Evening journal., 1915-11-24
HBERATE Quail FOR
field TRIAL OF DOCS
Entries for Delaware Setter
and Pointer Events at New
port Close Tuesday
G. MUSS ARN0LDS TO
BE JUDGE OF EVENTS


G. Muss Arnolds. of Tuckahoe. n.
Y, will be judge at the sixth annual
field trial OF the Delaware Setter and
Pointer Club, at Lynam's Nonesuch
farm, near Newport, on December 2.
The officers of the club are: Dr. w.
y. Harris. president; NJ. W. Lowell.
first vico-president; p. NJ. Bullen,
/ second president: A. j. Stock
ley. treasurer; II. b. Lyman. secre-
tary; NJ. ID. Darrell. assistant secre-
tary
( The field trial committee comprises
b. r. Puscy. NJ. d. Darrell. DR., W. f..
Harris. Clarence J. Pyle. p. NJ Bull
len, John Harris. NJ W. Loyell. chair
man; H. y. Lyman. secretary
A list OF prizes offered has been
printed In these columns. The rules
Nfor the field trials are as follows:
This trial win be run on liberated
Bob White Quail open TO Pointers.
Settlers and Grinons
The running shall be divided into
two classes;
Derby class for all dogs and bitches
under rs months
An age-cass for all Settlers, Point
ers end Grifions.
The entrance fee shall be S1.0O for
members and $500 for non-members.
When a member of his club has
partnership i'm dog with a non
member. all entries made by him will
be treated as non-member entries
Entries close November 30. 1915.
An dog must be as described on
entry blanks.
The class in which dog is entered
must be stated ON entry blank.
II the Judge finds dogs wrongly en-
tered he will transfer them To their
proper class.
The Judge will he intrusted with the
management of the trial from and
after the casting OF the first brace
and shall decide on all matters per-
tanning TO the trial whose decision
shall be dnal; except as hereinafter
I stated
I Objection to entries Any objection
10 an entry will be entertained by
tho committee on the grounds. the
Judge will announce that dog be run
ming under protect. said protest TO be
disseminated I'm writing within five
days. addressed to the secretary. TO
be acted upon at tho next regular
stated meeting of the club. No pro-
test TO be considered after 80 days
from date Of trial.
All dogs must be on the grounds
by A. NJ
All dogs when not actually running, |
shall be kept on lesh.
All absentees shall be deemed TO |
have withdrawn their entries and we |
shall proceed accordingly
The Bye dogs shall run with a dog
selected by the judge or alone as he
may direct
If two dogs owned or handled by the
same person shall come together in
either class. they shall change places
as the Judge shall direct
The time Of The heats shall be 4
thirty minutes.
An owner or his handler may handle
a dog during the running Of the heats,
but he must be one or the other and |
when dogs are down an owner must |
not interfere in any way il he has de-
puted another person to handle IT,
The person handling dog may !
work him or her in such manner /
as he may deem hest. by voice. whis- |
tie or hand, but shall be called TO |
order boy the Judge for making UNI
necessary noise.
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plies generally
Dogs afflicted with any contagious
disease. or bitches in season, shall not
be allowed to start
Derby dogs must be registered In
a recognized stud book or entry to be
accompanied by an affidavit setting
forth date of birth, sire and dam and
name of breeder.