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to do, but in one or two instances lowered them. "We do not 

 want to come to the Type specimen of a cocker, and if we go 

 slow and feel our way, as breeders have been doing of late 

 years, I think we will before long be able to select a truly 

 typical cocker as our standard bearer. It is much to be re- 

 gretted that Mr. Bell lost that grand little dog Fascination 

 and that good bitch Troublesome; but tucked away carefully 

 in his most secure hiding place, it is dollars to cents "George" 

 has something that will astonish the natives in the coming 

 year. E. M. OLDHAM. 



LIST OF AWARDS. 



MASTIFFS.— Challkkge— 1st, Charles E. bunn's Lady Coleus.— 

 Open— Does; 1st and .id, W. D. Forbes's Grimsby Caution and Lord 

 Grimsby; 2d, J. J. E\'ftl s Raleigh; 4tl). David Smith'sBaron of Chester, 

 High com., E. L. Burden^s Lion and W. C. Whitaker's Mikado. Com., 

 W. A. Cavers Toufrh. Bitches: 1st, Hugh Falconer's Attraction. 

 Puppies: 1st, W. D. Forbes's Prince Imperial; Sd and com., E. Gur- 

 ney'sDuke and Prince.— No-vice— 1st and Sd, W. D. Forbes's Nige 

 and Lord Grimsby; 3d. W. B. Croy's Tom. Reserve, David Smith's 

 Baron of Chester. High com., W. C. Whitaker's Mikado. 



ST. BERNARDS— RotiGH-CoATEn-OpsN—Kogs.- 1st, Bay City Ken- 

 nels' Lord Dante; 2d, Mrs. Ales. Mackenzie Hughes's Lord Wilton; 

 3d, Jaa. G. Worts's Captain Worts; 4th, Alex. Buntin's Dauntless. 

 Reserve, N. N. Howard's Safety. High com. H. Cronyn's Olaff. BitcJies: 

 I'st, M. M. Fenwick's Maypole; 2d, withheld. Puppies; 1st, M. M. 

 Fenwick's Lord Aberdeen ; 3d, J. A. Cheape's Hector. 



ST. BERNARDS.— SiiooTH-CoATED-OPEN— Dog's; 1st., Bay City Ken- 

 nels' St. Augustine. Bitches: 1st, A. B. Van Blaricom's Glenwood 

 Goldy; 2d withheld, 



ST. BERNARDS.— Rough or Smooth-Coated— Novice— Dog's; 1st, 

 James G. Worts's Captain Worts: 2d, H. Cronyn's Olaf ; 3d, M. M. 

 .Fenwick's Lord Aberdeen. Reserve, E. E. Starr's Kenmore. High 

 com., D. J. Pearce's Jefferson . Bitches: 1st, M. M. Fenwick's May- 

 pole; 2d, J. W. Nagle's Merchant Princess; 3d, G. W. Martin's Miss 

 Benmore. Reserve, Van Slaricom & Ferguson's Bessie. 



GREAT DANES. — Challenge— 1st, Mount Royal Kennels' Minerva's 

 Fawn.— Open— Dog's; 1st and 2d, Wcilverton Kennels' Lord Wolverton 

 and Senta's Brutus; 3d and 4th, Blount Royal Kennels' Royal Minor 

 and Royal Major. Bitches: 1st, Wolverton Kennels' Sento; 2d, Geo. 

 W. Schenk's Norimburga; 3d, H. P. Breay's Ruth; 4th, Mount Royal 

 Kennels' Melina.— Puppies— Dogrs; 1st, Wolverton Kennels' Senta's 

 Brutus; 2d, Shirley Stewart's Marc Anthony. Bitches: 1st and 2d, 

 Wolverton Kennels' Senta's Mascot and Senta's Rheda; 3d, Shirley 

 Stewart's Cleopatra, 



GREYHOUNDS.— CHAJ.a.ENGB—Do{7s; 1st, A. W. Purbeck's Gem of 

 the Season. Bitches: 1st, A. W, Purbeck's Bestwood Daisy. — Open— 

 Dogs: 1st, P. J. Walsh, Jr.'s, Cheeky ; 3d, Toronto Kennels' Ranger. 

 Reserve, Toronto Kennels' Never Quit. Very high com., T. Walker's 

 Jonny Stringer. High com., A. W. Purbeck's Lord of Northcroft and 

 W. J. Tulk's Master Meranon, Bitches: 1st, J. Lewis's Wild Rose; 2d, 

 A. W. Purbeck's Southern Beauty; 3d, J. Wilson's Bridget. Reserve, 

 J. J. Sheedy's Ermine. Very liigh com., A. R. Gordon's Flyaway.— 

 Puppies— Dogs; 1st, A. W. Purbeck's Lord of Northcroft; 2d and 3d, 

 Toronto Kennels' Ranger and Rawyer. Bitches: 1st, Toronto Kennels' 

 Never Settle; 2d, W. J. Tulk's Pee-dee-Kee. 



ENGLISH FOXHOUNDS.— Dogs; 1st and 2d, W. G. Wilbey's Spar- 

 tan and Bounce; 3d and com.. Typical Kennels' Sportsman, Jr., and 

 Snider. Bitches: 1st, T. WooUings's Rush. 



AMERICAN FOXHOUNDS.— Dogs; 1st, R. D. Williams's Commo- 

 dore; 2d, 3d and very high com., J. Smith and E. Clark's Clinker, 

 Genius H. and Ringwood. High com.. Typical Kennels' Gainer. Com., 

 J. F. Scholes'B Ruler. Bitches: 1st, J. Smith and E. Clark's Maud. 



HARRIERS.— Dogs; No entries. Bitches: 1st withheld; 8d, Miss 

 Habart's Fan. 



POINTERS.- Challenge— (551bs. and over)— 1st, Lea.mington Point- 

 er Kennels' CountGraphic. — Open — Dogs: 1st and 3d, Canadian 

 Pointer Kennels' Molton Banner and" Donovan; 2d, Leamington 

 Pointer Kennels' Boxer. Very high com. res., Sam Holmes's Lord 

 Graphic Star. Very high com., not entered in catalogue. Bitches 

 (501bs. and over); 1st, T. G. Davey's Josie Bracket, 2d, Leamington 

 Kennels' Fancy Graphic; 3d, S, Holmes's Spotted Gii-1.— Challenge 

 Dogs (SSIbs. and under): 1st, L. A. Biddle's Glamorgan. Bitches (SOlbs. 

 and under: 1st, T. G. Davey's Lady Gay Spanker.— Open— Dogs; 1st and 

 8d, T. G. Davey's Ridgeview Comet and Beppo's Boy; 2d, J. H. Wuis- 

 low's Admiration. Very high com., Leamington Kennels' Bepoo 

 Graphic. Bitches: 1st, T. G. Davey's Miss Rumor; 2d, Leamington Ken- 

 nels' Count Graphic Baby; 3d, Mount Royal Kennels' Chaira. Reserve, 

 G. H. Briggs's Josie. Very high com., Prudhomme & Huntington's 

 Rosy.— Novice -1st, T. 6. Davey's Ridgeview Comet; 2d, J. H. Wins- 

 low's Admiration; 3d, S. Holmes's Spotted Girl. Reserve, G. H. 

 Briggs's Josie. High com., not entered in catalogue. Poppies— No 

 entries. 



ENGLISH SETTERS.— Challenge— Brtc/ies; 1st, J. Lewis's Victress 

 Lewellyn.— Open— Dogs; 1st, H. Northwood's Wordsley Dude; 2d and 

 very high com.. Forest Kennels' Forest Rex and The Sultan; 3d, 

 R. Baugham's Baugham's London. Very high com. res., T. G. Davey's 

 Roy of Colehill. Very high com. and high com., Dr. .1. Kime's Royal 

 Dan and Druid, Jr. Very high com., W. C. Downlng's Benzme and 

 J. Ayre's Ponto. High com., S. Holmes's Dick. Bitches: Ist, Dr. J. 

 Kime's Lady Patch; 3d, C. Winchell's Nita Gitana; 3d, G. Kime's Rose 

 Rapid II. Reserve, G. H. Briggs's Starlight B. Very high com. and 

 high com., Forest Kennels' Forest. Trippo and Forest Lulu. Very 

 high com., C. H. Corbett's Lady Howard. High com., Littleton's 

 Nora Gladstone.— Novice— Dogs; 1st, Forest Kennels' Res; 2d, R. 

 Braugham's Baugham's London; 3d T. G. Davey's Roy of Colehill. 

 Reserve and very high com., Dr. J. Kime's Flying Jib and Mingo, Jr. 

 Very high com., S. Holmes's Sam H. Bitclies: ist, C. Winchell's Nita 

 Gitana; 2d, G. Kime's Rose Rapid H. ; 3d, G. H. Briggs's Starlight B. 

 Reserve and com.. Forest Kennels' Forest Trippo and Nia. Very 

 high com., Dr. J. Kime's Lady Luce, Dr. Littleton's Nora Gladstone. 

 High com., S. Holmes's Lulu.— Pui'pies— Dogs; 1st, S. Holmes's 

 Sam H. Bitches: 1st, S. Holmes's Vic H. 



IRISH SETTERS.— Challenge— Dogs; 1st and 2d, Seminole Ken- 

 nels' champion Tim and Pride of Patsey. Very high com. and re- 

 serve, Oak Grove Kennels' Duke Elcho. Bitches: 1st. Oak Grove Ken- 

 nels' Queen Vic; 2d, Seminole Kennels' Elfreda.—OPBN— Dogs; 1st, 

 Townsend & Sharpless's Blarney, Jr. ; 2d and 3d, Seminole Kennels' 

 Young Tim and Mantank, Jr. Reserve, W. H. Apted's Toronto Jim. 

 Very high com., Douglas & Chambers's Toronto Little Phil and 

 Toronto ParneU. Bitches: 1st and com., Douglass & Chambers's To- 

 ronto Mollie and Toronto Kitty; 2d, Fred. Moe's Nona; 3d and high 

 com., Seminole Kennels' Delphine and Biddy. Reserve, Corbett's Mad- 

 cap H. Very high com., S. Austin Van Laudt's Alannah.Dr. S. G. 

 Dixon's Lady Cleveland and B. F. Lewis's Mollie. High com., Typical 

 Kennels' Nora.— Novice— Dogs; 1st, Douglas & Chambers's Toronto 

 Little Phil; 2d, J. A. Mills's Toronto Sport; 3d, E. G. E. McConkey's 

 Lorenzo. Bitclies: 1st, Douglas & Chambers's Toronto MoUie; 2d, 

 Fred. Moe's Nona; 3d, B. F. Lewis's Mollie.— PuppiBs—Dogs; 1st, Chas. 

 Howarth's Idstone. Bitches: 1st, Chas. Howarth's Nonah. 



GORDON SETTERS — CHALLENOE—Dogs; 1st, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Ivan- 

 hoe. Bitches: 1st and 2d, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Duchess of Waverley and 

 Lady Waverley.— Open— Dogs; 1st, J. R. Oughton's Heather Lad; 2d, 

 Wm. O. Lindley's Homer S. ; 3d, Mount Royal Kennels' Mount Royal 

 Rush. Very high com., Dr. S. G. Dixon's Duke of WelUngton. Bitches: 

 1st and reserve, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Prince&s Louise and Sante Marie. 

 2d, S. Austin Van Landt's Dundee; 3d, very high com. and com,. Mount 

 Royal Kennels' Wanda, Mount Royal Floss and Mount Royal Myra.— 

 Novice— 1st, Wm. O. Lindley's Homer S. ; 2d, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Sante 

 Mai'ie. 



COLLIES. — Challenge— Dogs; 1st and Sd, Seminole Kennels' The 

 Squire and champion Roslyn Dandy. Bitches: 1st, Seminole Kennels' 

 champion Metchley Surprise.— Open— Dogs; 1st, Chestnut HiU Ken- 

 nels' Wellesbourne Charlie; 2d and reserve, Chesterford Park Kennels' 

 Chesterford Marvel and Chesterford Hei-o, 3d, Saunders & Mighton's 

 Finsbury Dude. Very high com., H. N. Crossley's Yardley Pox. High 

 com., C. Y. Ford's Metchley Bob. Bitches: ist and high com., Saund- 

 ers & Mighton's Nora and Inverclaud Beauty; 2d and reserve, Semi- 

 nole Kennels' Bertha H. and Mattie; 3d, McEwen & Gibso'n's Dawn; 

 4th, Mount Royal Kennels' Auch in Cairnie Judy. Very high com., R. 

 McFadyen's Bernier.-NoviOK— Dogs; 1st and 3d, Chesterford Park 

 Kennels' Chesterford Marvel and Chesterford Hero; 2d and com.. 

 Saunders & Mighton"s Fiiishury Dude and Glendale. Reserve, J. A, 

 McGihivray's Mack, Very high com., F. Turner's Columbus. High 

 com., J. Whliamson's Rover and T. Scott's Clyde. Bitches; 1st and 

 high com , Saunders & Mighton's Nora and Invercauld Beauty; 2d and 

 reserve, McEwen & Gibson's Bodkin and Cheyne; 3d, Seminole Ken- 

 nels' Mattie.— PcppiES—Dogs; 1st, E. M. Robertson's Qlenisla; 2d, F. 

 Tui-ner's Columbus; 3d, withheld. Bitches: 1st, withheld; 2d, Vivian 

 Moyle's Otterburn Lassie. 



BULLDOGS.— Dogs; 1st, Toon & Symond's Romance. Bitches: 1st, 

 A. D. Stewart's Lady Winnie. 



BULL-TERRIERS.- Challenge — 1st, Luyboro Kennels' Crish.— 

 Open— SOlbs. and Oveh— Dogs; 1st and reserve, W. J. Higginsou's 

 Duke of Rochester and Billy Bulger; 2d, J. MacCormack's Chatham 

 Bob, 3d, Brodie & Lyndon's Jonn L. Sullivan. Bitches: 1st, Went- 

 worth Kennels' Edge wood Robin; 2d, Lansdowne Kennels' Lad.r Vel- 

 mer; 3d, W. Hammall's Vesper Bell.— Under 30ibs.— Dogs; 1st, Went- 

 worth Kennels' champion Principio; 2d, A. T. Wilgress's Ted Pritch- 

 ard; 3d, W. J. Higginsou's Earl of Rochester. Bitches: 1st and 3d, 

 W, J. Higginsou's Pearl of Rochester and Lady of Rochestei*; 2d, 



Wentworth Kennels' Kathleen Mavourneeu. Puppies; 1st, 2d, Sd and 

 reserve, W. J. Higginsou's Duke of Rochester, Pearl of Rochester, 

 Lady of Rochester and Earl of Rochester. 



AIREDALE TERRIERS.— 1st, A. S. Howard's Harvey. 



IRISH TERRIERS.— CHALLENSK-lst, Toon & Symonds's Jack 

 Briggs: 2d, H. O'Connor's Galtees.— Open— 27ogs; lat. Toon & Sy- 

 monds's Brickbat, Jr. ;, 2d, J. B. McLean's The Canadian Ambassador; 

 3d, E. Brooks's Southborough Paddy. Reserve, R. Northeote's Jack. 

 Com , R. Hood's Rugby Ben. Bitches: 1st, P. Brown's Killarney Girl; 

 2d, Toon & Symonds^s Judy; 3d, E. Brooks's Nora H. Reserve, Mrs. 

 P. Brown's Peggie. Com , Compton Kennels' Shamrock Judy. Pup- 

 pies: 1st, A. Mhrdock's Rugby Tim; 2d, B. F. Lewis's Mick; 3d, A. B. 

 Bolton's Cribb. 



DANDIE DINMONTS.— Challenge- 1st, E. Brooks's King o' the 

 Heather.— Open— Dogs; 1st, E. Brooks' Heather Amphion. Bitches; 

 1st and very high com., E. Brooks's Ainsty Daisy and Heather Peggy 

 H. ; 2d, J. A. Noble's Thirsty; 3d, A. G. H. Luston's Mena. 



BEDLINGTONS.— Dogs; 1st, W. A. S. Kingdon's Jack; 2d, Typical 

 Kennels' Peter . I ackson; 3d, Doty & Gordon's Tallyho. Bitches: 1st, 

 Mount Royal Kennels' Tibbie; 2d and very high com., A. Trebilc^ck's 

 Mattie and Polly IH. ; 3d, Doty & Gordon's Jerry. 



SCOTCH TERRIERS.— Challenge— Lst, Toon & Symonds's Tiree; 

 .2d, H. Brooks's Kilroy.— Open— Dogs; 1st, Toon & Symonds's Runu- 

 nam; 2d. 3d and reserve, H. Brooks' Wankie Ted, Kilcree and Wankie 

 Tarn. Very high com., A. C. Gibson's Jock, W. P. Fraser's Lovat and 

 Chesterford Park Kennels' The Colored Preacher. Bitches: Ist. 2d 

 and 3d, H. Brooks' Wankie Diana. Careta and Zembra. . Reserve, 

 Compton Kennels' Compton Belle. Puppies: Ist, H. Brooks's Wankie 

 Tarn; 2d, Compton Kennels' Compton Belle. 



SKYE TERRIERS.— Challenge— 1st, C. A. Shinn's Sir Stalford— 

 Open — Dogs: 1st, S. Barr'sSir Thomas. 



BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS (over Tibs.)— Challenge— 1st and 

 2d, Dr. H. T. Foote's Bloomfield Sultan and Rochelle Madge.— Open— 

 Dogs: 1st, C. Farrow's Samho; 2d, Chesterford Park Kennels' Rochelle 

 Dolah; .3d, R. Rennie's The Black Earl. Reserve, Dr. H. T. Foote's 

 Rochelle Lord. Very high com., A. E. Elmer's Bob. Bitches: 1st and 

 high com., Chesterford Park Kennels' Betsy and Rochelle Mab; 2d, 

 Toon & Symonds's Gipsy Girl; 3d, J. E. Anderson's Grit. Reserve, R. 

 Crooks' Ruby H. Very high com., Dr. H. T. Foote's Topaz. Pup- 

 pies: No entries. 



POODLES.— Challenge— 1st, L. A. Biddle's Beoi.- Open— Fhhnch— 

 Dogs; 1st, Dr. S. G. Dixon's Czar. Bitches; lstand2d, Dr. S G. Dixon's 

 Czarina and Mercy. — Russlin — 1st, Major McDonald's Doctor Vair 



IRISH WATER SPANIELS.— Dogs; 1st and 2d, T. A. Carson's Musha 

 and Dan Rice; 3d, Wm. M. Irving's Shot Rue Bitches; 1st and 2d, 

 T. A. Carson's SheUia and Rose O'Neill. Puppies: 1st, T. A. Carson's 

 Musha. 



CLUMBER SPANIELS.— Challenge— 1st., G. B. Smart's Darby.— 

 Open— Dogs; 1st, W. A. Fleming's Rake II. 



FIELD SPANIELS.— Challenge-Over 28lbs.— 1st, A. E. Foster's 

 Judge. High com., Typical Kennels' Samson.— Open— Black— Dogs; 

 1st, J. A. Spracklin's Nig. Com,, Typical Kennels' King Bruce. 

 Bitches; Id, J. A. Spracklin's Mora; 2d, W, B. Palmer's Grace.- Liver 

 Colored— 1. St, high com. and com., Typical Kennels' Napoleon, King 

 Lear and King Pat; 2d, J. A. Sprackhn's Queen.— Any Other Color— 

 Ist. J. A. Spracklin's Workman; 2d and 3d, Typical Kennels' Antique 

 and Leslie; 4th, M. H. Douglas's Billy. Puppies: 2d, Typical Kennels' 

 King Lear. 



COCKER SPANIELS.— Not over 28lbs.— Challenge— Bt.ack— Dogs; 

 1st, Luck well & Douglas's champion Black Duck; 2d, Ancient & 

 Modern Kennels' champion King of Obos. Bitches; 1st, Ancient & 

 Modern Kennels' champion I Say. — Ajjt Other Color than Black— 

 — Dogs; 1st and 2d, Brant Cocker Kennels' Brantford Red Jacket and 

 Red Roland. Bitches; 1st, A. Laidlavv's Jessie C. — Open— Black — 

 Dogs; 1st, Blake & Herbertson's Pickpauia; 2d and 3d, Luckwell 

 & Douglas's Black Dufferin H. and Woodland Prince; 4th, L. Farwell's 

 Black Brant. Reserve, Raven Cocker Kennels' Beau Kay. Very high 

 com., S. H. Thompson's Say. High com., Raven Cocker Kennels' 

 Chancellor, T. Armstrong's Tasso, G. AUward's Black Robbie, Typical 

 Kennels' Roger. Bitches; 1st, A. Laidlaw's Rideau Reine; 2d, Ancient 

 & Modern Kennels' Realization; 3d, Luckwell & Douglas's Kitty; 4th, 

 A. Laidlaw's Cora II. Reserve, Concord Cocker Kennels' Lady DuE- 

 erin. Very high com., Raven Kennels' Raven Duchess and Nellie Raven. 

 J. Ayres's Nellie. High com., .1. Pipher's Beauty, .\ncient & Modern 

 Kennels' Fashion. Com., W. B. Palmer's Gem.— .-Vny Other Color 

 THAN Black— Dog.s; 1st, T. Clappison's Hamilton Jack; 2d, T. >IcK. 

 Robertson's Red Obo; 3d, P. Flynn's Red Justice; 4th, Brant Cocker 

 Kennels' Gtolden Rod. Very high com. reserve. Concord Cocker Ken 

 nels' Brantford Rufus. Very high com.. Brant Cocker Kennels' Brant 

 ford Red Star, Typical Kennels' ICing Rufus. High com., W. C. Nib- 

 lett's Russett, W. B. Palmer's Sturdy, Com., G, AUward's Red Rob- 

 bie, R. S. & F. M. Gowan's Redfellow. Bitches: 1st, A. Laidlaw's 

 Tonito; 2d, Luckwell & Douglas's Bessie Warner; .3d. W. C. Niblett's 

 Gypsey Queen; 4th, Raglan Kennels' Raglan Rnssette. Very high 

 com. reserve. Brant Cocker Kennels' Brantford Beauty. Very high 

 com., R. S. & F. M. Gowan's Dot. High com,. Seminole Kennels' 

 Cherry Blossom.— Novioe—Any Color- Dogs; 1st, T. Clappison's 

 Hamilton Jack; 2d, Luckwell & Douglas's Woodland Prince; 3d, 

 Raven Cocker Kennels' Chancellor. Reserve, Brant Cocker Kennels' 

 Brantford Bed Star. Very high com., F. Flynn's Red Justice. High 

 com., G. AUward's Red Robbie, Raven Cooker Kennels' Beau Kay. 

 Bitches; 1st, Luckwell & Douglas's Kitty ; 2d, A. Laidlaw's Cora H. 

 3d, Raven Cocker Kennels' Nellie Raven. Reserve, Raglan Kennels' 

 Raglan Russette. Very high com.. Brant Cocker Kennels' Brantford 

 Beauty, J. Ayres's NeUie, Raven Cocker Kennels' Raven Duchess. 

 High com., T. Clappison's Hamilton Jill.— Puppies— Dogs; 1st, Luck- 

 well & Douglas's Black Dufferin II. ; 2d, Raven Cocker Kennels' Chan- 

 cellor ; 3d, Brant Cocker Kennels' Golden Rod. Very high com. re- 

 serve, G. AUward's Red Robbie. Very high com., Brant Cocker Ken- 

 nels' Brantford Red Star. Hish com., T. Armstrong's Tasso, Ancient 

 and Modern Kennels' Type. Bitches; 1st and 3d, J. A. Spracklin's Ina 

 and Spracklin's Nelhe; 2d, Raven Cocker Kennels' Raven Duchess. 

 Very high com,, W. B. Palmer's Gem. High com., Typical Kennels' 

 Chestnut. 



DACHSHUNDS.— Open— Dogs; 2d, J. B. Allan's Faust. Bitches: 1st 

 and 3d, Ricketts's Frieda and Huldah; 2d, T. C. Bloggs's Lena. 



BEAGLES.— Challbnge—o^t3r ]3in.— Dogs; 1st, Hornell Harmony 

 Kennels' champion Tricotrin; 2d, B. F. Lewis's Doctor. Bitches; 1st, 

 Hornell Harmony Kennels' champion Elf.— Open— Dogs; 1st, 2(1 and 

 ver3' high com. reserve, Hornell Harmony Kennels' Sherry, Roger W. 

 and Iliwaco. High com., Sehole's Driver. Com., Smillie & Viasey's 

 Samson, Oakview Kennels' Tony WeUer U, Bitches: 1st, Hornell 

 Harmony Kennels' Daisy Corbett; 2d, A. Scheie's Pipelo; 3d, Oak- 

 view Kennels' Snowllake. Very high com. reserve, A. Scholes's Lillie. 

 Very high com., Hornell Harmony Kennels' Vashta O. High com., 

 Albion Beagle Kennels' Graceful. Puppies: 1st, Oakview Kennels' 

 Tony Weller H.; 2d, P. Wakefield's Blucher.*-CHALLENOE— 13in. and 

 UNDER- Dogs; Isfc, Hornell Harmony Kennels' champion Royal Krue- 

 ger, Bitclies: 1st, Hornell Harmony Kennels' champion Ava W. — 

 Open— Dogs; 1st and 2d, Hornell Harmony Kennels' Little Wonder 

 and Kester. Bitches: 1st, J. MuUane's Beauty; 3d and reserve, Hornell 

 Harmony Kennels' Evangeline and Queechy ; 3d, H. Finn's Sly Lass. 

 Very high com., Arden Fox-Terrier and Beagle Kennels' Arden's Cora 

 Krueger, F. L, Maybel's Dainty, High com,, Mrs. Bowman's Flora. 

 Com., Oakview Kennels' Oakview Jenny. 



FOX-TERRIERS.— Challenge— Dogs; 1st, G. Bell's Dusky Trap; 3d, 

 A. A. McDonald's champion Blemton Trump. — Open— Dogs; 1st, R. G, 

 Stewart's Holster; 2d, Lansdowne Kennels' Poverina; 3d. Clover Hill 

 Kennels' Tom Tom; 4th, A. A. McDonald's Calchas. Bitches: 1st, 

 Toon & Symonds's Lady Roseberry; 2d and high com,. Clover Hill 

 Kennels' Cambridge Girl and Tambourine; 3d and com, A. D. .Stew- 

 art's Policy and Ruth; 4th, G. M. Carnochan's Cairnsmuir Solo. — Pup- 

 pies — Dogs; 1st, J. O. Bennett's ICing Joe; 2d, Brodie & Ljmdon's 

 Tally Ho; 3d, Clover Hill Kennels' Tyro. Bitches; 1st. A. Macdonald's 

 Vixi; 2d, A. D. Stewart's Policy; 3d, Chesterford Park Kennels' Ches- 

 terford Flurry.-NovicE-lst, J. O. Bennett's Stardale Bolle: 2d, A. A. 

 Macdonald's Vixi; 3d and reserve, Clover Hill Kiiiuicls' Cambridge 

 Girl and Tantrums. Very high com., A, D. Stewart's Polic}'. High 

 com., G. M. Carnochan's Cairnsmuir Solo. Com,, Ardon Fox-Terrier 

 and Beagle Kennels' Arden Belle and Cambridge Fox-Terrier Kennels' 

 Blemton Edehver's and Cambridge Patch,— Wire-Haired— Dogs; 1st 

 and high com, A, D. Stewart's Partney Cornet and Marksman; 2d, 

 4th and very high com. re.serve, Compton Kennels' Compton Venom, 

 Tinder Box and Compton Bruiser; 3d, A. A. Macdonald's Dark Eye. 

 Bitdies; 1st, A. A. Macdonald's Bonnet; 2d, Q. M. Carnochan's Suf- 

 folk Tassel; 3d, A. D. Stewart's My Queen. — Novice— Ist and 3d, Comp- 

 ton Kennels' Compton Venom and Compton Bruiser; .2d, A. A. aiac- 

 donald's Bonnet. Very high com. reserve, A. D. Stewart's Marksman. 

 Puppies: 1st and yd, Compton Kemiels' Compton Venom and Comp- 

 ton Briuser; 3d, A. D. Stewart's Marksman. 



YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.— Open— Disgs; 1st and 2d, Mrs. J. A. Pitt's 

 Little Pop and Bill Nj^e; 3d, L. J. Townes's Young Royal. Bitches; 

 1st and 3d, Mrs. J. A. Pitt's Baby Bunting and Minnie. Very high com. 

 and high com., Jarvis Thompson, Jr.'s Jiliss Jumbo and Tiny'O'Neil. 

 Puppies: 1st withheld; 2d, J. Thompson's Clara K. 



TOY TERRIERS (other than Yorkshires).— Open— Dogs; 1st, G. 

 E. Mausen's Jole; 2d and 3d, W. R. Mumford's Paddy Tricks and Little 

 Mike. Bitches; 1st, W. R. Mumford's Tessie; 2d, E. F. M^umford's 

 Dimple. 



PUGS.— Challengb— Dogs; 1st, M. H. Cryer's Bob Ivy. Bitches: 

 1st, Seminole Kennels' champion Midget.— Open— Dogs; 1st, Bertha 



Brittan's Royal Dusky; 3d, Seminole Kennels' Little Jewel. Bitches: 

 Ist, Hugh Falconer's Cherub H. Puppies: 1st, Seminole Kennels' 

 Banker II. 



KING CHARLES SPANIELS.— CHALLKNGE—lst and 2d, Allen Trebil- 

 cock's Toronto Royal Duke and Topsy.— Open— Dogs; 1st, Mrs. R. G. 

 Wilkie's Le Roi. Bitches; 1st, Ben Davis's Rose; 2ci, Allen Trebilcock's 

 Ruby, Puppies; 1st, Mrs, R. G. Wilkie's Le Roi. 



RUBY BLENHIEM AND PRINCE CHARLES SPANIELS. - ISt 

 withheld; 2d, Allen Trebilcock's Romeo. 



ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS.— Ist, Ben Davis's Dainty Lass, 



MISCELLANEOUS.— Prizes withheld. 



SELLING CLASS.— $20 or Under— Toon & Symonds' Sheffield Lad. 

 SPECIALS. 



Greyhounds, sweepstake for American-bred dogs or bitches who 

 have never won a money prize: 1st, Never Quit; 2d. Master Memnon; 

 3d, Pee-dee-kee. Best American foxhound, Roger WUliams's Com- 

 modore. Pointers, best dog in show owned by member of Pointer 

 Club, T. G. Davey's Ridgeview Comet. Best bitch, T. G. Davey's 

 Josie Bracket. Best dog in open classes, Molton Banner. Best bitch 

 in open class, Josie Bracket. English setters, sweepstakes: 1st, Rose 

 Rapid; 2d, Forest Rex: 3d, Lady Luce; 4t.h, Lulu. Collies, bestpupj)y 

 dog, Glenisla. Best bitch, Otterburn Lassie. Best Skye terrier, .Sir 

 Stafford. Black and tan terriers, best American-bred' dog. Sambo. 

 Best bitch, ditto. Grit. Spaniels, best field. Judex. Best kennel of 

 field, J. A. Spracklin, 6. Best kennel of cockers, Andrew Laidlaw. 

 Best kennel of Irish water spaniels, T. A. Carson's. Best cocker dog 

 owned in Toronto, L. Farewell's Black Brant. Best sired by Mr. BeU's 

 dogs, Sam H. Thompson's Say. Mr. Spracklin's Mona and Nig. Sweep- 

 stakes: 1st, Tonito; 2d, CoraH. ; 3d, Raglan Russette; 4th, Beau-kay. 

 Beatles, sweepstakes: Ist, Daisy Corbett. Best dog in sliow (N. B. C. 

 special), champion Royal Krueger. Best bit'.-h, champion Elf. Fox- 

 terriers, Fox-terrier Club's specials, open to members only, best team, 

 H. P. Thompson. Best team of wires, Compton Kennels. Best brace, 

 dog and bitch (smooth), Vixi and champion Blemton Trump. Best 

 brace of wires, Dark Eye and Bonnet Best dog (smooth). Dusky 

 Trap. Best bitch (smooth), Stardale Belle. Best dog (wire), Pardney 

 Comet. Best bitch (wire). Bonnet. Canadian-bred dog puppy 

 (smooth), under ]2mos., King Joe. Best bitch, ditto, Vixi. Best dog, 

 ditto (wire), Compton Venom. Best kennel Yorkshires, Mrs. Pitts. 

 Best kennel of pugs, Seminole Kennels' Ash inont Trophy and cham- 

 pion Tim, T G. Davey's Lady Gay Spanker reserve. 



The "Ashmoiit" Trophy Fizzle at Toronto. 



EdAtor Forest and Stream: 



Was there a dog owner at the Toronto show who was not 

 di-sgusted over the most ridiculous farce ever enacted at a. 

 dog show — 1 6., the awarding of the "Ashmont" trophy? I 

 write DOW to you, Mr. Editor, for information as to the' con- 

 ditions under which this "Ashmont" trophy speci.al was 

 offered. As I understand it, this special was given by Dr. 

 Perry to be won three times by an owner at .shows and in 

 classes judged by Mr. Masou. On these couditious it was 

 offered at Philadelphia and Detroit and won by Tiree: at 

 Boston and won by Wellesbourne Charlie, and at Wissahickon 

 and won by The Squire. At the Toronto show, much to the 

 surprise (to put it mildly) of everj; dogman present, the con- 

 ditions were changed, \vithout notice of any kind, and instead 

 of the trophy being awarded to the best dog in classes judged 

 by Mr. Mason, it was awarded to the best dog in the sliow (?). 



Now, the information I ask for I will put in the form of 

 questions, and I hope if you will not answer them yourself 

 you will find space in your popular columns, so that possibly 

 one of your readers will supply them. 



First — Am I right as to the original conditions under 

 which this special was nft'ered? 



Second — ^If so by whose authority wei'e the conditions 

 altered? 



Third— Had anybody a right to change the conditions 

 without first obtaining the consent of the owners who had 

 won an interest in it? 



Fourth — Why was not the special offered and conditions 

 given in the official catalogue? 



Fifth — What right had Mr. Mason to judge the dogs in 

 Me.ssrs. Davidson's, Wilmerdiog's and Krueger's classes? 



Sixth — Should uot all the judges have judged this .special 

 and a majority vote goverued the decision? 



Seventh — Who selected the representative dogs of the 

 different breeds not in Mr. Mason's classes? 



Eighth — Have not the owners who had dogs entered in Mr. 

 Mason's classes a good right to protest against the sporting 

 dogs being entered for competition? 



These questions if answered will, I think, forever settle 

 the vexed question oE the "Ashmont" trophy and rightly the 

 trophy itself. The remarks I have heard about this special 

 have been far from complimentary to the whole business. 

 Such an action as this of changing the couditions of a 

 special would not 1 am certaiu be tolerated for an instant at 

 an A. K. C. show, and why the Toronto management would 

 allow '"even Mr. Mason" to play witli them in tliis fashion 

 is an enigma to every honest dog man in Toronto to day. 

 There are those who say that Mr. Mason, having seen at the 

 Toronto show 



"What a tangled web we weave 

 When first we venture to deceive," 



will, to get out of the mess his evident desire to shine in the 

 eyes of the public, like the diamond in the "Ashmonn" (?) 

 trophy, has got him into, hedge his book and award the 

 prize to Tim at the Moimt Holly show, thnsendiug the fiasco 

 iQstead of continuing to blow his own trumpet by means of 

 another man's special and name. I. M. O^^Torr. 



Toronto, Can., Sept. 10. 



Southern California Field Trials. 



Editor Forest and Stream: 



There was a meeting of the governing board of the South- 

 ern California Field Trials Club, held on Sept. 3, to acton the 

 matter of dates, which were looked on with disfavor by a few 

 of the sportsmen o£ the State, and not wishing to have our 

 dates work a hardship on any who wished to enter their dogs, 

 it was deemed advLsable to havetheopijiionsontliesubjectof 

 those who had already entered their dogs for the Derby, and 

 the result, the secretary reports, was unanimously in favor of 

 the dates chosen. As the organization was effected for the 

 purpose of improving the sporting dogs of the State in gen- 

 eral and those of southern California in particular, it seema 

 but just that we should select dates when the dogs can work 

 to advantage and when the greatest ntamber of sportsmen 

 can get away. Our opening day, Jan. 1, is one that is gener- 

 ally celebrated by a day afield, and will afford an opportu- 

 nity for many to witness at least one day's work who other- 

 wise could not attend at all. As preparations are already 

 under way for the entertainment of visitors, there should be 

 no cause whatever for complaint. Ample quarters are in 

 waiting for handlers and their dogs, the cost of which will 

 uot exceed SI per day. There are birds within ten minutes' 

 walk of the proposed quarters. The hotel accommodations 

 will be first class, with charges moderate. Single teams, $3 

 per day, and a good double rig can be had for $3. This can- 

 not be called extortion. We see no good reason for any 

 change of dates ju.st to accommoilare a few who in all prob- 

 ability would not attend. The sportsman who has the wel- 

 fare of his companions at heart can and will surely have a 

 most enjoyable time. The effect of a friendly meeting of 

 sportsmen is most wholesome to the interest in sport, and it 

 is hoped that our meeting will be the first of many, where we 

 can explain why we did not win and enlighten our more for- 

 tunate friends on the subject p£ field trial dogs. Tonner. 



North Ontario, Sept. 4. 



The preliminary notice of the Toronto show entries in our 

 last issue reads like a circus poster, but we knew nothing of 

 it until our return from Toronto, and claim indulgence 

 from the cognos.ccnU, 



