The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23
Results nfthe Racing.

The result of each days racing was tele-
-; phed 10 The CALL in a condensed form,
and Il more extended account will no doubt
interest large number of admirers of the
sport VINO through force Of circumstances
could not attend.
On the inaugural day the first pair of dogs in
the slips were Wolf Tone and Faugh, a-Bdllagh.
Tie latter was mol fully recovered from sick
Attack aud weakly. The slip was very long.
Vol Tone loON the lead aud was INST 10 turn
the hare. His opponent then got IN and scored a
turn. but was aflerwafd passed and beaten
badly.
~ hip ana May Boy-whip took charge OF his
game iiumr diately aud coursed 1t until the hare
found refuge IN 4 sqeirre hole. May Boy gave
Inn 10 assistance 10 speak of.
Erilna Donna ana Netleneld-TO grand slip
beiH.d0gs shot away Il e 4 bullet from rife.
Piimd Donna opened quite gap on her oppo-
rent and got 1irst JurD, when Nelflefeid settled
dUWu to wOik. He was unable TO take the lend
until PT1ma Donna had scored several points.
About hall mile from the start the dog was
seen 10 forge ahead aud score a few turns and
wTencheS, when lie was passed, and IN The dim
gam. very closely.
Nerdufe Clad and Fanny-Fanny led from
Sips; was frst 10 game ana scored lew
wIeuches. The hare was fast and alter short
run escaped through fence NerduTe Clad, an
Eastern dog, was evidently out OF form.
- -Juanita and Babazuun-Ihe latter Is an East
ern.. greyhound of large bone. He was feeling
uuwsH and Dis not seem TO have strength am
billion 10 do Justice TO himself JuauiIa Is fast
G.
She worked her quarry splendldly driving il rap
fdll across the field with the dog bringing up the
rear. After accomplishing several turns, Juanita
forced the hare 10 make quick turn, which fay-
. Ured .BabaZ0un, who made Tie sill, II being the
only point 10 his favor.
McGinty aud Vooaoo-McGinty showed most
srctd and was first 10 turn. III are SwerYed TO
lh- tight OF The dogs; crossed gulch when Nc
entity snurIed and made up lost ground. NoodOO
SEEMED to run unsighted, but Oh getting glimpse
IL his opponent be made grand attempt 10
catch MP, when a second bare started, NOodOO
following. Course judged uD 10 the time the latter
:, paiIed from his opponent.
K Rio Key and King JOhn-This was very
long run. The King opened light between him
-aEd'lils- opponent III the dash to 1he hare. Puss
e5li of Looping, but soon found that her puTsueTs
were not prairie wolves aud hrowlng ner ears
back Oh her neck actually flew over The ground.
Il Rio Rey seemed in The distance to BE- gaining
lost ground 0uI he was unable to make up for
tile points lie had lost In The early part Of the
.. rec.
Baby and Play Boy-,!ust before this race took
place thoroughbred brOnebo broke away from
hls wagon and driver and ran with the speed OF a
zebra ia The direction OF his feed trough half a
dozen yaqueTos wen; in hot pursuit, and one Of
the most pleasant features OF the day was the
scene Of the runaway's capture by means of
.larldts. When tie kicking and ObstreperOus
animal was returned 10 his trappings the dogs
were let CO. Play Boy made a grand run 10 The
hare and held IL well in charge for half mile,
wien Baby spufted to the front aud ran her game
a straight course without being BILE to score a
turn, Tile hare finally escaping through fence.
Sea Shell and Saturday Nighttime former, a
young hound, showed great speed in the run up.
Ihe naIe turned from us original course, crossed
slough and was-again forced 10 change IFS po-
sitiOn. Saturday Night had just got himself
uhde? headway and was rapidly closing up big
gap when lie stumbled in a squirrel hole aud fell
heavily On regaining his pins he was just in
time Ia get In at tie deaih Of puss
Maud Jones and Norwegian-The latter, an
Eastern importation proved by his style OF run
ning, lack Of condition After being slipped the
dogs JosI sight of the hare Tor few moments,
Fuss shooting through a growth OF high grass
'.Nheu again sighted both dogs made good run
for game. Maud Jones was first 10 turn and held
her quarry in charge until the XIII.
: 81 4 FarTow and FL Rey-Tbe latter dog had one
week previous to The meeting the misfortune TO
luiure one oil his feet. and result his chances
OF success were Impaired lie was fIrst 10 the
E HaTe aud scored INST turn AL FarrOw then
forged INTO the lead, made a lew wTeDehes and
was PASSED by FL Rey. The latter held the win.
. mug position long enough To make few
wrenches, when Al Farrow shot ahead turned
bis game twice and scored 4 neal Kill
Maid of Erin ana hngston-The Maid aston
ished The specIaiO rs by her wonderful bursts OF
speed. She could not command herself at all
and ran wild ON The turns, giving her opponent
:. asplepdid opportunity to score. Kingston made
a few points in the race, but he given three
clear go-byes before the Maid BOWED over her
SNOWFALL and Examiner-Snowball took charge
e OF his game, and did mol allow Examiner an OPP
pOrtuuity 10 score more than TWO points In The
race, which was comparatively short.
Brunette and Dan B-IhIs was an unfortunate
course for The handsome Biupette, who was
looked uDOn by many sp0rtstnen az probable
winner of one OF tie three big prizes Tie
- brace was slipped to good racing hare. Bru-
petie immediately forged 10 the front
. and worked her game beautifully until she
seemed TO have stumbled, thereby giving
heE place to Dan b, who did very good work by
scoring several wrencnes and making up for
lost ground. Brunette finally got Ia again, and
according 10 those Who Witnessed the last Of the
race IN the distance, she made up handsomely
for Ihe lime she had lost. She was awarded The
race, but Immediately AFTER the contest fresh
hare broke cover, ana the game Brunette coursed
slA q tha falf L
though restOratlves were applied, the gdme little
animal failed 10 pull through the trying ordeal,
and died IN the hands of friends.
Catherine Hayes and Susie S-The former
. proved her superiority over Susie almost imnle-
Inediately Catherine led until size dashed into a
pond. The water splasned over her, aud when
size again-eausht sight of her game Susie had
scOed a few wrencles and turn. Iuch by Inch
CaiheTIne gained on her opponent, ana heI
friends were eiated when she scored a 60 bye on
Susie a few tuins 10 her credit and the hare
fOhnd refuge IN squirrel hole.
Jim corbett and Waterwiich-CorDett ran the
race unassisted- The Witch lacked The pace to
Keep company with Cotbett, who remained in
the lead To the finish
Dexter aud Bessie-This was another race sim.
llai 10 tne lOrlner Dexter, a grand looking dog.
Kept Bessie In the background until lie mare
found Iefuge In burrow.
Lookout and Lady in Blue-BOth dogs ran on
even terms for about 400 yards when Lookout
assumed the LEAD, and although unable TO force
the hare from lis course, he seemed 10 have best
Saying qualities. The rabbit was best dog, SO Il
speak.
sam Nash and Freestone-This was a very
long course ana Sam Nash made a very wicked
racK. lie forced the hare To Its greatest speed
driving II repeatedly from It's original course.
FreeslOne Kept close UP, and when The game
had covered mile OF country Freestone did
some good work, but was unable 10 make up his
lost ground. judging by tue way he ran In the
fore part OF the race one would think that lie
was inclined to inrch.
Ben aud Geraldine This was comparatively a
short race. Ben was first TO score aud forced
The hare into ravine, the bottom OF which puss