1. “California Journey wins top prize at Westminster Dog Show”

2. The competition was ruff at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, where perfect canines showed off their pageant, poise and form. But California Journey, CJ for short, a German shorthaired pointer prevailed as winner of the Best in Show award on Tuesday night. He is a 3-year-old male and the third dog of his breed to take the top prize. C. J. defeated Rumor, a German shepherd who entered the show as the top purebred dog last year; Lucy, a borzoi, who was the best dog in all breeds in Japan last year; Annabelle, a bulldog who was one of the crowd’s favorites; Bogey, a smiling Samoyed; Panda, a shih tzu; and Charlie, a Skye terrier who lost Best in Show last year Miss P, a beagle. The contest is the second-oldest continuous sporting event in the United States after the Kentucky Derby. Close to 3,000 dogs from around the country compete in the annual show. This year -- the 140th for the show in New York City -- it was an even tougher contest, because the club allowed seven new breeds to compete.

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