Part 5

AN EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY PICTURE OF THE WOODCOTE POINTERS, THE PROPERTY OF COL. C. J. COTES. HIS FIELD TRIAL WINNERS PITCHFORD DRUCE AND PITCHFORD DUKE ARE DESCENDED FROM HIS FATHER’S WOODCOTE POINTERS 〃 132

COL. C. J. COTES’ CHAMPION FIELD TRIAL PITCHFORD RANGER ON LORD HOME’S LANARK MOORS 〃 133

From a photograph by the AUTHOR.

COL. C. J. COTES’ CHAMPION FIELD TRIAL PITCHFORD RANGER ON THE RUABON HILL 〃 133

From a photograph by Mr. ALLAN BROWN, Ruabon Hill.

FIELD TRIAL WINNER PITCHFORD BEAUTY ON THE RUABON HILL 〃 134

From a photograph by Mr. ALLAN BROWN, Ruabon Hill.

FIELD TRIAL WINNER PITCHFORD BANG 〃 134

From a photograph by Miss GLADSTONE.

CAPTAIN STIRLING’S BRAG OF KEIR (FIELD TRIAL WINNER) 〃 134

From a photograph by the AUTHOR.

COL. C. J. COTES’ FIELD WINNER PITCHFORD DUKE ON THE RUABON HILLS 〃 135

From a photograph by Mr. ALLAN BROWN, Ruabon Hill.

COL. C. J. COTES’ FIELD WINNER PITCHFORD DUKE ON LORD HOME’S MOORS IN LANARK 〃 135

From a photograph by the AUTHOR.

THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, by F. C. Turner 〃 139

Showing the character of the black-and-tan setter before the bloodhound cross.

THE ENGLISH SETTER, by Reinagle 〃 144

From Scott’s Sportsman’s Repository, 1820.

With the exception of an ill-drawn hind leg and near fore foot this is the correct formation. The model had the shoulders, head, back, and back ribs, rarely seen now except in hard-working dogs.

MR. HERBERT MITCHELL’S LINGFIELD BERYL, WINNER OF FIRSTS SIX TIMES IN SEVEN FIELD TRIAL OUTINGS IN THE SPRING OF 1906 〃 145

From photographs by the OWNER.

CAPT. H. HEYWOOD LONSDALE’S FIELD TRIAL: IGHTFIELD DOT AND IGHTFIELD ROB ROY, WITH SCOT THEIR BREAKER 〃 148

From a photograph by Messrs. A. BROWN, Lanark.

IGHTFIELD ROB ROY AND IGHTFIELD MAC, BELONGING TO CAPTAIN H. HEYWOOD LONSDALE 〃 149

The former was victor on Lord Home’s Moors near Lanark, in July 1906, over all English-bred pointers and setters. The latter was winner of the Puppy Stakes at the same time.

From a photograph by the AUTHOR.

MR. JOHN COTES’ IMPORTED LABRADOR, TIP, FROM AN OLD PICTURE AT WOODCOTE 〃 176