Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07
Sussex County Setter And
Pointer Club Fall Trials


lotted in the bird field.
Spec of Sussex, white, liver and
licked Pointer bitch owned by Lyn-
dali Hayman of Delmar, was given
first place. Spec was down in the
first brace and in less than five
minutes from the breakaway had a
native covey well located. The birds
were feeding directly in front and
flushed by twos and threes. Spec
stood up we'll, head and tail erect,
and did not relax until ordered on
after the gun. This was beautiful
piece of work, well executed and
would have placed the bitch with
out further bird work. She con-
tinued to negotiate the course,
however, with good shooting dog
range and climaxed her heat with
two more well handled finds in the
bird field.
Second place went to Chekay Pat,
white and liver Pointer dog owned
by c. r. Stroup, the popular young
secretary of the club. Although
scarcely two years old Pat RUNS
with the assurance and judgment
of a much older dog. His heat was
notable for his quick investigation
of birdy places and his continuous
reaching out in front for logical
detectives. Pat had four perfectly
located finds in the bird field. His
superb style on point is the immed
late answer to the double cross of
old Rex in the second generation
Of hfo lffo limo Et,rfhar raforonaa
too, brings to light the presence of
that grand old bitch Jacks Patsy
on his sire's side. True, Pat is not
finished. He broke shot on each
find, however; was Immediately
brought under control by his hand
ler Good ground work, magnificent
style ON point and perfect disci-
pline, although not finished, gave
this dog a well deserved second
place.
Third place went to Hayman's
Patrick, veteran gun dog. Old Pat
s the sire OF the first place win
ler. Although slowed UP by an
accumulation of years, Patrick ne
sotiated the course with thorough
less and precision. 1t is true his
ground work was too restricted but
lis three perfectly located finds in
he bird field, with perfect man
lers at the flush and gun in all
hree finds, placed him third with
tut question.
Two other dogs in the stake were
lotable for good work. Rex, a white :
nd black Setter owned by Gilbert
'redricks of Philadelphia, and
andled by the veteran Eastern
'horeman, Horace O'Neil, ran a
onsistent race. Rex. had one find
1ell handled, one back and was
Unfortunate in humping a running
ird. Bob, heavily marked Setter
lale, owned and handled by Tom
taytQns ran a we'll balanced
heat. Bob had six finds,
'as good in location, remained
launch at flush but went badly out
control at the gun.
Other dogs in the stake were:
Eport, Setter dog, Conrad Roach,
wner.
Punch, Pointer dog, T. R. AFTER
ridge, owner.
King, Setter dog, Frank Abbott,
wner.
Dandy, Setter dog. T. B. Robin
on, owner.
Rose, Setter bitch, J. H. Webb,
wner.
Jim, Setter dog, Gilbert Fred
lcks, owner.
Bayview Rex, Pointer dog, Geo.
hambers, owner.
Mike, Setter dog, Edward Nc
abe, owner.
Bob, Setter dog. Alton Long.
wner.
Flossin, German Pointer bitch,
7. b. Graham, owner.
Pernie, Setter dog, w. P. Town
md, owner.
COngressman's Carolina Touch
one, Pointer dog, George Mitch
i, owner.
King, Setter dog, Archie Mills.
vner.
Pilot Village Rex, Pointer dog,
lillian Ayers, owner
Don, Setter dog, Ralph Davis,
yner.
Nick. Setter dog. Herbert Barr,
Vner.
Bob, Setter dog. G. B. Kinder.
vner.
Pilot Village Queen, Pointer
tch, r. Conwell, owner
Lady, Setter bitch, Grover Ger
an, owner.
Ned, Setter dog, Herbert Barr,
gner.
Tony, Setter dog. Grover German.
lner.
Summary
Judges: ]. Paul Brown and
l.. F. Stevens
II Setters-9 Pointers
Shooting Dog Stake
of Sussex, No. 2S4OOS,
lite, liver. and ticked Pointer
ch. Lyndall Hayman, owner and
ndler.
Pat, No. 297061,
lite, liver and licked Pointer dog
Bevan-Sweet Anne. c. R.
CUP, owner and handler.
d-Haymans Patrick, No.
1915, white and liver Pointer dog.
ndall Hayman, owner and hand