The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-26
COURS|NG AT THE PARKS,
Little Tom Again Wins the First
Prize at kerrigan'S
Resort.
Skyball Exhibits His Speed at Cas-
serIy's--Flashlight Won
the Stake.

The wind blew cold across the coursing
parks yesterday, and while the tempera-
ture added nothing to the comfort OF the
spectators, it made the hares fast, and
good coursing was the result.
At Kerrigan's Park, Little Tom, the
clever white hound that won the forty
dog stake on the 18th inst, distinguished
himself and enriched his owner again by
winning from thirty-nine other dogs OF
high degree. Following is the result OF
the running:
Nellie beat Belle Spring beat u Glen aaa,
hall beat Sculptures, Lady Fitzgerald beat
Famous, Occident beat Butcher Boy, Diamond
beat Mary K, Evening Star beat Fly, Light
Thorndale, Jenny Lind beat Ben, Regent beat
Trilby, Ivy Leaf beat Annie Daily, Mayo Boy
beat Oregon Boy, Little Tom beat Cyclone,
Woodford beat Sunfower, Fairy beat Bonnie
Lass, Niger beat Nancy Till.
First ties-Nellie D beat Spring, Jimmy Hope
beat Marguerite, Foxhall bye, Lady F1tz-
gerald beat Lightweight, Oecident beat Lamp
lighter, Evening Star beat Diamond, Regent
beat Jenny Lind, Mayo Boy beat Ivy Leaf,
Little Tom beat Fairy D, Niger beat Woodford.
Second ties-Nellie D beat Jimmy Hope, Lady
Fitzgerald bye, Evening Star beat occident,
Regent beat Mayo Boy. Little Tom beat Niger.
Third ties-Lady Fitzgerald beat Nellie D,
Regent beat Evening Star, Little Tom bye,
Fourth ties-Little Tom beat Lady Fitzgerald,
Regent bye.
Final-Little Tom beat Regent, taking first
prize, $40; Regent second, $40; Lad Lady Fit
| ston acted as judge and slipper respectively.
| On Sunday next forty-four dog stake,
| 50 entrance, with $25 added by the manage
| ment of the park will be run and some
crack dogs will be entered.
| At Casserly's Park the crowd had the
pleasure of seeing Skyball, rated as the best
i f~., o-k
| light, the winner of the twenty-four dog
stake. The latter ran bye in the third
| ties and Skyball was put in for tryour.
He ran unsighted nearly across the field
and finally, seeing the hare, flew past
Flashlight and turning the hare made a
| neat kill, winning Sin walk" The rum
| ming was generally good.
| Following is the result of the run down
W. Greeley's Richmond Boy beat R. O'shea's
| McBride's Little Joe, J. O'Connor's Tee Wee
| beat W. 81. Gouleys Blanche, J. OConnor's
| Hornpipe beat J. w. WEIGHS Belle, J. Nc
| Laughliu's Joe Pachian beat j. OConnor's
| True Blue, T. Brennan's White Rustic beat w.
| Kelter's Freestone, T. Roe's Robert Emmett
! beat G. Mulveys Lee Boy, T. Brennan's Red
| Mccormick Rapid, T. J. Cronin's White Chief
| beat t. Roes Noble Reilly, Alameda Kennels
| Kitty Scott beat C. Jennings Red Rose.
First ties-Richmond Boy beat Sontag, Joe
| Pachian beat Tee Vice. Hornpipe bye, White
Rustic beat Robert Emmett, Flashlight beat
Red Prince, Kitty Scott beat Red Prince.
Second ties-Joe Pachian beat Richmond
Boy, White Rustic beat Hornpipe, Flashlight
beat Kitty Scott.
Third Ties-white Rustic beat Joe Pachian,
Flashight bye.
FINAL McBride's Flashlight beat T. Bren-
mans White Rustic taking first prize, $50;
White Rusic, second prize, $40; Joe Pachian,
third prize, Sc.
A twenty-four dog stake will be run next
Sunday.