The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-15
u,.rd Of Running at Northwest
Field Trials.
~, FOUND TO BE PLENTIFUL
- ny II Devoted TO Puppies In
4 - Derby stakes, Several Prov
- themselves High Class Per
1.v~srs-Efsht brace Were Cast
ee-rwenty-Tbree Distinct Bevies
late d-The Work I'm Detail.

from n Special Correspondent.
nnvfPEyILLE, Nov. 14-Despite the
~ that when the first two brace OF
~ vere cast loose In the derby stakes
-1es,day they ran for over an hour be-
"a h,vds IN sufficient numbers were found
!. s1Yord satisfactory work. before the
- vas over twenty-three distinct bevies
Il anal we're located By the eight brace
shtrh were cast or. affording Judge
y.luef ABUNDANT opportunity TO judge the
,ortarasive merits or the animals.
II VT two brace OF the Derby dogs
~ N the first series yesterday, and two
,ssrf work today will In all probability
setsrNine the winners Of the Derby event.
a lie dogs started yesterday Judge
Miner viii today designate those whose
o<,1uYmances convinced him that they
ssr,rrsed high merit, and these will com
"a N the final series TO determine their
y ,eaurrtive places in the puppy staker
AZ running Of the Derby was Witness
4 Yesterday by many prominent sports
- nom all parts Of the Northwest.
- battle, Frank ID. Black. Judge-eiect
lnknf q Griffin. Superintendent l.. y.
yeunss, y. A. PEBBLES, +. l.. Allen, NJ II.
NsatefS, photographer Curtis and others
~ Interested spectators. Many OF the
nete enthusiastic spectators who carried
anens secured fine photographs OF the
- 81 point George ID. Potter OF WAL
~ 16sho. and r. II. Dyer were particu-
~ fortunate In this regard, obtaining
atfares Of several brace who made stands
- NJ open stubble fields, holding their
bv6s asnehly until the handlers flushed
~ beviss to test their steadiness 70 wing
ia shot.
M 1rft brace down were Joe Scott,
owned BY, r. L. Allen, and Tango, owned
~ ~ Monntview kennels, OF California.
Tango went away with phenomenal speed.
~ showed less speed. but quartered his
rrcnd we'll Tango chased a meadow
ri, III defiance OF her handlers orders.
M brace ran for twenty-five minutes.
~ found but one bcvy of quail during
III time that flushed Wild owing to the
'pevef n which they lay being exceedingly
.spesR. They were ordered up at $40.
Cummings Lady. owned by T. J. A.
redemann, and Sports Marie, owned by
4 ~ uountsiew kennels, were cast loose
b ppm stuhble- Both showed good speed.
xsns nuahed hevy. hut was steady 20
M Lady pointed stanchiy, but her
handler failed to raise n bird. she having
3n attracted By the scent OF bevy re-
AlT duehcd from the spot. Ordered up
~ uinning thirty minutes.
(66e OF Ross. w 4. Davis. and Oregon
MT A. Tiedemann: Both animals
~ aWAy At good speed quartering their
C>uo1 we'll Pride drew 10 a point, bii,
~ unsteady and roadcd 10 a flush Or
U4 NJ - expiration OF n minutes.
First True Point work.
3Addts Gladston~ owned by C. n. yam
ApUd Iud sioan's Prince. Both dogs
~ away at slashing gait and did the
- true point work OF the day. a
~ nesd was drawn blank and both
~ we're ordered into dead stubble.
tea1ie wheeled TO point In the center
& Ne field, and his stand was promptly
kaased by Prince. who backed him
Mnchy No birds were raised. the beyy
1sinx flushed five minutes before. The
80 we're put down In the adjoining
Stable, whore Tsaddie again pointed.
hiaes wheeled to the point also. and
ladies handler ordered him to drop A
estspn ~ the bevy flushed. but both dogs
sQatnn~d 10 point outlying birds Two
{mu Tnf up, and Prince showed n slight
nfunhfion "a flush, but was cautioned by
" handler and obcyed Casting back
arau the lower portion OF the field,
rnce pe'ntea bevy and Isaddie wheeled
z y p0lnt alongside, refusing to back
HAsdler Co'ists flushed. the bevy and both
w wsre tfeady 20 wing. ordered up at
~ AFTER being down forty-tiye minutes
kAf 81 the Pacific. "a w Kent. owner
u Lads. owned ny Mountview kennels:
seaeh both dogs ran for forsy-five min
no mrds were found Lady showed
xsnendcuss speed. hunting her ground IN
menpy ard Thorough manner King
tensd sFk, infustng little energy into
.. AID trial party here innehed npon
Mm o. james Gillespie. who drew
Efau upon q magnificent orchard 10
nFN hls guests with evidences OF his
The AftArnoon work.
" party then proceeded TO Smiths
e where the tirst brace of the
4Ssnaon We're east loose No less than
y tW beyies OF birds were located, ana
es'tr which Afforded the braces mag