TOY DOG AND CAT CLUB

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22436, 24 June 1938, Page 15

TOY DOG AND CAT CLUB

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW HELD GOOD ENTRIES IN ALL SECTIONS Entries in the Christchurch Toy Dog and Cat Club’s annual show, which was opened yesterday, were larger, particularly in the dog sections, than they have been for some years. Mrs W. M. Angus’s Pekingese dog, Yao Choo of Alderbourne, was awarded the Smith Challenge Cup for the best dog or bitch in the show. This dog has been, exhibited in shows all over the Dominion and so far has never been beaten.

The exhibitor to gain most points in the show was Mrs C. L. Ridgen with 59, Mrs A. J. Smith being runner-up with 43. Mrs Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor, a Pekingese bitch, gained most points in the show. A pleasing part of the show was the children’s art and needlework section. Most of the entries in this section were received from children attending the North Linwood primary school, which won the School Challenge Shield, presented by Mrs A. J. Smith, for points gained in all children’s sections, for the third time in succession. The cookery section, although not quite so large as last year’s, was of a high quality, all the exhibits showing careful preparation. The cat section will be judged today. The judges are: Dogs, Mr G. A. Taylor; cats, Mrs Talbot; cookery, Mr Hawker; art needlework, Mrs A. Burt, Results are as follows: — SPECIAL. PRIZES DOG SECTION Smith Challenge Cup for best dog or bitch in show, 12 months or over;— Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yap Choo of Alderbourne. Challenge Cup for best terrier in show— Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia. A. A. Johnson Memorial Cup for best Sydney Silky Terrier in show—Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia. Challenge Cup for best Pomeranian puppy under 12 months—Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom. Club Cup for Pomeranian under 71b — Mrs C. Ridgen’s champion Montresor. . Pekingese Challenge Cup—Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao Choo of Alderbourne. _ Best New Zealand-bred Toy In Show— Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor. Best Visiting Dog or Bitch—Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao Choo of Alderbourne. SYDNEY SILKY TERRIERS Best Dog or Bitch—Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia. _ . x . Best Dog—Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Rlnty .of Silverstream. _ ~ . . . Best Puppy—Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Rlnty of Silverstream. POMERANIANS Best Bitch under 71b—Mrs C. Ridgen’s champion Montresor. Best Dog under 71b—Mrs A. J. Smith s Snow Prince. . , . , _ .... Best Dog over 71b—Mrs A. J. Smith s Burle Snow Flake. _ _ Best Puppy—Mrs A. J. Smiths Orange Blossom. _, „ Best Dog Puppy—Mrs P. Edward s Sungold Ray. Spratt Challenge Cup for best puppy over six months —Mrs A. J. Smith s Orange Blossom. PEKINGESE Best Dog—Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao Choo of Alderbourne. Best Bitch—Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Shaza of Alderbourne. Best Puppy—Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Alderbourne. BRACE AND TEAM Any Variety Best Brace—Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Pekingese. Best team; Mrs A. J. Smith’s Pomeranians. NOVICE VARIETY CLASSES Best Puppy—Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor. _ , , Best Dog or Bitch—Mrs C. L. Ridgen s Chu Li of Montresor. NEEDLEWORK SECTION Patron’s Cup—Miss D. Chapman. Second prize trophy—Miss J, Mawer. Results of the classes in the various sections are:— DOGS SYDNEY SILKY TERRIERS Puppy, under 12 months (2): Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Rlnty of Silverstream 1, Dancing Lady of Silverstream 2. Dog or bitch (3): Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia 1, Mrs Chapman’s Silverstream Floss 2, Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Rinty of Silverstream 3. ■ Bitch. New Zealand bred (2): Mrs C. V. Dallow's Lady Sylvia 1, Mrs Chapman’s Silverstream Floss 2. Bitch, open (2): Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia 1, Mrs Chapman’s Silverstream Floss 2. Best bitch: Mrs C. V, Dallow’s Lady Sylvia, Best dog; Mrs C, V. Dallow’s Rlnty of Silverstream. ' . Best puppy: Mrs C. V. Dallow s Rlnty of Silverstream. PEKINGESE Puppy, under six months (1): Mrs M. H. MacGibbon’s Foo-Hoo Santa Fe. Puppy, under 12 months (2): Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu LI of Montresor 1, Mrs C. L. Rldgens Pung T’Sun of Montresor. Dog or bitch, novice (3): Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Ll of Montresor 1, Mlss.Edna

Knox’s D’Arcy 2, Mrs M. H. MacGibbon’s Yo-Kee Santa Fee 3. Dog, open (5); Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao Choo of Alderbourne 1, Mrs D. Whyte’s Chum-Mi of Montresor 2, Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Fung T’Sun of Montresor 3. Dog, limit (2): Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor 1, Mrs F. C. Dunne’s Choral Mitze 2.

Bitch, open (4); Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Shaza of Alderbourne 1. Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu U of Montresor 2. Mrs F. C, Dunne’s Dawn of Strathlone 3, Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Toydoin-Pung-Yena’ v hj c. Brace: Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor and Fung T’Sun of Montresor. Best bitch: Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Shaza of Alderbourne. Best dog: Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne. Best puppy: Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor. POMERANIANS Any Colour, 71b or .under Dog puppy, under six months (1): Mrs E. Pattlson’s Paul Robsen. Dog puppy, under 12 months (2): Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Ray 1, Mrs E. Pattison’s Paul Robsen 2. Dog, novice, (1): Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Ray. Dog, limit (1): Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Ray. Dog, New Zealand-bred (3): Mrs A. J. Smith’s champion Snow Prince 1, Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Ray 2. Dog, open (2): Mrs A. J. Smith’s champion Snow Prince 1, Mrs B. Kroening’s Sundown Perfection 2. Best puppy, under 12 months (2): Mrs A. J, Smith’s Orange Blossom 1, Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Susan 2. Bitch, novice (3): Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom 1, Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Susan 2, Mrs L. Gibson’s Caledonian Trixie 3. Bitch, ‘ limit (3): Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom 1, Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Susan 2, Mrs L. Gibson’s Caledonian Trixie 3. Bitch, New Zealand-bred (3): Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom 1. Mrs P. Edward's Sungold Susan 2, Mrs L. Gibson’s Caledonian Trixie 3. Bitch, open (2): Mrs C. L. Rldgen's champion Montresor 1. Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Tou Tou of Montresor 2. Black

Puppy, under six months (1): Mrs E. Pattison’s Paul Robsen !.,• Puppy, under 12 months (1): Mrs E. Pattlson’s Paul Robsen. Any Colour, over 71b Dog, limit (1): Miss Ashby’s Grecian Prince. . . ... Dog. New Zealand-bred (1): Miss Ashby’s Grecian Prince. Dog, open (1): Mrs A. J. Smith’s Burle Snow Flake, Any Colour or Weight Puppy, under six months (3): Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom 1, Mrs P. Edwards’s Sungold Susan 2, Mrs P. Edwards’s Sungold Ray 3. . Dog or bitch, open (2): Mrs C. Ridgen s champion Montresor 1, Mrs A, J, Smith’s Snow Prince 2. _ _ Brace (2): Mrs A. J. Smith 1, Mrs P. Edward 2. Team (X): Mrs A. J. Smith. Best dog over 71b: Mrs A. J. Smith s Burie Snow Flake. Best bitch under 71b; Mrs C. Ridgen’s champion Montresor. , . _ Best dog: Mrs A. J. Smith’s Snow Prince. Best puppy: Mrs A. J. Smith’s Orange Blossom. _ „, _ Best dog puppy: Mrs P. Edward s Sungold Ray. ANY VARIETY TOY TERRIERS Puppy, under 12 months (2): Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Rlnty of Silverstream 1, Mrs Q. V. Dallow’s Dancing Lady of Silverstream 2. Open (2); Mrs C. V. Dallow’s Lady Sylvia 1, Mrs Chapman’s Silverstream Floss 2. Puppy, under 12 months (2); Mrs C. L. Rldgen's Chu LI of Montresor 1, Mrs D. Whyte’s Chum-Ml of Montresor 2. Puppy, open (5): Mrs W. M. Angus s champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne 1. Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu LI of Montresqp 2. Mrs A. J. Smith’s Snow Prince 3, Mrs C. L. Rldgen's champion Toydom Pung Kee v hj c. _ , Best brace: Mrs C. L. Ridgen. Puppy, under 12 months, novice (3). Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu LI of Montresor 1, Mrs D. Whyte’s Chum-Mi of Montresor 2, Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Pung-T’Sun of Montresor 3. Open, novice tl): Mrs C, L, Ridgen s Chu Li of Montresor. Best novice in show: Mrs C. L. Ridgen s Chu LI of Montresor. , . Best puppy novice: Mrs C. L. Ridgen s Chu Li of Montresor. , . Best in show: Mrs W. M. Anguss champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne. Best New Zealand-bred: Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu LI of Montresor. , Best visiting dog: Mrs W. M. Angus s champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne.

GRADUATE STAKES (Three entries) Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s Chu Li of Montresor 1. Mrs P. Edward’s Sungold Susan 2, Mrs P. Edward's Sungold Ray 3.

PUPPY STAKES (Two entries) Mrs C. L. Rldgen’s Chu U .of Montresor 1. Mrs D. Whyte’s Chum-Mi of Montresor 2. CHALLENGE STAKES (Four entries) Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne 1, Mrs C. L. Rldgens Chu Li of Montresor 2. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (Four entries) Mrs W. M. Angus’s champion Yao-Choo of Alderbourne 1, Mrs W. M. Angus s champion Shaza of Alderbourne 2, Mrs C. L. Ridgen’s champion Montresor 3. COOKERY Nut loaf (3): Mrs W. Hale 1. Mrs Mahan 2. Plain scones (4): Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mrs W. Hale 2, Mrs Mahan 3. Sultana scones (3): Mrs Mahan 1, Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2, Mrs W. C. Hale 3. Girdle scones (1): Mrs W. C. Hale 1. Pikelets (1): Mrs Mahan 1, Sponge sandwich (3): Mrs W C. Hale 1. Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2, Mrs Mahan '3. Chocolate sponge (2): Mrs Mahan. Sponge roll (2): Mrs D. Gobbe 1. Mrs Mahan 2. Cheese cakes (2); Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mrs W. C. Hale 2. Shortbread (2): Mrs Mahan 1, Mrs J. W. Gobbe 2. Queen cakes (3)f Mrs Mahan 1, Mrs W. C. Hale 2, Mrs J. W. Gobbe 3. Kisses (1) Mrs Mahan 2. Jam tarts (2): Mrs Mahan 1, Mrs J, W. Gobbe 2 Sausage rolls (2) Mrs J. W. Gobbe 1, Mrs Mahan 2. Madeira cake (1): Mrs Mahan. Coffee cake (2): Mrs Mahan 1, Mrs Gobbe 2. Seed cake • (1): Mrs Mahan. Tri-colour cake (1) Mrs Mahan, Sultana cake (1): Mrs Mahan 2. Pound cake (3): Mrs W. C. Hale 1, Mrs Mahan 2, Mrs J. D. Cobbe 3. Christmas pudding (3): Mrs J. Mawer 1. Mrs Hale 2. Mrs Mahan 3. PRESERVES, PICKLES, WINE Jam. three varieties (D: Mrs J - DGobbe. Jelly, three varieties (2): Mrs Ellis 1. Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2. Marmalade (2) Mrs J. X>. Gobbe 1. Mrs J. Mawer 2. Bottled fruit, three Jars (2): Mrs Ellis 1 and 2. Pickles, three varieties (2). Mrs Ellis 1. Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2. Homemade sauce (5): Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mrs J. Mawer 2, Mrs Ellis 3. Home-made Chutney (2): Mrs J. Mawer 1, Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2. Home-made wine, three varieties (1/A. Webb. SOAPS ■Home-made household soap (1): Mrs Dalgleish. CHILDREN’S SECTION Plain scones (4): Brenda Mahan I, Pam. Findlay 2, Betty Smith 3. Pikelets (3) ; Brenda Mahan 1, Betty Smith 2. Queen cakes (3): Pam. Findlay 1, Brenda Mahan 2, Betty Smith 3. Jam tarts, six specimens (1): Brenda Mahan. Sponge jam sandwich (3): Betty Smith 1. Brenda Mahan 2, Winsome Powell 3. Best collection home-made sweets (2): Pam. Findlay 2. ART NEEDLEWORK Crochet, fine (4): Miss M. Wilson 1 and 2, Miss J. Mawer 3. Crochet, coarse (1): Miss J. Mawer. Men’s knitted socks (2): Miss J. Mawer 1, Miss M. Wilson 2. Knitting in wool (4): Mrs E. Chapman 1, Miss J. Beker 2, Miss Mawer 3. Knitting, other than wool (1): Mrs Ellis. Handdressed doll in wool (3): Mrs E. Dalgleish 1, Miss J. Beker 2, Miss Mawer 3. Embroidery, other than wool (2): Miss D. Chapman I,’ Miss M. Wilson 2. Embroidery, white (2): Mrs L. Kevern 1. Miss M. Wilson 2. Embroidery, coloured (9): Miss D. Chapman 1, Miss L. Kevern 2, Mrs E. Dalflelsh 3. Embroidered toilet set (3): Mrs !. Dalgleish 1, Miss D. Chapman 2, Miss M. Wilson 3. Embroidered table or supper cloth (4): Miss L. Kevern 1, Miss J. Beker 2, Nurse Francis 3. Embroidered tea cosy (4): Miss J. Becker 1, Miss M. Wilson 2. Mrs E. Chapman 3. Embroidered table runner (1): Miss D. Chapman. Tea cosy, knitted or crocheted (3); Mrs Ellis 1, Miss J. Mawer 2, Mrs Mahan 3. Embroidered cushion (2): Miss J. Mawer 1, Mrs E. Dalgleish 2. Cushion, not embroidered (1): Mrs Mahan. Cross-stitch (3): Miss L. Kevern I, Miss J. Mawer 2. Miss D. Chapman 3. Marqueterie (2): Miss D. Chapman I , and 2, Worked picture (2); Nurse Francis 1, Miss D. Chapman 2. Attractive novelty, cost not exceeding 2s (1): Miss J. Mawer. Useful article, made from waste material (2): Miss M. Wilson 1. Miss J, Mawer 2. Doilys (3): Miss D. Chapman I and 2, Miss M. Wilson 3. Baby’s set, knitted silk or wool (2): Mrs E. Chapman 1, Miss J. Mawer 2. Knitted jumper or cardigan (2): Miss J. Mawer 1, Miss J. Beker 2. Needlework, not enumerated (4): Mrs McOibbon 1, Mrs P. Edwards 2. Mrs E. Dalgleish 3. Piece of work other than needlework (4); Miss E. Chapman 1 and 2, Miss J. Mawer 3. Hand-made Jug cover (4): Miss D. Chapman 1 and 2. j. Mawer 3. Champion class for fancy work having won first prize at previous show (4): Miss L. Kevern 1, Miss D. Chapman .2, Miss L. Kevern 3. CHILDREN’S SECTION Worked cushion (3): Marjorie Madams 1, Noeline Saunders 2. Kathleen Gilchrist 3. Knitting (5): Noeline Saunders 1, Betty Smith 2. Brenda Mahan 3 Underclothing (5): June Taylor 1, Alma McGregor 2, Joyce Lund 3. Needlework (8): Shirley Rushbridge 1. Noeline Saunders 2, Joyce Sharp 3. Painting (4): Lola Bines' 1. Salli Bines 2. Article .from sugar-bag (4): Brenda 'Mahan 1, Betty

boy (2): William Richdale 1. John Jacobson 2. Silver-foil pictures (6): Betty Smith 1 and 2, Shirley Rushbridge 3, White embroidery (1): Brenda Mahan, Coloured embroidery (8): Lavina Moore 1, Salli Bines 2, Pam Findlay 3. Doll, dressed in wool (2): Noeline Saunders 1, Betty Smith 2. Worked apron (6): Lavina Moore 1 and 2, Winsome Powell 3. Best toy, made by girl (2): Betty Smith 1. Handwork, other than needlework (9): Joy Carter 1, Pam Kidd 2, Joyce Sharpe 3. Article from waste material (7): Betty Chainey 1. Brenda Mahan 2, Betty Smith 3. Handwriting, boy or girl (4): Alan de Malmanche 1. Shirley Rushbridge