The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26
FIELD TRIALS.
Six Packs OF Bsaglos Run for the Pack
Stakes Near HillsdRls.

-
Six Packs OF Bsaglos Run for the Pack
Stakes Near HiIlsdRIs.
H1LLsDAIE, N. j.. Oct. 25.-Breakfast at @
O'Clock was the order when the member Of the
National Beagle Club finished their annual
meeting last night at the Bchulke Four Leaf
Clover Farm. where they are domiciled for the
feld trials. Yesterday had been an introduce
tory overture for the more important stakes OF
the meeting, and the one that created the most
interest was the Pack Stakes. which was set for
to-day in order that those who could not re-
main for the week might see IL run OF. Single
entry stakes are decided upon individual work,
but IN the Pack Stakes the dogs have to show
more education in the way they work together
END :Rs.s ssPi: ssS iH Shtr ot fSS: p slS J Da0 K. h sofloS SfSR
dogs:
ssCTes 2 Reed. E.nsy. Pride; Belle Of Barton.
SSussy Ss:StuiI,. and E%ssTis::i wInSSSoinss TSansr;
Horus A;P B. \. S%msrS:s p %iiSq sTnR psnaei s sna Iss,lS
P PSss, s sS,lG 4. S SPsna Minp sSd Ii Ei N; krOudcr Kennels
All hands were aboard the wagons at $3.50
pollock. whom, the start was made from the
tarm OF the lucky name, and the destination
Pet Dog Club, who had placed his barn and
grounds at the disposal OF the Beagle Club.
T HaS Slow Sow for Irene ne S Srsas aiii ps G4S " tx % lone P P6pSo
Judges Turpin ana Quynn called. the fret pack,
SIIned TO WorE independently. and, their han
der bad no little difficulty to keep them
runs We're short and Afforded little tHs oppo SqS ttS
Tor the dogs to show their ability. Finally.
which dusted along In rafting fashion. The
mssEprily along for twenty minutes. .,
besgles. which were handled by j. L. Ker-
npchap, their owner; There was no question
S SSSSS az the lS' e nSaaDSF R Bssat Tsif dG anS ti tSs ! Rs1i
Ia so sSsiir fTS Tf Ssi q P epd' Z, Si saoa to ss see tSe them aSS1,
the line Inc which the rabbit had taken; Their
G fast drive resulted in their sending the rab-
big to cover. They were then taken up. the
satisfactory one. The time Of the trial was IS
The Wipdholine, Kennels lot Lwere down at
1915 O'Clock and ran until 11:40 o'clock.
their ground well. but seemed a little at fault
fault Et Il tRse ra Al %a1 tRey n SSa Reeda DEAL Il w TiaFt S%t
the length OF their trial suggested their receiv-
t tRE e Tsspe SsPp0&EttunPiit HIS 50 'G SS e li tile G Rsts e IL
s ta9F Ee = bI put d n2 fb,s and 1. fl6%est III im TStah thy
had arrived. and the handler was ordered to
eau In his dogs. The dogs were down only
Al 10 O'clock D. F. summers unleashed his
four. Rabbits were scarce and the trial lasted
an hour. They had two short drives in which
The dogs did clever work IS long as they held
cred the ground well together, Krender's dogs
were the last lot to stand trial. and they gave
as good an exhibition as anything that had
been seen, Trained OF similar Rroundto that
on which they were running they seemed per-
feetly at home: and the way they were handled
was wen worth seeing. They obeyed direc-
tiens quickly and were speedily on 2 rabbit.
teen minutes. The triaiiasted twenty-five min
utes.z This ended the pack running unless
the Guyasuta four are put down again in the
morning.
ing been run last evening. The dogs were the
Windholme Kennels Growler. handled by Pc
terS. and J: L. kernoshan's Nimrod, handled
the Judges. as the, run was nearly allin cover.
II was a~nnounced as being satisfactory. The
somerset Bennel's Somerset and J. 3. Lo-
hour and a hall. They had one long run. in
WHICH Cry Baby showed a little clever work in
holding the line at the turns, and she did the
greater part Of the leading.
This finished the work of the day. 1t was
announced in the evening that the trials would
be resumed. either at Pearl River or the Ora
dell Stock Farm.