group; Sea-
frenS Kennels black poodle, ch. Ange
Garden, was first in the non-sport-
ing group. and the best-in- show dog
of the previous day, Mrs. James M.
AuStin's Pekingese, ch. Chelle of
Matsons Catawba, was the winner
Of the toy group.
The Lake Mohawk club is fortu-
nate in having a particularly beau
ttful spot for dog show and has
begun to attract the attention of
many shoWgoers and owners of top
flight dogs. which always makes for
most interesting group competi-
ton.
ID. c. Entry Gets a Second.
Peggy Coyle of Washington is to
be congratulated now on owning the
first C. D. cocker spaniel in the
Washington area-subject to Ameri-
can Kennel Club confirmation. Her
Inky worked like little trouper in
the obedience test trials, qualifying
for the third time in the novice A
class and coming in with score of
80 and second in large group.
Another nice win made by a
Washington area dog was that of
winners dog and best of winners
in Shetland sheepdogs made by
Beech Tree Lance, which gives this
little Beech Tree Farm-owned dog
his first two points.
Leonard TUCSON, owned by r.
w. Lyons, was again reserve winner
in bulldogs. and first in the Ameri-
can-bred class. Harold SCOTS Bos-
ton terrier, Greyscott Mischief, was
second in the open dog class, and
William KlimkieWic's dachshund,
Liri Hainheim, was second limit
bitch. Harry Lustine had the first
ribbon winner in his cocker spaniel,
Gay Boy of Forest Manor.
pointers-MPs St e. N, Smiths Elstone
Avon Of Cedar Grove.
German {short-haired)-J. Heindenthal-
erS Blitz Van TannenfroSt.
Retrievers tgolden)-Caryl Haskin's
Gltedge.
Settlers Ensltsh)-c. N Myers ch.
Settlers (Gordon)-East Court Kennels
ch. Downside Bonnie of Serlway.
Settlers (Irish)-Mrs Edith H. steel's
kniehtscroft Cobb Rock O'Cork
Span1els tcocker, American type)-Mrs.
Kenneth r. Cobb's ch. Try-Cobb's Candi-
Spaniels Cocker. English type)-Mrs.
Dayis H, Tuck's Charlaine OF Silvermine.
Spanlels English sTringer)-Greenhayen
kennels ch. Eldgyth Apollo
rrst. cocker spaniel: second. pointer;
third. English setter; fourth, Gordon setter.
Hound Breeds.
A1ghans-Mrs. Lauer J. Froelichs Ia
serac Of Elcoza.
- Besgles-Mrs. Hardness Edwards ch.
Huntsman Of Walnut Hall.
BorzolS-Rosanelle w. Peabody's ch.
Daehshunds--Mrs. Georse J. Gillies' eh
Gunther Won Marienlust
GreyhoundS = Mrs. Marion Dupont's
SCOTS Grand Ways.
Norwegian elkhounds-Miss Barbara
1nayerS Boreas of Stonewan.
Salukis-E Retro Kennels ch. Marian
Whippets-Mardormere Kennels eh.
Flornell Glamorous.