Evening star., 1942-02-13
HiqhIand Terrier Nabs
Besf-of-Show Title
Al Westminster
WoIvey Pattern Owned
By Mrs. John Winunt,
Is English Bred
BY r. r. TAYNTON,
Star Staff Correspondent.

Star Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia West
Highland white terrier, Oh. Wolvey
Pattern of Edgestoune, owned by
Mrs. John Winant, wife of the Amer
lean Ambassador to Great Britain,
dominates the dog world after going
best-in-show last night at the seth
annual exhibition of the WeStmin-
ster Kennel Club.
Wo1vey Pattern was bred in Eng
land and therefore was not eligible
for the James Mortimer Trophy for
best American bred. This honor fell
to the smooth fox terrier, Oh. Desert
Deputy owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
den White.
Best IN show and best American
bred were judged by Herman Mel
lenthin, owner of the 1910 and 1941
winner. the cocker spaniel Ch. My
Own Brucie.
First award in the sporting group
went to Ch. Timpanogos Melinda,
an English springer spaniel bitch
from Utah owned by Mrs. r. E.
Allen. She is white and liver out
standing for movement.
Shetland Team Is Victor.
Best team for the third time in a
row is the unparalleled record set up
by Elizabeth D. Whelen's Blue Merle
Shetland sheep dogs, Seal Isle
Merles Legacy. Bilbo Dot Blue Flag
Of Pocono, Grey Mist of Pocono and
Pent Stemon of Beech Tree.
The best brace in the show was a
pair of matched pointers. Ch. HE
on Coronation and Oh. Drumgannon
Dreadnaught, owned by the Janard
Kennels.
The hound group was topped by
Louis Murr's Borzooi, Tyddo of
Romanoff.
The working group found the old
English sheepdog, Oh. Merriedip
Master Pantaloons, owned by Mrs.
Helen M. Lewis, in front.
In toys, top honors went to Mrs.
Vincent Matta's Pomeranian, Oh.
Moneybox Currency.
A miniature poodle went to the
head Of the list in the transporting
group. 1t was a blue, owned by Mrs.
P. H. B. Frelinghuysen, called Ch.
Ramoneur Of Catawba.
Betty Lee Kinks Sparkles.
Betty Lee Kinks crowned a year
Of achievement in the handling of
her own dogs, both in the childrens IS
handling classes and in the regular
bench classes, by winning the grand
award as child handler.
Al GARDENERS Airedale, Kay's
Princess of Renidrag, repeated her
triumphs of the all-terrier show and
climbed from the American-bred
class to best of winners.
Poodles-Mrs. P H. B. Frelinshuysen's
West Highland Whites-Mrs; John WI
nant's Ch. Woiyey Pattern of Edgestoune.
japanese spantelsLHelene Fruehoufs
French Bulidoss-Mrs. Fannie Vets Ch.
Nap Phoebus.
CRANES 5s: c ssssa.ss can snd Ne nis Noel
chows+LedEelands Kennels Ledselands
Blueberry.
welsh corsis-B. L. Fsllass' ch. Fire
SKYE fsrrier.Iradeil Kennels ch.
Pomeranians-Mrs. Vincent Matts's Ch.
Bull Terriers-Mr and Mrs. z. Plat
Bennett's coo!yn Merry Maid;
stone Xrrov of cedar Grove. l'A 0., ~
Deerhounds-A. H. Huntington's Athole
Springer spaniels-H. E. Aliens ch.
Timpanagos Melinda.
sussex Spaniels-E. E. Russel's Tar
schipperkes-Kelso Kennels ch. Ma
Newfoundlands-Mr and Mrs. G. Ter,
Far Horizons Stormalong.
German shepherds-John Cans Lady
wssehs ch fhfe S go pos Blue Fss Of
Dalmatians-Reigate Kennels Ch. Rel
gate Bold Venture.
Gordon Setters-Mr. and Mrs. g. Z.
Heslop's Oh. Heslop's Courageous.
Sealyham Terriers-Mrs. r. B. Cnoates
Beaeles- Kennels Saddle
Kerry BIues-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sayre's Kenmare Blue Bonnet
:, Irish Wolfhounds-H. s. James, 'r.s'
eni otter He Houndd-Dr. nnd H. R. Mousts ch.
Basset Hounds-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Porter's Upland Fresh.
American -Foxhounds-Loyd Reeves
Flirter.