The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-28
DOPE ON COMING FIELD TRIALS Montgomery Dogs Are
 Winning. THE KENNELS ARE COMPETING Big Event Expected Here Early in
 December. Showing Of Alabama Entries Is Ameng The Ciassiess-Dates or Con-
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HE KENNELS ARE COMPETING

than fifty entries and the prospect; are that there will be good man, tries next Friday night. They are the derby. all-ags and mem bers stake. and next December there win be some of the best bird dogs h the MoO,somarJ wo,ia in MGnsEGmery There 1. biue-blooded . colony Of canine aris- tocracy as can be found. The boom when tho Field Trials Club was organ. dogs to such an extent that the show ing made by local owners next Decem- Der ,s wiil . in itseif be Ss grSss. one; .,,.a dogs s' at 'tS' the Man.sosa Ia as % and other iisiS trials that have been held so far Is the biggest advertisement that could De had for the Southern Field Trials first, second or third in the trials al within . fifty miles radius of Mont
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 Last season Jack Gude had charge of the Edwards dogs at the kennel at the seaboard Ar Line. He resigned his position with Mr. Edwards and ]. II. Dozier was placed in charge. MT: Dozisr was the agent of the sI,ors ssssosrd that he. has had in handling dogs was his intimacy with Gude when he used to tramp about the heids with the
 So with this limited experience the field trial world was . bit skeptical about the ability of Mir. Dozisr .t0 hold his own with men who have been ,y.n in success ct the Manitoba trials proved. however. that he Is th0ronghiy et home in the handling and care of fieid tr1al issas SiSss S of rse Se sTias HsricasS FisIa @ shews:
 The notice early In the spring that J. 4. Gude had given up his pcsiti.oI, kennel of Mr. Edwards was followed by the rumor that the popular Cleveland sportsman was going out of neld tnials deal of Interest was aroused as to. who would secure what was considered the best position of Its kind ih the coun-
 .The announcement that Mir. Ed. wards had employed J. H. Dozier. of Hannon. Ala. who was unknowp the field trial world. came as a surprise to everyone and all ,S of the asw regSari "sss ere ton who was to be entrusted with the most valuable string of csmpaigners In ths world MT: Dozier: n who is . tel. S. occupation. gave up his position at the little town where Mir. Edwards has his game preserve. And started for ths
 
 the trials at Arnaud with his dogs IT. good condition. After bis first heal the boys all came to the conclusion ass ,a $ as aoSd Sad tass ass sas %Ss d # for he is keen as briar, . good horaa- man and has the knack of keeping track of hts dog, no matter how far mannerisms Dosier is a mighty close reproduction of Gude--the same thin legs. the same little hollow under the = | EANg = NVNm achs. the same twinkling eyes and fun ny little laugh. He made friends fast and will undoubtedly make good down the line: Anyhow. he has 2 SDortsman can take success, and failure with the same easy grace"
 The dTs, @ dash Os. of the box % he he ySn x% W wards dogs in the aii-ass. stake ln Manitoba. The judses in placing the dogs In this stake put Pride Of Wnite- na Sissk ws.ss,one ghss ad dam san sseie Gladstone, first and third Miss ouesnis. the black, white and tan setter by Count Whitestone. dam Aunt Marie paigning are: Miss Hattie. black. white and tan setter by Count Whttestone- Aunt Marie; Master John. black. white and tan safter sy Count ron1 hiaes white and tan setter by Count Dam stone-Tonys Lady: Pride of White stone and Miss Queenie. This string |. Cieveiand, the second vice president of the Southern Field Trials Club and they will be heard from all down the line from Canada to Montgomery.
 string belonging to c. c. Parsons. of Kennebeck, Me, is having the sue cess that he has annually ana earned a reputation that has placed him in the front rank of expert handlers Of field trial and bird dogs. He w5n the Manitoba Derby with Creole Sue, a black. white and tan setter by Count Whitestone- -Chumuckla-
 Ills string of dogs follows: Dashing Earl. black. white and tan setter by Count whitestone-Chumu Uncle Dave, black. white and tan setter. by Count -Meccas Lady; Dan Sully. a lemon and white setter. by Creole Sue. Most of the dogs that Mr. Bishop Is handling are derby dogs, and Dozier has derby dog in his white and tan setter by BelIes Hard entry in the Manitoba Championship. a lemon and white setter by Count Whitestone-Sports Marian.
 GilchFist Winner.
 W. H. Gilchrist. the North Alabama Field Trials at Berwick and won the all-age stake with Theodore White stone, an orange and white setter by Count Whitestone- -Graziella owned by string Rolia Heiks. an orange and white setter by Count whitestone- Ma rian Mills, owned by H. H. McCor- mick. MT. Gilchrtst made a reputation last season and he will be heard from a good many times this season unless his dogs go wrong.
 Charlie Tway, of Union Springs, will leave with his string In few days for the campaign. starting al the oregon Field Trals Club at Salem Ore. The trials begin there Thursday.
 From now until February It will be a pretty busy time with the field trials lovers. The following are the trialS
 Pacific c-Northwest Field Trial Club, Ladner. B. C.. September so. October l
 oregon Field Trial CluD. Salem. ore-
 Connecticut Field Trial Club. Hamp- ton, Conn, october PC.
 Central States Field Trial Associa' ton. Hamilton. O.. october 27.
 Dayton Pointer Club. Dayton, O.. No-
 independent Field Trial Club. Hut sonviile. Ill. November s. All-Ags entries close october H.. - Edmore, Mich. November g.
 Field Trial Club Of New England. Norwalk. Conn. November g.
 Kentucky Field Trial Association. Glasgow. Ky. November l5:
 International Field Trial Club. Ruth ven, Ont. November 16.
 Continental Field Trial Club, Barber Junction. N. C.. November 22. All-AEs entries close october IS.
 Pointer Club of America. Barber
 Indiana Breeders Bureau. Washing ion Ind December 1 ana 2.