
by Associated Press
Published: Mon, February 09, 2009 - 4:05 am CST
Last Updated: Mon, February 09, 2009 - 4:10 am CST
NEW YORK (AP) - Many people say the economy has gone to the dogsand it's definitely taking a bite out of America's No. 1 dog show.
The Westminster Kennel Club event did not fill up its usual
allotment of 2,500 entries in a single day, as usual. There were
2,486, at $75 per dog, going into the today's start of judging.
Tickets, from $40 to $155 for a single day, are also moving a
bit more slowly. Last February, Madison Square Garden was packed
when a precocious beagle called Uno was picked as best in show.
It's a trend that's been felt by sports all over, even the Super
Bowl and recent college football bowl games.
The winner of Best in Show will be decided tomorrow.
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