The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-02
END OF THE BEAGLE TRIALS.
Good Runs Marx the work OF the Dogs o..
Hampstead Plains.

Thanks to the energy OF the beagle men and
the rapid work Of Bradford S. Turpin and Joe
Lewis, who offciated in the capacity Of Judges,
the field trials of the National Beagle Club Of
America, which have been going on at Hemp
stead Plains for the past few days. were brought
to a successful conclusion yesterday afternoon.
Not only were all the dogs finally placed in
classes A, b. and c. but the two championship
events were run of as we'll. Every one seemed
satisfied with the results, and the general opin-
ion seemed to be that this years trials are far
and away ahead OF any yet held In this country.
An early start was made for the hunting
ground OF Br'cr Rabbit, and IL was Just 1:55
O'Clock when the second series In class A. for
dogs and bitches. all ages, 10 inches and over Is
inches. that have not been placed first in any
class at field trials held IN America. was started.
The first brace We're Miss +. &. Kreudcr's
Blanche and Rockland Kennels Gay.
out any It" apparent advantage SSSer t" an ai tPer wa" GAY
proved herself a careful worker, while Blanche
Ordered %@s = ns up at iat s:ss "o o'ai SSit w nnS ten ah minutes %trs
later William s%ayoys's Dime and Somerset Ken.
anywhere nearly so we'll as on "Wednesday.
Dime, however, showed up very well and ala
OF d sne A. s,'f Bn %Rsa SEsef RSy sP 4 Rd S;aO an. %,G'o George
followed n the open. Of which q greater
the faster, and beat the Royal Rover without
much trouble. During the run three rabbits
triai was sss IN tn" open q he 'n spe stsfass R RSa' lots lot s6 of
run; They were ordered up at 1905 o'clock.
This finished the running In the second series,
menced. Buckshot and Dime were then ordered
down low agar at loa o'clock to run for the frs.
Buckshot got a little the hest Of 1t, being taken
up AT l0;40 o'clock. Dime and Gay were then
put down to run for third place at 1880 o'clock,
and ten minutes later were taken up. when the
judges ANNOUNCED their decision.
Dime; third prize. 500, divided between Blanche
and Gay, Helen reserved.
inches and under, that have not been placed
first in any class at field trials held in America
Geo. Laicks's Lacks Roy and n. A. Bald win.
. .isaa,s l and pm Ls az eve wor 2sl0G Isp,d 4 rI abb WA wfs
while, Roy seemed inclined TO depend on laddie.
me dri' inE, however, was rather slow on "c.
i!G so oo o o WITH the i"u ad iVan %sc' al snNf in f %R or
The Rockland Kennels Rags, who had drawn
maker at l2;2Q O'Clock. Laddie. rs usual. did
all the work. In the second series Lacks ROY
having the best of 1t, they were taken up at
::2oo o'clock, and the Judges gavsthe first prize
Roy, and ii6hiird prize. SO, to Rags, VT
Then came Derby class for dogs and bitches
Jan, ], isag' C., Reed" SslYY i. and Il Roskr
land Kennels Glover were the frst brace in this
ClhHh 10 ~ lIlth. lHtN were put upNn AT l!fb.
Nell Il. did some pretty even driving. while
Glover would not bark 10 her. and was ea.ilv
beaten In a ffteen-minute run. ID. 7. INNER
Lucy s., the bye dog, Will Nell Il. for a COM
paniOn, had n long run In cover and open. Bon
did excellent work, but Nell r.. was quicker.
The. Judges gave the first prize of $50 10 Nell H.,
while Lucy 5. won, $40 for second place, and
Glover was Reserved.
Then came the champion class ID, for dogs and
bitches, all ages, fifteen inches and over thir-
teen inches, having been placed FIRST in any
class except Derby ut field trials held in
America. The only entry WIS II. l.. kreader's
Rocklnnd Kennels Frank. Forrest: He was put
ON u rabbit alone and easily gained the title OF
Field Trial Champion of America. Following
this came champion class + for dogs and
bitches, all ages, thirteen inches and under, hav-
ing been placed first in any class except Derby
at field trials in America.
y. y. Baldwin's LRddic and RoCkland Ken
nel's Hilluh were the first 10 appear at 4:O5
They ran n long race IN The opeu and
their work was plainly seen by all. Laddie
again proved himself a wonder, and had clearly
the hest Of IL when they were taken up, nj 4:4O
p'clock. George +. Reeds Spot r.. was then put
down will Laddie for IA running mate at +:is
The scent lay better. and they ran a
long race until darkness put an eud 80 the sport.
Laddle again did the mOst work, and was
awarded the first prize AMI the championship,
with Spot X. second and Nillah reserved.