Brian Bailey's Bingo

Mr Tant had a yard full of Redboy dogs.

 

After we bought dogs from Mr David Tant a year or year and 1/2 his year was Raided by the Humane Society and the police.

 

I don't think Montana could finish like his brother (Boon!) Not stating fact since I never saw Montana, but it's what I always thought.. Montana's first show was into a dog called Billy (Neilson x Mayfield) that my mate owned.. Billy lost game and all my mate talked about after was Montana's pace and ability, even later when we plotted the downfall of every Montana dog in the country, we believed if you could stay with them Montana dogs past 30mins, then they'd probably stop on their own anyway, not saying we were right, but that's what we thought.. Boon on other hand never showed much, he was like one of them alligator snapping turtles waiting on the bottom for something to pass his mouth, then boom, DOA! Peaches was super producer mate, CH. Boon and Devil Deacon half brothers, I totally understand Montana thing, but why no Boon pups?

 

I got told the same mate... alot thought the montana stuff was rough curs and if yours could wether the storm they would quit .... i cant understand why dr death never inbred on the montana stuff alot ( except for ch tidy )and he sold him ... maybe he knew summat everyone else didn’t ? Don’t think gr ch bella ever got bred ? Crying shame that !

 

Do you know which other dog montana beat oldguy as i never seen his show reports ? ... i knew he lost to badger but they said joe was only young

 

Yeah mate! We thought that too, but it's taking the piss asking a dog to keep going when he's getting shook all over like an empty track suit and your saying "just hold on son" I think he might quit any minute now haha! Quick way to find out how game your dogs were though! Scar Kennels Lady lost against a Montana daughter (forget which) and Scratched when loads wouldn't.. RB's Sammy another one that lost double game against a Montana bred gyp.. Below female was Montana x Sammy, bred and owned by my old friend AH (rip)

 

Montana’s first was his loss to Badger, I see him as a youngster and didn’t think he was a 42lb dog. I never see him go but a friend did and said he’d finish. Was told Boon was bred, wheather or not they got pups from him I don’t know. May have just been wishful thinking on my friends part. There can’t have been many gyps that have produced 3 ROM’s like Peaches did and she was only 1 win away from being an ROM herself.

 

I only know Montana beat my friends Billy dog (neilson x Mayfield) and lost against GR. CH. Badger, don't know the others.. No doubt Badger was a good dog, Billy was no slouch either, I liked him, Montana must have been decent to have beaten him!

 

Who said such rubbish? Just goes to show no one knows it all, as DD lost to Ch Tidy. Tidy’s sister was also winner.

 

Alot of active men back in the day .... thing is why didnt the dr stay with them dogs ... he moved into other stuff which he must have thought were better

 

That bitch the pip model of jazz what i had mate

 

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"Baileys Bingo (1xw) R.O.M."



Katie Marlowe, made a breeding that made an impact in today's dogs. The \par litter I am talking about was when she bred her Fanny dog (double bred \par Granddaughter of Bass Tramp RedBoy) back to RedBoy. This breeding was very similar to the famous Chavis' Yellow John dog. From this breeding, came Bingo, Amber, and a few others. As a pup, Bingo was raised and campaigned by Katie Marlowe at the age of two. His first and only match was during the summer of '85 against a highly regarded dog going for his grand championship. After 1:27 minutes, Bingo defeated the four-time winner in great fashion. Shortly after he was matched, Katie sold him to Steel Fire Kennels. Three years later, in the summer of 1988, the SDJ had an advertisement posted by Steel Fire Kennels to sell Bingo. At the time, I kept a yard of tight Yellow John bred dogs. After talking to Fletcher Chavis, who was my main influence in the RedBoy dogs, I became very interested in a dog that I thought would make a big impact to my yard. Bingo would bring the RedBoy blood up close. Once I got Bingo in my yard, I wanted to personally see if he was as good as they say. He was rolled several times, in which he proved to me that he was going to be used as my primary stud dog.

Bingo was bred to approximately 26 different gyps during the time I had him. Twenty of those gyps were my own. Although he was bred to a lot of great females, some of the ones that come to mind are Marlowe's Peaches (Eslinger), Bailey's Lacy, Bailey's Paycheck (pure Yellow John), Richardson's Cream, El Vira (2XW), and Bailey's Cherry. When he was bred to Peaches, the litter of pups consisted of WCC's Deacon ROM, Crenshaw's Hunter Red ROM, GR CH Radar, Charlie's Justice (2XW), and Red Girl (1XW and 1XL dead game). With Lacy's breeding came Ch Bubba, Rangel's Durango, Ginger, and Spooty. The last litter, I would like to mention was Bingo's breeding to Richardson's Cream. This litter consisted of two females that automatically come to mind. The two females were Blitz and Twister (dam of Pitstop's Red ROM). Other dogs that I would like to mention produced by Bingo were Bailey's Crypt (AKA Bo), Bailey's Cadillac, Bailey's (O. Stevens') Red Ape, Garner's Hap, and Ch Monkey Man. With those dogs in mind, Bingo has produced at least two Champions and 1 Gr. Ch.

The last dog I would like to mention in details is Bailey's Crypt. In 1998, I reacquired Crypt back from a long time friend. At the time, he was 6 years old. Crypt was the result of breeding Bailey's Cherry to Bingo. Crypt, unlike his father, produced dogs with a very hard bite. At the same time he also produces game dogs with great wind (RedBoy traits). Most of the dogs Crypt has produced are now just becoming of age. So far, he has shown me that he will produce as good, if not better than his father (Bingo), since he is producing hard bitters that are game and long winded. To this date, he has currently produced 6 one-time winners and 1 two-time winner.

Brian Bailey

 

As always it’s what your told, never what you’ve seen & know. Who said he didn’t stay with em? D always kept and utilised other lines, even during the time when the Montana dogs were earning their rep. Montana was never bred enough, which makes it hard for anyone to establish a line from him. So it petered out, not that it was ever a pure line. Considering he carried on using Montana decedents with more success than other lines, up until his holiday, should tell you just how mistaken you are.

 

Seen as though i never seen montana i have to go off what a pal who seen and went into him said .... tell us then blueboy what montana dogs you seen ... for you to be so much of an expert on them

 

Meant to mention earlier @david63.. I love to hear stories like that, Remember reading somewhere about the shotgun booby trap and thinking that's pure Rambo stuff! Was Tant in the military?

 

I really don't know if Mr. Tant was in the military or not. The booby trap shotgun was to keep people off of his land and keep people from stealing his dogs. I cannot blame Tant for that.

 

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster was pushing for a 30 years senate for David Tant and only served 6 years out of 30 years. McMaster was the same Attorney General that gave us a problem back in 2004. McMaster's now the Governor of South Carolina.