Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-06

list, and that the two best dogs, Count Noole
and Biz, 6ght their battle OF last year Over
again, with what results The future VIII telli
but BE, though not yet quite recovered Hom
his terrible Fairmont experience, is IN
shape, and Joe Dew's hands will MAKE
troubles NIT dem."
At 9:15 o'clock the first brace were Put
down and the Eastern Field Trials Oluo
Members Cup winner, Don, though a cieNet
dog, was beaten by American Dan DOLL
dogs worked at times brilliantly, but al umts
unsteadily, Dan especially SO; but he was
surest with his nose, and having superior
style on his side woD; though he must u
prove considerably on the form shown IN
this heat to win either stake. Down ior'y
minutes.
King Dash at first looked as If be must
win, as Gladstone, a neAt-looklng son Oh MI
Bryson's Gladstone, was all tucked up ana
seemed sick, but warming 10 his WORE ne
improved considerably in speed. Dasn,
though finding birds, wss very unstesdy 10
wing, and Hendricks, to prevent cnssins,
kept firing away hap-hszard at everything
that took wing. Both handlers cro"oeo
their dogs badly, and in consequence neither
dog showed to good advantage, but Glao-
stone won with something TO spare. llme'
IO:45.
The only pointer in the stake, Cavalier,
lACh we'll 1ONh Will AAAs
bitch, Ress, and with the exception OF speed
and range the bitch beat him at all points,
and as the puppy refused to back the pl.eh
be lost the heat. He has gained nothing
since his running at Fairmont; in fact, he
seems to have lost considerably except IN
obedience.
After lunch at the well-known ginhouse on
the hill, Sue and Baden-Baden were turned
loose. The little Memphis bitch out-sped
the deg, though he was no SLOUGH OF a rum
ner. Shortly after beginning this heat 1t
commenced 10 rain and the raw air became
milder. Sue sustained her Fairmont char
acter and beat the dog at all points, espe-
cially on the scattered birds in the bushy
timber and in the long grass. This heat
only lasted twenty-five minutes.
At 1:45 o'clock Carrie j., Mr.. Caters
lightning puppy, whose early training was
so lacking of promise, was put down with
Gilderoy. The bitch il a beautiful daughter
of Gladstone, and is speedy and stylish. In
a very difficult trial in dead leaves, briars
and brush, and with rain at intervals, Carrie
acted with almost perfect precision, and
though opposed By a very good dog, won at
all points. She is A No. ], and will take an
immense amount of beating in both this and
the Derby; in fact, the one who beats her In
either stake ought to win.
At 2:30 O'Clock Peep-o'-Day, last years
ah pun GONA Uit ~ AAo -
pretty and speedy daughter of ~Bergunthals
Rake and Phyllis. The little one was chain
lightning on her legs, but unsteady; and as
Peep-o'Day not only did some neat pointing,
but retrieved beautifully, she received the
award. PHYLLIS is young, and with another
seasons hard work, will be a cracker, as her
trouble was an inclination to chase.
Al $500 O'Clock the Gordon dog, Grouse,
was put down with Siartle, another son OF
nj IL Hid 10uar
ground a. a great rate, but go sure was his
nose that he wbirled into his birds each time
without a mistake, doing some fine work:
He could have won easier ii, after he had
already retrieved well, Mr.. Wallace, who
was handling him, had not heedlessly shot a
bird over him, for which he broke, Still
he won, with something TO spare, ana though
not well enough in hand for a field trial
champion, is evidently a rare dog for making
d bag over.
Al S:57 O'Clock, Bessie Lee and Shot, an
unpedigreed dog, from Hickory Valley, were
put down together. The bitch had the
speed, style and range of the dogs, but he
evidently knew more about the uses OF a
nose than she did, for he not only found
the birds right along but stood them
staunchly, while the bitch was sometimes
right and sometimes wrong as to where
birds were. Mr.. Avent delayed the decision
same time by an inability to get a bird be-
fore his gun, and at last he had to resort to
stalking a cripple in the long grass which
his dog was pointing. This being thrown,
aud his dog returning it as indifferently well,
as had Bessie, he was awarded the heat, and
the days work was concluded, with two dogs
in the first round yet to decide between.
NJ
American Dan beat Don.
Gladstone beat King Dash.
Ress beat Cavalier.
Sue beat Baden Baden.
Carrie j. beat Gilderoy.
Peep o'-Day beat Phyllis II.
Startle beat Grouse.
Shot beat Bessie Lee.
TO MoRRow's WORK
with BIZ against Count Noble. Men
like Short handle three dogs. The order
will be as follows.
American Dan against Gladstone.
ResS against Sue.
Carrie J. against Startle.
Peep-o'Day against Shot.
10 prognosticating or running 30 far Amer
lean Dan, Sue, Carrie j. and Psep-o'-Dsy
TO be winners; but of this anon.