The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-21

| special Dlspatch 70 inc Appeal
HiGu POINT, N. c., Nov, 20. Owing to
rain, and lateness OF getting in from the
field last evening, could not send you
complete list of entries and the order of
running, The following is complete, and
ii filed away for reference will enable your
numerous readers and interested sports
men to keep q perfect record OF the COM
peting youngsters in this seasons derby,
The judges for this stake are j. O'Don-
ner, New York; J. r. Hendricks, Pitts
burg, and J. NJ. Taylor, Syracuse.
ORDER OF RUNNING.
Satinella, pointer, by Robert 10 Diable-
Tuck, owned by the Highland Kennels,
against Glenmorgan, pointer, by Robert
lie Diable-Tuck.
Roi T0r, setter, by Rodorigo- Bo.Peep,
owned by Memphis and Avent Kennels,
against Oliver Twist, softer, by Count
Noble-Fannio W, owned by Il. +. Wilson
Guy, pointer by Ned.Lunder owned by
S. b. Duryca, against Lady Piedmont,
setter, by Dashing Rover Rance, owned by
q. T. Hodgson.
Lindo, setter, by Gladstone Flounce,
owned by Washington Kennels, against
Pelrarch, pointer, by Robert lc Dlabe.
Malite, owned by Highland Kennels
Orlando, setter, 10y Roderigo- Boz Peep,
owned by the Memphis and Avent Ken.
mel, against Hopes Lass, setter, by Galh's
IIope-Daisy L, owned by J. ii. 0Denny.
Fred, pointer, by Robert 10 Diablo.
Tuck, owned by Bayard Thaycr, against
Cecil, setter, by Roderigo- Bo-Peop, owned
by the Memphis and Avent Kennel.
Glaucus, pointer, by Naso of Kippen-
Glauca, owned by T. Hitchcock, Jr.,
against Maud Foreman, softer, by Fore.
man-Miss Elsie, owned by Il. +. Thomp-
son.
joyce of Halls Island, pointer, by Lad
OF Bow-Bloomo, owned by o. W. Bonner,
against Vie, setter, by Dau-Nora, owned
by G.. +. ilodgson.
Count Fausier, pointer, 10y handspring.
Dolly Fauster, owned by Or. J. q. llol-
stem, against Vic G., pointer, by Meteor,
Jr.-Mamie, owned by 4. II. Gibbs.
Mildred, setter, 10y Dashing Rovcr-Nu.
rcl, owned Ivy Ed Dexter, against Miss
Monarch, setter, 10y Roy Monarch Flossie,
owned by Q. {. Gray.
Count Piedmont, setter, by Count Noble
Belle Piedmont, owned by Ed Dexter,
against Felix NJ, setter, by Gath's Hope.
Daisy L, owned by Dr. G.. Lee Knapp.
Stella, pointer, by Naso Of kippcn-
Boski, owned by T. H. llitchcock-a bye.
Following is the work done today
Cecil beat Fred handily, showing better
speed. range and :imc, as well Us out.
pointing him.
Maud Foicman had an easy victory
over GlaucuB
Joyce ran q close heat with Vic on game
and won by oulchasing her.
Count fausicr was the lucky doc in his
heat with Vic g., and won. Neither
showed much merit.
Miss Monarch had an easy run over
Mildred, being more positive IN her work
on game.
Count, Piedmont and Felix NJ ran
close hcll-paco and range about equal.
Count displayed better judgment on game
and won.
Stella having bye, ended the first Sc
ries as follows
SUMMARY FiRsT sEEngs.
''S' for setter and -" Tor pointer.
Santinella, p, beat Glaumorean, p.
Oliver Twist, =, beat Roi dor, 5.
Lady Piedmont <, beat Guy p.
Undo, :, beat Peirauh. p.
Orlando, T., beat iiopes Lass, 8.
Cecil, =, beat Fred, =.
Maud Foreman, T., beat Gllucus, p.
Joyce, Of Hulps Island, r., beat Vic, q.
Count fauster, r., beat Vic, & p.
Miss Monarch, B., beat Mildred, q.
Stella - q bye.
SECOND sERtFs.
Sanlinclla aud Stella were tho first brace
down in this series. Neither displayed
any particular merit, tho heat being dc.
cidcd in favor Of SantiBclla.
Orlando had no trouble In beating
Lindo. His quick, snappy style Of work
carried him through.
Cecil and Maud Foreman ran long
heat. In which great deal OF work was
done 10y both dogs. Cecil, being the
faster and quicker among his birds. won
This ended the days work. Tho Derby
will b. finished tomorrow. Tho ail-agcd
pointer stake will follow.