Dogies

Photograph of a complete electro-mechanical playfield seen flat-on through the glass of its cabinet, the surrounding cabinet rails and the illuminated lower apron visible at the edges. The playfield is a red-to-orange desert-canyon scene: a hot red central horseshoe of painted rock fading to orange and yellow at the top, with yellow-tan plastic ramps and lanes mounted over it. At the centre stands a full-height painted figure of a woman in a blue shirt, dark blue trousers and boots, one arm flung upward, legs splayed in a running or leaping pose. Around her are small painted prospectors with white hats and packs, one holding a lamp. Three white-capped posts and two white bumper caps with yellow-and-red sunburst skirts sit in the upper third, behind a bank of yellow-topped plungers and a wire-frame return lane on the left. Green triangular drop-target banks numbered 1, 2 and 3 stand mid-field, each with a round white reset button. Two large triangular yellow-tipped plastics fan out at the lower left and right. Two red-tipped flippers with FLIPPERS printed on them sit in the lower centre over a red V-shaped apron. The lower deck is dark purple-black and carries white instruction cards, a purple cursive script logo, FLIPPER BUTTON labels and 3 BALLS / 1 PLAY 5c / 5 PLAYS 25c. Blue and magenta cabinet lighting washes the outer edges.

Illuminated backglass for a four-player electro-mechanical horse-racing game, rendered in flat cartoon airbrush with heavy black outlines. A deep blue night sky with pale lilac clouds fills the top third, framed by two flat-roofed adobe mission buildings in dusty rose and tan at the upper corners. Across the centre a huge yellow-to-orange gradient word DAGIES in tall flared western display letters, the D oversized and containing a desert landscape inside its counter. Three mounted riders in wide-brimmed sombreros and blue ponchos collide in a dust-filled pile-up at mid-height, one horse rearing with a white mane while a pale blue-grey horse head with a yellow bridle fills the lower centre. The ground is burnt orange desert with scattered rocks, agave spikes and prickly pear. Four black score panels read 1UP, 2UP, 3UP and 4UP with cream mechanical digit windows. Bottom left has four striped green cacti labelled CACTUS JUICE SCORE above TO CAN PLAY and the numbers 1 2 3 4.

Landscape-format backglass in a flat cartoon style, dominated by a bright orange-red desert ground with pale blue sky and flat white clouds at the top. The huge title 'DAGIS' sits centre-top in tall, slightly leaning, pale-yellow letters with a heavy black outline. Below it, a cowboy on horseback rears up in the centre: a man in a wide-brimmed black hat, blue shirt, dark trousers and a bright yellow neckerchief, arm flung out holding a whip or rein, horse mid-leap. In the foreground, lower centre-right, a large brown-and-white pinto horse head with a red-and-white blaze, dark eye and open pink mouth. Behind, running cattle (white, brown and black) and two brown-and-white hounds race across the red plain, with spiky green desert plants and a green barrel. Four black trapezoid score panels are stacked two per side: 1UP and 2UP across the top, 3UP and 4UP lower down, each with four mechanical digit windows, all reading 0000 except 1UP which reads 1930. Bottom left, four ribbed green cacti printed with the number 2 and the word CACTUS JUICE SCORE, and the numbers 1 2 3 4 beneath them. The name 'Bally' in red script appears left of centre, 'FOUR PLAYER' in white to the right. The glossy surface shows scratches, chipping and lifted varnish along the top edge.