"Mr. Arkwright had a solid black dog "Tap" who from commencing in 1892 as a puppy ran every year with success until 1896 when he almost won the principal stake at the International Field Trials held at Bala, North Walkes. He was guilty of making one mistake right at the end when a young grouse, a "chiper", fluttered up right under his nose, which was too much for him and he gave the little bird a nip. A Black and white bitch named "Barmaid" took the highest honours at the Kennel Club Show at Birmingham, winning the championship on one occasion and coming close to doing the same on the next occasion. Others amongst Arkwright's Pointers included "Ch. Seabreeze", "Ch. Sandbank", "Shamrock", "Laird", "Soloman's Seal" and "Sealing Wax", but these dogs did not seem to feature much in later pedigrees." -- Robertshaw, 2000

Barmaid

(via Arkwright, 1906, "a very purely-bred black pointer")