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not see. Bessie Marshall, c, is faulty in sliull and muzzle, 

 too long. Blade's Boy was tbe winner in puppies, he needs 

 a good deal of filling out yet and is too fine In muzzle; Count 

 B., second, has not much "to recommend him, and the others 

 will never be heard of again. Sam's Girl, winner in hitches, 

 has a good head; and Dashing Kent had been removed when 

 I got to her stall, the others were poor. 



IRISH SETTERS— (MAJOIt TAYLOR). 

 My task in these classes will be an easy one, for, the list 

 of good Irish setters, unlike pointers and English setters, is 

 limited, and shows follow so quickly that most of the win- 

 ners are simply a repetition of otlier shows. In challenge 

 dogs, in the absence of Kildare, Mack N. had a walk over. 

 In bitches, Winnie XL, who loses to Jeanuette iv head and 

 front, but gains in color, took the blue ribbon. The well- 

 known Inchiquin won again in dogs, Seminole coming 

 second, losing in forelegs and head to the winner, Iowa 

 Prince taking reserve. Prince's faults are in muzzle and 

 ribs, good otherwise, but a bit coarse. Minstrel, vhc, is now 

 well known, and Planch o was at Chicago, and so was Prince 

 Ninon, c.; the others need no mention. Though in numbers 

 few, the quality in bitches was good, Edna H. furnishing 

 the winner, beating Claremont Meg, although she has not, 

 as our printer got it last week, a new type of head. Eudora, 

 reserve, is too well known to need description. Dolly, vhc, 

 loses in muzzle and is not quite right behind. Here was 

 another poor bitch suckling puppies; wliat folly and cruelty 

 at the same time, to subject a bitch to this ordeal. Nino, 

 vhc, is well known and was rightly placed. Nora Blythe, 

 a peg or two higher up at Chicago, had here to content her- 

 self "with the three letter.?. This comprised the class. A 

 rather coarse-skulled pup with a snipy muzzle but good in 

 color and body won in the dog class; second was withheld. A 

 very nice, promising bitch pup was shown in the bitch class, 

 a good head, excellent color and .shape. 



GORDON SETTERS— (.MA.JOR TATLOR). 



Ivanhoe and Leo B. occupied their usual places in the 

 challenge class. In the open,Rexmont had nothing but 

 Reginald H. to beat, who this time did not impress this 

 judge so favorably as Mr. Davidson at Chicago, for second 

 "was" withheld and he was only given a com'mended card. 

 The open bitch class was better. Janet, the winner, is but 

 a pup, has a nice head though rather on the Irish order, 

 good rich tan, nice body, but ears don't hang right, she also 

 wou in the puppy class for her .sex. Flomont has been 

 described before, she took second, and Countess of Rich- 

 mond, reserve, I have also spoken of before. Gyp loses in 

 front and ribs. Jess was leniently treated, having a short, 

 plain head. In dog puppies Pilot of Lorain was alone. A 

 fair Chesapeake Bay dog was shown in Duke. The entries 

 were, as usual, poor in this breed. 



SPAXIELS— (C. M. NELLES). 



The same .iudge and prettj' nearly the .same dogs in the 

 classes makes criticism easy this" week. In challenge 

 field dogs Baron and Lady were placed as named. Samson 

 was alone in the open dog class, and so was Saybrook Lass 

 in her division. In any other color Saybrook Dolly again 

 proved herself superior to Fancy. In cockers, Rabbi again 

 took the blue, Bene Silk not being for competition. Oban 

 won in the open dogs, beating Mardo, who has but one eye 

 to get along with, the other having some sort of a film over 

 it. Reserve went to Black Dufferin, well known. Obadiah, 

 vhc. could easily have changed with Mardo. Lad O., he, 

 is too Jong and fine in muzzle, and has a dachshundy front. 

 In open bitches Amazement and Lady Obo shared the 

 honors, though how Oban can beat either for the special is 

 hard to utiderstand, losing to them in mouth, front, body 

 and quarters; Rosedale Bu.sy in this class received the reserve 

 card. Cleo 11 . from the same kennel, getting vhc, she is a 

 bit undershot and not straight in front; Kate W. is ,iust a 

 light-built field spaniel, with little cocker type. Any other 

 color saw Silverton an easy winner over Bambo, who, 

 though he has made up a bit since the fall, is still far away 

 from good form, Silverton has a good head, nice body, legs 

 and feet, but is light in ej, e. Clumbers were the three'which 

 have been winning all along the circuit. The Irishmen were 

 9l^stained by the immortal Patsy O'Connor and PatayB,, 

 the former looking the shadow of his former self, in the 

 challenge class, and the latter in the open dog class— only 

 two shown. 



COLLIES— (H. W. LACY). 



It is not often one sees such a good collection of collies 

 outside of the principal shows. In the challenge dog class 

 poor old Scotilla, I regret to say, received his last blue rib- 

 bon; and now that the old dog is dead one feels some satis- 

 faction that in his last appearance in the ring this grand 

 collie was able to carry otf the blue ribbon, Roslyn Dandy, in 

 good shape, getting reserve. Flurry III. was alone in her 

 class. In open dogs eompetitioii was keen, and Roslyn Con- 

 way only just won from Golden Clipse, beating a little in 

 skull and quarters. Prince Para, vhc, fair head, light eye, 

 soft and rather ragged in coat and not quite straight in 

 front, was not up to the form of the winners. In bitches 

 Jakyr Deaue had all she could do in beating Golden Flirt, 

 a bit light in body, wide in skull, but coat first-rate, though 

 a bit soft. Nancy, vhc , is rather coarse in head, soft in coat, 

 but nice front and shows quality. Hera, the dam of the 

 two second prize winners, is rather short-faced, soft and 

 open in coat, but has a nicely formed body and good legs. 

 The puppy class was a hot one. Golden Clipse's lengthy 

 head pullin^ him to the fi-ont over Golden Flirt, reserve 

 going to Roslyn Tory, who loses in coat and head to them, 

 vhc. Golden Prince is a little domy in skull, faulty in 

 quarters, but has two good coats, though they are soft, as 

 are all the dogs in this kennel. Golden Charlie is not so 

 good in front, but of the same type as the winners. These 

 are all from a litter by Prince Charlie out of Hera and cer- 

 tainly a very good lot. 



POODLES— (H. W. LACY). 



Competitiou lay between Berri and Nell, both well known 

 and placed in that order at Boston. There were no bull- 

 dogs shown. 



BTILL-TEERIERS— (H. W. LACY). 



Jubilee was absent, as were all Mr. Harris's entries. At- 

 ti'action therefore did the honors in the challenge division. 

 In open dogs a well-made young dog, Keno, with poorly cut 

 ears, was placed over Topsparkle, who loses in muzzle and 

 front to him. Keno had one of the be.st natural and well- 

 carried tails I have seen in many a day. King of Hearts, 

 vhc, well known, and Master Dick, short necked and faced 

 and rather cloddy, he Rogue, c, is coarse. The bitch 

 class was a hot orie, with not a good one in it, Queen Ben- 

 digo winning from Lady Melville in body and front and 

 showing more quality. Loumont Kit stood wretchedly out 

 in front, reserve, and Venus, vhc, loses in head to the 

 others. Lill, he, faulty head and front. A rather good pup 

 in Luce won in the puppy class, Stanley Rose being absent. 



BEAGLES— (H. W. LACY). 

 A fairish Basset was shown in Fanshon,"and three dachs- 

 hunde turned up. Gyp, the winner, is better in head, crook 

 and chest than Erdman. Waldmau, he, got his letters for 

 bodj', not crooked enough, but fine bead. Three good ones 

 turned up in challenge beagle dogs, the ribbon eventually 

 falling to Royal Krueger, better in head and shoulders than 

 Little^Duke, who was run close bv Rattler HI., whom he 

 beats in front and skull. In bitches Una beats Bonnie in 

 neck, loin and hindparts, though Bonnie shows a little 

 more quality and type. In open dogs, Tricotrin, though he 

 carries his brush too gaily, had no difficulty in beating 

 Fleetwood in body, front and head. Bugler, vhc, losing in 

 bone and siiSe to ttie otheTS. In bitches Twintwo had a hard 



0 with Elf for the blue ribbon; both are a bit long in body, 

 ut Twin beats in front, coat and loin. Merry Maid is 

 snipy-muzzled and not true in front. Pearl of Hollywood 

 has a good front and coat, but loses in head, and is a bit 

 coarse. The two puppies were runts and the prizes were 

 withheld. 



FOX-TERRIERS— (H. W. LACY), 



The challenge class at first sight seemed a hot one, but 

 with Raby Mi.xer and Dusky Trap among the absent ones 

 the fight lay between Lucifer (as in present, vide catalogue) 

 and Blemton Volunteer, which made the proper placing of 

 the ribbons an easy matter, in the order named. In bitches 

 the struggle was. in the absence of Richmond Dajzzle, Con- 

 sequence and Brilliant, short and sharp between Rachel and 

 Dona, the former's excellent front and head placing her 

 Avell to the fore. People may try as they may to pick the 

 old bitch to pieces, gone off and so on, bnt there she stands 

 to-day as truly fronted as any terrier now on the bench. In 

 open dogs Blemton Victor II., thousrh he had been bitten 

 through the knee by his kennel mate Valour II., still showed 

 bimself so superior that, though a bit lame, he took the rib- 

 bon, with Valour II. next, not so good in head, bnt better at 

 present in body, Victor having naturally lost flesh a bit 

 owing to his mishap. Le Logos, better in head, took reserve 

 over Raby Trigger, who is faulty in ears and skull. End- 

 clifte Spice, also vhc, is coarse in head, good body. Bever- 

 wyck Rebel, he. is coar.se in skull, too full in brow. In 

 bitches, owing to the absence of several well known animals 

 entered, competition narrowed down to Dominica and Hill- 

 side Gaudy, and it was not long before the former walked out 

 with the "blue i-ibbon , a better all round bitch, the other 

 being light and shelly looking. Out of six entries in the 

 puppy class only two turned up, Rogue and Rival, the for- 

 mer winning; has a much better shaped head, but is hardly 

 so good in front as the other. No wire-hairs were shown. 



IRISH TERRIERS— (H. W. LACY). 



A challenge class was made for Mars and Dunmurry and 

 the bitch was placed over the dog. Is better in front. In 

 the open a leggy, shelly specimen in Brick Bat was shown 

 but hardly deserved the"prize. Sir Stafford was .shown in the 

 Skye class, and having no competition, won, the other entry 

 being one of those fluffy nondescripts which may be any- 

 thing from a bad poodle to a Yorkshire. Mr. Russell's Jack 

 was the only entry in Bedlingtous, and, of course, took the 

 bhre ribbon. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS— (H. W. LACY). 



This was about the strongest classyet seen. Beaconsfield, 

 Sultan, Prince Regent and Prince. After carefitl handling, 

 Beaconsfield I found the better dog, more true to type, better 

 in head; the other is long and narrow enough "to .stiit my 

 Philadelphian friends no doubt, but there is not enough ter- 

 rier in it. There is such a thing as getting a head too grey- 

 houndy and losing all character and expression. Beacons- 

 field has brain room and the other has not, and though his 

 head looks a trifle .short to the others, it is better formed. 

 Sultan beats in cleanness of neck, but in everything else ex- 

 cepting, perhaps, in color, the older dog is going oft a bit in 

 this respect, still his markings and pencilings are truer. 

 He is also much better in front, deeper in chest, shorter in 

 body and immensely better in tail. Prince Regent has a 

 better muzzle and were he better filled out in body would 

 also beat Sultan, but the whippety style of black and tan is 

 not the correct one, and now that we are "learning" we may 

 as well start right as not. Prince was out of this company. 

 In bitches Matchless, though small and a little light built, 

 but well marked, nice head, fair front, and showing quality 

 all through, won easily over Buttercup, English Lady being 

 absent. 



YORK.SHIRE TERRIERS— (H. W. LACY). 

 Toon's Royal George I placed over Toon's Royal, it is near, 

 taut George has it in coloring. Bob, reserve, though short of 

 coat and coarse in head, has the best can I ever saw, it quite 

 made George Thomas's eyes sparkle, In bitches Ventts was 

 alone. A fairi,sh toy terrier Avas shown and given first. 



PUGS— (MISS A. H. WHITNEY). 



Bob Ivy and Treasurer met in the challenge dog class, the 

 former winning in head. Vesta was alone in her class. 

 Open dogs saw some good ones, the struggle lying between 

 Eberhart's Cashier and Penrice. The latter beats the other 

 in size and is shorter and more cobby in body, Cashier gain- 

 infj in head, general condition and front. In the bitch class 

 Cribbage won this time over Mint, who was second at 

 Chicago under the same judge, and Cribbage reserve. Mid- 

 get loses in front and head to the others. Low, vhc, is 

 black-faced and pinched in muzzle; Sarah Bernhardt, in the 

 same lot, is well known, and Daisy, he, is faulty in ear and 

 muzzle Mable E. and Banjo G., winners at Chicago, were 

 placed as written in puppies, with King Leah, quite a fair 

 one, by Kash, given vhc. Midget, that charmed the hearts 

 of the ladie.s by her cirteness, was given he, too small yet, 

 but thoixgh three months old. is no bigger than a month 

 old puppy, and paraded the ring like a Bradford Ruby with 

 chain and collar on; it is a credit to its sire, Penrice, 

 TOY SPANIELS— (H. W. LACY). 



Calumet Ben d'Or won over Ben d'Or, Jr., in skull, short- 

 ness of face and loin , in King Charles dogs. In bitches, Cal- 

 umet Alice, the winner at Chicago, was here alone. In 

 Blenheims, Calumet Cromwell, faulty in skull, muzzle and 

 eye, was alone in the dog class, and Exeter Beauty, though 

 smothering Calumet Lula in head and coat, had to give 

 place to the latter, owing to her inability to walk, some 

 weakness in the loin. 



ITALIAN" GREYHOUNDS— (H. W. LACY). 



Lavander beats Nellie in size, front and head, 'Nellie 

 being too much cut out before eye. 



MISCELLANEOUS— (H. W. LACY). 



Kilston, the Scotch terrier, and Nellie Gray, the whippet, 

 were given the money, and letters were distributed gener- 

 ously to two German Wachtels that look like very bad 

 cockers, a Leonberg, etc. This brings the spring season of 

 1891 to a close, and no one is more pleased than H. W, L. 



The following is the list of awards made after we went to 

 press last week: 



MASTIFFS.— Challenge -Dofirs; Ist, Flour City Kennels' Ilford 

 Ctiancellor. Bitclies: 1st, Elour City Kennels' Laciy Coleus.— Open 

 —Bogs: 1st, O. E. Bunn's Ormonde. Others withheld. Bitches: Ist, 

 Flour City Kennels' Caution's Oivn Daughter; 2d, O. C. Cook's 

 Pharoah Queen. Very h'gti com.. Flour City Kpnnels' iMlss Cau- 

 tion. Puppies: Ist and 2d, C. C. Cook's Beaufort Queen and Dic'a- 

 tor. Higb com-, H. A, Luther's Lady Constance, .J. M. Horner's 

 Talisman. 



GREAT DAXES.-Doffs: 1st, J. C. Krehl's Ctesar, Jr. Others 

 withheld. Bitches: iS!o entries. 



RUSSIAN WOLFHOUNDS.— 1st, Hornell-Harmony Kennels' 

 Valdemu'. 



FOXEIOUNDS.— Challenge— Dogs; 1st, The Cook Kennels' 

 chamuion Brave. Bitches: 1st. The Cook Kennels' A. Bernhardt. 

 — Open— Doffs: 1st ar.d 2rJ, The Cook Kennels' Foderlck and Drum 

 11. Reserve, C. C. Cook's Troller. Very high com,, D. E. Patera's 

 Jolly Joe. Com., Oriole Kennels' Brave Boy. Bitcftis: 1st ard 2d, 

 The Cook Kennels' Flv and Fanny. High com., Oriole Kennels' 

 Primrose.— Shaggy— 1st, T. Bright's Sailor. 



GREYHOUNDS.- Challenge— Dofifs: If-t, A. W. Purhcck's Gem 

 of th" Season. BitcMes: 1st, Hornell-Harmony Kennels' Harmon.v. 

 — Open— Dn{/s; 1st, C. E. Ireson's .lolly Ranger. Com., J. M. Cis-snt's 

 Cyclone. Bitches: 3d. C. W. Sarvis's Lady Olivia. 



COLLIES— Ch.4LLENGE — Do(7.?; 1st, Chestnut Hill Kmnpls' 

 ScotiUa. Re.=erve, Ssminole Kenrels' Roslyn Dandy. Bitches: 1-t. 

 Chestnut Hill Kennels' Flurry in.— Open— Dogs; 1st, Chestnut 

 Hill Kennels' Rorlyn Conway; 2d, E. Huidekoper's Golden Clipse. 

 Vory high com., C M. Man hall Prince Para. Com., VVm. Taylor's 

 Wood ataea Rover and P, B. Sears'* G-lencs II. Bitches: Ist ' 



Chestnut Hill Kennels' Jakyr Dean; 2d, E. Huidekoper's Golden 

 Flirt. Very high com., H. P. Harrison's Nancy. High com., E. 

 Huidekoper's Hera. Puppies: 1st, 3d, very high com. and high 

 com.. E Huidpkoper's Golden Clipse, Golden Flirt, Golden Priace 

 and Golden Charlie. Reserve, Chestnut Hill Kennels' Roslyn 

 Tory. 



BULL-TERRIERS. -CHALLENGB—Bitc/ies; Ist, Wm. Mariner's 

 Attraction.— Open— Dog.?; 1st aud com.. Crockery City Bull-Ter- 

 rier Kenncla' Keno and Rogue; 2d, P. F. Dole's Toppparkle. Very 

 high com.. North P'iold Yorkshire Kennels' King of Hearts. High 

 com., J. Morehead'3 Master Dick. Bitches: 1st, John Monrhead'a 

 Queen Bendigo; 2d and reserve, F. W. Moulton's Lady Melville 

 and Loumont Kit. Very high com, and hish com., Crockery City 

 Rull-Terrie.r Kennels' Venus and Lill.— Pttppj'es; 1st, Crockery 

 City Bull-Terrier Kennels' Luce. 



BASSETT HOUNDS.-lst, Idsfcone Kennels' Fanshon. 



DACHSHUNDE.-Dogs; 1st, T. N. Bright's Gyp; 2d, H. Kaase's 

 Erdman. High com., H. Kaase's Waldman. 



BEAGLES.— Challenge— Dogs,- 1st, Hoi-nell-Harmory Ken- 

 nels' Royal Krueger. Reserve. H. Bennett's Little Duke. Bitches: 

 Ist. Hornell-Harmony Kennels' L^na. Reserve. Hollywood Ken- 

 nels' Bonnie. Open— Dogs: 1st, Hornell-Harmony Kennels' Tri- 

 cotrin; 31. F. F. Osier's Fleetwood. Verr high com., HoUvwood 

 Kennels' Bueler. Bitches: 1st, Glenrose Beagle Kennels' Tsyin- 

 two; 2d. Hornell-Harmon.v Kennels' Elf. Reserve, F. F. Oeier's 

 Merry Maid. Very high com., Hollywood Kennels' Pearl of Hollv- 

 wood. High com., 0. W. Fromm's Piney. Com., W. S. Gates's 

 Mage. Puppies: Prizes withheld. 



FOX-TERRIERS.-Chaleenge- Dog.s; 1st, Blemton Kennels' 

 Lucifer. Reserve, Oriole Kennels' Blpmton Volunteer. Bitches: 

 1st., Blemion Kennels' Rachel. Reserve, Oriole Kennels' Dona — 

 Open— D(?gs; 1st and 3d, Blemton Kennels' Blemton Victc II. 

 aud Blemton Valoxir II. Reserve, Oriole Kennels' LeliOgos. Very 

 high com., Chas. D. Bernhimer's Baby Trigger and North Fields 

 Yorkshire Kennels' Endcliffe Spice. High com., C. Rathbone's 

 Beverwyet Rebel. Bitches: 1st and 3d, Oriole Kennels' Dominica 

 and Hillside (4audy. Pxppies; 1st and 2d, Oriole Kennels' Rogue 

 and Rival, 



IRISH TERRIERS.— Challenge— 1st and 2d, The Park Ken- 

 nels' Dunmurry and Mars.— Open— 1st, Geo. Bell's Brick Bat. 



SKYE TERRIERS.-lst, C. A. Shinn's Sir Stafford; 2d, with- 

 held. 



BEDLINGTON TERRIERS.-lst. Wm. H. Russell's Jack. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS.— Oveh 7lbs.— Dog.s: 1st and 

 reserve, North Fields Y^orkshire Kennels' BeaconsSeld and Prince 

 Regeni; 2d, H. T. Foote's Broomfleld Sultan. Very high com . 

 Blake & Herbertson's Prince. Bitches: 1st, North Fields York- 

 shire Kennels' Matchless; 2d, Blake & Herbertson's Buttercup. 



Y'ORKSHIRE TERRIBRS.-Dogs; 1st and 2d. North Fields 

 \''orkshire Kennels' Toon's Royal George and Toon's Royal, Re- 

 serve, E. Etzensperser's Bob. Bitches: 1st, North Fields York- 

 shire Kennels' Venus. 



TOY' TERRIERS.-lst. E. Etzensperger's Midget, 



PUGS.— Challenge— Dogs; Ist. H. M. Cryei's champion Bob 

 Ivy. Reserve, Seminole Kennels' Treasurer. Bitche^i: 1st, H. M. 

 Cryer's champion Vesta.- Open— Dog?; let, Eberhart Pug Ken- 

 nels' Eberhart's Cashiei; 2d, Howard Bros.' Penrice. Bitches: 1st, 

 1st, M. H. Cryer's Cribbage; 2d, G. H. Hardy's Mint. Reserve, E. 

 E. Parnell's Midget. Very high com,. Eberhart Png Kennels' 

 Sara Bernhardt, M. H. Cryer's Low. High conn., G. D. Gordon's 

 Daisy. Puppies: 1st and 2d, Eberhart Pug Kennels' Mable E. and 

 Banjo G. Very high com., Seminole Kennels' King Leah. High 

 com., G. H. Hardj's Migit. Com,, G. D. Gordon's Dick. 



KING CHARLES SPANIELS.-Dogs; 1st, Calumet Kennels' 

 Calumet Bend Or; 2d, F. G. Boesger's Bend Or, Jr. Bitches: 1st, 

 Calumet Kennels' Calumet Alice. 



BLENHEIM SPANIELS.-Dogs; 1st, Calumet Kennels' Calu- 

 met Cromwell. Bitches: 1st, Calumet Kennels' Calumet Lu La; 

 2d, Mrs. B. F. Lewis's E.'seter Beauty. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS.-lst, J, S. Rockwell's Lavander; 3d, 

 D. S. Davis's Nellie. 



MISCELLANEOUS. — 1st, North Fields Y'orkshire Kennels' 

 Kilston; 2d, Campbell & Blake's Nellie Gray, Very high com., 

 Miss Marie Adair's Oyez, G. Kiepler's .Spot. High com,, M. Rein- 

 hard's Rolland, Campbell & Blake's Benbow. 



SPECIALS. 



Masttpfs.— Best dog or bitch, Ilford Chancellor; best bitch in 

 open class. Caution's Own Daughter; best pnppy, Beaufort's 

 Queen. 



St. BEHN.4BDS.— Best dog or bitch. Watch; best American-bred 

 dog or hitch, lo; St. Bernard Club medal best American-bred 

 rough bitch. lo; beat in open class. Republican Belle; bestnnder 

 18 months. Mount Ziou Guj;btst smooth owned by a lady of 

 Cleveland, Count Taszio; St. Bernard Club medal best American- 

 bred smooth dog, Lord Hector; best smooth bitch. Empress »f 

 Contoocock. 



Great Danes.— Best in show, Cesar Jr.; best under 18 months, 

 Leo. Best foxhound dog or bitch. Brave. 



GaEYHOtTNUs.— National Greyhound Club medal for best in 

 show. Gem of ttie Season (2). 



Pointers.— Pointer Club of America for the best pointer owned 

 by a member of the Pointer Club, Idstone's Spot Master: a sim.il«r 

 prize for the best pointer bitch, Nell of Idstone; Daniels prize, 

 Nell of Idstone; the best get of Lord Graphic, Count Graphic; 

 best kennel of American bred pointers, Idstone Kennels; the 

 special for the best field trial record dog or bitch. Tribulation; 

 best kennel of pointers entered from Cleveland, John R. Daniels; 

 the pointer with the best field trial record owned in Cleveland, 

 Lord Graphic. 



English SEiTEES.—Club medal for Lest bitch and two of her 

 produce over 12 months old, Nellie T., with Bob and Dan Beau- 

 mont; breeder of the best three dogs or bitches over 12 months 

 old, J. Shelley Hudson; beat dog or bitch with public field trial 

 record, Cincinnatus; best in open classes, Toledo Blade; best dog 

 puppy owned in Cleveland, Count King; best with best field trial 

 record, Toledo Blade; best bitch, Bohemian Girl; best brace sired 

 by Beaumont, Dan Beaumont and Dashing Count; best brace, 

 Cinrinnatus and Toledo Blade; best kennel, J. Shelley Hudson. 



Irish Settehs.— Best dog or bitch. Mack M.; best dog in open 

 class, luchiquir; best bitch ditto, Edna H.; best kennel, Clare- 

 mont Kennels. 



Gordon Seiiehs.— Best dog, Ivanhoe; best bitch. Duchess of 

 Waverley; best brace owned in Cleveland, Gyp and Jess; best 

 kennel. Dr. Dixon's. 



Spaniees.— American Spaniel Club specials, best field, Baron; 

 best cocker. Oban; best cocker bitch in open class (Lake Shore 

 Kennel ."peciol) Amazement; best brace (a hal) Amazement and 

 Lady Obc; best spaniel dog or bitch. Baron; best Irish water 

 spaniel. Patsy B. 



Collies.— Collie Club medal, best not over two years old in open 

 class, Roslyn Conway; bronze medal for second best ditto. Roslyn 

 Tory; bronze medal best dog in puppy class, Roslyn Tory; best 

 collie in show, Flurry HI.; best bitch la open class, Jakyr Deane; 

 best entered frrm Cleveland, C. M. Munhall's Prince Para; best 

 kennel. Chestnut Hill. 



Bull-Terriers.— Best dog or hitch. Attraction; best bitch in 

 open class. Queen Bendigo. 



Beagles.- National Beagle Club specials (3): Best kennel of 

 four, Hornell-Harmony Kennels (2): best dog Royal Krueger; best 

 bitch t2), Twintwo; smallest puppy over 4mos. old, Mrs. White's 

 Silver. 



Fox-Tehriers.— Best dog or bitch in open class, Blemton Vic- 

 tor II.; best in puppy class. Rogue; best dog, Blemton Victor IT.; 

 best in show, Rachel; best brace, Rachel and Blemton Victor II.; 

 best kennel, Blemton Kennels. 



Pugs.— Best dog in open class, Eberhart's Cashier; best bitch 

 ditto, Dr. Cryer's Cribbage; best in show, Bob Ivv. 



Best black and tan terrier, Beaconsfield. Best Y'orksbire terrier. 

 Toon's Royal George. Largest dog in miscellaneous class, Rel- 

 land. BestGeiman Wacbtel, divided; handler with largest team, 

 Ben Lewie; kennel making largest number of entries. North Fields 

 Y'orkshire Kennels. Best stud dcg, any breed, with six of his get, 

 English setter Beaumont. 



IRISH SETTER EIELD TRIALS.— Editor Forest and 

 Stream: I see by a Western paper that the committee ap- 

 pointed to make arrangements for the field trials of the 

 Irish Setter Club have recommended to the exectttive com- 

 mittee the date of Nov. 2^ for the trials. If .such be the 

 case they have made a bad start, and one I am very much 

 surprised to see advocated. The trials should be held at 

 such time that they will not interfere with any of the other 

 large field trials, for all the best handlers are already en- 

 gaged for the larger trials and could not therefore take any 

 Irish setters. The Irish trials should be held so as to bring 

 out the largest and best field of Irish setters. The date 

 recommended by the committee will not do th.is,— MONi 

 Clark 



