See, you learn something new every day. Yeah, Bounty's...seen a couple of those. There was a bounty that sat at the Docktown Marina for 15 years, easy, back umpty-ump years ago. It seemed HUGE to me, back then. I remember when if finally got bought. I saw the same boat, later in Alameda. But that's the only bounty I think I've ever seen.
The Renegade was in fact the boat I was thinking of. I've always thought that it looked like Bill Shaw designed a keel for an aft-hung rudder and then moved it back to make the split underbody without changing the keel at all. However, when I was considering what boat to get for my current iteration of sailing, the Renegade was a strong contender. I just wanted something rather faster than PHRF 240-something.
Sliding doghouse? whoah.
You know, I still see Tritons all over the Bay but the Ariels seem to have vanished. I remember seeing lots of them, back in the late 80's when I started sailing again after a post-teen-years hiatus.
1968 Selmer Series 9 B-flat and A clarinets
1962 Buesher "Aristocrat" tenor saxophone
Piper One Design 24, Hull #35; "Alpha"