The morning call., 1894-05-28
STEAMBOAT QUEENS VICTORY,
Patent-Hare Chasing INDUCED
in at San Jose.
HELD AT THE SPANISH CARNIVAL
Wednesday Next, Decoration Day,
Will Afford Coursers an Oppor-
tunity for Sport.

There was capital coursing at Ocean
View yesterday, and Patrick Caravan was
jubilant. Never was such day for short
enders and many of the talent went home
broke.
In twenty-f0ur-dog stake which formed
the days programme Pride Of the Park
had his number taken down by Stamboul
Queen, who ran exceptionally we'll. In
the final course she started with odds of
2 to l against her. Other shOrt-enders that
won their individual courses were Matte,
Dr.. Rice and Electric. Following is the
summary:
First rOund-D. O'Brien's Pride of the
Park beat Z. Ryan's Blue Jack, A. Moore's
Sir John beat Z. Tranfs Little Beauty.
A. Merritt's Faster and Faster beat Il.
Rogers Robert Emmett. ID. Kelly's Dr..
Rice beat II. Halls Dr. McCar thy, f..
Roe's Molly Reilly beat Il. p. Kennels
Nancy TIL, j. kerTigan's Fearless beat j.
SagersOu's Oregon Boy, f. +. Kennel S
Gieka beat +. =. Kennels John w, A.
Merritt's Jack Dempsey beat J.. ROblncts
Greenwood, S. Watkins STAN boul Queen
beat p. Reilly's Active, j. Reardon's Nat
tie beat a. MerritTs Living Yet, h.
Geary's Electric beat Z. Geary's Bonnie
Lass, p. Tutte's Captain Morse beat L.
First ties: Pride of the Park beat Sir
John. DIR. Rice beat Faster and Faster,
Fearless beat Mollie Reilly, Jack Demp-
sey beat Yreka, Stamboul Queen beat Nat
tie, Electric beat Captain Morse.
Second ties: Pride of the Park beat DR..
Rice, Jack Dempsey beat Fearless, SIAM
boul Queen beat Electric.
Third ties: Pride of the Park beat Jack
Dempsey; Stamboul Queen, bye.
Final course: S. Watkins STEAMBOAT
Queen beat d. OBIien's Pride of the Park
aud WOO.
John Grace Jr. judged exceptionally
well, not one of his decisions being cues
toned. Ed Caravan handled the slips, as
usual
On Wednesday next. Decoration day. an
open stake will be contested, the drawing
TO take place Oh the grounds. On Sunday
next there will be q 81 stake for nOn-DrlZe
winners. The drawing will take place on
Thursday evening next
The Fiesta. or Spanish carnival, which
has taken place at San Jose during the
past four or five days, came TO close yes
terday.
In addition to bull-fghting, lassoing,
etc, yesterdays programme consisted OF a
dog contest after patent hareS. Thirty
four dogs entered, and some speedy con-
tests resulted. The winners turned up in
+. McCOmb'S Motto, who, although little
fanced. surprised the talent with the way
10 which she cleaned out her opponents
and carried off first money.
The summary is as follows: First
rOund-J. L. DOyle's Dusty Bob beat IL.
Madden's Black Eye, +. VOsta's Country
Boy beat j. McDOnald's Wild Rose, Il.
Nash's Anything beat J. StillweIPs Sky
land, w. Kirkpalrick's leather Brooches
beat j. Stillwell's Daisy d, +. McCOmb's
Motto beat C. Bannar's Free Trade, T..
CUony's Wararah beat c. Desmoine's BAN
boo Boy, II. Madden's Slow Jack beat w.
CarmichaePs Tom Brown, II. McCrack-
ems Magpie beat 7. Linehan's Sweep,
F. Ewald's Boggie Bell beat f. Hank 3
Last Chance, f. McCOmb's Stranger beat
{. c. Desmoine's Lady Ruth. W. Pitman' s
Boy in Blue beat L. Portals Country Girl,
c. NaTvise's Billy the Washer beat +. Nc
Combs HummIng Bird.
First ties-COuntry Boy beat Dusty Bob,
Anything beat Leather Brooches, Motto
beat Waratah, Magpie beat Slow Jack,
Stranger beat BogEie Bell, Billy the
M sher beat Boy in Blue.
Second ties-Country Bow oeat Any
thing, Motto beat Maggie, Stranger beat
Billy the Washer.
Third ties-MottO beat Country Boy,
Stranger a bye. The stake was divided,
the two dogs left in being kennel COM
paniOns.
II. NJ. \. Spring acted as judge, Mr.. Mil
liken handled the slips, while William Car
michael and Hugh McCracken were the
slip and flag stewards