Newark post., 1919-10-15
EASTERN BEAGLE CLUB
HERE IN FULL FORCE


Three elements, he said, enter
into the makeup of a good rabbi
dog: ambition and industry il
hunting; Sense of scent and brain!
in trailing; and thrill or music OF
the voice in following the trail, 6
quality which makes an irresist,
ible appeal to the tired hunter.
In the latter which were run yes
terday and Monday, the winners are
as follows:
In Glass bail ago - inch dogs.
First, Fred Horns Derbyshire For
ester.
In Glass BB-All age 13 inch bitch
es. First, Fred Horns Charmion
Crickett's Faithful won over II COM
petitors.
In Glass C Derby-15 in ch dogs,
was won by Fishers Driver, over Is
competitors.
In Glass &C Derby-15 inch bitches,
Sankanack Flash, one of T. B. Sny-
der's entries, won over competitors.
In Glass D-Derby, 13 inch dogs,
there were no entries.
In Glass DD-Derby, 13 inch bitches
Haley's Peggy won over three compe-
titors.
In the Bench Show classes, Vernon
Place Singer, owned by L. R. Moore,
of Smyrna, carried off first prize for
dogs and took the special prize, low
ing cup, offered by the Eastern Bea-
gle Club.
In the Female class, Martins Ada,
owned by Fred Martin, of Wilmington
won loving cup and another special
prize offered by Joseph Baldwin, Sec
retary of the club.
Special prizes were also won by
dogs owned by Ross S. Robinson of
Gordon Heights, T. Gilpin Massey, of
Wilmington, and Fannhall Kennels,
of Boonton, N. J.
Joseph H. Baldwin, the new Sec
retary, has demonstrated the effic-
iency of younger blood in this Off
cial capacity by reporting the fol-
lowing record, 80, entries in all
field trial classes.
Glass A-A has "a entries, all
age, 15-inch bitches.
Glass A has II entries, all age.
15-inch dogs.
Glass BIB has 13 entries, all age,
15-inch bitches.
Glass B has 3 entries, all age, 15-
inch dogs.
Totaling for open classes 81 en-
tries, all age, insuring five points
toward field trial championship
for the winners in each of the
above classes.
Glass c has 5 entries, Derby age,
IS inch dogs.
Glass &C has 3 entries, Derby
age, 15-inch bitches.
Glass DID has entries, Derby
age, 13-inch bitches.
Derby classes, II entries, il
rather smaller than usual, and is
merely an indication of improve
ment in the quality of so MANY
young beagles, whose owners con-
slider them of sufficient merit to
warrant a chance in the all-age
stakes.
Class E, nursery age, has 6 en-
tries, all of which were whelped
since January l of this year, which
indicates that local fanciers are
taking more pains to de velop and
train their promising youngsters
early.
An additional proof of the pro-
gress made by our local beaglers is
shown in the brace and pack stakes
entries, where the skill of hound
and trainer are both manipulated
IN much higher degree than in
mere individual performance.
Glass F, braces has 10 entries.
Glass G, packs az, has IL en-
tries.
Glass H, packs (8), has eight
entries.
The specially show has again
come to the front owing, not alone
to its own merits and actual neces-
sity in promoting the Improvement
in the breeding of beagles, but to
the energy of the show secretary,
William A. Scott, and the zeal of
its superintendent, Ralph w. Bar
row.
They reported at the time the
Entry closed October 4, an entry
If IL dogs and "a bitches, making
/ total Of SO actual dogs to be
hown, thereby insuring five points
oward a bench show champion
hip for both the winners of the
timers classes, dog and bitch.