The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-05
COURS|NG At THE PARKS,
Emin PaSha, an Alameda Dog,
Wins at the Ocean View
Meeting.
Tempest Gets First Money at Ker-
rigan's Resort-Good Running
at Both Places.

A beautiful day for running and lot of
game and fast hares greeted large audi
ence at the meeting of the Ocean View
Coursing Club at Casserly's Coursing Park
Yesterday. The stake was not large, owing
to some of the dogs entered being sick, but
a number of crack hounds were put in the
slips and fine days sport was witnessed.
Following Is summary OF the results:
NJ. Dougherty's Daisy Crest beat T. ]. Cron-
in's White Chief.
T. J. Cronin's Dottie Dimple, J. Deans Fuller
ton and G. Watson's Belmont, byes.
P Canty's Lead On beat w. Kelter's Free
stone.
T. McDonald's Lissak beat ]. Dunlea's Nellie
D.
J. Graces Roll Along beat T. Brennan's
Queen F.
Alameda Kennels Emin Pasha beat T. Roe's
Robert Emmett.
Second ties:
Dottie Dimple beat Daisy Crest, Fullerton
beat Belmont. Emin Pasha beat Roll Along,
Lissak beat Lead On.
Third ties:
Fullerton beat Dottie Dimple, Emin Pasha
beat Lissak.
Final:
Emin Pasha beat Fullerton.
The winner of the stake, who received
prize of 500, is finely bred young dog,
and his victory will encourage the Ala
media kennels to send representatives to
future meets.
Those who officiated over the stake were :
Judge, John Grace; slipper, James Wren !;
slip steward, J. Monahan; flag steward, ].
Sheehan; field stewards, ]. Burre1 and j..
Rossiter.
Next: Saturday a thirty two-dog stake,
81 80 entrance, with $25 added by the club,
will be run.
At kerrigan's Park the announcement
that the Golden Gate Coursing Club would
run a thirty dog stake drew large
crowd, and some of the best sport of the
season at this park was seen.
The hares ran like demons, and in some
cases pumped the dogs out before escaping
into the paddocks or falling before the
hounds. Some long shots were winners
in close motches, which gave the specula-
tors courage, and lively betting was the
result. Following are the summaries:
]. Kelly's Mary K beat ]. o'Connor's Tee
Shaffer & strehls Gold King beat J. H.
Peringos Wee Lassie
G. o'Brien's Fred W. Lees beat D. Burfend's
G. Smart's GIenade beat c. Jennings Red
Rose.
W. Dalton's Ilene beat J. O'Connor's Blink
T. Trant's Sly Girl beat P. Carneys Annie
F. {. Randolph's So So beat ]. McDonald's
Mayo Boy.
Wv. Guerrero's Maud G beat ST. Testimonies
Woodford.
V. Guerrero's Bonnie Lass beat A. Merrilps
Snow Bird
G.. Smart's Occidental beat NJ. O'Connell's
Ten Cents.
v. w Guerreros Electric beat P. Ryan's
Thorndale.
c. c. Griswold's Fearless beat F. c. RAN
doph's Dixie.
T. Trant's Little Beauty beat j. Lisher's Fly
away.
Wv Guerrero's Tempest beat D. Buriend's
Catchem.
W. Creamer's Regent beat W. Dalton's Light
weight.
Second ties:
Gold King beat Mark K, Glenade beat Fred
W. Lees, Ilene beat Sly Girl Jr., Dashaway beat
Bonny Lass, Electric beat Little Beauty, Temp
est beat Regent.
Third ties:
Glenade beat Gold King, Occidental beat
Electric, 1lene beat Dashaway, Tempest beat
Fearless.
Fourth ties:
Glenade beat Ilene, Tempest beat Occidental
Final:
Tempest beat Glenade.
The winner ran game and clever courses
throughout the stake and will doubtless
be heard from at future matches. Her
owner received $40 while second came in
for $50, third for $40, fourth for $40 and
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth for So each.
Edward Caravan acted as Judge and j.
Cranston as slipper.
On Sunday next a thirty-two-dog stake
will be run at 81 60 entrance for each dog,
the prizes to be awarded same as yester-
day.