The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-23
AT THE COURSING PARK.
A Big Crowd at Kerrigan's and the
Hares Running in Fine
Shape.

A large crowd gathered at Kerrigan's
coursing park Sunday to witness the great
thirty-two dog stake. The weather was
fine and the hares were running better
than ever seen on the plains.
Ed Caravan and John Cranston gave
entire satisfaction in their respective posi-
tions as Judge and slipper, both to spec
tators and leashmen. The following is the
result of the first run down:
J. Hurleys Jimmy Rix beat J. McBride,s
Little Whip, D. Dillon's Evening Star beat 4.
Daisy beat A. Merrills Butcher Boy, P. Nc
Cabe's Bonnie Lassie beat S. T.. Desimone's
Woodford, T. Trant's Little Beauty ran bye,
BoyW Dalton's Napoleon Jack beat ID. Dunlea,s
Nellie d, P. McCabe's Electric beat I. Trants
Sly Girl Jr., D. Dillon's Sacramento Queen
beat p J Reilly's Little Willie, A. Merrilps
Snowbird beat W. Daltop's Ilene, J. Kelehers
Spring beat w. Creamer's Regent, G. III. Bur-
tiends Little Tom beat M. Kelley's Fly,
P. McCabe's Tempest ran bye j. o'Farrell '
CAMS Fred Lees beat j. McDonald's Mayo Boy.
First ties-Little Beauty beat Jimmy Xix,
Daisy beat Evening Star, Dublin Stout beat
Snowbird beat Sacramento Queen, Little Tom
beat Spring, Tempest beat So So, Fred Lees ran
d bye.
Second ties-Little Beauty beat Daisy, Elec-
trio beat Dublin Stout, Snowbird beat Little
Tom, Tempest beat Fred Lees
Third ties-Electric beat Little Beauty, Snow
bird beat Tempest
Final-snowbird beat Electric, taking first
prize $50; Electric second prize. $I2; Tempest
and Little Beauty, So each.
Next Sunday 81 entrance fee will be
charged at Kerrigan's park, and $40 will be
the first prize.
Coursing at Casserly's park was very ex-
citing, the betting generally being 2 to on
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toward the final the fog was very heavy.
John Grace Jr. did some excellent judging,
while James Grace, the tircless pedestrian,
used good judgment in handling the slips.
The following is the result of the first
run down:
t. Ford's Pride of the West beat J. McGlynn's
Blue Tom; ]. Adams Salvador beat T. Bren-
mans Queen F; ]. Grace's Roll Along ran
bye; J. H. Perigo's Wee Lassie ran bye; T.
Brennan's White Rustic beat j. McG1ynn's
Rosa B; G. smaTts Glenade ran bye; R; Prin-
gle. Ace OF Spades ran bye; d. Burtiend's
Tricks beat 7. ]. Wards Grand Lady; R. Prin-
giles Snow ran bye;J. Brady's Wee Nell ran a
bye; G.. Jennings Red Rose beat ]. Kings
Prince Devine; J. Deans Kathleen beat ].
Welch's Belle; T. j. Cronins Jack Dempsey
beat II. Halls Jenny Lind; G. Smart's Occi-
dental beat T. Roe's Molly Reilly; IT,. Cronn's
White Chief beat j. HAWKS Frisco Boy; J. Nc
Glynn's Joe Bowers beat w. Kelter's Mission
Girl J Tracys Sondon ran a bye; J. Deans
Fullerton beat McLaughlin's Lady Richmond.
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Along beat Wee Lassie; Glenade beat White
Rustic; Ace of Spades beat Tricks; Wee Nell
beat Snow; Kathleen beat Red Rose; Jack
Dempsey beat Occidental; White Chief beat Joe
Bowers; Fullerton beat Sondon.
Second ties-Salvator beat Roll Along; Ace of
Spades beat Glenade; Wee Nell beat Kathleen;
White Chief beat Jack Dempsey; Fullerton ran
bye.
Third ties-Salvator beat Wee Nell; Fuller ton
beat Ace of Spades; White Chief ran a bye.
Fourth ties-Fullerton beat White Chief; Sal
vator ran a bye.
Finnl-Fullerton beat Salvador, taking first
Wee Nell and Ace Of Spades, SO each.