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took the blue and Hillside Dominican was third, and the 

 prize cards were pnt up to coincide and the dogs so benched 

 to the end of the show. The judge's book, however, was 

 altered and first given to Dominican and third to Domino. 

 This made, tbe decision more correct, as Dominican is a much 

 better pup and more of a terrier, the other being very light 

 in body and too leggy; both have good long heads. Warren 

 Romper split the two, but had gone home when I came 

 round; he ran the winner close, I am told. Seacroft King 

 took reserve; he was at Boston. Mere Jollice, though leggy, 

 deserved mention for excellent front. In bitch puppies the 

 Boston winner scored again, followed by Warren Damsel, a 

 nicely fronted one and promising, a nice-looking all white in 

 Blemton Erminie getting third. Novice dogs saw nothing 

 new among the winners, and in bitches Warren Damsel was 

 followed by Woodale Brat, who has a plain, light muzzle and 

 body, nicely carried ears and fair front. Guenn, third, is just 

 a fair sort. Ripon- Regina, reserve, is not clean enough in 

 neck and shoulders, and should be narrower in head. 



In wire challenge dogs, Oakleigh Bruiser, well shown, had 

 no difficulty in beating Suffolk Toby; neither had Sister Pat- 

 tern in defeating Jess Frost in the corresponding class, 

 head and expression being much better; the latter shows a 

 great improvement over her Western form. In open dogs 

 the Boston order was kept up— Saint Cribbage and Brittle; 

 the former did not show himself with his usual snap. White 

 Topper, better shown than at the W. EL. C. show, came third, 

 and Suffolk Trimmer reserve; all been commented on before. 

 Mister Great Snap had to be content with vhc. here. Sister 

 Janet scored easily in the next class, and was chosen to go up 

 against Blemton Victor II. for the special, only being beaten 

 out in head. Brittany, second, seemed in whelp; is heavy in 

 shoulders and faulty in stop— a little too much of it. Suffolk 

 "Venus is some way behind the winner's form. Mister Great 

 Snap won in puppies, with Hempstead Brush and Hill Hurst 

 Blossom following close up In novices White Topper won, 

 but the others were scarcely up to form; faulty fronts and 

 not long enough in heads. 



Spaniels. 



E. M. Oldham, Judge. 



Here was a great gathering, and a better lot of field span- 

 iels than seen out in many a day. The judge worked hard 

 and faithfully, and while consistent to his type rather fav- 

 ored the more active ones. If the present little squall in 

 spanieldom does nothing else it has served to draw greater 

 attention to forelegs and proper size and activity. The awards 

 gave almost complete satisfaction. 



The two Irish waters, Dennis and Marguerite, are weL 

 known, and are certainly better than most of those that have 

 been going the rounds this spring, better in coat and curl. 



In Clumbers Glennwood Greeting, a nice sort, beats Bosky 

 in head, muzzle especially, front, coat, bone and condition. 



In challenge field dogs Index and Beverly Negus took the 

 money in that order. Newton Abbot Torso, some way be- 

 hind in head, came in for reserve; he was well shown. In 

 bitches Bridford Ruby scored over Rosedale Bess, beating in 

 front, bone, length of body, head, little more stop and deeper 

 and squarer; well shown. In open black dogs (6) first went 

 to the new dog, Staley Baron, tha.t George Thomas has just 

 imported; a dog of excellent length, type, capital forelegs, 

 well off for bone, head of fairly good shape, if a little more 

 of it; could have been shown a pound or two heavier, but 

 still was well put down, quite an accession to the field ranks, 

 in fact about the best seen in several years. He beat Judex 

 for the special, especially in front and length and action, 

 Judex getting it a little in head. Manuscript, third, loses to 

 both in head, but is of good type and would do with more 

 flesh and coat, looked a bit ragged. Echo came reserve, 

 with Sorry Jake vhc, both well known. Prince Bolus, c, 

 light in body and not straight in front, nice expression. In 

 bitches (3) Midnight III. won, beating Gossip in length and 

 front, though losing in condition and head. Princess Bolus, 

 third, fine in muzzle, light in body, nice front. 



In liver-colored ones, the three, The Shrew and Coleshill 

 Rufus and Gypsey Belle are all winners before; the winner 

 has the best head, but is not deep enough. In puppies the 

 bitch Solo, who has stirred up such a commotion since she 

 emigrated to this country, won over Night, she is of nice 

 length, poor head, fair front. In novices the winners have 

 been commented upon. 



In black cocker challenge dogs some warm company came 

 together, but Black Duke honestly won the verdict, with 

 Middy second, a smaller dog and Red Roland, reserve, los- 

 ing in head to both. Jay Kay had to be passed on the score 

 of condition, being shown very light. In bitches Miss 

 Wangles scored once more, looking much better in coat, Jessie 

 coming second; she is a little bowed in front, nice body and 

 height. I Say, reserve. In open dogs (6) Woodland Prince 

 rightly scored with a dog of similar make and build. King 

 Raven, Jr., second, and Commodore third, all well known. 

 Woodland Count, reserve, coarse in head to the others get- 

 ting reserve, and King Cole, vhc. The bitch class (13) was as 

 usual a hard nut to crack. Cleo W. and Corktown Cleo were 

 absent. Baby Ruth, the Detroit winner, scored, beautiful 

 head and getting better in body, though still light. Dart, 

 improving all the time came next, closely pressed by Lisa, 

 whom we spoke well of at Boston; she was shown in full 

 bloom. Topsy, reserve, got something of her desserts, and 

 Rideau Reine, carelessly shown, was pegged back to vhc. 

 with Cora II. and Fashion, all well known. Cricket should 

 have had more than c, a good type of working cocker. Lady 

 Bug has rather a nice head, but body long cast, another let- 

 ter would have done no harm. Circe took he. here. 



Any other color dogs (8) saw Chestnut first; he is an old 

 friend, improved on his puppy form, a sweet cocker. Mr. 

 Bow Wow, second, was followed by Red Man; the former is 

 too round and full in skull yet, feet turn out body good. 

 Golden Rod, vhc, has a good body, little strong in head. 

 Red Justice, also vhc, feec come together, bit coarse and 

 full in skull. Cherry Punch, I forgot to say, was reserve, a 

 merry little chap and familiar face, though it might be 

 cleaner. In bitches Mrs. Bow Wow was luckier than her 

 brother, for she won; not very straight in front and strong 

 in skull for her muzzle, that is if we got the right ones, but 

 numbers were so mixed it was almost impossible to keep on 

 the right track. Red Queen came second, a little plain in 

 muzzle, nice legs and body, not quite high enough. Hamilton 

 Beauty, third, is aptly named. Madge, reserve, small, nice 

 body, muzzle should be deeper, nice front. In puppies Lisa 

 scored easily from Mrs. Bow Wow with Midshipmite, a niee 

 little sort, third. Watnong Obo, vhc, is leggy and light in 

 body, yet will improve, and the same may be said of Wat- 

 nong Prince. Cora II. won in novice class with The Fashion 

 second. 



The judging of spaniels was interesting, but lack of space 

 forbids entering oh a description. The judging for the best 

 calculated to hunt over a rough country was comical; sev- 

 eral chairs were thrown down and the dogs made to jump 

 them, and notwithstanding the gibes of detractors they all 

 cleared the obstacles, which were ISin. high. Woodland 

 Prince -won, but Miss Waggles, one of the most active on the 

 bench, took that for best mover. 



Bulldogs. 



James Mortimer, Judge, 

 A fine class of dogs were gathered together, but many of 

 them are so well known that the judge soon disposed of his 

 classes, doing his work well. In challenge dogs Leonidas 

 and King Lud were placed as named; the former loses in 

 shortness of body, but gets it a little in skull and rib. Wal 

 Hampton, reserve, is far behind these two. Romance was 

 also shown. In bitches (3) Saleni, who never looked better, 

 won easily from The Graven Image and Dolly Tester, who 

 were nicely shown. In open dogs there was nothing to 



touch His Lordship, though a bit faulty behind. Found It 

 came second; not square enough in muzzle, good shoulders, 

 nice rib and short body tapering out nicely, good skull, ear 

 and wrinkle. Sheriff, a big coarse headed dog with ears 

 hung down to the head. Reeve Royal can beat him, though 

 not low enousrh to the ground, has a better shaped head, 

 ears and more character, and better shoulders. Rustic 

 King II. is coming on nicely and Handsome Dan looks as 

 lively as ever. Rustic Sovereign, he, is plain faced and 

 straight in shoulders. In bitches White Venn scored nicely, 

 her nearest opponent being Katisha, the Boston winner, 

 Rosie, described in our New York report, getting third; head 

 well shaped if stop were deeper and skull more massive, 

 shoulders well out, body not short enough. Juno was 

 reserve; ears coming down a bit, one of the memorable 

 Woodlawn litter. Robin Pelagia is too straight fronted 

 and plain faced, good ears, muzzle pinched and not deep and 

 square enough, good skull. In puppies Rustic King II. won 

 in dogs and Juno in bitches. In novice class Wrinkles took 

 the blue ribbon; he won at New York. Second went to 

 Robin Pelagia, described above. H. W. Lacy. 



AWARDS. 



ST. BERNARDS. — Rough-Coated — Challenge— .Dog's; 1st, Argyle 

 Kennels 1 Sir Bedivere; 2d, Mrs. J M. Nicholson's Kingston Regent. 

 Reserve, Fred Schmitt's Otos. Very high com , E. H. Moore's Altoneer. 



COCKER SPANIEL BABY ROTH. 



First, Open Class, Detroit, 1891. 



Bitches: 1st, Argyle Kennels' Rustic Beauty; 2d, E. H. Moore's Lady 

 Livingston. Reserve, Swiss Mountain Kennels' Sunray. — Open— Dogs; 

 1st, Swiss Mountain Kennels" Eboracum; 2d, D. Mann's Demetrius; 

 3d, Hall & Burgess's Ardmore; 4th, F. Schmitt's Roland. Jr. Reserve, 

 F. LiDck's Imperator. Very high com., J. F. Lutz's Wach Erdman 

 and F. Linck's Ashland Jumbo. High com., R. T. Rennie's Vindex 

 Com., T. M. Burke's Pontiff II.— Bitches: 1st, Swiss Mountain Kennels' 

 Florette; 2d. 4th and very high com., J. Ruppert, Jr.'s Royal Duchess, 

 Countess Madge and Miss Amanda; 3d, Wood in & Hoyt's Mascot 

 Bernie. High om , J. Brett's Alberta and J. F. Lutz's Princess Wang. 

 —Puppies— Dogs: 1st, Bayard Kennels' Lord Ripon; 2d and 3d with- 

 held. Bitches: 1st, A. Burgess's Madam B. 



ST. BERNARDS.— Smooth-Coated — Challenge— Dogs: 1st, E Hi 

 Moore's Melrose King; 2d. Swiss Mountain Kennels' Scottish Leader. 

 —Bitches: 1st, J. Ruppert, Jr.'s Empress of Contoocook; 2d, E H. 

 Moore's Miss Alton.— Open— Dogs.- 1st. E. H. Moore's Alton, Jr.; 2d, 

 H. B. Turner's Plinlimmon V.; 3d, J. Keevan's Patrol; 4th. Koefler & 

 Ritter's Romeo II. Very high com., R. Sehring's Victoria Colin.— 

 Bitches: 1st, E. H. Moore's Lady Alton; 2d, Swiss Mountain Kennels' 

 Sunol; 3d, S. Mann's Pandora; 4th, J. Ruppert. Jr.'s Bellegarde. High 

 com., D. P. Foster Medical Co. 's Miss Olive.— Poppies— Dogs: 1st, J. 

 Keevan's Emperor of Contoocook; 2d and 3d, withheld. —Bitches: 1st, 

 A. H. Meyer's Minka: 2d, J. Shannon's Virgie of Contoocook; 3d, 

 withheld. — Notice — Rough and Smooth — Dogs: 1st, D. Mann's Demet- 

 rius; 2d, Hall & Burgess's Ardmore; 3d, J. Keevan's Patrol. Very 

 high com., Miss H Levy's Duke Barry II, ; J. F. Lutz s Wach Erdman ; 

 F. Linck's Ashland Jumbo. High com., A. L. Martin's Nero D. ; Swiss 

 Mountain Kennels' Empire State; O. Langenberger's Percival. — 



a. e. Foster's field spaniel judex. 

 First. Challenge, New York, 1894. 



Bitches: 1st, S. Mann's Pandora; 2d, Swiss Mountain Kennels' Princess 

 Hepsey; 3d, D. Mann's Princess Eulalie. Reserve, D. Stelling's 

 Kingstonian Gloria. 



COLLIES.— Rough— Challenge— Dogs: 1st and reserve. J. P. Mor- 

 gan's Sefton Hero and Roslyn Wilkes; 2d, Chestnut. Hill Kennels' 

 Wellesbourne Charlie. Bitches; 1st and 2d. J. P Morgan's Chorlton 

 Phyllis and Jakyr Dean. Reserve, Chestnut Hill Kennels' Luella.— 

 Open— Dogs: 1st, Chestnut Hill Kennels' Christopher; 2d, Seminole 

 Kennels' Gold Dust; 3d, 4th and reserve, Hempstead Farm's Wood- 

 mansterne Trefoil, Conrad II. and Hempstead Rex. Very high com , 

 J. Keddie's Fifeshire Mark and Chestnut Hill Kennels' Prince Wilkes. 

 High com.. J. P. Morgan's Blizzard. Com., J. P. Morgan's Rhoderick 

 Dhont and Hempstead Farm's Hempstead Chief. Bitches: 1st, Hemp- 

 stead Farm's Hempstead Dorothy; 2d, J. P. Morgan's Lady Fidget; 3d 

 and 4th, Woodlawn Park Kennels' Gem and Flora May. Reserve, 

 Carlowrie Kennels' Lillikulani. Very high com , J. P. Morgan's Orms- 

 kirk Dollie and R. H. Roberts's Lassie. High com., Hempstead Farm's 

 Hempstead Bess, Ormskirk Julia and Minnie Sefton. Com., J. P. Mor- 

 gan's Highland Mary, Hempstead Farm's Woodmansterne Deborah 

 and Chestnut Hill Kennels' Princess Wilkes.— Puppies— Dogs: 1st, 

 Hempstead Farm's Hempstead Rex; 2d, J. P. Morgan's Cragston Dis- 

 cretion; 3d, Chestnut Hill Kennels' Douglas. Reserve, Seminole Ken- 

 nels' Seminole Amazement. Very high com , Hempstead Farm'B 

 Hempstead Con High com., R. Budfle'.s Richmond Scott. Bitches: 



Smith's Trefoil Princess. — Novice— Dogs: 1st and 3d, Hempstead 

 Farm's Hempstead Rex and Conrad It.; ad, J. P. Morgan's Cragston 

 Discretion Very high com , J. Keddie's Fifeshire Mark and J. P. 

 Morgan's Roderick Dhont. High com,, Seminole Kennels' Seminole 

 Amazement and Chestnut Hill Kennnels' Sir Christopher II. Com , 

 T. Duncan's Rob Roy and Hempstead Farm s Hempstead Chief. 

 Bitches: 1st, J. P. Morgan's Lady Kid set; 2d and 3d. W r oodlawn Park 

 Kennels' Gem and Flora May. Reserve, Carlowrie Collie Kennels' 

 Lillikulani. Very high com., J. I'. Morgan's Ormskirk Dollie and 

 Hempstead Farm's Hempstead Bess. High com.. J. P. Morgan's 

 Highland Mary and Hempstead Farm's Minnie Sefton. Com., W. P. 

 Smith's Trefoil Princess — Smooth— 1st, Chestnut Hill Kennels' Blue- 

 belle; 2d and reserve, Hempstead Farm's Hempstead Maid and Blue 

 Light. 



OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS. — (Bobtails)— 1st, J. Pierpont Mor- 

 gan's Herdman H.; 2d, Hempstead Farm's Lord Mayor 



FOX-TERRIERS — Smooth. — Challenge — Dog a: 1st, Blemton Ken 

 nels' Blemton Victor H. ; 2d, John E. Thayer's Starden's King; 3d, L 



& W. Rutherfurd's Warren Safeguard. Reserve, Mere Kennels' Ripon 

 Stormer. Bitches: l=it and reserve. -John E. Thayer's Miss Dollar 

 and Dona; 2d, L. & W. Rutherfurd's Warren Captious.— Opk i-Doq* • 

 1st and 4th, Blemton Kennels' Blemton Rasper and BJeintrm SticklSr 

 2d, Clarence Rathhone's Beverwyck Royalist; 3d, H. LeRoy Jones's 

 irrandale Mixture. Reserve and very high com., L, & w Rutber 

 furd's Warren Layman, Warren Tip Top and Warren Tory Hfefi 

 com., J F Bell's Hillside Royal and Cambridge Fox-Terrier Kennels* 

 Grove victor. Corn,, John E. Thayer's Billside Domo, Miss Catherine 

 Cameron's Warren Daysman and O S. Hanks's Starden's Nip " Bitches 

 1st and 3d, L. & W. Rutherfurd's Dusky II. and Warren Duty 2d and 

 4th. Biemton Kennels' Blemton Vigil and Blemton Vindex, Reserve 

 Clarence Rathbone's Beverwyck Twilight. High com John e' 

 Thayer's Verdict -Pwpivs-Dogs: 1st and 3d. John E Thayer's HilL 

 side Dominican and Hillside Domino; 2d, L & W. Rutherfurd's Warren 

 Romper. Reserve, C. S. Hanks's Seacroft King. Very high com 0 

 Hanks's Starden's Nip. Bitches: 1st, H. H. Hunnewell Jr 's Hi U 

 Hurst Diana; 2d L. & W. Rutherfurd's Warren Damsel; 3d £nd 

 reserve, Blemton Kennels' Blemton Esperanza. Very high com T F 

 Belt's Columbia.— Novice- Dogs: 1st, Clarence Rathbone's Beverwyck 

 Royalist; 2d and 3d, L. & W. Rutherfurd's Warren Lavraarf and War- 

 ren Tory. Reserve, Hempstead Farm's Suffolk King Very high com 

 Cambridge Fox-Terrier Kennels' Grove Victor and C. S. Hanks's Sea- 

 croft K.ng p High com. John E. Thayer's Hillside Domo and Blemton 

 Kennels' Blemton Spendthrift. Bitches: 1st, L. & W. Ruth erf urd's 

 Warren Damsel; 2d, A. S. Burden's Woodale Brat; 3d, R ^Willis's 

 Gueun Reserve, Woodlawn Park Kennels' Ripon Regina. Very high 

 ETpre^s ° n Kennels Blemton Erminie and C. S. Hanks's Seacroft 



FOX-TERRIERS.-Wihe-Haired - Challenge-Doos; 1st, H H 

 Hunnewell, Jr.'s Oakleigh Bruiser; 2d, Hempstead 'Farm's Suffolk 

 Toby, mtches: 1st, H. W. Smith's Sister Pattern; 2d. Woodlawn Park 

 Kennels' Jess Froat.-OPBS-Dogs: 1st and 2d, H. W. Smith's Saint 

 Cribbage and Brittle; 3d. G. Raper's White Topper. Reserve, Hemp- 

 stead J arm's Suffolk Trimmer. Very high com., G. W. H Ritchie's 

 Mister Great Snap. Bitches: 1st, H. W. Smith's Sister Janet; 2d and; 

 3J Hempstead Farm's Brittany and Suffolk Venus. Puppies: 1st, G. 

 W H. Ritchie s Mister Great Snap; 3d, Hempstead Farm's Hempstead 

 Brush; 3d, H H. Hunnewell, Jr.'s Hill Hurst Blossom -NovtOB-lst,' 

 G. Paper s White Topper; 2d and reserve, Hempstead Farm's Suffolk 

 Tease and Suffolk Venus. Very high com., G W. H. Ritchie's Mis- 

 tress Betsie. 



IRISH WATER SPANIELS.-lst and 2d, A. Laidlaw's Dennis and! 

 Marguerite. 



CLUMBER SPANIELS. — 1st and 2d, G. R. Preston, Jr.'s Glenwood! 

 Greeting and Bosky. ' 



FIELD SPANIELS.-Challenge-Dos'S,' 1st and 2d, A. E. Foster's 

 Judex and Beverly hegvs. Reserve, H. L. Jones's Newton Abbot 

 Torso. Bitches: 1st and 2d, R. P Keasbey's Bridford Ruby and Rose- 

 dale Bess.— Open- Dogs (black): 1st Toon & Thomas's Staley Baron; 

 2d, Dr b. J. Bradbury's Warwick; 3 , T. Marples's Manuscript. Re- 

 serve, P. P. Keasbey's Echo. Very high com, G. R Preston Jr 's 

 Sorry Jake. Com., J. Stacom's Prince Bolus. Bitches: 1st, Hemp- 



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1st, Toon & Thomas's Staley Baron; 2d. Union Kennels' Solo Reserve 

 M A. Viti's Gossip. Very high com., T Marples's Manuscript. 



Waggles; 2d, A. Laidlaw's Jessie. Reserve, E. W. Fiske's I Say — 

 Open— Dogs (black): 1st, H. Brooks's Woodland Prince; 2d, Swiss 

 Mountain Kennels' King Raven, -Jr.; 3d, A. Laidlaw's Commodore. 

 Reserve, Geo. Douglas's Woodland Count. Very high com E W 

 Fiske's King Cole. Bitches: 1st, A. Laidlaw's Baby Ruth; 2d and re- 

 serve, Swiss Mountain Kennels' Dart and Topsy ; 3d Miss F Brooks's 

 Lisa. Very high com., E. W. Fiske's Fashion and A. Laidlaw's Cora 

 II. and Rideau Reine. Com., F. W. Kitchel's Ladybug. F. K, Pidgeon's 

 Cricket and Mrs. E. W. Fiske's Ouida. Dogs (any other color): 1st, 

 Dr. E. A. Smith's Chestnut; 2d and high com.. A. Laidlaw's Mr Bow 

 Wow and Derby; 3d, Brant Cocker Kennels' Red Man. Reserve, Swiss 

 Mountain Kennels' Cherry Punch. Very high com., J. Kennedy's Red 

 Justice and Brant Cocker Kennels' Golden Rod. Bitches: 1st, very 

 high com., high com. and com , A. Laidlaw's Mrs Bow Wow, Venus 

 Vic and Topsy W.j 2d, Brant Cocker Kennels' Red Queen; 3d, Swiss 



- Midshipmite. Very 

 high com. and high com., Mrs. K. R. Bache's Watnong Obo and Wat- 

 nong Prince, Com., F. W. Kitchel's Jasper.— Novice— 1st. very high 

 com. and com., A. Laidlaw's Cora II. , Beauty C. and Nita. ; 2d and re- 

 serve, Swiss Mountain Kennels' The Fashion and Zuleika. 



BULLDOGS.— Challenge— Dogs: 1st, R. D. Winthrop's Leonidas; 

 2d, J. H. Congdon's King Lud. Reserve, Woodlawn Park Kennels' 

 Wal Hampton. Bitches: 1st and 2d, Woodlawn Park Kennels' Saleni 



R. Gilmore's Reeve Royal and Cameron. Very high com., Woodlawn 

 Park Kennels' Rustic Queen and A. B. Graves's Handsome Dan. High 

 com., Woodlawn Park Kennels' Rustic Sovereign. Bitches: 1st, W. 

 R. Travers's White Veen; 2d, J. H. Congdon's Katisha; ad, E. K.' 

 Austin's Rosie. Reserve, Woodlawn Park Kennels' Juno. Very high 

 com., E, W. Roby's Robin Pelagia. High com., R. L. Crawford, Jr.'s 

 Bulgaria.— Puppies-Dogs: 1st and 2d, Woodlawn Park Kennels' 

 Rustic King H. and Duke II, Bitches: 1st, 2d and high com., Wood- 

 lawn Park Kennels' Juno, Iolauthe and Rock Rose II. Very high 

 com., R. D. Winthrop's Sally,— Novice— 1st, Henry C. Beadleston's 

 Wrinkles; 2d, E. WiUard Roby's , Robin Pelagia. Reserve, C. T. 

 Sacket's Klinker. Very high com. and high com., Rejected and 

 Gentle Annie. 



SPECIALS. 



St Bernards.— Best kennel, E. H. Moore. Best in the show, Sir 

 Bedivere. St. Bernard Club medals;,best stud doe to be judged by two 

 of his get, the get to be out of two different bitches— Vindex. Best 

 brood bitch, Miss Anna. Best dog, Sir Bedivere. Best bitch. Rustic 

 Beauty. Best rough dog under 3 years and over lSmos., Demetrius; 



dog, same conditions, Emperor of Contoocook; best biten, ditto, did 

 not fill. Best puppy under 12mos., Lord Ripon. 



Collies.— Best kennel, Cragston Kennels. Best in show, Sefton 

 Hero. Collie Club specials-Club Trophy, Roslyn Wilkes. President's 

 cup for best collie, Sefton Hero. Best stud dog, to be judged by two 

 of his get, Woodmansterne Trefoil, with Hempstead' Dorothy and 

 Hempstead Rex; best bitch, ditto, Queen Mountain Lass. Best ex- 

 hibit of four American collies, J. Pierpont Morgan (Cragston Kennels). 

 Best American bred dog under two years, Hempstead Dorothy. Best 

 pair, dogs or bitches, in open classes by same sire or out of same dam, 

 Woodmansterne Trefoil and Conrad II. Best dog in novice class, 

 Hempstead Rex; best bitch, ditto, Lady Fidget, Best old English 

 sheepdog, Herdman II. Best smooth, Bluebelte. Best collie in open 

 classes, Christopher. 



Fox-Terriers, - Best kennel, H. W. Smith; best brace, Blemton; 

 Victor and Blemton Rasper. Am. Fox-terrier Club's specials— Grand 

 challenge cup for best in show, Blemton Victor II.; Apollo challenge 

 cup and stakes of 1894, Beverwyck Royalist; stud dog stakes for best 

 stud dog shown with four of his get, starden's King; matron stake for 

 best bitch shown with two of her produce, Dusky II ; veteran stakes, 

 for best over 7 years, Ch. Raby Mixer; best dog, Blemton Victor II.; 

 best bitch, Miss Dollar; best wire dog, Saint Cribbage; best bitch,' 

 Sister Janet; best dog in open classes, Cribbage; best bitch, Sister 

 Janet; best dog under two years, Warren Safeguard; best bitch, Blem- 

 ton Vigil; best kennel of four American bred, August Belmont; best 

 uog puppy. Hillside Dominican; best bitch, Hillside Damsel; best brace 

 under 18 months, Beverwyck Royalist and Twilight. 



Spaniels — (Club Specials)— Best brace of Clumbers (2), Geo. R. 

 Preston Jr.'s; best brace iri.-h water spaniels, Andrew Laidlaw's. 

 Field spaniels— Best brace, R. P. Keasbey ; best dog in challenge class, 

 Judex; best black bitch puppy, Night; best dog in open class, Staley 

 Baron; best brace, Judex and Beveriey Negus; bast bred by exhibitor, 

 Warwick; best black or liver, Staley Baron. 



Cockers.- Club cocker cup for best American bred, Black Duke. 

 Best kennel parti-colored, Andrew Laidlaw. Best brace, Miss Waggles 

 and Middy. Best kennel of four reds, Brant Cocker Kennels. Most 



duce, Topsy W. Best brace of black puppies, The Fashion and Mid- 

 shipmite. Best mover, Miss Waggles. Best-headed, Baby Ruth. Sil- 

 ver Trophy for other than black, Red Roland. Best brace under a 

 year old, any color, The Fashion and Midshipmite. Be t puppy, any 

 breed, Sola. Best brace of cockers, dog and bitch, Miss Waggles and 

 Middy. Best all round worker in a rough country, Woodland Prince. 

 Best black bitch in open class, Baby Ruth. Best kennel over 28 bs., any 

 breed, R. P, Keasoey. Best pair of pups owned in New York or'New 

 Jersey, Watnong Obo and Watnong Prince. 



Bulldogs. — Best kennel, Woodlawn Park Kennels. Best Pair, Hia 

 Lordship and White Venn, Best dog in open or novice class', Hia 

 Lordship. Best bitch ditto, White Venn. Best pufjpy, Rustic King II, 

 Reserve, Juno. Bulldog Club Medals— Best American bred dog, Hand- 

 some Dan. Best bitch ditto, Juno. Best American bred puppy, Rustic 

 King H, Best dog or bitch owned by a non-member, Romance. 



