The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-12
LONG=ENDERS' DAY
Lively Coursing at Ocean
View Park.
A Twenty=Four Dog Stake Race, in
Which the Favorites Won in
Almost Every Instance.

Yesterday was a field day for the short
enders at Ocean View. In the whole
twenty-four dog stake only one shortender
won, and that was Dolly Dimple.
Such thing has never taken place IN
the history of coursing at this park. Many
very close races were run, but the favoriteS
invariably pulled down game. The great
est satisfaction was found with the slipper
and judges, who were both very closely
watched. Some of the best courses of the
season we're run, as the hares are now
very lively for the reason that they are
not breeding. They gave the hounds con-
siderable trouble, both in long and ZigZag
races.
T. j. Cronin's White Rustic and G. Foop-
er's Mission Star were the first rounds in the
slips. The first-r AIMED dog was the favor
lite and carried off the honors easily.
E. p. Kennels John w followed with an
exciting race with J. Deans Dean Swift,
but the former won after a very hot
course.
P. Ryan's Blue Jack led r. Graham's
Revolver from the slips and kept the lead
until the hare was skinned.
. W. Dalton's Napoleon and F. Byrnes'
Fillmore ran pretty course, each hound
keeping nip and tuck until almost the end
of the race, when Napoleon made squirt
and ca ptured game.
J. Deans Little Rose ran against the
unknown, but the latter dog showed that
it was worthy to retain its name.
L. j. Cronin's Nancy Pill and h. Ora
hams Queen left the slips after jumping
hare, which twisted and turned over the
field like an cratic skyrOcket. Now one
dog had the advan tage as the bare darted
In Its direction, and now the other seemed
on the point of victory. Finally Nancy
Till outstripped her opponent in an across
the-feld run and brought down game.
G. Duffy's Maid of the Valley ran a
good race with c. Hooper's Glenacle, and
astonished the short-enders who expected
to win.
E. P. Kennels Eureka was backed
against G. Duffy's Pennyroyal, but the
latter hound had walkover.
j. Deans Dashing Wave and P. Tier
ney's Surprise chased regular four-mile
hare. but the former dog ended its career
before il reached the limit of It's speed.
T. j. Cronin's Dottie Dimple and A.
Stad's Matte excited the betting frater-
nifty when they entered the slips. Matte
was the favOrite at to 3 DOttle Dimple
spurted from the start, and was the only
hound which brought dollars to the
pockets of the short-euders during the day
j. Deans True Blue easily ran away
from F. Byrnes' Encyclopedia, and II.
Gerdes' Lookout concluded the run down
by besting Lady Williams.
In the first ties White Rustic beat John
w, Blue Jack beat Napoleon, Little Rose
beat Nancy Tell, Dashug Wave beat Maid
royal and Lookout beat True Blue.
In the second ties White Rustic beat
Blue Jack, Dottie Dimple beat Little
Rose and Lookout beat Dashing Wave.
AS both Dottie Dimple and White Rustic
belonged to the same owner the dogs had
run off to see which would compets for
first prize with Lookout Dottie Dimple
won, aud when pitted against Look out
again distinguished herself by taking first
place. The race was the finest of the day,
being an across-the-field course in full
view of the spectators.
The result of the coursing was: First
prize. Dottie Dimple; second. Lookout;
third, White Rustic.
There will be purse of $500, open to all
dogs in the State, Sunday. July 2. and
Tuesday, July 4, consolation stake by
the Golden West Coursing Club