Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-25
THE TRINKET STOCK.
THE RECORD OF THIS FAMOUS ENG
LtsH SETTER AND OFFSPRING.
cb,mpien Gioster, hntevoio, Miss Ruby.
Lora and sam X. Gladstone ana
Their Handsome Winnings.

noticed IN the cOluHluS VI tnV
that she is we'll known to its readers; ana
in view of the recent victories aehleVed
by some of her offspring in the field trials.
the following account and record OF this
noted family OF settlers will prove interest
inc at this time 10 sportsmen and lovers OF
high-class dogs:
Trinket was bred by Mr.. I. T: Taylor, OF
this city. and after being owned oy nun Lor
several wears was sold to MIR. Ad. Dill, VINO
owned her at the time of her death. .whlch
was caused by her being run over by the
electric.cars. Her breeding could not be
excelled and she possessed all the qualities
which make up the high-class field dog
and these she has transmitted TO
her descendants. and the brilliant
record made by her famous SON.
Ciloster, the champion of champions, An,
tevolo. Miss Ruby, Sam X. Gladstone ana
the phenomenal Lora, her grandson ana
granddaughter, il worthy, OF the nisnes o
admiration. The dam of TTlnket was
Diana, winner of first pIIze, imported Eng
lish setter, female class, Boston bench
show. March 26, 1878. Diana was sired by
Smiths Leicester" and her dam was
Doll. She was imported by George De-
lano. of New Bedford. Mass. who sold her
10 Mr.. Taylor. The sire OF Irinket was
Crack. and he was by Csrlowitz. and his
dam was True. Crack was the winner OF
first and special prizes at klchmona iotg.
and V. II. g. OF the Baltimore bench show
i'm 1878. He was owned for number OF
years by Mr.. Taylor, and was sold by INN
away from Richmond.
THE CHAMPION dLosTER.
Gloster the champion of champions,
was bred by Mr.. Taylor, but is now owned
4 a wealthy hr0k0r
who resides at Tuxedo Park, n. \. lie IS
a we'll made. good-sized dog, and in mark
inc IL black. white, and tan. He has met
and defeated in the field trials some
of the most noted dogs of the coun-
try. including the famous Rode1go
and Gaths Mark, but he has been re-
tired from public work and - resting on
his welcomed laurels at the home OF ms
master and friend, where his last days VIII
be spent. and when his eventtul LIE Is
ended will be kindly laid to rest by loving
hands, and will long, be remembe sitoo az
one Of the greatest dogs ever produced.
Trlnket was the dam of Gloster. and his
sire was Dashing Rover. -,
Dashing Rover was imported oy MT
Taylor from Llewellyn's kennels' IN
ENGLAND lust after he had won the
first prize at the Crystal Palace
bench-show. Rover is also the sire
of the feld-trlal winner, Belle OF
Piedmont now owned By the Blue Ridge
Kennels. One of Gloster's strongest
noints is his great bird sense. and IN hunt
inc ne locates his birds 50 promptly that
there is little loss OF time and he knocks
ont his competitors in a few short rounds.
Tho winnings Of the great dog are as FOL,
lows: First, Members Stake,.and divided
second All-Ace Stake Eastern Field
Trials, High Point. n. g., 1888.
First. All-Age Setter Stake and first IN
the Champion Stake IN the field trials OF
the same club at High Point III 1857.
RECORDS OF ANTEyoLo.
Anteyolo is by the renowned sire Count
Noble. and her dam IL Irnket H., daughter
Of Irlnket. She is liver and white. She was
bred by Messrs. Taylor, Brauer, and
August, who sold her TO Mr.. Charles L.
Stokes, and by him she was sold to her
present owner, Mr.. I. Lorlllard, Jr.. OF
New jersey She has made the following
winnings: Third. All-Age Setter stake.
Eastern Field Trials Clubs, field trials
Hlgh Point, North Carolina, 1891. Third,
Members Stake same clubs, field trials,
High Point. 1892
The American FIN. IN its notice Of Ante
volo's winning third in the all-age stake IN
1891, noticed her work as follows; She
was the fastest dog in the stake has good
range, is exceedingly stylish III her way OF
going. and IN her point work, which Is OF
snappy character, she Wen earneu nel
place.
In q notice of the hcat between Orlando
the dog that was awarded first III the
aIl-aCe stake above referred to, and
AutevolO, the Forest and Stream said:
" Antevolo showed better work than
Orlando and Is a further ranger. Is equally,
as good on birds. Is his equal IN merit ana
GOES TO work with good speed and snap"
1rinket H.. the dam of Anteyolo, IS now
also owned by Mr.. Lorillard. TriDket
III. was bred by Mr.. Ad. Dill and her sire
Is Dashing Rover.
MISS RUBY's WINNINGS.
Miss Ruby is white and orange. Her
dam is Ruby d. land the dam of Ruby d.
was Trinket. sire Dashing Rover.
The sire of Miss RUBY is Gladstones Boy.
She was bred by Mr.. Charles Tucker and
IS now owned by Mr.. j. LOrillard, Jr. She
has proven herself 10 be the equal of many
of the best In the field trials and has
bright future. She has made the follow
ing winnings, which is a fine showing for
2-year-old: Divided third IN the Derby
Stake of the Southern Field-Irials Clubs
field trials, New Albany. Miss, 1892; third
All-Age-Setter Stake Philadelphia Kennel
Clubs fold trials. High Point, n. c.. 1892;
third All-Age-Setter Stake Central Field
Trials Clubs field trials. Lexington, \. o.,
1892. Ruby D., the dam of Miss RUBY,
was bred by Mr. Ad. Dill and Is now owned
by Mr. Y. Lorillard, Jr.
THE LITTER BROTHER SAM.
Sam X. Gladstone is black, white, and
tan. He was bred by Charles Tucker, and
i now owned By William G.. kerchof. a
wealthy lumber-de of Los Angeles,
Cal. Sam is litter brother to Miss Ruby
and Lora. His dam is Ruby ID. cher dam
Trinket). and his sire Is Gladstone,s Boy.
Sam has made the following record in the
field and on the bench: Pacific Coast
Field-Trials Club, BakeIsyille, Cal, 1872
First, in the Derby Stake California Ken
ners Clubs bench-show. San Francisco.
1892; first and special prizes Sam Is
built on lines tor speed and endurance.
He IS a wide ranger, very staunch III point,
under perfect control, and shows good
nose and fine judgment in his work.
LoRA's FINE WORK.
Lora is black, white, and tan; her dam
is Ruby ID. Cher dam Trinket), and her
sire is Gladstone's Boy. She was bred by
MIR. Charles Tucker and is owned by Mr.
p. Lorlilard, Jr. 1t is conceded that Lora
is one Of the greatest, II not the greatest.
feld-trial dog of the present season, and
all of the sporting papers agree that she is
"a QOK Oh LuD highest Clhs5. slilt COiu
the rare qualities of being gentleman's
shooting dog and field-trIal dog. Lora
is a litter sister to Miss Ruby and Sam X.
Gladstone. She has made the following
brilliant record this year and in competi-
ton with some of the oldest and most
noted dogs of the country. whose fame has
been well established IN the field trials of
f ~mer years: Eastern Field-IrIals Club,
High Point, n. C.-First, All-Age Setter
Stake; Philadelphia Kennel Clubs Field
Trials, High Point, n. C.-Second, ALI
Age Setter Stake; Central Field-Trial
Clubs, Lexington, n. C.-First, All-Age
Setter Stake and absolute winner All-Ags
Stake, Chat is beating the pointer that
won first IN the All-Age Pointer Stake;
second in the Freo-foI-All Stake
In the All-Age Stake of the Philadelphia
Club it is claimed by one of the judges,
the American Fed, Forest and SredBl. Turf,
Field. and Farm, and the New York Herald,
whose representatives witnessed the trial,
that she was clearly entitled TO first hon
ors instead of second and that her work
was far superior TO that of Harry c., the
dog that was awarded first and this
opinion is sustained by the fact that she
beat HIM absolutely in contests that fol-
lowed.
In the Champion Stake of the Eastern
Trials. at High Point, she was beaten by
the famous pointer Rip Raps. much older
dog and the greatest field-trial pointer IN
America; but she put him to his trumps.
and made very close call on him for the