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CATALOGUETWENTY-THIRD '
FIELD TRIAL MEETING
GIVEN BY
English Springer SpanielField Trial Association
- Member of American Kennel Club-
THIS·FIELD TRIAL IS HELD UNDER AMERICAN EENNEL CLUB RULES
FISHERS ISLAND, N. Y.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUNDAY
OCTOBER 25, 26, '27, 1946
English SpringerSpaniel Field Trial
AssociationMEMBER OF AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB
TWENTY-THIRD
FIELD TRIAL MEETING
FISHERS ISLAND~ N. Y.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUNDAY
OCTOBER 25, 26, 27, 1946
CATALOGUE ... PRICE"FIFTY CENTS
OFFICERS OF THE
English Springer Spaniel Field Trial AssociationPresident
HENRY L. FERGUSON
Vice-PresidentFRANCIS J SQUIRES
Secretary- TreasurerWILLIAM R. KIRKLAND, JR.
102 Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y.FIELD TRIAL COMMITTEE
HENRY L. FERGUSON, ChairmanHarry 1. Caesar Francis J. Squires
William R. Kirkland, Jr.
BOARD OF GOVERNORSSamuel G. AllenRobert C. BishopHarry 1. CaesarBuell HollisterA. M. Lewis
Edward Dana KnightFaser M. HornRobert McLeanDavid Wagstaffand the Officers
Field StewardsA. M. LEWIS, Chief Steward
Sterling Martin, Jr. H. Lee Ferguson, Jr.Fraser M. Horn
Steward of the BeatWILLIAM SINCLAIR, Headkeeper
Official GunsJohn C. AthertonSterling S. Martin, Jr.Carl L. Schweinler
H. Lee Ferguson, Jr.Hartwell S. MooreHoward B. Jones
H. Steele Roberts
JUDGESDR. C. G. SABIN, Portland, Ore.
JAMES SIMPSON, JR., Chicago, Ill.
Official PhotographerPERCY T. JONES
Bench Show CommitteeEDWARD DANA KNIGHT, Chairman
Raymond H. Beale Clarence J PaffenbergerMrs. C. H. Buchanan Paul Q. QuayMrs. Janet H. Henneberry Dr. D. G. Sabin
George W. Schneck
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
FOLEY DOG SHOW ORGANIZATION, INC.2009 Ranst:ead ~.1ree,tI ~Ph.iladelphia, Pa.
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Melchior H. Horn Joseph H. Spring
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STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR II SPANIEL FIELD TRIALS
1. The idea of a Spaniel Field Trial is to demon-
tstrate the performance of a perfectly trainedSpaniel in the Field. The performance of aSpaniel in Field Trials should not differ fromI that in any ordinary day's. shooting, except that
I in the Trials a dog should do his' work" in amore nearly perfect way. ',' +-:» .j-
2. The f~nction o{~ hunting Spaniel is to walkat heel (or on a leash) until bidden to seek game.When so ordered, he should seek game in abrisk, quiet manner thoroughly quartering thedesignated cover within gunshot in the line ofquest without unnecessarily covering the groundtwice. When game is flushed, dogs should dropor "hup" to flush or command and, if game isshot, should retrieve at command only, but notuntil the Judge has instructed the handler. Dogsshould retrieve quickly and briskly when orderedto do so and deliver tenderly to hand. Theyshould then drop or "hup" until given furtherorders. Spaniels which bark and give tonguewhile questing are objectionable and should beseverely penalized.
3. If a dog, following the line of a bird or rabbit,is getting too far out he -should be called offthe line and later he should-again be cast backon it. A dog which causes his handler and gunto run after him, while line running, is out ofcontrol. Handlers may control their dogs byhand, voice, or whistle, but only in the quietmanner that would be used in the field. Anyloud shouting or whistling is evidence that thedog is hard to handle and, in addition, is dis-turbing to the game.
4. A dog should work to his handler and gun atall times. A dog which marks the fall of abird, uses the wind, follows a strong runnerwhich has been wounded, and will take direc-tion from his handler is of great value.
5. When the Judge gives a line to a handler anddog to follow, this must be followed and thedog not allowed to interfere with the othercontestant running parallel to him.
6. The Judges must judge their dogs for gamefinding ability, steadiness, and retrieving. Ingame finding the dog should cover all hisground on the beat, leaving no game in histerritory and showing courage in facing cover.Dogs must drop to wing and shot and obey all
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commands. When ordered to retrieve theyshould do this tenderly and with speed. NoTrials for Spaniels can possibly be run withoutretrieving, as that is one of the main purposesfor which a Spaniel is used.
7. In judging a Spaniel's work Judges should giveattention to the following points, taking themas a whole throughout the entire performancerather than giving too much credit to a flashybit of work.Control at all time, and under all conditions.Scenting ability and use of wind.Manner of covering ground and briskness ofquesting.
Perseverance, and courage in facing cover.Steadiness to flush, shot and command.Aptitude in marking fall of game, and abilityto find it.
Ability and willingness to take hand signals.Promptness and style of retrieve and delivery.Proof of tender mouth.
8. The Guns should shoot their game in a sports-manlike manner, as they would in a day'sshoot. The proper functioning of the OfficialGuns is of the utmost importance. The gunsare supposed to represent the handler up to thetime the game is shot, although not interferingin any manner with his work or that of thedown brace. They are supposed if possible, un-less otherwise directed, to kill cleanly and con-sistently, the game flushed by the Spaniels at apoint most advantageous to a fair trial of theirability, with due regard to the dogs, handlers,judges, gallery and other contingencies.
9. Care should be taken not to shoot so that thegame falls too close to the dog. If this is doneit does not afford a chance for the dog to showany good retrieving ability and often results ina bird being destroyed. The guns should standperfectly quiet after the shot, for otherwise theymay interfere with the dog and handler. Whena dog makes a retrieve no other birds or gameshould be shot unless ordered by the Judge forspecial reasons. The gun must also keep him-self in the correct position to the handler andothers.
10. It has been repeatedly proven that the mostefficient gun and load for this work, in all fair-ness to the dogs, handlers and those responsiblefor the trial, is a well choaked twelve gaugedouble gun, and a load of not less than threedrams of smokeless powder, and one and one-eighth ounces of number six chilled shot. It isearnestly requested that all guns will be guided Ithereby, for the good of the sport ..·.·(t_I_I_~~I_Cl_'_O_O_)_O_I'_II_n_II_0_()_()_(I_(I_()_O_o..-l.:.
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Stakes, Entry Fees and PrizesOpen All-Age Cocker Stake: Entry Fee $15
First Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Second Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Third Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.
(Will Be Run Friday Morning)
Limit Springer Stake: Entry Fee $15. For English Springer Spanielswhich have never won first place in an Open All-Age Stakeor two firsts in any Stake (Puppy Stakes excepted) in a licensedor member club trial in any country.
First Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Second Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Third Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.
(Will Follow Cocker Stake Friday)
Puppy Stake: Entry Fee $15. For dogs born after December 31, 9944:First Pl'ize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Second Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy:
.,.(Will' Follow Limit Spring Stake. Time Permitting. Otherwise to BeRun Sunday after the Shooting Dog Stake.)
Open All-Age Springer Stake: Entry Fee $15.First Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Second Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.Third Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.
(Will Be Run Saturday)
~National Amateur Stake for English Springer Spaniels: Entry Fee$10. For any Amateur handling his own dog. First Prize,National Amateur Trophy (Sterling Silver); Second Prize, Trophy(Sterling Silver); Third Prize, Trophy (Sterling Silver).
(This Stake Will Be Run Simultaneously with the Open All-AgeSpringer Stake on Saturday)
-",(Walton Ferguson, Jr.. Memorial Stake for English Springer Spaniels.This Stake will be run simultaneously with the Open All-AgeSpringer and National Amateur Springer Stakes without addi-tional entry fee to eligible dogs. Eligible dogs are those whichhave previously placed first, second, third or fourth in an OpenStake which gave championship points. Dogs must be handledby Amateurs. The awards will be the Walton Ferguson, [r.,Memorial Trophy and the Dungarvan Perpetual ChallengeTrophy. See Special Prizes.
(Will Be Run Saturday)
Shooting Dog Stake: Entry Fee $15. Open to any Amateur handlingany English Springer Spaniel or Cocker Spaniel. Judging willbe 501'0 on dog work and 50'/0 on gun handling and shooting,giving due value to the manner in which the gunn6r and dogwork together.
Prize Prize: Sterling Silver Trophy.
Standard American Kennel Club Ribbons will be awarded to first.second. third and fourth placed dogs.
Special Prizes'The English Springer Spaniel Club of England presents the British
Challenge Cup (Sterling Silver) for the Winner of the OpenAll-Age Springer Stake. The winner's name to be engraved onthe Cup.
Henry L. Ferguson. President, offers Sterling Silver Trophy for theWinner of the Open All-Age Springer Stake.
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><The International Gun Dog League of England presents its ChallengeCup (Sterling Silver) for the Winner of the National AmateurStake. The winner's name to be engraved on the Cup.
The William Rauch Memorial Challenge Trophy (Sterling Silver),presented by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, for the Best Dog inthe Meeting. Winner's name to be engraved on the Trophy.
KTheWalton Ferguson, Ir., Memorial Trophy (Sterling Silver Bowl):will be awarded to the winner, to be held until a subsequentwinner is declared, and the judges will be asked to name arunner-up. The winner's name to be engraved on the bowl and aSterling Silver Trophy awarded to the owner of the winning dog.
XThe Dungarvan Perpetual Challenge Trophy (Gold) is offered byMrs. Mabel Brady Garvan in memory of the late WaltonFerguson, [r., and will be presented for the Best Working andBest Looking Dog in the Walton Ferguson, Ir., Memorial Stake, tobe held until a subsequent winner is declared, the winner'sname to be engraved on the Trophy.
The Association will present a Silver Trophy to the Best ProfessionalHandler in the meeting.
~The Association will present a Silver Trophy to the Best AmateurHandler in the meeting.
The Horsford Dual Purpose Challenge Cup (Sterling Silver) pre-sented by William Humphrey, Esq., of Shrewsbury, England, forthe Best Working and Best Looking English Springer Spaniel atthe Annual Field Trials. To be won by a member of the Asso-ciation three times in succession orfive times in all.
Field and Stream Perpetual Challenge Cup (Sterling Silver) for theoutstanding English Springer Spaniel for the year. Presentedby EItinge F. Warner.This Trophy to be awarded to the English Springer Spanielwinning the most points in the Open All-Age Stakes during theyear. First place shall count 5 points; second place, 3 points;third place, 2 points; and fourth place, I point. The name of theowner and the name of the dog will be engraved on the Trophyeach year. A small replica will be given outright to the winner.A dog to win this Trophy must have won at least one Open AlI-Age Stake carrying chcrnpionship points.
Cinar Perpetual Challenge Trophy (Tom Briggs Memorial) SterlingSilver, offered by Mr. and Mrs. E. Roland Harriman for the purebred Cocker Spaniel winning the most points for the year atcertain selected trials.To be computed: first,S points; second, 3 points; third, 2 points;fourth, I point. No award shall be made at any designated trialunless there are six or more dogs corripetinq in the Open AlI-Age Cocker Spaniel Stake, and no dog may be declared thewinner of the Trophy unless winning at least one first place inan Open All-Age Cocker Spcniel Stake during the current year.Each year the name of the winning dog, if any, and of its owne,will be engraved on the Trophy and a smaller (Sterling Silver)Trophy will be presented to the owner. In the event of a tie,the names of the dogs tied for winner and of the owners thereofwill be engraved on the Trophy and a smaller (Sterling Silver)Trophy will be presented to each owner. The owners of the dogs
. tied will each hold the Perpetual Trophy for an equal periodof time during the year following.
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Cocker Spaniels Open All-Age Stakes
CLASS ENTRIES
COCKER SPANIEl_S
OPEN ALL-AGE
First Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy, Second Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy.Third Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy.
Draw No.
I. Cinar's Burn.Cinar Kennels (Handler, Lionel J. Bond). Cinar's Burn, dog, A1l612 ...April 28, 1941. By Cinar's Jinks-Cinar's Rusty. Breeder, Mrs. Dick.
2. F. T. Ch. Cinar's Chuck.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handier, Dr. Samuel Milbank). c. T.Ch. Cinar's Chuck, dog, A266014. June 13, 1938. By Dan of Cinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeder, E. Roland Harriman.
3. F. T. Ch. Cinar's Dash.Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kirkland, Jr. (Handler, Wm. R. Kirkland,Jr.). F. T. Ch. Cinar's, Dash, dog, A376024. August 20, 1939. By Danof Cinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeders, Cinar Kennels.
4. Cinar's Ruff.Cinar Kennels (Handler, Lionel J. Bond. Cinar's Ruff. dog, A869864.March 22, 1945. By Cinar's Jinks-Cinar's Rogla. Breeder, MarjorieK. Gerry.
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5. F. T. Ch. Cinar Spot of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank). F. T.Ch. Cinar's Spot of Ecrlsmoor. dog, A154136. October 12, 1936. ByDan of Cinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeder, E. Roland Harriman.
}6. Hollybrook Don.
Harry I. Caesar (Handler, William Sinclair). Hollybrook Don, dcg,A685637. July 5, 1942. By F. T. Ch. Cinar's Ring-F. T. Ch. Riving-ton Bean. Breeder, owner.
7. Cinar's Ghillie.
JCinar Kennels (Handler, Lionel kBond). Cinar's Ghillie, dog, A869-859. March 22, 1945. By Cinar's Jinks-Cinar's Rogla. Breeder, Mctr-jorie K. Gerry.
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English Springer Spaniels Limit Stake
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS
LIMIT STAKE
First Prize, Sterling Silver Tra"phy. Second Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy.Third Prize. Sterling Silver Trophy.
Draw No.
I. Pheasant Run Queen Mab.Robert McLean (Handler. Arthur R. Eakin). Pheasant Run QueenMab. bitch, A470143. February 4, 1941. By F. T. Finglen Johnny ofStrawberry Hill-Pleasant Run [il. Breeder, owner.
2. Black Magic.Mr. and Mrs. Fraser M. Horn (Handler, Adam Eccles). Black Magic.dog, A5459n March 5, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Finglen Johnnie of Straw-berry Hill-Olivia Fodar. Breeder, Wendell W. Forbes.
3. High Time.Alexander Motli (Handler, Lawrence MacQueen). High Time. dog.A882649. July 24, 1944. By Stoneybroke Buster-Gan's Hi-Iudy,Breeder, Ray Larson.
4. Spitfire Dottie of Clove.Greenbraes Kennels (Handler, Jasper Briggs). Spitfire Dottie ofClove. bitch, A587833. June 28, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Wake's Wagerof Greenfair-Craig Watch Queen. Breeder, William N. Beech.
5. Penny.
JLt. Cmdr. R. S. Janbenchoten (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Penny.bitch, listed. June 10, 1944. By Ch. Rufton Breeze of Rob Roy-In-gleby Merry. Breeder, Dr. E. J. Matlavage.
6. Patina of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).Patina of Earlsmoor. bitch, listed. January 28, 1945. By F. T. Ch.Wakes Wager of Greenfair-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeders,owners.
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Draw No.
7. Findaway Record.Mrs. Herman L. Vail (Handler, owner). Findaway Record, dog,A537007. July 13, 1940. By F. T. Ch.·Fleet of Falcon Hill-FindavrayQueenie. Breeder, owner.
8. Target McTaggert.
3Adam Eccles (Handler, owner). Target McTaggert, dog, A801'i23.March 19, 1943. By Morewood Rush-English Holly. Breeder, EdithP. Dater.
9. Frejax Iron Duke.Harry I. Caesar (Handler, William Sinclair). Frejax Iron Duke, dog,A996052. April 25, 1944. By Ch. Frejax Lord Byng-Dora Norma.Breeder, Doris Raupp.
10 Queen's Wager.Buell Hollister (Handler, owner). Queen's Wager, dog, A617821.March 2, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Wakes Wager of Greenfair-FairieQueen. Breeder, owner.
11. Tiny Bit of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank). TinyBit of Earlsmoor, bitch, A928353.December 2, 1943.By Sprint O'Vara-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeder, $elwyn C. Jones.
12. Doug's Peg.H. Douglas Paxson (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Doug's Peg, bitch,S15162. June 22, 1945. By Hodrique's Calwalder-Hollybrook Eve.Breeder, James H. Nash.
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English Springer Spaniels Puppy Stake
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELSPUPPY STAKE
First Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy. Second Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy,Third Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy.
Draw No.
1. Strawberry Hill Trout.Mr. and Mrs. Fraser M. Horn (Handler, Adam Eccles). StrawberryHill Trout, bitch, listed. June 26, 1945. By F. T. Ch. Finglen Johnnieof Strawberry Hill-Titian. Breeders, owners.
2. Patina of Earlsmoor.
IDr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).Patina of Earlsmoor, bitch, listed. January 28, 1945. By F. T. Ch.Wakes Wager of Greenfair-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeders,owners.
3. Pixie III.Charles Henry Mellon (Handler, Lawrence R. MacQueen). PixieIII, bitch, S13923. August 30, 1945. By Target McTaggert-Greenfair·s.Cricket. Breeder, Aglar Cook.
4. Doug's Peg.
3H. Douglas Paxson (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Doug's Peg, bitch,S15162. June 22, 1945. By Rodrique'a Calwalder-Hollybrook Eve.Breeder, James H. Nash.
5. Flicker's Busy.Samuel Ferguson (Handler, Adam Eccles). Flicker's Busy, dog,A885693. April 14, 1945. By Target McTaggert-Greenfair's Flicker.Breeder, P. W. Snelling.
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ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS
OPEN. ALL-AGE STAKE
First Prize. President's Sterling Silver Trophy. Second Prize. SterlingSilver Trophy. Third Prize. Sterling Silver Trophy.
Draw No.
1. Greenfair's Flicker.Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Snelling (Handler, Lawrence R. MacQueen).Greenfair's Flicker, bitch, A581317. December 24, 1941. By WakesWager of Greenfair-Greenfair's Sue. Breeders, owners.
2. Morebattle Tommy,Philip Dater (Handler, William Sinclair). Morebattle Tommy, dog,A699708. August 6, 1941. By Morewood Rush-English Holly. Breed-er, Mrs. Philip Dater.
3. Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank). SuieO'Vara of Earlsmoor, bitch, A710001. March 26, 1939. By KnellwoodScout-Knellwood Patch. Breeder, D. A.·R. B. Cooke.
4. Staindrop Flush of Greenfair.Greenbraes Kennels (Handler, Jasper Briggs). Staindrop Flushof Greenfair, bitch, A555662. April 8, 1989. By Staindrop Stopbright-F. T. Ch. Noranby Pelican. Breeder, Capt. O. P. Traherne.
5. Penny.Lt. Comdr. R. S. Janbenchoten (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Penny,bitch, listed. June 10, 1944. By Ch. Rulton Breeze of Rob Roy-In-gleby Merry. Breeder, Dr. E. J. Matlavage.
6. Wayston Lady Lou. I
Conway H. Olmsted (Handler, owner). Wayston Lady Lou, bitch.A536190. April 10, 1940. By Bryngarw Firearm-Snow Crisp. Breeder r
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7. Frejax Iron Duke.Harry L Caesar (Handler, William Sinclair). Frejax Iron Duke, dog,A996052. April 25, 1944. By Ch. Frejax Lord Byng-Dora Norma.Breeder, Doris Raupp.
8. Findaway Record.Mrs. Herman 1. Vail (Handler, owner). Findaway Record, 'dog,A537007. July 13, 1940. By F. T. Ch. Fleet of Falcon Hill-Find awayQueenie. Breeder, owner.
Patina of Earlsmoor. IDr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).Patina of Earlsmoor, bitch, listed. January 28 ,1945. By F. T. Ch,Wakes Wager of Greenfair-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeders,owners.
10. High Time.Alexander Motti (Handler, Larry R MacQueen). High Time, dog,A882649. July 24, 1944. By Stoneybroke Buster-s-Gem's Hi-Iudy.Breeder, Ray Larson.
11. F. T. Ch. Pendleton Static.Charles K. Bishop (Handler, Roy Gonia). F. T. Ch. Pendleton Static,bitch, A648332. April 13, 1942. By F. T. Ch. Perfection of Broadlawn-F. T. Ch. Noranby Pelican. Breeder, Robert C. Bishop.
Sudden Sue.Edward 1. Abraham (Handler, owner). Sudden Sue, bitch, A594128.February 14, 1942. By Sudden Jim-Tillie of Moira. Breeder, DonKells.,.
13. Target McTaggert.Adam Eccles (Handler, owner). Target McTaggert, dog, A801423.March 19, 1943. By Morewood Rush-English Holly. Breeder, Edith·P. Dater.
14 Doug's Peg.H. Douglas Paxson (Handler, Arthur R Eakin). Doug's Peg, bitch,S15162. June 22, 1945. By Rodrique's Calwalder-Hollybrook Eve.Breeder, James H. Nash.
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Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank). TinyBit of Earlsmoor, bitch, A928353. December 2, 1943. By Spirit O'Vara-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeder, Selwyn C. jones.
16. F. T. Ch. Pendleton Rocket.Robert C. Bishop (Handler, Roy Gonia). F. T. C. Pendleton Rocket,dog, A648335. April 13, 1942. By F. T. Ch. Perfection of Broadlawn-F. T. Ch. Noranby Pelican. Breeder, owner.
17. Laddie of Roe.Nelson Smith (Handler, William Sinclair). Laddie of Roe, dog,A590364. February 24, 1942. By Wakes Wager of Greenfair-Alwyn.Breeder, William T. Lawler.
18. Queen's Wager.Buell Hollister (Handler, owner). Queen's Wager, dog, A617821.March 2, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Wakes Wager of Greenfair-FairieQueen. Breeder, owner.
19. Pheasant Run QueenMab.Robert McLean (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Pheasant Run QueenMab, bitch, A470143. February 4, 1944. By F. T. Ch. Finglen Johnnyof Strawberry Hill-Pheasant Run IiI. Breeder, owner.
20. Black Magic.Mr. and Mrs. Fraser M. Horn (Handler, Adam Eccles). Black Magic.dog, A545972. March 5, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Finglen johnnie of Straw-berry Hill-Olivia Forfar. Breeder, Wendell W. Forbes.
21. Bing of Roe.Mr. and Mrs. josephC. Quirk (Handler, Lawrence R. MacQueen).Bing of Roe. dog, A590366. February 24, 1942. By F. T. Ch. WakesWager of Greenfair-Alwyn. Breeder, William T. Lawler.
22. Ch. Chaltha'sJon.Althea M. Horvath (Handler, Calvin Barry). Ch. Chaltha's Jon.dog, A844825. january 15, 1944. By Ch. Rodrique of SandblownAcre-Ch. Chaltha's Hope. Breeder, owner.
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English Springer Spaniels National Amateur Stakes
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS
NATIONAL AMATEUR STAKE
First Prize. National Amateur Trophy (Sterling Silver). Second Prize.Trophy (Sterling Silver). Third Prize. Trophy (Sterling Silver).
Draw No.
1. Queen's Wager.Buell Hollister (Handler, owner). Queen's Wager. dog, A617821.March 2, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Wakes Wager of Greenicdr=-FcuieQueen. Breeder, owner.
2. Wayston Lady Lou.Conway H. Olmsted (Handler, owner). Wayston Lady Lou. bitch.A536190. April 10, 1940. By Bryngarw Firearm-Snow Crisp. Breeder.owner.
3. Sudden Sue.Edward L. Abraham (Handler, owner). Sudden Sue. bitch, A594128.February 14, 1942. By Sudden Jim-Tillie of Moira. Breeder, DonKells.
4. Morebattle Tommy.Philip Dater (Handler, William Sinclair). Morebattle Tommy. dog,A699708. August 6, 1941. By Morewood Rush-English Holly. Breed-er, Mrs. Philip Dater.
5. Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler. Dr. Samuel Milbank). SuieO'Vara of Earlsmoor. bitch, A710001. March 26, 1939. By SnellwoodScout-Knell wood Patch. Breeder, D. A. R. B. Cooke.
6. Pheasant Run Queen Mab.Robert McLean (Handler, Arthur R. Eakin). Pheasant Run QueenMab, bitch, A470143. February 4, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Finglen Johnnyof Strawberry Hill-Pheasant Run [il. Breeder, owner.
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English Springer Spaniels Shooting Dog Stake
SHOOTINGDOG STAKEOpen to Any Amateur Handling any English Springer Spaniel or
Cocker Spaniel.',First Prize, Sterling Silver Trophy.
Draw No.
i. F. T. Ch. Cinar's Dash.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Kirkland, Jr. (Handler, Wm. A. Kirkland, [r.).F. T. Ch. Cinar's Dash, dog, A376024. August 20, 1939. By Dan ofCinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeders, Cinar Kennels.
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2. F. T. Ch. Cinar Spot of Earlsmoor,Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).F. T. Ch. Cinar's Spot of Ecrlsmoor, dog, AlS4138. October 12, 1936.By Dan of Cinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeder, E. Roland Harriman.
3. Findaway Record.Mrs. Herman L. Vail (Handler, owner). Findaway Record, dog,AS37007. July 13, 1940. By F. T. Ch. Fleet of Falcon Hill-FindawayQueenie. Breeder, owner.
4. Four Star Hennessy.Hartwell Moore (Handler, owner). Four Star Hennessy, dog, ASI9-782. December 28, 1941. By Ch. Try Cob's Candidate-Black Cloe.Breeders, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Moore.
5. Morebattle Tommy.Philip Dater (Handler, owner). MorebattIe Tommy, dog, A699708.August 6, 1941. By Morewood Rush-English Holly. Breeder, Mrs.Philip Dater.
6. F. T. Ch. Cinar's Chuck.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).F. T. Ch. Cinar's Chuck, dog, A266014. June 13, 1938. By Dan ofCinar-Merlin Mistletoe. Breeder, E. Roland Harriman.
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Draw No.
7. Flicker's Busy.Samuel Ferguson (Handler, owner). Flicker's Busy, dog, A885693.April 14, 1945. By Target McTaggert-Greenfair's Flicker. Breeder,P. W. Snelling.
8. Pheasant Run Queen Mah.Robert McLean (Handler, Arthhur R. Eakin). Pheasant Run QueenMab, bitch, A470143.February 4, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Finglen Johnnyof Strawberry Hill-Pheasant Run [il. Breeder, owner.
9. Wayston Lady Lou.Conway H. Olmsted (Handler, owner). Wayston Lady Lou, bitch,A536190.April 10, 1940.By Bryngarw Firearm-Snow Crisp. Breeder,owner.
10. Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor,Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank).Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor, bitch, A710001. March 26, 1939. ByKnellwood Scout-Knellwood Patch. Breeder, D. A. R. B. Cooke.
11. Greenfair's Flicker.Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Snelling (Handler, Dr. P. W. Snelling). Green-fair's Flicker, bitch, A581317. December 24, 1941. By Wakes Wagerof Greenfair-Greenfair's Sue. Breeders, owners.
12. Queen's Wager.Buell Hollister (Handler, owner). Queen's Wager, dog, A617821.March 2, 1941. By F. T. Ch. Wakes Wager of Greenfair-FairieQueen. Breeder, owner.
13. Tiny Bit of Earlsmoor.Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank (Handler, Dr. Samuel Milbank). TinyBit of Earlsmoor, bitch, A928353. December 2, 1943. By SprintO'Vara-Suie O'Vara of Earlsmoor. Breeder, Selwyn C. jones.
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Dogs EntriesAbraham, Edward 1., 2323 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 7, Wis .
OWNERS OF COMPETING SPANIELS
Bishop, Charles K., Washougal, Wash .
Bishop, Robert C., 218 S.W. Jefferson St., Portland Ore .
Caesar, Harry 1., Purdys, N. Y....
Cinar Kennels, Arden, N. Y.Dater, Philip, Cummington, Mass.
Eccles, Adam, Towners, N. Y .
Ferguson, Samuel, Hartford, Conn. I 2
Greenbwes Kennels, Reg., Monroe, N. Y. 2 2
Hollister, Buell, 52 Wall St., New York, N. Y. . 4Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser M., Towners, N. Y........................... 2 3
Horvath, Althea, M. 11428Cedar Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. I
Janbenchoten, Lt. Comdr. R. S., U.S.N., Ancostic, D. C. . 2
Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. William R., [r., Brewster, N. Y.
McLean, Robert, Fort Washington, Pa .
Mellon, Charles Henry, N. J.
Milbank, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel, 117 E. 65th St., New York, N. Y. 5 14
Moore, Hartwell, 1450Broadway, New York, N. Y. I
Motti, Alexander, 1724 64th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 2
Olmsted, Conway H., Lake Forest, Ill. 3
Paxson, H. Douglas, Buckingham, Pa.
Quirk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C., Round Hill Rd., Greenwich, Conn.
Smith, Nelson, 75 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn .
Snelling, Dr. and Mrs. P. W., 99 N. Beacon St., Hartford, Conn .
Vail, Mrs. Herman 1., 9448 Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland 8, Ohio
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