The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-15
EUGENE N. IS DERBY WINNER Captures Feature Field Trials Event. WORK OF DOGS CONSISTENT
 Local Entries Fail to Secure Places n Money.
 Classy setter Hss carries on Nunssrs Of Prizes ia Various Sections ef the Country--Creele Sue \ Second, ans RAedsaidc is TAara.

psSs Eu.sIs ..,s M nr:t; Creole Sue. second;
 That was the way the judges place which was concluded Tuesday morn- Ing.
 chic it made the third that Eugene "A. has won In the last few weeks. He won the derby Of the Kentucky Field Trials Club, at Glasgow, Ky; the derby Of the Continental Field Trials CiuS. ct Barber Junction, N. C., and the derby
 W. H Elliott, who handled the win ner, and to whom is due the credit of developing the dog. also handled the Letohatchie. Both Eugene M. and Rhodanide are the property of Frank Reilly of Mississippi. and Mir. Elliott pulled down $500 for him out of the The other s2so was captured by Jake Bishop, with Creole Sue. owned by c. c. Parsons of Maine. Creole Sue Is . sister of Madge Whitestone. both ole Sue won first in the Georgia derby at Waynesboro last week, and inciud- ing the derby st Letohatehie, out of six starts this season the only time viiie in the Independent Field Trial Club.
 Four braces were started in the sec ond series Tuesday morningECfeoie Eastview, Rhodanids. Master Tona- paugh. and Strongheart. For some reason. the course to the east or Leto- hatehie was selected. For some inontn 2 past this course has been freely $40. snot morning found several empty shells !. Birds were very scarce and hard 70 find on this course. and the occasionai coveys that were found had only lev rev flew as if he had been recently wound- ed. Ire Eastern course, over which the first series of the derby was run Monday is unusually rich in birds. fully great many respecta far superior of the two. 1t makes an ideal field trial course, and the probabilities are that t will De used ,sa .r,s py .ne sn,s su%ssk week ~
 About four braces in the all-age stake were run on Tuesday afternoon, and 1t Is thought that the oner nine srssss @ seysa T s ss sSs fSs xnss Ssssa by night. If the first series Is finisaed. the Judges are allowing an average of tfitrty-five minutes to the brace, it is thought that the second series .snsa Ss os the stake will be finished certainiy Dy Thursday afternoon
 strongheart, the Illinois pointer that was the bye dog in ~ the asrDy aa ana started before the beginning of the second series Tuesday morning ne ran a very ordinary race prooapiy at- tributable In measure to the 9carcl , ty of birds and general condition oi the east course, and was not carried Into the second series.
 The second series was severe tesI locate birds after very long and re- eourceful casts. in the heat between Eugene M. and Creole. Sue, the Rus sell County setter made a good Devy fad shortly after being cast off De- ing the only birds found during the
 Tn the heat between Rex summit and Rods Bob, the former. after a wide cast, made q good bevy ina. lo- Eastview and Rhodanide failed to To- cate birds in their heat thougn the Count whitestone, setter. again put up an impressive and consistent race.
 In the heat between Madge White stone and Master Ben, the local Count Whitestone. setter, after ranging fast and wide. found and pointed one oevy In classy style. The Nashville dog and out-bIrded and was hardly In the shape he was when he won the Amer lean field futurity.
 The first brace put down in the ail- age stake was Powhatan and Cords Lad of Jirg6. The Union Springs set ter showed the best range of any dog started In the trials so far. He made good bevy find and outpointed his competitor.
 Tine second brace was Rena White stone and Champion Tony Mooring. the pointer dog that won the Mani- toba championship. This brace was