The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-01

taniy his owner, by the way the old vet
eran polished off d. j. Healy's nomina-
ton. Salvador.
Z. j. Cronin's Depend On Me and r. E.
de LopeZ's Walter Bloom were then pla ced
In the slippers hands. who had some diff
Guilty in getting he latter sighted, as it
was the first time she was ever in slips,
Three hares passed by beforr she could be
got to look at one; but eventually they
were let go and the little youngster shot
out and led Mr.. Cronn's fine dog until
nearing the stand, got first and second
turn and then got cropper. This COM
pletely threw her out of the balance of
long course. Depend On Me won.
A. Seals White Cloud and Eugene
Gray's Electric had fine course. but the
former proved too much for her handsome
opponent, and won fine course.
j. Perigo's Longfellow to the surprise OF
the crowd and the disgust of the talent
completely shattered the high pretenslons
OF Moondyne by giving him thorough
thrashng.
j. Reilly's Fairy was altogether too much
for DR.. Proctor's Blackstone, and simply
ran round him.
w. Perry's Coomassie ran clean away
from NJ. Culligan's Overland, ana won
with ease.
P. d. Nolan's Sting and James Byrnes
Nelly Bly, had a fine undecided course, IN
which both dogs showed uD well, Dotn as
runners and workers. But IN the second
ATTEMPT Sting won one-sIded course. ia
P. Tiernan's Long John aud >; =; E 10.
mond's Pride of the Park 1ur n I., ,n1
first real surprise of the day. Inc latter
is the smallest greyhound that mas ever
gone to slips in this stock. Sne uoes hol
weigh more than 35 pounds, out sue can
run and work, and Tiernan's great CRACK,
Long John, had To strike ms prouu colors
to this wonderful little specimen Oh the
prevhound. Never was surprise so great,
and never before was dog awarded such
immeasured cheering by an enthusiastic
crowd.
+. C. Curtis Shortstop had sharp, short
course with Ii. McCracken's Captain,
which he won easily.
The next pair sent out was p. c. Curtis
Skyrocket and p. ID. Dolan's Dark Rustic,
but great as was the surprise OF the course
between Long John and Pride of the
Park, this course was still greater one,
for the greater dog fell completely before
this utter and complete outsider. Fifty
dollars to 81 was offered, but no one
would accept of it. On being slipped the
great crack led w as usual and took first
turn, but that finished him, for Rustic
did all the rest and won cleveriy. Sucn
cheering has not been heard on cOuFsing
field for years.
II. McCracken's Lady Il. Glendyne hand
somely IN long course.
j. Buckly's GarryOwen had an easy thing
with j. p. Burke's Rambler.
j. j. Edmonds' Valley Queen easily
beat Bowling 81 McCormack's Sir John.
James ByrDes' Barney F had short.
sharp course with j. Wren's GoVerness
and won.
L. E. de Lopez's Waratok beat P. Tier
mans Glenade after good course. This
dog showed a fine lash of foot and he is |
also good worker.
p. Ryan's Blue Jack beat ]. Dowling's |
Chief OF the Valley easily.
Carney's Spokane and w. Dalton's LADY !
Napoleon had very fiue course. the latter |
portion of which the judge could not see |
as 1t was behind the stand and the crowd |
was 50 great that Mr.. Grace of course could |
not get even glimpse at the work done |
by the dogs OF course be had to decide |
on what he did see, and sent the flag I'D for
Spokane, which certainly had the best Of !
1t 10 the first part of the course.
7. Ryan's Maggie and James Grace's |
Rollaiong had sharp course; the former
won.
Thomas McHugh's Sculptor. after an
undecided heat, beat Downing & McCor-
mack's White Rustic easily.
L. }. CrOnin's DOtty Dmple and d. j.
Hendy's Active ran great course, which
the former WOO, but it must have been a
very close thing.
Z. IIernan's Olympic easily beat DIR.
Proctor's Blupstone
j. Perigo's Wee Lassie had a good run |
with j. Byrnes' Occidental, the former
winning.
P. Tiernan's Tom Hayes had @ good +
course with John Lucy's azy Girl, and
beat her WELL
I. McInerney' Ban Boy and T. Cooney's
Home Rule had one of the finest courses
of the day, Ban Boy winning by the skin
Of his teeth"
j. j. Edmond's Vida Shaw ran away
from II. N. n. Springs Domino and
won.
Bowling aud McCormack's Rustic Maid
beat A. Seals Presto easily.
NJ. Kerrigan's Natty (the Evergreen) |
beat in good course DR.. Wadan's beau
tiful bitch Twilight. which certainly was
another astonsher to the aent.
L. McInerny's Little Banshee had it all |
her own way in her course with j. Moory's !
Swede.
j. Healy's Olden w beat A. Merrills |
Red Prince In The last and certainly not !
the worst course of the day.
The balance of the stake and the puppy |
stake will be run of on Sunday next, when |
an enormous crowd may be expected.