The morning call., 1892-05-09

how, that gentleman kept the crowd In
roaTs of laughter during the remainder OF
the day by kicking against the decision.
i've got Playboy and l want fair play"
he kept on shouting. Pm willing to back
my dog against any on the ground for $500,
or any part, right here to-day" and so on,
until Canavan read him an Irish lecture, in
which both got so tangled uD in the history
of ancient Rome, Greece, Gaul and other
Old-time countries that the kicking was
abandoned by mutual consent
Another instance where the judges were
at fault was in the course between Dan
OConnell and Jailer, the white dog winning
easily aud running rings around his oppo-
nenk Yet the decision was mo g" and
the dogs had to run it off again.
Young John Grace vas very efficient
slipper, while the efforts OF Sid Cummings
as slip steward. and w. b. Hail as flag
steward, were praiseworthy.
AFTER THE HAREs.
Following are the details of the coursing,
which was only finished in the fast gather
ing twilight, all those who didn't care about
hanging on to the Overcrowded electric
cars by their eyebrows having to walk
home
Ocean View Courslng Park, Sunday, May 8,
1892, Pacific Coast Coursing Clubs May meet
Ing Twenty -fOuT-dog stake.
First round-M. Keliy's Playboy beat George
Duffey's Maid of The Valley; L. j. Cronin's Dan
UConnell beat Frank Byrneis Clara Is; j. O'Far-
IePs So SO beat Joe M0raD's Bernul Queen; z.
kerrigan's Ben d'Or beat j. A. kerrgan's
Honeymoon; Ii. q. Vaughan's Dash beat X.
Shea's Rosie ID; NJ. w. KeTrigan's Chicopee
beat J. Sullivan's Qulckstep; j. Campbers Lily
hynes beat }. Reidy's Richard r; J. McBride's
Jailer beat h. Caravans Sacramento Belle; Jce
VOLTS Fly beat j. j. RademaReTs Shadow; O.
S. Mieland's Examiner beat Dan Leonard's Oak
land Chief; ). A. Cummings Maybe beat G..
Hays Blue Jacket; j. j. Hunters Chief OF the
valley beat GeorHe Wasson's Earl Of Wicklow
Fins! lies-Dan o'Counell beat Playboy, So So
beat Ben dOr, Dash G beat Chicopee, Jaer
beat Lily Hynes, Fly beat Examiner Chief OF
the Valley beat Maybe
Second tes-Dan 0Connell beat So So, Bet
ting: TO on the winner.
NOSE AND NOSE RACE.
A strong, fast and splendid hare was
sighted, aud the dogs ran q nose and nose
race from good, long slip to within 10yards
of the hare. Here Dan shot out In the lead
and scored first turn. lie completely out
worked 80 80, and turning several times
and saving himself like an artist, he
wrenched, killed and won handily
Jaller beat Dash C. Betting even.
Jaier led up and turned, letting Dash
in, but Jailer again got a-going, and. work
ing his hare in dandy style, killed and won
the course.
Chief of the Valley beat Fly. Betting to 1
on The winner.
The favorite led I'D by five lengths to his
u
work. The latter had no show, however
and when the veteran resumed his work he
won with ease.
Third tles-Dan O'Connel beat Jaller Betting
even.
Jailer sighted the quicker, and led few
lengths, when Dams superior turn of speed
told. and. running like locomotive. he
passed Jailer, snapped. killed, rolled over
his hare. and won. Still the Judges, labor
ing under some mistake. declared the race
mo CO." In the second trial Dan O'Connell
led up and killed, with Jailer close up,
picking up the hare.
Chief of the Valley ran bye with Depend
0n.Me, and the final race came on for de-
cision.
Final course-Dan OConnell beat Chief of the
Valley and won the stake. Betting, 5 to 3, on
the winner.
THE FINAL COURSE.
The dogs ran a very close race at the first
attempt, and the judges could not separate
them, so they were ordered back to the
slips after little rest On the second Slip
Dan OC0nnell scored, led up, turned in a
''gruelling" course, and, outworking the old
Chief, won the course and stake
The winner is fne-looking white dog.
and will surely give good account of hun
self In the near future.
Next Saturday 24-dog stake will be run
off. The drawing will take place on the
ground.