The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
AFTER THE HARES
Interesting Coursing at
Ocean View.
Extra Pale, Twelve MOnth-Old, Out
of Twilight, Surprises the
Talent.

The coursing at Ocean View yesterday
consisted of sixteen-dog stake, and in
the run down there were many exciting
events, some of them being surprises to
the talent.
One particular case was the races be-
tween Extra Pale and Garryowen. The
former is a 12-mOnth-ol old, and the lat
ter fnur-year-old with a record. When
the dogs left the kennels, the betting was
5 to l on the favorite Garryowen. After
slipping, both hounds started for lively
hare which ran across field The race
was brisk one, but few of the spectators
who were acquainted with the two dogs
ever dreamed that Extra Pale would have
any chance. Extra Pale soon got the lead
and kept it, rum ing down game with an
alactrity which surprised everybody.
The favorite was badly beaten and the
shortenders went up to the poolstand and
got their money with grins on their faces.
They were as much surprised as the
others.
Extra Pale is out OF Twilight and Dan g.
Twilight is a full sister of the famous Sky
rocket, king of the coursing field. Pat
Caravan brought three puppes ont of
Twilight. Eureka, Yreka and Extra Pale.
but none Of them made any records when
on the field with the exception of Extra
Pale yesterday. Caravan. the owner of
Extra Pale, recently sold half interest
in the hound to Dan Toland for S25. and
yesterday. after witnessing the perform
ance of the young dog, was very sorry he
did so. lie made an offer of $50 to buy
back the interest. but Toand thought he
had better adhere to theibargain.
| In the final, when Extra Pale and White
Rustic were the two contestants and
ptted for the prize, the interest became
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tried and trustworthy hound. and one of
the champions. Still those who witnessed
Extra Pale's achievements during the day
were tempted 10 back him, and put up
their money.
The final race was a very unsatisfactory
one, and neither hound had a chance to
test their respective merits. The first
course was undecided. for the hare after
which the dogs started souatted and was
lost to sight In the second course the
hare was not very brisk one and did not
give the dogs chance to show their re-
| Spective merits.
White Rustic, being trained to fine de-
gree, easily ran down the game, while EX-
ira Pale looked disappointed that he did
not have chance to have good run.
! The result of the coursing Of the day
was as follows: J. Mcbride. White Rus
tic beat W. f. Kennels Haysaed; b.
| HulPs Snowflake heat }. Tracy's Uncle
Jimmy; P. Tully's Leiuster Lass beat d.
Learv's Speculation; A. Stead's Governor
beat w. f. Kennels Revolver; w. Ford's
Forget Ne Not beat Fl. Hulps Frisco Boy;
j. McRride's Pride OF the Village beat j.
McSprits Native Son; Dan Toland's Extra
Pale beat j. McSprit's Garryowen; w.
Ford's Fall River Rogue beat N. Kerri-
CANS Richmond.
First ties-White Rustic beat Snowflake;
Leipster Lass beat Governor; Forget Me
Not beat Pride of the Village; Extra Pale
beat Fall River Rogue.
Second ties-Whte Rustic beat Leinster
Lass; Extra Pale beat Forget Me Not.
Final-White Rustic beat Extra Pale.