The sun., 1881-11-27
hoB,N'S ISLAND BIRD DOC TRIALS
PolIux, Ferida, nud Sensation, Jr., Taking
tho rr,zes III the Derby for Puppies.

MhTTIrucK, J. T., Nov. 26.--The party OF
eportemen that sailed across Peconic Bay to
Robins leland tlis morning to see tho bird dog
trials was augmented by q fresh delegation
from the Westminster Kennel Club. headed BY
George Grant. fine lot OF trained setters and
pointers came with them. Tho frat brace un-
eashed In the bright morning Sunshine was
Sensation. Jr and Pollux. to settle tho unfln-
ished heat OF the previous evening. They
started off down wind in tho field to the west OF
the new club house. Pollux had recovered from
his ameness. He made the first point, backe ed
by Sensation. Jr. 1t turned out dead point
Working up wind bird was shot, Sensation
proved unsteady to wing and made very or
dinnry retrievc. in which he moulhed his plrd.
He failed to repeat his fine work oi the previous
Ferdn and Guymard wero next sent out In
the closing heats OF the Derby. Both ranged
well. coming on birds IN u brief-covered ditch
First came n uoint FOR Guymard. end flush
for Ferda: then another flush for Eerida. a
Tor +. rda Guymard had the heat In his
grasp. when he flushed a bird directly under
Ferida's nose, running after 1t as terrier
chases a rat. This rashness threw him out OF
tho heat at once.
Forida wa. then turned loose. with ssnsation
made point and back to Ssnsations nush.
Fsrida pointed cold, crippled bird. following
failed to back and florida ilnshed md dropped
to wing: long chase followed. Ferida win
This ,etties the nrizes In the Eastern Field
ing. to Mr.. e. i. Hariys English setter pollux.
by Dash Third. eN Diana. the SECOND. 500. to
MIR. j. G.. HeNkscher's English settsr Feridn 10y
Ranger, Second. OK Daley. md the third. rd
$50, to Mr.. Luke Mooro's Sensation. Jr.. by w.
X C.'s famous English pointer Sensation. OK
Grace.
The Peconlc or Al As.. s!aKs:. s25o to 'rst; rs
puppies. At 1Ot Max Wenzel Is Chisf: " red
Irish setter by Berksly..e .ex Duck, and W. Tall.
Patch. were cut loose for the frat heat. They
went Off Mt a rafting pace. ranging over a roll
and BRIO brors s tSicE % enough to take their hides Of
Jennie worked through the bushes ,gamely.
The work OF neither proved remarkably hns.
Second once. without making a, point The
heat was awarded to Jennie SECOND.
bcre ssr EmperoT Fred and s.
T. Wordens English setter bitch Chatelaine by
81. Elmo. OK Mazda; Neither dog made an extra r..
DR.. aper's English setter MAZDA and w. A.
the most beautiful display ever seen In Geld
trial trial The large crowd Of genuine spPrtsmsn ,ss1
f dsirhs ,n "n.quivoce qos terms Frs, point @
and . basE ior, dto.ssaaisif I9h 9. rqsasd ID
sasil v. ana for al hour and half neither dog
ma,ie a serious error. When the sports men adj
After lunch while the brace wero ranging on
hilltop at the edge Of the brush, GrousedRle
struck tho scent and a run. His lott fore leg
was la the air and RENAL ed there wht;e the dog
stood as II transflXei pointing toward the quail.
Nadia on run behind the dog and
instantaneously with his point she turned into
a statue. her head and neck turned TO one side
with the suddeDness Of her hat. Every sports
man In the vicinity was called up TO SEQ the pic
ture. tho dog remaining immoyable until tho
bird WAS ordered up and shot Procec,iing in
the hunt while tha crowd were following the
dogs closely through the rustling leaves and
cracking twiEs. Nadia pointed md began
roading. when the bird flew OF as any sensible
quail would. The flush cost Maida the heat.
Mr.. George T. Loach's imported red Irish set
ter Brock ran the fourtl. heat against MIR. w.
Talimans native English setter~Iepnie. Jen-
ME pointed. and Brock fniled t. back. Then
Jennie flushed making clear point atterward.
which the dog backed. jennie sh,tfed the best
action, aui took the neat.
DR.. aper's Prince H,i. by S., Fl. H. ez MAZDA.
followed in hunt with Mr.. Leneh'S Countess.
sister 10 Brock. Each secured points. and
mado pretty race, Prince Hal showing the
best work and winning the heat.
J.C.Higgins's s setter Dlshing Monarch. .by Dash
5 cond. ex Countess Mol. started III the last
.rat Of the day with llr. George II. Wa,kluss
native English setter Tom. The first point was
made by Tom. Dashlng Monarch backing
handsomely. Thoy ran SO evenly up 10 dark
that the Npishin. OF the heat was postponed
20 Monday. The excellence OF tho dogs in The
stakes shows that tho G2ht for tho prize will be
protIacted and close.