Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-01


The Secretary of the Pacific Coast Field
Trial Club, II. c. Brown, sends us the list
Of entries for the All-Age Stakes, competi-
ton for which viii take place at the third
annual trials, to be held near 0lema, Marin
county, commencing on Tuesday. Deem
Der 10Th. The grounds selected are on the
ranch of Judge SKATER, and as the birds
have been protected for years past from
predatory pot-hunters, they are quite nu-
merous. The character of the grounds on
which the trials are to be run is said to be
very favorable TO the successful working of
the dogs, and the members of the club
anticipate an unusually interesting meet
ing. Owing to the difficulty experienced
IN finding three gentlemen sufficiently well
up in the theory of field work, and also
possessing practical knowledge of the
rules under which competitions OF this
kind are held, the club has not vet been
able to announce definitely its Judges for
this year. Last year the judges were Hon.
Joseph McKenna of Solano, H c. Brown
OF Sacramento, and Mr.. Plat of Oakland.
It is more than likely that Hon. d. NJ.
Pyle, OF Santa Clara, will be one of the
judges this year. Judge c. \. Post, of this
city, is President of the Club. The ALI
Age entries are:
Bion, liver and white English setter dog,
3 years, by Regent Royal Duke-GifD ex
Leavesley's Juno (Belton u.-Belle);
owned by G. W. Bunnell, Oakland
Mountain Boy, lemon and white pointer
dog, years, by Grouse champion Rinnie
Juno eX Nell owned by W. Schneider,
San Francisco.
Lassie, lemon and white pointer bitch, .
years, by Prime tTrent-Ladv PEARL ex
Forest Lily Duke U.-Old NelD: same
owner
ROYAL Duke, black, white and tan Eng
lish setter dog, 8 years, by Regent ex Dolly
(Carlowitz-Bess) owned by. J. G, Ed
wards, Oakland.
Surf, lemon and white pointer bitch, bv
Champion Bow (Bang-Luna) ex Kings
Maid king Philip = Sleatord's Maid
owned by w. S. Kittle, San Francisco.
Trix, red Irish and Gordon setter dog. 2
years by Count Rouge ex Queen owned
by c. L. Ecklon, Folsom. T1rix won the
puppy stake i'll 1884
Janet, black, white and tan LIewellvn
setter bitch, , years. by Count Noble Count
Wind 'em-Nora) eX Dashing Novice dash
H.-Novel); owned by California Kennels,
Sacramento-Post & Watson.
Beautiful Queen, liver and white pointer
bitch, by Dilley's Ranger ex Queen owned
by J. N. Bassford, Yaeaville.
Lemmie B., lemon and white pointer
dog, , years, by Prince Ranger Granger
Boy-Jessie) ex Oracle Bow king Bow
GracieG owned by ]. NJ. Bassford, Jr..
Vacaville
Solano B., liver and white pointer dog, /
year, by Glen Ranger Boy = Beautiful
Queen ex Josie Bow king Bow-Josie1:
owned by Henry A. Bassford, Vacaville.
The Derby, or Puppy Stake, was closed
on the 1st of May last, and the entries pub
lished at that time. The number was II,
but since that date many of the youngsters
have gone TO the canine happy hunting
grounds, while others have been neglected
and not educated for their proper sphere in
life; hence it is quite likely that the num-
Der of Derby starters will be very limited.
1t would be well for persons who desire
to attend these field trials to send their
names to the secretary. The fare from San
Francisco to and from 0lema will be 81 so
and hotel accommodations 81 per day.
The trials will last from three to five DAYS
Members of the Club and visiting sports
men will leave Sar Francisco on the 1l:3O
A. NJ. boat on Monday, December 14th.