Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-10
APPEAL SPECIALS.
Another Fine Days Sport at Grand
Junction-The Great Memphis
Dog RoderigO Makes
One Of the Most Brilliant Runs Ever
Seen on Amy Field-Entries
for the Derby.
First Exhibition Of the North Mississippi
Live Stock AssOcia,ion-Num.
Der of Prizes Awarded.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

GRAND JUNCTION, TENN, December g..
The second series in the all-aged stake
was commenced late yesterday evening
between w. E. Venable's liver, white and
tan setter dog Baden Baden, by Lincoln,
out of Blaze, handled by William Ellison,
and Edward Dexter's black, white and tan
setter bitch Belle of Piedmont, by Dash
ing Rover, out of Rance, handled by Capt.
McMurdo. Belle of Piedmont divided
second in the all-sged setter stake at High
Point Last month, and ran a rafting fine
heat here Monday, defeating Lillian, an
excellent bitch, in long, close heat. 1t
was thought by many that she would
easily defeat Baden Baden to-day. In
this they were mistaken, as Baden de-
feated her in q long snd very unsati.fac-
tory heat. They were taken up at dark
last night, after running about forty min.
utes, and finished their heat this morning.
Memphis and Avent kennels black,
white and tan setter dog Rebel Wind'em,
by Count Wind'em out of Norma, ham
died by ]. NJ. Avent, and Adams and Tuck
er's black, white and tan setter dog Gus
Bondhu, by Dashing Bondhu out of Novel,
handled by Charles Tucker, were the next
brace down. This. proved to be q tame
heat and was won by Gus Bondhu. Rebel
ran fine heat yesterday, but he is entirely
out of condition and suffering from a
ld"-ncS5 Vi IhO III
this heat he did not get point.
DR.. J. N. Msclin's black, white and tan
setter dog, Gsth's Mark, by Gath out of
Gem, handled by Charles Tucker, and B.
NJ. S.ephenson's black, white and tan set
ter bitch Lady c., by Coieman's London
out of Belle of Hatchie, were the next
brace cast of. Gath's Mark won the ALI
ii II setter q stake at High Point last month.
Lady y. Is also q nUtoI e Id trial winner
! l.
good work was done. In the beginning
Lady c. had the advantage. but Marx
finally pulled up winner.
Memphis and Avent kennels black,
white and tan setter dog Roderigo, by
Count Noble, out OF Twin Maud "a sister
to Peep O. Day., handled by J. NJ. Avent,
and VIM. Tiuerington's white and liver
spots pointer Cog Trinket's Bang, by Crox-
teth out of TriDket, were next cast eff
lrinket's Bang won the alleged stake at
the Western t. ials last month, and is a Ie-
marksby handsome dog. AS puppy,
last fall, in the trials at Canton, he made &
inters ST centered in this race on account
OF Roderigos brilliaDt performance of
yesterday. The work done in this heat
was brilliant in the extreme. and was by
many pronounced the bert that was ever
run IN any trial. II was the most excit-
ing heat of the meeting, and was run
without an error. Roderig0 gave another
grand exhibition of his wonderful speed,
range and style, wiRniDg the heat hsndily
1t was the gem of the meeting, and ended
the second series.
THIRD SERIES.
B. n. Staphenson's black, white and tan
setter dog B ID Gates, by Count Rapier out
of Belle of Hatchie, and Baden Baden were
the first brace in this series.
Bob Gates is won ierfully fine puppy
and dangerous competitor. His perform
snce on Monday electrified and surprised
all present by defeating dog that has
national reputation-one that takes rank
with the grsndest dogs living. Baden Ba-
den has, in these trials, proven himself
most excellent, reliable dos, and was only
defeated by Bob Gates stter q long and
good heat,
Tomorrow will determine the winners
in this stake, after J,ts-,Hh the Derby VIII
be run.
THE DERBY.