Identifier: westernfield61905olym (find matches)
Title: Western field
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protective Associations
Subjects: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protectice Associations Sports
Publisher: San Francisco
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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the largest of thetrials, in fact so large that it was impossiblein most cases for the large number of teamsto line up in such position as to enable theiroccupants to see the work of the dogs. DEL REY BELL-BURBANK. This was thefirst brace down in the morning, and Burbankopened proceedings by running through thefield and flu.shing without giving any attentionto the birds, but working over to where theyscattered he redeemed himself by making threegood points in quick succession. After thisBell secured a point, followed by one by Bur-bank which Bell backed beautifully, making oneof the prettiest pictures of the trials. Throughnearly their entire work the dogs ran close to-gether, behaving rather wild and losing manygood opportunities. Down forty-seven minutes. When calling for the next and last brace ofthe second series it was discovered that oneof the dogs, through a misunderstanding, hadbeen left at home, so during the wait for thisdogs appearance, a few braces of the All-Agewere run.
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( Prim is Kennel name of Oak Kuoll.) Photos by Dr. J. W. Creagh. Copies and enlargements of originals can be obtained at this office. THE PACIFIC COA^T MAGAZINE to JAPAN-CHIQUITE. This, the last brace ofthe Derby, was put down in a good field wheremany birds were found. Japan was the first tolocate but he did so with much hesitation,moving around several times before decidingupon the position of the bird. Again Japanpointed unsteadily, followed by two or threefalse points. Chiquite seemed well on hermetal, scoring three nice points, one of whichwas backed by Japan. They were down forty-eight minutes. At the conclusion of the heat the Judge an-nounced the winners: First—Ladylike. Second—Mariposa. Equal Third—Chiquite. and Del Rey Bell. ALI.-AGE. KILGARIF-KEEPSAKE. J. E. Terrys black,white and tan English setter dog Kilgarif (Orion-Mary Lou), handled by W. B. Coutts. and W.W. Van Arsdales black, white and tan Englishsetter bitch Keepsake (Calif. Bell Boy-PeachBlossom), handled by

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