The Mount Holly news., 1919-10-14
BEAGLE TRIALS GREAT SUCCESS

BEAGLE TRIALS GREAT SUCCESS
The first annual beagle hound trial:
under the auspices of the Burlingto
County Game Protective League, wer
held on Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, and proved to be a great success
A large number of dogs were entered
and some of them were nationa
champions. Hawthorne Captain, own
ed by John Hawthorne, of Philadel
phia, which won the all-size class fo
dogs 13 inches and under, on Thurs
day, was one of the noted animal
present. He is six years old and ha
been a consistent winner at many O
the leading trials.
Another prominent entry wa
'Derbyshire Forester, owned by Free
Horn, of Newark, and Fairfield Dodge
property of George Thoyer, of New
ark. Both were in on the prize money
AS is usual in the Derby event
which is for dogs not past two year.
old, it generally happens that som,
unknowns get their names plastereC
among the winners. This happened
on Thursday when Vosborgh Sunny
Jim ran such great race that the H
M. Vosborgh entry was an easy win.
ner his first time out and covered the
ground better in the second series be.
sides showing unusual hunting in.
stincts for such youngster. Second
place was awarded to anther trappy
Fannhall Woodsman, owned
by J. w. Tanning, of Button, N. J..
with third going to Paul's Spot, prop.
erty of w. M. Paul, of Moorestown
The reserve winner was Awixa Rec
Cap, which was run and owned BY
Eugene Len, of Bay Shore, L. l.
One of the best series occurred or
Friday, the all-age class for dogs moi
under 13 and not over Is inches. This
event which was won by Piedmont
Acero, property of George W. Fan.
ming, I'd, of Newark, resulted in such
close competition that it took the
judges some time before announcing
the winner after the second series hac
been contested. Second place went tc
Pakoa Sultan, owned by Davidson
Horn, of Newark.
Many other circuit winners were in
the field present, producing interest.
ing and close contests: The total en-.
tries numbered nearly 70.
The judges were George B. Hooley
of Bloomfield, and Frank D. Stewart
of Sparkhill, N. Y.
The trials were run on the farms Of
Frank Rigg, on the Jacksonville road
and Lewis H. Chambers, near Union
vile.
The summary follows:
Glass A, all age class for dogs Ia
inches and under, won by Hawthorne
Captain, owned by John Hawthorne,
Philadelphia; second, Devonshire For
roster, owned by Fred Horne, Newark;
third, Fairfield Dodge, owned by Geo.
D. Thayer, Newark. Reserve, Sailor
Prince, Louis Batter, Stelton.
Class AA, all age lass for bitches 1a
inches and under, won by Southview
Lady, owned by Sankanac Beagles,
Phoenixville, Pa; second, Horns Mid
get, owned by Fred Horne, Newark;
third, Sankanac Spurt, owned by San
kanac Beagles, Phoenixville, Pa.
Class b, all age class for dogs not
over Is inches and not under 13 inches,
won by Piedmont Acero, Fannhall
Beagles, Boonton, N. j.; second, Tekoa
Sultan, Horn & Davis, Burlington;
third, Fannhall Teaser, Fannhall
Beagles, Boonton; Piedmont Trailer,
Beagles, Boonton, reserve.
Class BIB, all age class for bitches
not over 10 inches and not under 1S
inches, won by Sankanac Blue, San
kanac Beagles, Phoenixville, Pa;
Fannhall Merrymaid, Fam
hall Beagles, Boonton; third, Balaboa
Beauty, owned bv Sankanac Beagles,
Phoenixville.
Glass &C, derby class for bitches
under IL inches, won by Vosburgh' g
Fred Horne, Newark; second,
Sans Beauty, James Mercer Davis,
Mount Holly.
Class ID, derby class for dogs not over
l5 inches and not under 13 inches, won
by Vosburgh's Sunny Jim, H. NJ.
Roseland, N. j., second,
Fannhall Woodsman, Fam hall
Beagles, Boonton; third, Paul's Spot,
William M. Paul, Moorestown.
Class DID, derby class for bitches not
over 10 inches and under 13 inches,
won by Vosburgh's Martha, H. M.
Roseland; second, Princess
Patsie, John Baldwin, West Chester,
Pa; third, Bishops Trixie Patch, NJ.
5. Bishop, Moorestown. Reserve,
Awixa Florist Pryde, Eugene Lentil-
hon. Bay Shore, l.. L.