The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
FIRST
AT FIELD TRIALS
Getting Puppies Ready
for Classic Is Hard
Job Of Two Years

VINfTA, Nov. 8.-Thc opening Of
the 1921 trials Of the South west
enr Field trials association here
Thursday nnds Vinita already I'll
ling with dog mon and enthusiasts.
The first event Of the program, the
American Field Futurity. is a CON
test Ia which there viii DE wide
spread interest.
After almost two years tho efforts
OF pointer aud setter breeders to
raise high. class puppies capable OF
competing lu the So gcutcCuth Amer
lean Field Futrrity successfully
are approaching fruition The vir-
tuAl start Of this stake was on oct
obcr so. 1919 when the lTst bitches
were bred with the main purpose
Of nominating them IN the Sdvon-
tccnth revival OF the American
Field Futurity The next link in
the chain came with the first welp-
Ing Of snld puppies that occurred ut
the beginning Of the year 1920 Then
came the arduous ana hazardous
task of rearing the puppies.
In time the training and education
Of the puppy followed, and ON Aug
ust another important step was
reached with the payment Of the
! forfeit on the entries Of such puppies
az thcir owners and handlers deemed
ot afty-two entries, OF which twenty
seven pre pointers. twenty
English sctters and one an Irish
setter.
I Many Interesting Statistics.
In breeders stake Of the great
/ importance OF the American Field
| Futurity many interesting gtatlsti-
| cal facts may be involved. Taking
| first the pointer entries, or the' many
1 high class dams that were originally
| nominated, but seventeen are re
presented I'm the twenty-scven that
| have been made. OF these Riga's
] Rap's Fan leads the wan with five
/ Representatives sired by Royal Flush
and when II is futhcr noted that this
1 great dog has four other representa-
! tivcs in the list, It is indeed unfor-
| tunatc for the pointer interests that
| hia demise should have come at
/ ruch an early age and when his
! career as "A sire had but just COM
/ mcnced pinccroft Joanna is re-
! nrcfonted nv -four entries, also by
/ Royal Flush; Zudora NJ. by thrse,
al by wis; Miss Frank and Lady
! Louise Proctor by two, sired by
! Manitoba Hard Cash. The dams
| with one entry are Russulls Peggy,
| Mycra' Dixie FLYER KGttic Bell Whit
( Dot Fifhel. Kings Commanche
Queen. Lady Nellie Dprracott, Prcc.
tors Ferris Girl, Holman's Pearl
| Mitchell. Lady Uopewell, Winches-
ter Queen, Mary Towns stylish Lit
tie Wonder and RHp's Betty
Aside from Royal Flush. with nine
representatives, and Wis Miss Frank
with three, az already stated, those
with two include Champion Ferrls
Jake, Manitoba Hard Cash, CarolinI
I'lNgh
singiy represented are Concho DICK
Kanawha CIT Edge. Broom FIJI
Dan, Ferris Manitoba Rap, JACK
Fan Tan w. ottley's Top and
| Lenora's Oliver.
Two Dozen Setter Puppies.
The "a softer puppies entered IN
the stake owe their birth 10 ~ dit-
ferent dams and l5 sires or the
dams, Fly II has three puppies 10y
Champion Phil's Speed ana VIA.
has the same number by Joyeuse'
Pauacho' but tho latter dog Is also
the sire OF the two high-class pup
MES out of FiShbaCk's Dot and thus
in the leading setter sire In number
OF sons and daughters entered In the
stake. Princess Lou Rodney Is the
only other dam with moro than
single representatives she haNlnA
two hy Momoney. The other dams
are Arncy's Lady H. Net buciter
BELLE Mcpherson, Forester's TONY
Marie. Ramona Whitcstone. LadN
Dudley, Fancy Lady Rudfield, Bes'
penrose, Counts Mohawk Nellie
Eugene'g Liberty Lady lnospeck
Miss Mohawk Bolle, Betty Fret
Lance and Bon Darkie. The sire
. aside from those already menuone.
b are Candy kid and Moutrose VIII
, NO each, and the following Ntts
nc each. Riflemau, Jersey Prince
4 Tonnie Boy, Glad Hawk, KIRK
} Uuby'a sport Benstone Noble
% tlcu,cllyn Fairy Prirce, Doc
% Frank. WhirlNtnd and Jaldi,
70 The single representative OF tn
= Irish settlers h Donogals Laura, sh
g by Donegars Marty OEo, out. o
T DonegaIs Ali2on.