Outing . 2d,G. F. Reeds Millard R. (Millard—Haida); 3d,H. Almys Miss Quinn(Diamond—Nancy Lee) ;reserve, D. F. Summers Minnie S. (Clover—Lucy S.). Champion Stake — 1st, Pilot ; 2d,Rockland Kennels Buckshot (Deacon Tidd— Daisy). Pack Stake—1st, The Summers Pack ;2d, the Rockland Kennels Pack ; 3d, Hemp-stead Beagles. The four winners did perfectwork. The Monongahela Valley Game and FishProtective Associations second field trials wererun Oct. 28-30, near Waynesburg, Pa. TheDerby had nine starters, and was won by R. English setter bitch Loretta (Glad-stones Boy—Rill Ray) ; 2d, W. H. Bea
Outing . 2d,G. F. Reeds Millard R. (Millard—Haida); 3d,H. Almys Miss Quinn(Diamond—Nancy Lee) ;reserve, D. F. Summers Minnie S. (Clover—Lucy S.). Champion Stake — 1st, Pilot ; 2d,Rockland Kennels Buckshot (Deacon Tidd— Daisy). Pack Stake—1st, The Summers Pack ;2d, the Rockland Kennels Pack ; 3d, Hemp-stead Beagles. The four winners did perfectwork. The Monongahela Valley Game and FishProtective Associations second field trials wererun Oct. 28-30, near Waynesburg, Pa. TheDerby had nine starters, and was won by R. English setter bitch Loretta (Glad-stones Boy—Rill Ray) ; 2d, W. H. BeazellsEnglish setter bitch Allie B. (Whyte B.—RosaBevan) ; 3d, O. V. Porters pointer dog StrictlyBusiness (Kents Priam—Belle Fauster.) TheAll-Age Stake had 15 starters. 1st, R. English setter dog Iroquois (Antonio—Can-Can) ; 2d, S. B. Cummings pointer dogScott C.; equal 3d, W. D. Henrys pointerdog Geo. Croxteth, and R. V. Foxs Englishsetter bitch Accelerando. Damon. ROD AND THE POLICY OF A PRESERVE. AST month I had somethingto say about the benefit ofthe game preserve, and en-deavored to show that itstendency was rather towardfurnishing more or less sport (byreason of overflow from the pre-serve) to outsiders, than monopoli-zing the game for a fa-vored few. A particularpreserve, referred to lastmonth as a fair example,deserves mention again,for since last writing itsexecutive has done somethingwhich leaves its action open tocomment. It does not matter where thispreserve may be, as it is usedonly as an illustration of a policytoo frequently followed by others.^g^This preserve controls a broadexpanse of most excellent marsh,which affords rare good shootingLast month I said : There is nolaw against going to the boundaryof a preserve, and ducks in a hurrydont respect boundaries. Thus anoutsider may have a bit of fun now and , wherever there is a preserve, marsh orforest, there is apt to be a certain overflow ofthe preserved creatures, which
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