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Local Hound Wins in
No. Va. Field Trials
A Rappahannock fox hound took first place in High General Average Derby Hounds at the field trials of the Northern Virginia Fox Hunters Association held August 25-27. The trials were held at The Hill and Longlea, Culpeper County. The hound was Intervale Mongo, bred and owned by W. H. Lyne, Washington, Va. In winning HGA, Mongo placed fifth in hunting, second in speed and drive, and second in endurance. All Derby hounds are under two years and Mongo is 13 months old. Lyne is doubly proud since the sire and dam of Mongo went through the trials without a fault. The sire, Intervale Klang, a six-year-old hound, scored in trailing while Intervale Slip, scored for hunting, placed 10th in speed and drive in the field and placed 5th in All Age Females on the bench. Klang has been entered in four field trials, winning-3rd HGA at the Maryland Night Trials, 2nd All Age HGA field and 3rd All Age male bench at the Tidewater trials, making him Combination winner; and 10th All Age, Endurance class 1965 Virginia State. There were a total of 327 hounds entered in the field trials, coming from Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Michigan. This was an increase of 42 from last year. The next event scheduled is the Virginia State's field trials and bench show October 1922 which will be held on or 1 near Hazel-land Farm, Cul- i peper County. »
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